Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-16

navy and other public stations are employed by the General
Government % exercise r religious functions and paid
for their services out OF M public treasury and whereby
gous teachers and religious schools established
at the expense OF Government.
tan religion is Of Dvhe authority, that came down
from heaven 10 earth ueremoniously asking iavors OF
and begging emolumes from earthly sanhedrms senates
principaltes powers hat il contrary the
viii Of Of flesh and oblood, but according the will OF
God and having made tsway the middle of the nine
eenh century through and being upheld and sup
ported by God Almighty heedeh the aid Of human
laws for its further existee advancement but viii prosper
heretofore in defiance human enactmens opposition,
by uniting i with human Governments, in bygone days
have sgnay failed and rved but to establish ccclesas
cal despotsm totally at arance with the simple laws mild
reign and spiritual Kingdom OF the King Kings and Lord Of
Lords who worketh all things after the counsel OF his WILL
Your memoriass therefore, for the sake Of Christ, the
purity Of his religion, and the honor Of his well
the happiness and berof themselves those whom they
present., and thousands yet unborn beg you egate
further on the subject o. Religion, but enreat you undo
Internationally don, All minister's should attend the
heavenly injunction recorded the Cd chapter OF the ep
tie of Paul the apostle to Timothy to pray and ntercede
kings and for all that In authority 20 and this can be done
eecuay in the closetor in family prayer either ia
RIGA, Europe ASIA Africa, Tor the we-beng of the Ame-
rcan Congress or its MEMBERS IL the minister In the
immediate OF those for whose special benefit he may
ntercede, since the Creator and Preseryer Of mankind
infinite and omnpotent beng And in conclusion they iur
Their suggest that il minister's preach and pray for the
Army and Navy for Congress, and the Indian tribes for the
love of Christ without eonsrng with es and blood and
salary in filthy ucre stipulated and agree upon before
vices rendered. then they cannot aceepAby 20 God do
with this salary for such constitutes them hrclings all
nens and purposes in whm there is dependan ce and in
whose '''n''' there is no MG HayMAS, Moderator
By order JOSH. D. BIoss, Clerk
OCTOBER 2, 184S.
Mr.. BADGER then mo,ed that the memorial be printed
which agreed to-
On motion of Mr. KING the Senate proceeded 10 ballot
for Chaplain the part Of the Senate interchange with
the Chaplain Of the House Of Representatives, with the fol-
lowing result:
rev. Mr. Smhn .......... e
hev. Mr.. Helsnaw. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rev. MI. Dewey .....- t.#
The Rev. Mr. SLIcER, having received majority of all
the votes cast, was declared dolly elected.
TRANSFER OF UNITED STATES STOCKS
Mr.. DICKINSON submitted the following resolution,
which considered by unanimous consent and agreed to
Resolved That the Secretary of the Treasury be requested
report the Senate far practicable what portion OF
the transfers Of the stocks of the United States
ofresidens Of the city OF New York for whom
said residents acting agents And that he further report
whether transfer Office established in said city would be
public convenience and plan for establishing the
SURVEY OF THE COAST OF FLORIDA
Mr.. WESTCOTT submitted the following resolution ;
which considered by unanimous consent and agreed
Resoed That the Secretary of the Treasury communicate
to the Senate such information he with respect
the expedency of speedy survey by the Coast Survey
the reefs and of south Florida and the making of
henc charts hereo and also estimate such additional
Or special appropriation may be necessary therefor.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.