Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-12-31
WARRINGTON. Tuesday
Cor. NiEDxRx: You viii see by OF
a Dec. II. 1914.

Appended fep"Tt OF the proceedings o'
10 da,, that Mr.. Archer, aud bis coadlu. 6
tor. Mr.. Barrow Of Louisiana, are bound
IN sink with The abortion OF federalism,
2fyears' naturalization law; but whateV-
erinIesdRa,ion may be had, the project,
10 an svsilabIe purposes, is 'sn obsolete
idea Mr. AicheI's dreams Of the Presl.
dency,s saslhS 'native Hdidaie, ,'outQu'x
cite lhs Spanish Don, Il
Ia Senate TO day, the bill Ol Or. Dun"
can, from the House, on the subject OF
the Presidential sleeton. was read and
rsferfed.'r"o Gfl 4+cta
Sqpdry Executive papers were presen-
ted, and petitions from various quarters.
u 5iit ef NATlVElSM. a
Mr.. Buchansn presented petition
from Philadelphia, p'sylnga twenty one
yesrsh naturalization law. (emanallng,
probably. from the burners Of 81. AugIs. !
tines ChuFch.) aw '0''
Mr.. Buchanan said that he was oppos.
cd TO any extension Of the Term Of nat
ufalization, butif the frauds alleged yes
,etday we're true 10 any extent, there was
csftaiiAy great nee ssty for amending
the administration Of ibs laws in force :.
IN any amendment OF NhiS kind, that
wBdla be practical, hs would 60 as { as
beibat went The (grbest. ar
iuMf. Archer presented alike memori-
aTTronI the same city. He said that he
YOU'D not waste bis fre on The parade
6f0lihd Of this discussion, but would 10
serve Il for the hot war that must short
" ensue. He expressed his sorrow IN
sotfOWrul tone, that Messrs. RiVes and
Menick had not yesterday given hun
more cordial s1pport; aud denuunctd Mr..
Foster, Of New York, for the llberalily
he had expressediR in behalf Of line off
UeOuyings OF Europe He concluded by
prophsSying thai, If Congress dii not do
snmething in this matter, the people OF
the Uaited states would take The matter
into ,hoiT own hands. Mr., Archer was
certainly very sincOre, and apparently in
great distress, on account Of The id
iofeiRners,n as our talented and decent
wbig friends call our adopted clizens.--
BOlh these petitions were referred to Ihs
judiciary Committee.
Nj. Bates reported bill 10 refund an
ssceriained balance 10 the Slate of M is
sSchasetIs, (for services that ought 10
hsvs heen rendered by her militia in the
@4ibIe waf.l
lMr! IlFeess introduced bill TO allow
llb6 State OF Illinois TO tax the public
,lahjs hereafter sold iH that State from
The dav OF sale.
b. M. Foster reported bill to authozs 0
ebmpr0miss with the sureties OF Samuel
SWailwouL All read and referred.
~Sy, NATIVE AMERlC ANISM.
Mr. Barrow introduced a resolution
(Which lies over liIl lo.mOrrOw, instruct
ing The judiciary committee 70 inquire
,jnlO lhe silcged frauds commlued u the
adminis,Ta Tatiun Of the Aaursliziti0mlaws
The granting OfCsrii6caies OF citizenship
&c !, aud 10 report upon the expedIency
of giving The District courts power io.nulI
iy ail fraudulent acts Of the kind, with
power 10 the committee in their inves-
ligallons 10 send FOR persons and pa
P0rs. Ma
A resolution was adopted requiring of
the Indian bureau statement Ol The mo-
neyede and business relations Of the,gnv@
usrsment with the various Indian tribes
Oflthe United States, since The year
1884, 5ip {aI
Hyg'Re bill foF the relief Of The heirs Of
Robert FullOn (eran,ing them tho ibsral
bsOsfcs Of $76 800 coming up for ils
Rnal reading, objection was made To- iIs
passage, (unIil the claim should be fur
iheF examined J by Messrs. Tappan. Bsr
Elsa. Foster oiN. Y, and Breese, and the
passage OF the bill was accoFdingly post
20 iad., From report in the case, by
committee Of the Senate, IN lS42, which
wss read 10 day, there isno jus, ground
for this claim; and therefore il was rurOl
that Judge TpPpan should resist such
Tremendous graiuiIy,' o. be called il.
OREGON.
MG. .AlchsoR gave notice ofa bill ioI
organize the territorial government Of
Oregon,l on the plan Of he government
Of lows territory, as we undersiand.l
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Nj. Henley offered resolution declar.
Sns il out Of order 10 move an adjournment
sill 4 o'clock P. M, but Wss refused a
lAeSEing thereon.
States called CoE resolutions.
81 Mr. Hamlin moved 10 print 10, ,000 co
piss Of the report OF the House select
eOmmilisa-sf lasl session. on the Rhode
Island Disturbances. which lies over.
wv ~. Hale sepoIled . bill 70 abolish the
efscs oi Commissioned Of Public Build
ines.
NJ Burke submitted . resolution ssk
ss5He - she Secretary Of the 'l'EeasuFy The
5 aoakt II IOan5 u members Of Congress
~ psiiieai ediicEs, By she late Bank d
ihs unilsd s.ases.
NRBRAsEA.--Mr.D Douglass inigOdnced 4