Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29
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.sil 81 An act 10 alter law iii re laiion nto

EBasierdys q i, e.
Ess 90. Aasact 10 $oniends the laws nrohiibii.-
|lihs the entrance of slaves into Slhis.
EState.
An oct to graIi I he4uses of al yacant5
Hot in the a'ownsof, Colum5ia:to,ihe Pals
Emetto Lodge No. s. sIndepe endent Order or
Odd Fellows, on seTtaih conditions. sIS
lsa 90. An sactio authorize lhe Sheriff Of
Marion dis,rictio transfer iprlsoners5:n his
custody TO the JaiIs Of The adjoinfpg dis.
,ricis for a limifed lime s. :;
90. An act TO amend the law in reia-.
lion TO the education oftho Deaf and.
/ Dumb.{.s lE3;.:se 8. =, s.:a, &
"a. An ac. relating 10 The survey fsthe.
Coast ofsSouih Carolina. under,5Ihe aa-
,hofity Of The United States.
25 An act5to incorporate ihe Charles,
ton Cotton Manufacturing Company III the
State of South Carolina. ~ =
26. An act 10 incorporate the BarnWell
Railroad Company: x. e -. s
81. An act torepealthe seyenlieth sec!
Elion ofun act entitled. An act To- reduce.
|. l.alSacis and clauses of acts in relation TO;
aler and amend the same. ~,
%. An act 10 incorporate the Spartan
burg and Union Rraiiroad Company. :S@ss
90. An act 10 define the terms upon
which Manufactured Companies will here
after be incorporated. - 5,: g
80. An act TO incorporate the Washing
ton and New Orleanes Magnetic Tele !,
graph Company. .5s.. -. 2s
81, An ac! TO incorporate the Laurens
Railroad Company. IS
U The following resolutions were submit
tedin Congress, by Mr.. Holnss ofSonth Cor.:
oliIa. i, 81 Z. i;,;,,t5 -. =
Whereas the C Confederacy was formed
for the purpose Of establishing a, perfect,
Union and promoting The genera ljwelfaler
it becomes those who are entrusted with
regulating the Government so to- direct its
movements as to.perfect. that Union and
advance their welfare: * 8 III ~.
And. whereas the prosperity. felicity,
safety, aud perhaps national .eristence, are
involved in the invasive war weiare n DIV.
prosecuting against our sister Republican,.
Mexico, this important consideration should
lead US TO the adoption1of such measures
as may result in, doing justice to Mexico,
and promoting the lasting welfare Of the
United States. Therefore belt 49,
Resolued, That it is inexpe1ient, for th e.
United States so to use its conquests as 10 I;
extinsuish the na,ioual existence Of Mexi-ss
co, bat as to avail itself oflhe victories it
has achieved, as to establish by treaty sti.s
iprlations a lasting peace with Mexico up
on the basis of. an entire free trade e!between
tho Two Republics, such as exists 3betw weenl
the several States Of this Union. 4 II.
Resoiyed, That we agree to re-cede all
the territory weSha We taken from Mexico:
beyond the'R Rio GfandeSupon the condition
thar ours cilizons hayesf free 5ingress and.
.egress,inio New Mexico and UppersC Caiifor..
nia,sthe privilege ofhoIdins land and Sex22
ercising their religion, and $of. carrying oul
trade asSfuliy as: any 39f The Mexican Cit:
.zens. oflhnse provinces.
Resoiued. g hat a further condition be-
of ENTRY and dep aftdfe 90 a1r
shipping, both aiIonal "a id Dom c;siins
81 :sPisfaq Rs qfR4 as Il 1hs Hs a!Ifs
with atls.iies hts 'f bfes takias
in, dischargi ging I;hrct asi9g and sseiling
carSoes, ,as In our own porls. & ~ :
Resolpea further. that we stipnlate for
:a5right of constructing a Railroad from the.
-Uuiled. States 10 the harbot OF San Diego,
andlo any lown:in New Mexico orzG ali
fornia, ~
Resolusd, That ilSis expedent to keep
possession Of the Casllesof San Juan;de.
Ulua as a hostage 70! the fnlflment. Of ihes
stipulation above recited. - = -;