Litchfield enquirer., 1844-04-25

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WAmuscgoH, ThlESd4y, APril %.
Mh MeKny, Chairlnun q Ne Committee g Wsys
"A 49,. seve nOtics that h6 sh0uld oA Mondsy
nexf mako fnal attempt % take up his Tariff bill
IN COMMITTEES q TIE WhOle. he Ieqosstea ~ !.
wn he should consider it decisive.
The resolution Of Ar. Collamsr. from the Com.
mitRee On Manufactures, Tor the printing 81 100OO
extra copies fthe report Of Mr. Hudson. from that
ecmmittee. against modlheaelon q the Tsr.n.
with the amendmsnt q Ms. c J. 1ngeEsollto print
the same Number Of his report on the Amistad case.
same up-and the amendment was discussed By
Mr.. Giddings during the remainder Of the hcur in
review Of the Amistad case, in defence Of the con-
duet Of the So Africans, her passengers, in reply
and strong condemnation Of the positions taken IN
Mr. IngerSos report, tending. he cOntendeds to in.
vOlve the people Of the noethern states in the crime
Of Spanish slavery and IN expense Of 900 con-
nected Herewith. The subject was laid over.
The Western River Bill again came up. The
House refused to order the bill to engFCssment.-
The hour Il three having arrived, lin accordance
with previous arrangement on the part Of the
Housed Mr.. Adams rose to present, on behalf Of
the late VIM. Sydney WindeF, Of Baltimore Co. Nd,
the camp chest used by Gen. Washington during
the Revolutionary War. (The chest was sent up
and placed on the clerks table. and lite contents
consisting Of plates once tin. now iron. (but not
from securing, Of various receptacles Of refresh.
ment and Of medicine, were examined at the close
Of the ceremony with mingled feelings Of curiosity
and reveFence.) Mt, A. FIRST caused to be read sew.
eral documents showing the identity Of this chest,
among which was clause Of the will Of MIR. Win.
der beuueathing this chest to Congress- and expires.
sing the desire that it might be presented through
the venerable patriot and sage, John Quincy Ad.
ans and letter Of similar puFpost dictated BY Mr.
w., on his death bed, addressed to Mr.. Adams,
which he had not time 10 sign.
which were thrice read and passed unanimously.
Mr.. Kennedy Of Md. briefly addressed the House
ON the same subject in yery appropriate manner
Further resolutions Of thanks 70 the family of Mr.
Winder ana Of respect to his memory were adopted
on Mr.. KS motion. and the House adiourned-this
ceremony having been witnessed with feelings Of
deep interest by full House, BY Mrs. Madison &C.
eupyng an elevated station near the Speakers desk,
and by good audience in the gallery.
In the Senate after the presentation Of memorials
ton Of the Tariff "a motion of Mr.. Archer. the bin
aDuropriatine $4,000 for the purchase Of 800 con.
"a Of M. Creenho,vss work an Oreeon WAS diseua.
81 AZ aorne lenefh and passed.
Tbe pct One hiIl 80 iorfher considered.
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