The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-26

g etl,ed upon 10 decide. He invoked the
gs Hle nan from bowndea MT 10 press his mo-
tioh for i final vote. Ee considered II due 20
the measure that II should ar iully and IHirI'
investigated, aud made ns perfect AZ pnssloi
oethre put "n It's paesape. H. nrnied that III re
could he tia,e wasted in discussing a measure
# sue vital imp rance = the hnnor as wen
ns 10 the ptcuni i inter sits Of the State lie
l.vokedt The gentlemen from the East to reflect
before they sancti ned a division 1T the t"nf,
lest they establish i priuci le ~ ich may here.
atts-rsrRg Atgaelf sWa p~asatFst tnFpttsrs. MIR.
N. Fp Ike ubl!, and A some length.
Mr.. Houston hnp, d The motion 10 take the
question wou 4 O be pressed, ,houl giving
members "a luII opportunity to dircuss he bill,
and investigate ne bearings.
VII. Henry wished the subject dive>ted Of
all extraneous matter, 90 as 10 enable gentle
men to,ote m the distinct prop" itinns lnyoly-
ed und' rstandlngly Mr. II quot . rom the
M ssage of Governor Brown, 10 show that that
distinguished %tav"iite Of the democratic party,
s%nlemnly protested against the diversion CON-
templatrd By the bill lie hoped his advice
would have a %salurarl influence Oh his political
trieods, aud induce them /" pa Use before sane
%tiuning such a measure. II the bill pass 9, he
leaked up"n tn prnspc cts of internal improve
mrnrs lor the next two enrs as completely
deslro ed.
Mr. Simrall called up~n Mr.. Whitfield To
Withdraw his m%NtiOHi but tue gentleman from
Lowndrs would nol consent. .4ae
Nr. Henry IN v,d to recnmmi' with %instruc.
tions; bat il was laid on the table-ayes so
NOES 80, ."..a
: Nuch time was speot in considering point
: OF rider; but il wom'd not repay the spact
' which tn would occup, t state them in tie
: till The leadiug ID u Mas u grr further lin,
: tr c nsidera'i.n n, an:l to uffer amendments
c Gel
> Mr, Boo a aske ed the member from Lownd'
e as d particular tavoi, 10 withdraw his motion
= 70 rs 70 give ge olleman am.thrr opportnnit, :
a discuss I Z bill on lis utrils The change !
: position of gentle IN, since y'slerday, b
: Vi wed as strange and unaccount~ble. Fl
;. ASKED Al what me Ting, and under the tones .
% whose rioquenre, a; VIVA: ~fnuptaiu IT swet
4, wnicis had g,ptl, men dtat / lust night; or }
l. whose manipulating tuuCi, had such a mrslner
Influence b, en- exerc scd, MS rv'nced b, Il
"a b the extran,d inar, change, Of position exl
~ hited by gentlemen il 50 shOtt n period
re lime.
II. Mr. Whitfield replied that he board d
~ R. IN M 2, in rhe Union Hotel; thtI he :
t. aud drank at that establishment; and that !
~ was not aware OF having been operated On |
aayfnl those extraoraia ~ Influences refer
nd t., bythe gentleman from fiolmrs, &c
m Mr. EchoIs thong t the gentleman tn
,el Holmes mad been up rather late ST wight Al
10 paft, (wEt re- he had the plt aSitrc ot Sc, i
hIm) ard that w"uid ace uni i"r his II
,os kuuwin. moIe than he dld tn.da,, &c.
Mr. Wei ca,ird tor The PieYi Us question
ir. c mie1-lSc q 81, mes Ia.
af- The bIl was tirn engrossrd, is amended
ise avts IA, noes 81
,,s M. VA Ter moved a, am ndnent, tia |
81 snail n ttik. eaprl uuiiI il shah have he
~; apr ypd u by til" peo ,Ip, Sc hut it "
,.a la d IN the tahle-,{ s So. NOES 20
Mr.. rookie ~ vrd an amend aen', 3rovidr
III tn, iund shaIl 40, be d.vtr'e from inI
;r,, n improvement purposi 3.
Mr.. Iipust" called up,n the gentlemen
rle 9th r side Of the II ,nsr /, give tim" 10
o,,onrnts nt the hp - li,cuss j., now Tan
has bern =, rlccled 10 tn If saltstlctiHn,
remi drd The gentleman from Lnwpdes Of
nj, romiss I" give m opp ,rtnnlly I r d.scnss
l,a alter / e bill had been perfected and passed
,ro. III third reading, tie hoped he would act
, r. good itItl, and not take advantage Of the
ri nMitN, &c, .eet a
- Mr.. Whitfield sud the enemies If The ms
n . urr did MT attempl & perfrc' i, but Z, sr
Gle H.; and time raopgl had be-, given ="
able torm to Fl r,very kigd # a%mepdn'
/ was lhtif "w0 trnlr il they now had
,r,,, | DTuNt'LlH ii hlliNtNii. " At.ffAlAi4 ~ ~ SH
i'm nave pr seated them before, &c:t.Y 4s
,ds 50 Hous'nn asked he gr' tleuinn f
To- LuwAld ~ NJ had # d . singI amrndrn'
MS " sal q single w'yd e impede the progrrs
!, nj lhe bill! a5s
[ur Whitfield said he mns' do the gel'
man the justice ~ say be hal MT. That
-. did mi relrr 70 his G urse, which was "
r,w G pli"nable.l ea as4s
81 NJ H.. then asked if il was just " RICH
anne ma e him suffer Tor the 9 IS pi others, (
,an whom he h,s n" %contrnI! VIA
Mr.. Brook g amendment was laid On
M table; ay,s 81, Mprs 20,
Ieas. Mr.. Eiamer "frTed al amendment, pr"
Ill lug tha' il the bondh"ldrrs refuse y rec
the lands, they will be cnnsiitred "a repn
tots, butjh was declared outof Of e.
IL. VII. Yerger Offered an amlpdnlent !