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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23
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5 The Iowa Annual Conference Of the Metho'
dis, Episcopal Church. Bishop Morris pres'-
ding, closed its frss session in Iowa city on
Monday the 18th inst. The following are the
appointments Of the Ministers for the ensuing
year: ~.
Buslineton Diar;ci --B. Weed. Presiding
Elder. BnIingiun-Andrew Coleman.
New LondUn-N. F~res.
Mnunt Pleosant-William Simpson.
Z Yello,v Springs-J"s. L. kirkpatrick.
Crnvfwdsville-M. R. edrr.
Engiisk R;per Mss;on-Marin S. Roberts.
Observation-Disclosures 5. Norris.
Grandr;ev-Laban Case.
Davenport = Joseph I. Lewis.
Pleasant Tailey--Sidney Wood, Jos. Maxon.
Dubuque District-H. w. Weed, r. E.
Dubuque George B. Banman.
Dubuque Circuit 0nd DeIevan Mission-Joel
B. Tayinr. WIN. w. Night.
Bellv;ev-Eldridge Howard.
Charlestoa Msmon-john Walker.
Iurkeu Rirer M.sion--C Calvin Farnswofth.
L",Ua C;fy--DaviL Warrington.
Io,ca Circuit Luther NJ. Way.
lMur;on-John Hayden. 4. II. Harrison.
Cednr-Solomon w. Inghsam.
Cedar Rapids Mssion-D. b. Nichols.
Lead Mines, German Mission-Joseph Slime
honser.
Dcssaoines Dist. Milton Jamison, p. E
Observation-Disclosures 3. Hardy.
Fort M1dison- Isaac J. Stewart.
West Point--Moses +. Sbinn.
Neutrality-suspicious. Price.
Pitisburg-Samuel Clark.
Fairfeld-H"gh Gibson.
Desmo;nes Mssion--Thos. NJ. kirkpatrick
E,ddvsviHe M;ss;on-Allen w. Johnson.
Bloomfield Aission-Jesse L. Benneii. Jas
F. New.
Henry Summers, was appointed to the Far
ming,on Circuit. Rock River conference; Jas
G Whufotd, 10 Plaueviile. ant! Isaac Sears II
Rock leland station, in the same conference.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

Description OF HoRAcE GRrrLv.--Ous d
the most graphic and truthful descriptions d
that professor Of bran bread diet, "p,oi.e.
,ion." Fo"rierism and Whiesery...Hous
Greedy OF the New York Trbune...h eubodt
ed in the following portrait, drawn "a b,
stood on the rostrum:
"Mr. Greedy was dressed in a ,hfesd.b.n
black suit ; his neck-clo,h was tied With lLs
knot under the northeast corner Of his lehea,,
and his shirt collier down underneath il, .at
lille torn. I nd his coat out at the elbows
le looked as il there were high ,sEif, ,nIN
home manufacture.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

TToRRiD SToay.-'Iwo persons ~ 10 NJ
son. Mere arrested On Saturday "o-,,ies
ricn county. Mo-, charged with tue . w. n
the Old man. = daughter, in Adalr cou" II !
daughter was a widow. and so ain' s.,h,, W
ba i burden 10 tho family. The s"S,, I
frequently declared his in,eni'oa 70 ~, .s.,,, j
flo,.. The coun.y court. for her sshss's;: I" 4
il he failed. NOT 10 permit her TO remain, 1a",. \
house. She, however. died sao0s", n
was buried. Sometime after. The O1u, i !
hi-in,ered by the neishbofs: and % a;.eo,sa|
olrnce. suf1iciert 10 cause death. o'', nuss,
The old nan and his son fed. wei. Ai
and oseriaken. AND carried bacA "
coSsty for examination. III
IF = man calls ycu . liar 2 m.;.u,Hl
scoundr rel. tell him you have nos suH'
fidencs in him 10 believe Il.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23
THs Car OF JuccxRNAur.-H-ar We thai

THs Car OF JucGsRNAur.-Hear ye tha,
deatenin. shout. that seems 10 roll over Tie
pe"p'ed plain like Il e .rn,nblIng thunder -
What IS u All! il u,arxs the progress ofthe
great idol car. lniufia,sd men catch the long
ropes. and drag its p"ud+rous weight through
The deep sand. On il rolls like fiend drawn
chariot. The robrd Bra,nins sit peIcl,ed in
i's high tiers, and jrweIrd gods are hun. with
garlanes. The clAng Of harsh Instruments,
the soan0 OF the toi,,,olI,, aud the deep mosol.
o.,o.s roar Of the swanhy ,hrong that swarm
around its u,.wIridly fern. all mi"gls in one
terrific chorus. THE blood 1T the srlt.sac,i-
need spirits is upon tbs massive wheels, AID
from the ina"alei ca1rdses in its deep ~ 8, i
heard she d~a,h-wail of souls. Behind IN the
dust. men aud women roll ihemsel YES, piefc
ing their bodies, aud utsssIng wild shfieks-a
proper dirge over the dead. 4 just sn,bI4ta
Of idolitry 10 that car Of hsathen stately.
f,sss from Ge psn ef ReD. II. NJ Sesddey. m
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

BeorHERs OF TrxAs-HoLD os,-Wh.,
the letters Of Messrs. Van Buren, and Civ I,s
reached the Texan Capital, the official Of H.,
Government, sobposing tina. both pa,,i,, il
this country were opposed 10 annexation. cried
:. 1t is time for Lazarus to crawl awav f,.S
tn. rich mans ga'e!" Hold on. bro,ien!-
The people are noU n'oving themselves, and III,
will throw omen the Republican portals, md
BID you WELCOME. Rely upon it. Hold .,
few months longer, and il necesso,y. m,,,
the Mexican tyraht on the frontier. Soon
their attempts at bribery AZ well as coercion
and give them the change 'ha, you eavs them
al San Jacinro.--Nashville Union,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23
ST. LOUIS MARKET, Auo. =

Flosa-Ci'y Mills s4.a5a4 50. chcie. .,..
try brands sell a, "a fine Ga, 2saa so n s00n'
GaA,r-Wheat. inferior to prime. We 49,.
Al 6Gs73 cents. The receipts were - Hoo's
considering the advanced stage Of tho s'ee,
hn' all coming forward sold readily. ,nd '' on
demand is steady at our figures: a.. ~
sack 81 cents; sbelled corn in sacks ss 70
barley 50 cents. 'eo'';
HrMr-We quote for extreme ous;,;.. !.
dew rot e56a7O per ton. Tia recein,. OF
light. and the sales were ., 56a67. n. were
mand is fair. Wafer rot. the rece;,,. ~ oe'
very tight; sales a, Ssos9o, according 10 we, were
i'y. 81 "s'ss
Bacox-The ssork is very light. ro,r
cured there ie a steady demand. Ham. W. seI
a6 cents. Sides 4 cents. Shoulders a, s,s
cents. ~
HlDrs-Conn,ry ny . lee; dry sailed .
lee; green sailed. l.ec., with a h ,;.l !, :
mand for all descriptions. 'e'
TALLow-1n steady demand a, sas
cents. ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

THAT BRIRE.--It should no, hs tss'ss
;hat Henry Clay, in 1871, made 'el.a
speech agains, the exprdiency and coDl'sa'
,ionali,y Of National Bank I; and that sh'H'
~ afterwards he was appointed attorney .
the bank, and received seventeen thousand
dollars fer his services! This slenced Asa
~ Clay's opposition. and lie has ever emo
been tie advocate of United States BnE
The potency If the almighty dollar has tIFs
,ually settled his pIinciples.--On0w' tm|
Trader.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

Mr.. Webster is man after the fashion 'a'
most oflthe Wing parlizans love ana 90 ss'
der. Ia 1914 he nade speech IN C'ns a.,
in which he satd Of the New England f.. =
ali>,s who refused to join in arms ag'''' !
British: le ID, .,,,,yr5
'.Sir. I honor the people that SHn, ,.'
from WARFARE LIKE THIS. sppal
their sentiments aud feelings. lnpy =: nICI
as RELIGION and HUMANui ,..,
TATE. aud as none but Csnnloo"y
wish eradicaied from the human near
How does il relish
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

A Coop ONE.--At recent wing msis men
ting he'd in v oodstock, Vermont, one Of tho
orators grew amazingly eloquent, and 10 Prov
'hr, Gov. Polk was no, capable Of filling h
office Of President Of the United Ss,s, he e.
claimed o, The top Of his voice: "Who tm
heard Of a woman's naming her son after ]a
X. Polk ?'.-and then made long and siqnt.
cant pause, as If inviting an answer. "lne.
er did," exclaimed beautiful democratic a.
DIV ia the crowd, but ! know one ,haIh''t'
II, - -,a.ss
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

u we would advise our ne;ghbor Of the
capital Reporter I" be a little more particular
I" reading his proofs. as il the lecapi,uia,iou
Of members elect 10 the convention. in IL. la
number OF the paper. our friends Cover and
b'sseI'. OF Cadsr. and Taylor. Of Jones. all
'ho'oosh-goi"s Democrats, are Sc, down "a
Feds. Be mercifoI, Col, to your friends :.
well as your enemies.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

General Jackson wa st;. .s
ing 10 The Hermitage after 'he enc o. -" o,isl
ond Presidential term, he s'oppto = n ii
boring town 10 receive the graula',,o"".. = i hia
friends. One Of The persons 'e ~ .omu,a
locked towards one Of his ifave'n .,.s. !. ii,
ions and asked the General. W.. ~. Hso
gentleman e. "Thai. sir. replied ~. !, ii
.Ais CoI. Polk, one Of The fcfenos, NV. .,rl
country. sir--you ought To- know ! n'IT Col
hody ought to know him. AN" ~. - HE III
Polk to his side, he Introduced o'a ,hs He'd
iiors. Such is ,hs estimate WING" oh n
Of the Hermi,ags places upon Vol. IN. y
has tried him aud found him wor'Oy'
Plebeian. 90 .a.L. a
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

Loss AND CAiN.-WeIl. the election is over.
and the excitement incident thereto cooled
down. and we have taken sqnin, at our loss
and gain. growing out Of the pe,for,nance Of
what we conceived 10 be our duty. and the Az.
peal 10 The Wings 10 Withdraw their patron.
age from ". and find that We have los, one
Wing subscriber and gained three others, no,
counting Democrats. III
We feel little grasified at this result, as
the "ne who Withdrew did so for no o,be. rea.
son than that We urged our Democratic friends
to forge, their private difficulties then existing
between candidates and members Of the mar.
~, where the candidates were acknow le.lye1
honest and competent. and we know TIA, in
several instances it was done. no, from IN,
advice however. bu, from the rrlen,les. onno.
si'i"n Of the opposite parry. Go ou-ws,r.
contents sa8
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

u John NJ. Daniel and Joe. Brown, con.
v'c'ed OF The murder Of Chavis, the Mexican,
were executed at 81. Louis on Frieay las,...-
They protested their innot ence to the las, mo.
'ne"t. saying ,ha, the one who turned States
evidence against them was the murderer.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

Souri, CARoLlNA.--A letter from the HIM
j. Es Holmes. NJ The Charleston Disi,,c,
South Carolina, is published in the Chari..'
ton Mercury. in which, the writer declares h;s
belief that esistance..-sbuihern if i, can ~,
procured. il not. than State ress,anc...is ~.
remedy for the evils which the .o",h rom.
p'a'"s o.. Mr.. Holmes says: II admit ,ha,
The question is narrowed down n mn ;.sn..
Passive ohed'eoce III Rs:sistance.' i brlisvs
the evils 81 the tariff ranno, hs exaeerra,ed...
that in a few years il will opera,e 10 ,eoI.,
vaiueitss." ''s'y
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

The Iowa CoLPoKrEuR.-1rhis 10 the 'i'
.f a new paper to be published in ti's el'I Y
William B. Snyder. cnder the crni'o' Of ~ y,
Methodist Protestant, Church, and is ln'e'a's
as medium Of religious commun'a''oo Is,
tween the different portion Of tho Se''''r
country.
II will he printed on medium sheet, m'na]
~, at FiFTY.cENTs per year. we Wish ~"
cess.-CaPl,al Rep.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

~ The failure of the Southern mail 0"
Monday last, and the boats which have pass
ed M during the rrrsen. week bringing up no
papers. our shee, to-day will be found ra'"e'
i.nk in the way Of news; bu, the fault is moi
with us-edi,ors canno, issue an Interesting
.hee, wi,hou, the materials wherewi'h to DO H..
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

SILAs WRIeHr..-.rhe New York H.,.ta
Of the 9Th "I,i,no says : :. Senator Mill,
has declared his intention of refusin. the no.,:
Ination for Governor, If II should hs $780,
him. He has written to the young democ,asv
here, positively declining to DO ruo."
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

~" Bishop Morris, Of Ohio, will preach at
the School House, at the usual hour. on Sun
day next.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

The Philadelphia Gazette says 49, We IN.
ders'and That news has been received here that
the U. 5. Branch Mint at Charlotte N. Caro-.
lima. Was burnt to the ground on the 9Th lasi
mouth. The fire was discovered between 8
AID o'clock IN the mor"i.g. in a part Of Iii.
building where no FIRE had been used FOR sew
erai days. We learn that the bullion, coin,
books, aud many other valuAblrs were saved,
aud it is hoped that the machinery is not serl.
oasly injured. The out buildings have escap.
ed. aud It is supposed ,I'a, they u,ay be used
temporarily for The necr. sa,y mint opeta,ion.'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

AN ABSURD OLD THEORY REvIvED.-' Ac.
cord,ng to an old and curious theory Of certain
philosophical specu'ators in agricultural pro.
d"cr, the proper way 10 benefit themselves,
when they held an overs,ock Of such produce
i" the market, was to destroy large portion
Of i, SO that the remainder would bring better
prizes in consequence Of being in more inme-
iiate demand than the whole bulk. This abb
surd theory il seems is about TO be revlveJby
the high Tariff Journals Of the presen, day
Some Of them already begin to chide our vest
ern farmers for their. industry. and tell them
:ha, they are so foolish as 10 produce too much
that they have raised so mnch as to.gn' the
market. and thus have reduced the price, SO
il seems tina, the Tariff has not rednced prices.
bu, the folly Of the farmers in raising large
crops has done il! The Tariff masters now
command the people to he less industrious.
and pass more time in idIeness. VIVA. beau
,if"I ann JUS, system is this Tariff system.
which puts clogs on the industry Of the peo.
pie IN. Y. Pirbeian.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

u The Mississippi, which had been on
the decline for week or two past. is again on
the rise. Never since the earliss, se,,leonen,
o: this country, has i, continued ,hrouuh the
season at SD high stage. having been a, no
PERI Q so low that boats Of the largest class in
the trade could not pass the Rapids w,.hou,
The least delay or trouble.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23
STATE ELEa 'TIONSs

From the great length Of time which mas
elapsed since the receipt Of the first returns
fsom North Carolina, Kentucky. lndiana and
Missouri, the reader will doubtless look for
the 6na, result in these States il the present
number OF the Herald and We regret our ina
bility to fuIf; their expectations. yet returns
sufficien, have been received to warrant US in
stating the general result.
The Wings have succeeded in North Caro-
lima. Kentucky. and Indiana. in The two forum
er by greatly reduced major'ies.
In Missouri where The Wings united with
The Seffs on their tickle, for Governor. Lieut..
Governor, members Of Congress. and in many
counties for members Of the Legislature, no,
for the purpose or hope Of gaining victory
for themselves, but for the purpose Of carry.
ing ticket opposed 10 Col. Benton. the gen.
uine Democracy have nobIy ,riumrhed over
the foul combination, elec'ing their Governor
by about 1000 majority. aud Lieut.. Governor
and members Of Congress By something less.
and decided majority in favor Of the re-elec-
ton Of Col. Benton in the Legislature. Old
Shadrach Penn, The Chief Of the disorganize's,
feels no little disappointment. at the result.
and feels so mortified that he refuses or neg.
ec,s to keer his readers Informed Of the result
in the several counties as fast as heard.
Tie triumph i" Missouri is truly Curious.
The opponents Of Col. Benton know no
bounds to their hostility. aud The Wings, re-
gardIrss Of their duty as party. which is to
strive for the success Of principles which they
believe most conducive 10 the public good
bassly bargaiGed with the disaf1ec,ed Demo-
Gratis 10 defeat Col. Benton. AMI run no tickle,
Of their own. They have failed in their
UCtelsvs .;-e .'.i.re VII" sInuIc.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

70 Jesse Berry. Recorder elect, in John
SO" county, has resigned tina. Office in con ~.
q"rncs Of some dissatisfaction anon. the
"hlgs in consequence Of the refusal az the
judges Of the election to count three or Con, Il.
legal votes east for his opponent. A sprcial
election is ordered TO be holden on the IAN
September 10 6ll the vacancy.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

"NArlvE AMERICAN PARrY...-Thcre are
few go"d Wings but are friendly to the prin.
cipl-s Of this party, and will, a, proper time.
unite to- carry them uut. Nevertheless, j,
canno. hut he seen that under the present or
ga"iza,lon Of things. and The progress made
." the arrangements Tor the coming elections,
and the momentons importance of that ~lec-
ton. that no good Wing will he found aiding
or abet,ing the organization Of such a parry at
present, what ever may be their views here
after. Let no advocate Of such measure at
present be regarded az good Wing, hut on
the contrary. as a disofganizer Of the party,
aud an enemy to it's great and patriotic purpo-
ses. Any person in the Wing ranks tina, may
he found SO acting. can only be viewed as a
tool Or e:nissary OF the enemy. TO throw dis
sension and confusion into the ranks If the
Wings. The Wing parry is now confident OF
success throughout all parts Of the conntry.-..
it's tickets are formed. aud all The order Of bat.
tie arranged. No Wing. therefore. will inter-
frre until the victory is won. --Pittebarg Dai.
~ American.
Here is plaid admission. Wait till Clay
10 elected. say the Wings. and then we are
with you, gentlemen Natives! We are with
you now al heart, we adnn; but we cannot
disturb our arrangements. Give us your voies,
and then we will aid you !" drprivi"e all ci,i-
gems Of foreign birth Of their just rights 80.
Whit is this. bn, the mos, gross ani Infamous
hy pocIasy, and tor most ,yranicaI and unius,
purpose - Illinois State Register.
NATlvisM. ..-Whggery is on a new track.
A short time since the vocabulary did no, con.
tain epi'he,s vulgar or malignant enough 10
forcibly express the hatred Of adopted ci,izens
ny the Wings. Now they are hugging them
aud trying to denounce Na,ivism as heing the
offspring Of the Democrats. The Cincinnati
Gazette is now engaged in this labor of love,
which will as assuf+dly prove q Loves Labor
Lost" as that the design is Infamous aud ia,-
po'ent.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

HORRIBLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARRESTED.
We last week inadvertently omitted TO in
seri 10 our columns q notice by Mr.. Jacob
Coffman, Of hor.id murder committed in
Washington county, Oh the 9Th inst. 1t ap-
pears ,ha, wretch by the name Of WIN. Me-
Cauly shot NJ. Don Ferdinand Coffu,an and
his little daughter. Mr.. e.. was walking on,
with his daughter. a child in his arms, and
they were sho, by McCanly who was con.
cealed in cornheld. The daughter was in.
stan,ly killed and the father survived bu, a
short time. Tie canse ia understood to b.
design upon the part Of The murderer 10 rnn
away with the wife Of Mr.. Coffnan. rJ'h,o'
the efforts f,he neighhors. McCanI has be+n
arrested. and is now confined in the Washing.
ton county Jail to await his ,rlal-Iowa Rep.
The wife Of the murdered man being i,npli.
Gated. as accessory to the crime was arrested.
and examined, and npon the evidence .ddue-d
committed to prison. Having young babe
Ia take care Of, her friends sent in for JUDGE
Williams. for the purpose Of procuring her re-.
lease. IL possible. under writ Of habeas cor.
pus. The Judge has no, ye, returned.
0> On the 18th inst. a erea, Democratic
Convention or gathering Of the people o: The
western states and Territories, was TO ba ho,.
den at Nashville. Preparations were made
for the entertainment Lf thousands. Gen. lack.
son was TO be presen, il his health permitted.
The Wings were 10 have similar gather.
Ing on the ais,. N.ighbor Clarke and Ed.
wards Of the Burlington press have journeyed
,hither to be present.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

PoLx TAKING THE SrUMP."-The Wings
have been crying ont that Mr.. Polk intended
to take the STUMP. IN reply to an invitation
IN vi-i, Harrisburg, Pa, Mr.. Polk says-nn.
der date Of July 3.
"Having accepted the nomination made by
the late Baltimore Democratic National Com
ven,lon, / have felt constrained by a sense Of
psopriety. TO decline accepting all invita- ions.
either to my frIlow.ci'izr"s in their popular
assemblies, o. to engage in any other form.
personally. in the canvass. This has been
the course usually observed by the eminent
men WHO have preceded me as candidates for
the Office Of President Of the United States,
and is one which meets my appreciation"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-23

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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-03
PETITIONS OF THE PEOPLE.

Mr. President, the duty am requested
to perform is one OF the highest which
Representative can be called on TO dis.
charge. 1t is 10 make known 10 the lie.
gislaIive body the will and the wish of his
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-14
ONGRESS -TBUEsp,,

In The Senate, after our paper went TO press. Nj
BENTON addressed the Senate for more than ia,
hours upon his anne alton bill. After n, had ,o,.
cluded, the bill was, on the motion Of Mr.. F,.,.
land on the table, by vote of IS to 90 to enable the
senate to dispose Of the Appropriation bills Mr.
mcDuTTn expressed desire to make some rematl.
~ opposition TO the views Of the Senator from Mis-.
souri, and Tor that purpose he wanted the question
leit open The civil and diplomatic appropriated
OIL was considered amended in many particular,
and passed to third reading.
In the House after he debate had closed upor M
Adams appeal from the decision of the Sneaker ,r.
'ei-uoh 10 ms Mr. Az motion TO reconsider lhc
'o'e oy which the Presidents Veto had been sustain
eu' "hioa was pronounced out # order, Mr.. Cons
moved The previous question. Mr.. JAMESON novel
That the whole subject be laid on the table AcsI
OF The house was demanded, but not ordered-aye.
81, noes VI, by tellers. Mr.. JAMESON. at the reou
OF several members, Withdrew his motion and tr
question required on seconding the demand fo, the
previous question. II was seconded, and the main
question ordered TO be now put-yiz. Z" Shall the
opinion OF the hair stand as the Judgment Of The
House" Mr.. WHrrE demanded the yeas and nav.
and they were ordered: and being taken ycrc-,,s,
81, nays IS, as follows;
fEAS-Me..rs. Anders n. Arlington Auir..p
Beyly, Benton, Edward } Black. Jane. Bl,rL d..
a. Black, Blackwell Power BoyIin RoyJ Rrotei.
non, Btodhesd, Aaron " Brown Bur. ChdRcI
Csmpotl ", Shepherd Cary, Reuben Chapman, Au-
gus'u, a Chapman, Cobb Coles, Cros.. COLON
Daniel, Richard ID. Davis, Dawson. DlHngham
Dooga.s, Dromggole, Elmer, Fsrlee, Fieklin, FRENCH
hs'e hsmmelt Haralson, Hoge, Hopkins, Hou.-
ton, Hubbard, Hubbcll, Hughes, Jane. B. Hunt e.
- ingersol', jameson, Cave Johnson. George W
Jones, Andrew Kennedy, Preston King Krkpstrck
L,.sbrs,nehe, Lucas, Lumpkin, MoCau.len, Maclpy
McCle-nand, Mcconnell McDowcll M,Ka,
1mss'hcws, Joseph Morris, Murphy, Morris, Op,u.
Payne, DAVID s. Reid, Rcding, eeiG, Rhrtt, Rite
Roberts, Robinson, Russell St John, Saunder..
honas II Seymour, Simons, Simpson Slrdcli. john
L smith, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, SternroI
s,letson, John stevat, Stone, Taylor, Thomson
Iibbaus, Tucker, Wentworth, Williams Wool.
ward, joseph A. Wright, and Yost-9I
NAfS-Me,sn Abbot, Adams Ashe Bake
Barrioger, Barnard, Jeremiah Brown. Bufhngton
Jeremiah E. Cary, Carroll, Cstlin, Csusin, Chiffon,
chnch, Cingn,n, Collsmer, Crans,on, Dana, Oar
rssh, Dean, Dsberry, D.ilst, Diol.y, Dunlap, Eli.
f"h Florence, Foot, o'djine-, Willis Green, By
ram Green, Order, IIsmin Hardin, Harper Hay.
h'rhes, Ho'm'' Hod'on, Joseph r Iugsr.or lryio.