The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-21
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THURSDAY, JHJrC.ARY 81, i647
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There was an Exhibition at the State House, yesieT-
day, ofsome of the pupils Of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
um, Hartford. Having several of these exhioi-
tons, did attend. earn however, that 1t was OF
such character as do credit TO the institution, and
10 Justify the continued patronage Oft by our Common
wealth
After the morning business through, in the House
Of Representatives this morning the consideration OF the
appropriation for the benefit OF the volunteers was resu
med and Giles Of Boston, who had the floor, opposed
the appropriation HIS speech was close logical argu
ment as all his speeches are and ihnE ne sccceeoeo
in showing very clearly that the grant would be uncon-
s,u,onal and furthermore that fiji were not constItu-
tiona would be dangerous TO liberty and that 1t would
be in frtherence of objects which the people of Massa
chusetts could not conscientiousy support He spoke
till the hour of adjournment when Branning OF 1yring
ham, ocoioco member of The Committee which report
ed the resolve obtained the floor, and then the House
adjourned
Caleb Gushing was not in his seat this morning. He
has obtained leave Of absence for four days, and il is
understood he has gone TO Washington. There has
been some hesitation on his part about accepting the
Coloneley of the Regiment of Volunteers to which he
was elected One reason Of this is supposed to be- be-
cause he was not chosen I'LL the fourth ballot and then
Il
covels the appointment of Brgader General of the vol
unleer force, and il supposed that he has gone to
Washington in reference thereto He gave notice that
he should take ten days. the time allowed by law, to de-
,ermne whether he would accept the Office of Colonel
and il is supposed, that e he cannot get any thing bet
ter at Washington, he will accept Of i, on his
In the House, this morning. Whitney of Stow, intro
duced order directing the Committee who have tie
charge of printing the Rules and Orders of the House
10 have the names Of the democratic members of The
several Committees printed in italics Two Of the wing
members and said that if the order passed, as they
claimed to belong to the true democratic party they
should expect to their names in italics. Crownn-
shield of Boston said, if the gentleman would so amend
hiss order 10 make explicit by substituting ocoj oco
for democratic, and would also have The Of The
conscience wings in SMALL CAPITALS and that of the
gentleman who belonged to the great majority, and al
the same time the minority Of ONE in the House, he
wonl Id vote for it. Another gentleman asked how he
would distinguish those wings who had conscience at
all -? The amendment was accepted and the order laid
over for the purpose Of putting ii in writing.
OuR RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL. The Mes York
Courier & Enquirer publishes letter from Rio, which
gives different version Of the difficulties between Mr..
Wise, our Minister and the Brazilian Government from
the accounts first published in the N. York papers.
OF MIR Wise in general il speaks disparagng con-
veyng the idea that his diplomatic departments HARSH
and offensive, and exciting sroag prejudice against the
III. States and their citizens.
AS to the particular affair of the imprisoned seamen,
this letter says they intoxicated and fighting in the
stress when arresied and that the officer who
panied them ncedlessly violent and abusive in his
demands for then liberation. II adds that the subst
quent conduct Of Mr.. Wise condemned BY the Amer
icaa residents.
The Journal Of Commerce publishes letter, giving
substantially the same account Of The difficulty The
writer adis that Mr. Wisc's conduct with that Of The
Commodore, and the old Consul, makes the Americans
appear small, aud thinks Mr Wise should be recalled
Immediately.