The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-19
From the NJ 81 picaynne Of April 3
Waal1larnro1. Anil 3. 1914

From the n. 3. picayune Of April Il.
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1914
There was q good deal Of miscellaneous
business before The Senate to-day; but the
oniy thing Of interest 70 your section o.
country was the House bill making appf0
1fiations Tor fcrli6cations, Mr.. Barrow
moved an amendment to increase die 81
Iowance for Fort Leyingston from $4,000
10 SIS, 900, hntaftel good deal Of discus
sion his proposition was oled down; as was.
$50 another motion q appropriate SIS, 600
81 PORT Jesup. Mr., Soviet however, sue
ceoded il getting $4,000 added for Fort
Smith, So l5, 900 for Fort Gibson and @6, goo
lDr Fort Tounson. The bil was then passed
4 smart discussion arose upon Bill 70 ap- /
1ropriate 100000 for The Cumberland
Road IN Ohio, Indiana and Illinois With-
out coming 10 any conclusion upon II, the
bill was postponed I'LL tomorrow, and the
Senate then adjourned
The House Of Rep seniatives was occu-
pied for considerable lime on no less than
seven distinct reports from the Select Com
mites Il which had been referred the Mas
sachuse resolutions, and also the Yirginia
and Alabama resolutions After some time,
Il being found that il would take 10 hours
10 read them through, they we're laid aside,
and ihe Territorial business was resumed.
The ubIectof the universal lands become
The topic Of discussion, and gFealsmany
long speeches eFe made on their merits
Il was past O'Clock when the House ads
jouEned
The House Of Representatives, on ne.
Sd inst. BIZ vote Of l36 % 81 adopted
resolution thai Che amendmen III the Cons
Tuition of ne United States proposed by
The Legislature III lie Commonwealth u
Massachusetts ought not % be recommend
ed
FRoM BuENes AYRE we learn by the.
mail 81 yesterday HAT 90 sas evening oftle
26th of January news YVES received at Bue.
nos Ayres that brig Of Browne squadron.
of Buenos Ayrean, biockaling Monte deos
having peen sent % the assistance 81 a.
French ship from Bordeaux, said TO have
been laden With valuable cargo, which was
ashore on English Bank, after first plundef-
ing the vessel and citing The crew on shore,
bad abscondec cen proclaimed by Adj
miIal Brown lawful prize 70 the
cruiser Of any natc ch should capture
It. The news bad . much sensation
in Buenos Ayres.- agpne
KEEPING "a SEcREr The following from
the Macon Geo. Messenger, is too good
to be lost
eDnring Mr.. Clay's speech, he had &c.
casion 70 advert 70 the charge made against
hin, by Tho Democrats, that he was in favor
az the Tariff of 1912. which they say, is al
most as odius as the Bill Of Abominations''
--the Black Tariff Of 1928. Now, SAYS Mr..
Clay, how comes il that my Democratic
friends have forgotten 10 tell you who voted
for that odious Tariff Of ls2S2 They have
failed to say word about it, but will tell
you, between ourselves and in the slrictest
confdence, lr. Van Buren voted for it:-
this is in con6dence, say nothing about il
A worthy citiz our Town, good Demo-
Graf, and liberal minded man, conyeFsing
with Mr.. Clay during the evening, remarked
TO him, that The Democrat had given him a
stronger testimony Of their respect than
even bis big friends How so asked Mr.
Clay Why, says our Democratic friend, you
told al 10 keep lie vote of Mr. Van Bu.
ten d secret and Say nothing about ii; We
have regarded your njuncsions, while the
Wings ere telling i e every body
A DIFFICULT IJrDIR Az1Nc. The Liver.
pool journal remar that he attemp q
crush .he sspeal movement by the conNe-
lion 81 O,Connel abd Others. viii prove IS
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been rather troubled waters fan some time
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haontete Atota Hpiet AeA1s ln tne name
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van van. 8 gallan' g upssesplEg g hIs nssion.