Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16

Qtrra1r51d Gazette:
= yius ofanxI i1lls.
BURLINGTON: SATURDAY, MAR. ,s, 1874.
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Mr. Clay: =. The Settler and For.
etgners.
In last weeks 0axette We passed over Nj.
Clay's sspsdtf6A - ths prescription law Of
1893, hJ,Anese publication of he speech On it,
6aal passage. We now purpose showing that
Mr.. Clay net snly opposed il passage, but that
- Sppseed every liberal amendment to the bill;
and ~ 70 fksasa upon him more directly the use
Of d. sdioas epithsts alleged 70 hare been
BY Nm ia that celebrated speech, and
among other thinssto prove Ae, y veil rs the
wholsswhie party, were and have been opposed
to extending ~ right of9se-saptien t. oar for
sigP eitiaeps. *
u he Senate, on Saturday, Jan. n, 1888, Mr.
MERRIcK e pA1 SenatG) offered the follow
ing headaeatto TIE prs-enPten law # June
ynsert alaer the word years, IN the tenth
linz, Provided that the right Of pre-emp-
ton granted by this ct, or the act hereby
revived, aksR ut acur,e to c,,y otker persons
assethsse aAo yer, e. - Let day Of De-
osNee5s 1851 G1IAZENS OF The UNI
TED STATES; end sscA citizenship shall,
TxsALl GASES - EsrABLrsHED BY LEGAL
f,se;sn go Res;.ter and R.cS;var - s. ~
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in1s ansndment was opposed BY Messrs.
wskss, g. 9. Clay, Of AabamT, Norvell, Ben.
t,n, Young, Buchanan and Linn, Cal demeerass,]
aP Fp vas advecated By Mr.. Mericl, Mr.. Cal.
moan ana MI. CLAY, Of Kentucky; from the
remarks Of tie latter, On which amendment VI
extract The following: & Y
s.This domain said Mr.. CLAW sswa,
lie public nropcrty-,he nronertv Of The
whole people Of the United States; and h
aleaked the Senator from Maryland Mr.
A aos lnuooucing proposition ioi
cSnnnlns ~ oOan.y q Me Government e
~ ~. yaes 's.s'o q noso',sS om genera
s's1.s'os 9 e 4.e Pd'aPs7s q az zee Europe
,r..s ~. ~ = s'ss ne1s anu compete
W. o"1 n0nes' poor
i.Aaa subsequently,, In reply to Mr.. Buchanan
he daid:
hADoes he mean to compare the De Kalbs
the Steubens, the ] .afsyettes. the Pulaskis
xM he kordss Of foreign paupers that ar,
c6ssssnsly food;asgy our shores. There were
ofher FORK liners who mingled in our Reyo-
lutiomry struggles, but on the other side;
0s fsesssans.- and can they De compared
win those gaIient men who came here
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:. , 49, r ~ AGAINST ~, . a.u
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~. r0p 80" 49, $50 800 @'''''' - ~0'''''
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~ hs seoPuon q TINS smenoment tne io'low'
Enc-naessrs. 6ayard' CLAf, O
Aeutucxy Gfaysoa, C1u1cndon, AnaeM
15sck, fToass, fTeSiom' hsces' con.
eervsa1ve no. Ssss Snun OF INDIANA
eosnssr6, APeM1' iaHmadgs ana Upton
10. ~
NAxo-Messrs. Allen, brcwp, Ben
son, nucnanan, ssanoun, Clay, OF Alabama
Cutnoert, fuiton, HuoOard, hlng, Linn
Lyon, Mouson, Nicholas, Niles, Norveil
rlerce' hoane, Robinson, Sewer, Walker
$500, wnsse, Viiiiams, wright and
: oung-<e
wings sn ha'lcs-nemoerat' in Roman. ]
az. CLAY, Of Kentucky, then offered thu
following amendment
ssWRe 4 further e,,acted. That all settle.
ssests Gpas TIE public lands subsequent t.
The 6rst day Of December, 1887, be, ana
1eseby are. strictly prohibited; and the Presi-
dent shall be, and hereby is, authorized
and reouired to cause all persons who NAV
se4tle on the public lands subsequent te
the aav aforesaid 10 Be REMOVED there.
from.
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c.. - AZ @,.,' IA s' :, 80. "..a.;.s. :, !, !,
M. Buchanan. VA. rejected bv . vote Of II /,
'27-Messrs. Calhoun and Roane being the onl,
democrats voting for It, and Mr.. Smith, (Sena
tor from Indiana, } the only whig voting ,gains