Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-26

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adjourned. ''"' q'o'"''' "''" ''' ''''9'
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iin9 slavery IN nnv ,rri,or % usa',s'
10 The UnGn ,vcr, prcenj h W. U; o' ,,,' al
Corwin Mr. Rrnton frn,, H., ri;ii,a.' i.,.;,,"o
rennr,cJ Kin r., nr,,ni, , VI, in''y W.;
odrs nnd J;~nnss & w vi s'''ic',,s i''o
lcss than t,vn r,,,;,,o,ts oa ~; w. ,o'l'i W ,i
,,vn Jr;r,,i,s ,7,araI "A -; Wv i7,''t w . '.'u
ncdiotr1, r H., " 'c ulSchuFcu n'i
roy in Vcxi NV. m y; y ny waI IL
made regulars thc pr,s;Inn, l.; ADJ, H. & ~ 81 %
cnnrirS In volunrr s - ",',ioinru " "i va
elections TO be- held for hn, nrp"s sts u I
priyrd of nnv lion u,,,n tLa ..'Ilior. 'n -. !, ,l;
riaht TO receive nny soldiers INV irn ,b nnv,nns
ter The approximation tor pry nnrIs N, 'Ki,i"r,,
philadrlphn md Prnsnrol, ,,nro 'oe IT,; ,, g.,
ate in the shane thew came FINN thr Hone 'rh iii
was then laid by and the three million iii ,,len ,
Mr. Badger addressed the senate at lcngih. After an
Executive session ih,. Senate nJionrnrJ "
/ House.--Thc Bill for the admission of Wisconsin
| into the Union was poss,d Resolutions from ,hn
Legislature of Ohio were presented ior the ncrcns,
of The nav of Nolu1t,rrs nni cnnnin .ntnrv - :"n
erals Scott and TAYLOR Mr. Carroll from ,bc nil
tarv Committee rcnor,rd bnc thr ojni rrsnution ol
thanks to General TAYLOR. with n Recommendation
that the Senate amendment be agreed TO. MI
Thompson OF Mississippi, moved TO amend by di-
r rn ntsp' w. pTrsenlii2m OF God medals to yen
nearest rrlay ~ nnnrI Iio o "x,s "i Wv.
grct at the death otthr latter
The amendment OF Mr. Thompson adopted
l'l To u ana thus amended the amendment ct the
iro IN, "iS %grG" TO- , mrsG',os WG,t PIrso
alton OF the constitution, SO as 10 chance the trnnr,
by which the Judges of the United States hold office
bis were reported from the Military and Naval Com
rn r ~ & w "S'nt ~, LOT ig army anu ma
OF SURGEONS in the Nav Numerous rcpo,ts were
received from Committees. but not of general in
ter's'. \ bill was taken mp to regulate the mileage
o. T" gl,ogfS, DI T E oo,,on ne ,iousr ad
commerce reported the House bill regulating the car
ryng of passengers in cmigrunt ships, with amend
menis. The bhl was passed and returned to thu
iiousG' II ril res eacn Pl7set!i 10 nay, lonr'eel
r5Iirrn moi "yr .,, yno,s +" b rnm,"J oo NV
s,ngcr Ia, bill to continue the jurisdiction OF tn,
State Court at Key West until judge OF the L. )
Oolrt ,gppoInted INTRODUCED by VIZ nIGc, wa
ur E,,ltr i hIy nrr.s,,,, smnn. 'N,3 W.
plIy IN reference TO The slavery question. F'''''
Is TIE ilou,E--he river and harbor bill OF las
session. was proposed when r MeClcllani move'
T. ,I,' % WIZ .t, ''cI anu II.s'F
rnsiri AMI several amendmrnts TO sb.titai nronns
ed, when the committee rose without action on tn
substitute, ana The house adjourned
HAtUKDAf' feb. 10y ,naie-Thc Ten Rcgi
m'h' OH was taken up and the amendments an
thoriz'hg Inc appointment OF two additional lay
master Generals, two Captains. six First Lieu
tenants OF Ordnance, was adopted. 1t is provi
dcd thlt these officers are to serve only to til
end OF the war.
The Three Million bill was then taken up
Mr.. Sewer, chairman Of the Committee ON For
cign Relations gave notice that he should as
the Senate TO take the vote on the bill on Wed
ne.dav. , It'll inst.
in the HLu<e. Mr. Droomcoolc presented 50
rcs of resolutions from the Virginia lonislatur,