Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13
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TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
THIRD SESSION.
Washington. January 10, lS43'
SENATE.


The Chair laid before the Senate communIca
zion from the State Department. showing the effect
OF the operations Of the Bankrupt Law.
Several bills from the House we're read twice
and referred.
The Resolutions introduced yesterday adop
ted.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
bill for the reliefol Andrew Jackson, with an
amendment. This bull came up with a Report, the
reading Of which called for.
The report (submiIIed by Mr. Berrren) first
rend. and il ,Toppsed amendment of both the title
and prov iSiOns of The bill
That the lille should be a bill for The relief Of
General Jackson.
This having been read, Mr. Walker Of Miss "a
member Of the judiciary Committe) presented what
called a minority report IL gives the authors
abatement ofthe facts To the imposition Of the
fine, aud contains a most exalted euOgy OH General
jackson.
Mr. Linn moved the printing of 10000 extra
copies.
Objections were made. and after some debate
upon point of order. the motion modified to
10000 copies aud laid until 10 morTew.
OREGON BILL.
The Bill providing for the armed occupation aud
settlement Of the OIegOn Territory, DamO MP in the
regular order
Mr. Calhoun moved TO postpone the bill until to.
morrow, which prevailed.
a bill 10 continue in fprce the bill for the relief
Of insOlvenI debtors was taken mp.
The hill was ordered TO be ensressed AID the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Fillmore. from the committee VI Ways and
means. reported three bills VIZ
A bill making appropriations for the Naval ser.
vice,
a bill making appropriations for fulfilling treaty
sijPulalinns with certain Indian tribes; and
q a bill making appropriation for pensions.
They were re.eued to the committee Of the
whole.
Mr. Bolts rose TO privileged question. and TO &C
Quit himself Of tho promise which he made yesler
DAY, 10 bring IN charges on which 10 found an i'm
psschneni against John Tyler, Wee President, and
now the acting President Of The United States.
The chair decided that The gentleman was in or
der, o. he proposed high constitutional question
Mr. Bolts sold that he proposed TO iniruduce .,
the House charges 81 corruption, Of misconduct, o
high crimes aud misdcnrauors committed by lh'
acting President Of The United States; aud be slO0
prepared 10 prove hy testimony the mosl conclusiv
nnd irresistible. the truth Of these charges, ai,d
ed The House 10 inquire into them. Aver som
further remarks
some conversation took place with reference Q,
what |os The question beloIe the House. and lh
charges OF Me- BOus were then read. They arc, o.
brei as follows
BIC Bolts charges The acting President l. VIII
having allowed Old claims which heretofore ver
rejected by The accounting cniccr-. 3 Woke
and corrupt appointments aud removals FINN ,g;c,
3. High crime o. aiding the revolutionary spiyit 4,
the country! by signing lhe Appnriionment act an
filing his reasons IN the State Department again,
o.. e. OF keeping persons iu office after bovin
been rejected by the SchOte ,. OF having will
held his sssent 10 laws Cor the jest operations ,
the Government O. Ola corrupt use Of the vel
power 7. OF shamel ess duplciy end lalschooi
be cabinet Oi nstiuiing commissions to d