The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-06

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i. Vice President pres nied c
senate loso 4. Barry, a 'ubiee, Of y
d0p 9 !, N extension of the APP
i''i1' I, y IN Supreme Court Of the
pr'dl'' /. % embrace the case re-
al'' y. saprsme Court, upon a. ap ?
sisi' e " Court j the United states /
" p.snet orNsw York, in which
al aI.ia,if i error, and which he was
\ 7, IL supreme Court for want . t
i'''Sa. .id.n, n presenting this petition t
] ~ Senate the determination =,
Nm Whether alion' have . right q /,
.,..umed there could be no
'', Y Il righ. Of aliens Of a friendly
n.,i,ion Congress. A contrary course
S'a,,d some years ago, but II was
'raasop. impression that recording
'n.p,ary law aliens were not perml''sd
n'u y R,i,ish Parliament. It would
y sss,s1ce 10 q late work on Parll-
Isw, that there was no rule e sh', unn.
3 ne right Of petition. On the CON
had as much right to petition al
affects had.
v,.,her subject or alien hnda RICH,
N Parliament Tor a CT i'm which would
.,,y from the public treasury "''nOu'
!, nf,be Sovereign, which was gener'
M cases. endorsed upon the Pe'l'lo"
i. C The ministry or by some res
os,son. This i. was, probably which
Use to the impression that aliens
1, osti,ion Parliament. He could see
4 a. rules 10 prevent it, and he held
n friends had a perfect right to petit
,lboun took the opposite side and con-
H., Aliens could only invoke the ac-
Congress through the Executive branch
overument, to which was entrusted by
,duliOn the management ofthe foreign
Of the country.
some further debate the subject was
"a until Tomorrow.
SsOate resumed the consideration Of the
ppOpiniion bill.
h Al amendments were adopted.
mo an amend ment to authorize the APP
I mt Of aQyrotechnist with the rank and
) / lieutenant commanding, the bill was
Y until tomorrow.
hree million bill was then taken up
Cdquit addressed the Senate at con-
! length in support Of the war and in
Jon Of the President from the charges
brought against him upon the floor .
ate in reference to the course Of th'
Butler obtained the floor until tomorrow
bill was then postponed.
amendments Of the House to the revo
y pension bill, and the bill concerning
peIIaie Jurisdiction of the Suprem
were concnrred in.
rest Of the day was devoted to the con
\. Jon Of private bills upon the calender.
ut thirty bills were passed before the I'D
ent,
I. 10 House, the Speaker presented severe
live communications, and also a meme
In Mr. Barry, a subject Of Queen Viz
Speaker said he had doubts about tn
y, a foreign subject to petition Congress
On consulting several gentlemen he ha
!. ded to present i. The memorial wa
!. reading, referred to the Committee c
:. l%lciary..
u 70 provide for the building and equi
four steamships we're reported and +
N e.
to The Committee Of the Whole, as +
from the naval committee.
Y y to establish a court at Key West "
g from the Senate and passed The b
Important one, as It will create a compile
~ court, under whose direction /
eFs will receive their license.
!, " TO increase The duty on imports up
a@fIlcles, and to authorize a reducti
~ prices Of public lands, was report
eCOmmittee Of Ways and Means.
gave notice that he should call up t
Monday next.
III naval Pension bill was reported fir
q v and means with a recommended
Mi " per cent be allowed to the Pens
provided that no pension agent sho
sT more than three thousand dollars.
I'D Da'l'' Of Kentucky, objected to
@e ground that the sub Treasury
''Sa T. Congress and the country W
! :, al these services were to be perlo
~ las sub. Treasurers themselves, but /
y sS'aand was made upon the gen,
y l'O' Tor new officers and new mel
10 Known thai the banks did not cha
''paying these agents.
Ivy %e0acurred in the amendment
Y O'0a'e, BY a vote Of OF to 81.
M ~ = therefore a law, and the Pr
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