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against any interference Herewith. II
Mr. Fairfield presented sundry resolutions OIL the q
Legislature Of Maine upon the following sublec's' III
reference to the imprisonment and liability TO sale, oil
free colored citizens of Maine in Southern pot's-
against which they protest, and instruct Their Senh
ors endeavur to procure remedy for this lnus'ce
also in favor If fixing the same day for the election
of President and Vice President; also, IN reference 70
British colonial trade, and praying that Congress
will resctnd the the treaty now in force between 'hs
country and Great Britain on this point, whlch Is
cumbersome and injurious them, and especially 10
their coasting trade. . |
Mr. Barrow, resolutions of the Louisiana Legisla.
ture in relation to the establishment OF Navy lard
al Pensacola.
Mr. Woodbridge Joint resolutions of the Legislature
of Michigan, concerning Mr. Eldridge's claim upon
the cooper rock" .
Mr. Henderson resolutions Of the Legislature Of
Mississippi praying Congress to reduce the price OF
public lands in that State.
Mr. Archer, memorial from citizens OF Virginia
sgainst the annexation Of Texas.
Several reports Of a private nature, were mnde ny
the Committee on Claims and Pensions.
The bills ordered TO be engrossed on Friday last, |
were read third time and passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Post
Office bill Mr. Phelps opposed the bill in toto tie
could find nothing favorable in it-but on the con- co.!
trary nsuperabe objections to every part OF ~ inc
Committee, it seemed TO him had mistaken the source
Of ev-and, of course they had mistaken the remedy.
MIR P. commended that the source of all the compliant
against, the management Of this branch of the Gov
eminent, was TO be found in mail contracts the
mai transportation for the State of Maryland, the
Senator'S (Mr Mertlck's) own State cost Sl53,UoU
and 10000 ofthis snm was paid for the carriage be-
| or;rano noe L,, r;,, ont, N ,he ocean comnared
9Th Tho corr,ninn in mail na,ronnoe
|
TUESDAY NIGHT, April 2.
| The House is at last at work in earnest. The ne.
W., ~. u''I . n.y., T;,or;,i hn
sness, which made the specir order for the three
t VI ''., ''','''' ."s o,, ',e' I h 10
m.,n "n .o,nv One t; m,' ;s tho
ens a" ,a M 'nes ~. ,'' Wh,a nres;ded
NUM-! WIN "';.n 'l'e 'ae oIeaN.! w ',.e p,
over 'nt tol'.l,et' ""n ','e b'omp'.ss ".' IT,
VII, I'n 49,, ;,o he, W.. az qeia,. ~ oor,
'.'o nc n o. II, nc C c, VI. ~. 49, H..
mU'ee nave peserVeu "'iihHtiy oe''e' "ue' "''
speaker Jones mas oeen al any time aoie 10 co''''
'han' III e WI. ,;"use. -r.x:,.;o, h,,o boa,
~ w. ,, ,s,aa :" ne oona ,bem s
h;iI ;,Jond M AZ nJno ,h deno,,e from
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ana ives, am" '',e ho.theIn ne"l !''e " -i u.s.
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'ou'', a;'u ," W.. NC ,., h'drad ,horsanJ
n''"IIs ca'''o' W ess 'l'' "''e T
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100 large; pnt WIN me has' 'hes' ss"i'c p,orH;
.r, s'u,u i '' ~ .,o",''.a :" n,d s!,a;na so,e
.e.'!.oin y .p'''e VI .''''" ' !, "u , 80 ~;
the senate OF me nl'en states man Nhons isa,H or
pea warene hrsrr' .nere'pe, 'nf leu ~ III"
NV "'d'eSn' Nc "e e., we ou'', w.: ''' li '
% M ~. ,,'v , ,rI, ,; nuld snnn co,rv
,;I !, ,h, c E',;~o n,is ,,., !, ma, for ,,a conn
,orv,I,nn Voc s,,nco ;rcorpor,od mt, tho Federal
Cons,irmion tbronch the wisdom Of our forefa,hcrs
hy ,y;cb on con,j renresan,,,;op ;s secured Ia the
Si,,as in ,,,o L;,hs ,n Ly far ,hs ,os nshlc
hr,nch Of r,n1nss rho n,,ar;,nd If tho ,erri,orv
do M, ,herefnrc cons;d.r ohec,;nnohle int in nv
onnnn the bill il oh;ectionahie in his That it does
: M, in dn.aroiinr ;hs honndo,v bo,wcon tho now
STATE and Nissour3 distinctly declare ,yhot The north
crn BOUNDARY of Missouri; is You will recoect tho
l. his bonn ary has been he subiec, of difficulty go
g serious rs n have vrroed mon civil war and Con
,ress shouid moi create n new Stale one of whose
l. mits is the northern boundary of Missouri without
II aclnri,c .nec;6r,v yb,t hoi bound,rv was and in
doing ,hs i wouId no, only he sound poicy but ex.
,c, ,Ts,;co m & tho norihern houndarv of Missouri
in ,rcord,nre viii the views If that Stale
W In the senate The most Office hill is still under dis
crssion and f,nm The ,one Of IN. remarks infer tina
= uoh;nn viii h. done nj This session of Congress- in thu
wnv Of nost Office reform
There is muoh la.e q vctcment here m the Trya
e oas,on now ,non when !, wns frst ironght to tin
nuhlin notice The Intellirenoer il doing good ser
Vice in collecting and presenting through its column
nnhlc oninion and I am informed that il will soo
Of rc.nnhish The MESSAGE Of Mr. McDutie delivered il
,s ls37 when Governor of s. G.. to the Legislature q
iha, State, in which he denounces and condemns, il
a. he pocuI;,r s,rnno and omnbo,ic manner the pro
!. lee, Of annexation.
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