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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08
NOTICE.

T1ONSIGNEEs and owners of Goods coming
~ by any of the Packets consigned to my ad-
dress, are hereby notified that they must attend to
receiving them on their arrival, and during the
time the vessels are discharging, as will not be
responsible for any goods after being landed.
GEORGE W. DAVIS.
October Is, 1916
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08

nR. GRAINS SPINO ABDOMINAL sUp-
PORTER-a decided improvement For sale
~ VIM. SHAW.
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IeoIVRNR TNI9D STATES TYPE FOUNDRY,

THE underkn med are now prepared to NIL all
orders they be favored with, q. ine ,0,,ow,bg
greatly red prices lor approve" N; ha made
paper or siscOunt OF IL per cen'' wiz Nc maui
for cosh orlelivery.
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EXTRACT OF ROSE.

liza I hdO OT NUOLe
Meakin's Pure concentrated Extract of Rose, for
1avOring Ices, Jelles, Custards, Sauces, Pastry,
Syrups, &c. &c Also; Preston's Extract of Lem.
on, Jamaica Ginger, pure and White,) Nut
megs, Cinnamon, Tonka Beans. and other cos
ostlcs, just received and for sale by
- LIPPTTT & WILLKTNGS,
J~' Druggist & Chemists.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08

&.A=AE very Stables, I am now ready
to receive horses at livery, by the day, week. o.
month.
Ny stables are situated on the corner Of Pm
cess and Third streets, directly opposite the COu q
house, and very convenient to the business part
the town. They are built of bri *, and coVef99I
with tin, which makes them entirely .fre1PrOg
They are large, commodious, and well conslrr
ted and in every respect as comfortable and COZ
venient as>any Stables in the, United States
| I also have, for the accommodation Of DtOVeIsJ
large and comfortable Lot, together Win p',e
ment under the Stables sufficient to hold one nun a
dred horses, and shelter them we'll and cOmlo''auy
Horses, Carriages, and Bugg'es' kept cOi'''''
ly for hire. am.
NV Holsters cannot be surpassed in any oOu W.
try, and therefore feel confident of giving enu,'
satisfaction to those who favor me with their cO'
tom. -, +,
/ feel grateful to my friends and the public I'
their LIBERAL patronage heretofore, and hope 10 "'
rit continuance of their custom.
Wilmington, N. c., December II, ls47' l4f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08

LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!
600 BBLS. landing; also, Hydraulic
Cement; Calcined Plaster; Plaster
ing Hair, Fire Brick, &c.
]. G. Il r. B. WOOD,
Builders and Contractors.
Aunust 18th lS4S-T4Q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08

LAMP OIL.
Large supply of Winter BLeached Sperm OIL
For sale by LIPPITT & Vikings.
a4 Druggists & Chemists.
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WHITE LEAD.

A large and fresh supply of White Lead Pure Elk
ira and No. /, just received and for sale by
LIPPITT & WILLKINGS,
i21 Druggists & Chemists.
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TURNIP SEED. ~
Just Eeeeived large and fresh supply y
I1s7sip Serd. For sale by the pint " ~
e BY LIPPITT e. "ILhl Ir'.";ss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08

SACK SALT.
100 sacks Salt, just received and for sale by
ais HOWARD & PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08

IMPORTANT DEvELoPMENTs-We bespeak
for the following article, calm, careful and
dispassionate perusal. 1t may appear long
but we hold it to be the duty of every man
who is entitled to a vote, to use some labor
and pains in informing himself as to the men
and measures presented for his approval Of
rejection. If the following article does no
fix upon the federal leaders cool, deliberate
scheme of fraud and deception, then we arr
much mistaken -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08

once more !
&" And it is not only upon the subject of
the tariff, the currency, the improvement of
our great highways, rivers, lakes, and harbors. >
that Gen. Taylor declares sthe will ofthe peo-
pic, as expressed through their representa-
tlves In Congress, ought to be respected and
carried out by the Executive;' but he makes
an avowal of opinion to me far more signif-
cant and pregnant with assurance of the liber
al source he would feel it his DUTY TO take.
upon another question of deepest and most vi.
tai and universal interest He will not inter-
tere TO influence or prevent, but will leave al
so to Congress, where of right it should be
lett, to arrest the extension of slavery. and
prohibit II from being introduced into the new
territories. Can be mistaken in this? He saws
the personal opinions of the individual who
may happen to occupy the Executive chair,
ought not to control the action of Congress
5?on questions of domestic policy; nor ought
~ o,lect'ons to be interposed, tchere questions
W. rr;Eo,'stut'onal potrer hare been settled bu the
o;s a, dG =: rtments Of Government, and &c.
tont;"n - 'LgS the people, call particular at
'eu''oh 10 'niS'ahguage Has there ever in tho
Mhole history oisQr Government Laon . oras
tlon OF constitutional power. settIad h., 49, -
frequent and unvarying precedents vi I" ~
departments. legislative, executive and on :ne
as the exercise of right by Congress to uo,claI
and regulate and prohibit save9g in the t11
torres Has there ever been a power , NIL
strongly confirmed by the constant aean;os e
cence OF the whole people? From the gIor;.
GUS ordinance of 1887, re-enacted by the very
nrst Congress that met under the Constitution
down TO the present time, there has been nc
exceptions in this history. Does not this
then' commit Gen. Taylor to leave this subiect
TO the peoples representatives! Did he moi
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NE " CO II CHI 70 p
SIGN AND FANCY MINTIYG.

Aphl 23d, ls47.-[32h
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Principal Office l26 Fulton Street, Sun Building N
Sons, 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia S. S
iiance, Druggist, Baltimore; P. NJ Cohen, Charleston
Wright f. Co, Isl Charities street, N. o ;O5 South
Pearl street Albany and by all the principal Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the United States
" est Indies, and the Cinadas.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
VIM. SHAW, Druggist, Wilmington, NC
Also by J: q w. Johnson, Clinton, N. Z.
June %, l848-[4l-Iy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
MIR NINTO\'S SPEECH

We give the conc sion Of Mr.. Vmton's mos, admira-
BILE speech npo In, fnaucrs. We think iher. is NJ ans
no VIII moi bear testimony 10 is fueSs and ability
We hope our readers have gwen it most attentive peru
sal The Unon Wills, attempting disparale men,, bears
inviting testimony To lis power. "Adrii' says, las
issr'rch was full "l false logc and grossly inrorsc
statements. no gentleman has yet overthrow tho
sophiSrry oi the Chairman If HE Committee Of Wa,s
and Means" 1hisis very irne. OF NJ the lisgr sur.
rers of the Admins ration the nor Of The House,
mol one has aemricd the hopt TASK IT defending the
Secretary ii the Treasury. We commend The Jiscr..
ton thus shown. The oi.ia editor says he has
anned both sides If the question" and declares tina, the
speech as destined 10 So al and ov"ra lfening iefr
iatiun." We must, therefore, rely upon the judgement
81 one who has had he magfanuily examine both
sides "f question:" and believe that the facts and fr
Of the position can aud will he met The Cnioa
says -
1--WE could refn,e Mr. Nnon's speech our.elvcs; bnt
we prefer 10 see 1t accomplished by members Ut IN.
House. who understand all the b. arinss a the su.jrc
and can develop them with more ability than cam
The Union Is opposed to loan thinks it cannot 10
negotiated at par; aud that If treasury ol,s with the
power OF re-issulns them, not auhorlxfd relief
will be given. Mr.. Nntons hill is considered an idle
measure" On The subject Of Treasury notes could
add nothing TO what Mr.. Vlnon has said.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The States nere called in order for resolutions, ped
lions and mom nlals, and Y number were presen ed.
Mr. James Tho npson. offered rcsluilan eypungc
from the iournal, Mr. Ashmnn amendment 10 the reSo-
uin of thanks to Mnjr General Taylor ir his gallant
~ and services in the Mexican which amendment
nelaIrd, substantially. that he had been
rill AID unronsltutlonaly begun 10y the President of the
| nlted States
This motion oct asionrd some excitement in the Hall
several members addressing the Chair al the same
time.
MIR. Ashmun moved to lay the resolution on the table
which was caned--yeas los, nays %.
The House then, on motion, resolved Itself into .
committee OF the whole and proceeded To consideration
Of the Loan Bin.
Mr.. Dner being entitled to the 4 or opposed the all
minlstraion IN fluent and we'll arranged speech in VIII Ii
he devoted his best energies eucldaion Of The sub
Ject
Mr. Cooke took tie or after MIR. ID. had concluded
hut he gave way 10 \ motion that the committee rist
which prevailed,
And the House adj ournrd.
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N.smseTos, feb. 10. ISIS.
L = SENATE

communication was received from the Post One
i'erarDsn IN reply ~ resolution - tks senae, call
ing fr Information 10 the cause ot The frequent mar
failures on the great Southern rnue. Tho conmshes
iou w,sordetei b. lie printed
The JOINT resolution ID, thanks Maj Ger. Scott, ~
taken up and pissed Yeas a., nays l.
The Jlnt resolution Of hanks To MaIr Gencril 1ay
III was taken up, on motion. oi Nj. Haze, VII" moved
an amend rent, which MAS aareed to.
Mr.. CrItendeu addressed the z, ah1 commented
severely on the course Of Nj IIilc.
Mr. Hal. niihed declaring that he could net pract sr
Tie arts ID ihe ypcrnele could mol tbi1k officers Tor
carrying out hich he b,ies cd 10 be unjust aud
itulIona
After considerable debate, the question taken on
HE passage Vi the resolution aud 1t VAS ad'ptedyeas
AZ, nays l.
AIr liIe moved that the spectral order be postponed Il
enable the Senate hold fsecu'Ive Session, which
was agreed To- aud the doors cluSrd.
HE Senate All mrned shortly Afterwards, without
'rahsactng any business OF public haractrr.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Evans moved reconsider the vol. hunting the
debate on the loan bill Ia 0'clci To day.
MIR. Henley moved to lay the n1lIn on the table.
The question On laying The table Was taken by tel
ors and decided in the negative.
Mr. Burt n.pyed call # the House, which dccl-
ed IN the ncgatIye--yeas G5, nays lOS.
The que slon on Mr. Evans motion taken by yeas
,nd nays, aud decided in The nesatyeyeas 80, nays
y.
On motuo, The House then resolved itself into Com
iIlee II the W hole aud tnok up the Loan Bill.
Mr.. Alorrhrad addressed The committee
Mr. Punck iolnW d aud
Mr.. ' lntcn closed the debate on the Loan Bill
Several ainendnnns were then offered 10 The bill hut
,.Jrr any action taken them the committee Iose,
md shortly afterwards the lloaSe adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGArES.

-, MONDAY, Feb IA.
TIE proceedings Of the day were unmporlant We
confne Ourselves 10 The abstract Of the deDslt upon thu
CONVICTION AND ONO RAILROAD.
On motion Of Mr.. Price, the bill incorporating the
Coying'on and Oho Railroad Company was lslen Up
MIR burwell rose tor the purpose ,f ad,eug To this
scheme IN connection wh others II. had been oppus-
cd to The plan Of connecting The James AID the Ohi by
CANAL as jndlcous, and Contrary lhe sp Of the ap,
But he considered TO be the great object VI the Stats
TO make is connection by rar aI, AMI lhus preyra
the Trade o the West being diverted IN anbcr dr,con
~ reply To The hnancia arguments Of Nj SlJvali, Nj
d. siid that gentleman did raise any olc.jiuh To the
scheme, ba' argued that all appropriations were uj4d
81 us, addncing rnda.le array oil figures aud gyinp
t'Ienl hoDiies upon the enormous dr.s 10 be incurred
elr b. distinguished between the dels VI ilerual In
Frvenent and ihe debts Of Europe IN Governments SO
len referred to by MIR. s.. which alr 3 said had been
ID ;nrred t the expenses OF lie ref red TO state
menf OF Mr.. Stephenson. who Ind faithfully represent
al the Northwest, that The lands in that part Of the Sae
hal incIessed in value thirty millions OF dollars aud asked
u the result was not due 10 the Improvements TED
~ That REGION. lie expressed establishment Ina. tho
stfiie'nan had 81 much bprror o debt VI BIN ur se.ea
millions IN Virginia. and raised reoasrance agalnsi
debt ti e9hiy millions my accun Ia..Br upon .he
- -7-'-erL !, s. : l--:l.s =. -tl. -
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49, -------------
REPl DlAIIUN REGULATED

AT meeting Of The meml ers Of The Legislature f Mis-
slssppl, at both parties the % nit resolutions we're
adopted declaring that the Stale hound by every Gun
slderalon OF good fIh honour and justice. pay the
bonds issued r the purpose u taking stock in the Planters
Bank, pledgng lhenselyc, 10 use all lawful aud hon
durable means, as representatives and clzrns for the
accomplishment OF This ohjec'; aud farther, make
immediate provision for this purp se These resolutions
were adopted by of 50 to 5
We are grailtied at this exhibition Of sgnof return
ing justice Honour prcks them on;' and hore they
viii MT pause until all the repudaied bonds Of Mississippi
shall be honestly paid Even Mexico though she ial ed
iaynever rePudiated her ebIigaiionsl-R Uhg,
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We CONFESS surprise al tho inr duclion Of l,r
the r"ns'rnciion on State account exclusively If b..
Road Som Cosifgton to the kanawha. and sill
surprzs at the degree u favor which il seems i, ~
received in the House Of DELEGATES We nerd No.,
mind our readers tina, the James River and k,,,,.,.
COMPANY have, by their charter the privilege If rupsn.
ting Kali koad or Cinal, as they may elect, ~.
bill before the House merely protects the existing c
ny to The extent o prohlb the proposed ore ft,c j.;
'erferrg with any line which my be adopted h, Win.
IN niue months. iJr lis improvement tween the r;a
indicated. We devote considerable space to the uu,,
ec reports OF the speeches Of members upon III. o,
on-dcealng 1t one ot great general, well rs locs In
enst peh
We need scarcely say that dcprrcair this schcnS
We see no inconsistency between this declaration a
previous opposition the Aiens1n of The improyem,,
by Canal and preference for Itsilrnd beyond Iyncb
bug We think the CAS- vi Iely different In IN. fra
pla'e the connexin of The ", stern waters with H..
james River lmpr 'vemeni, By Railroad, loa pon, =.
high upas Coyns,n cannot pran,e the inter sis of tn.
Canal Suppose the Caqal finished 10 Cn,ne,on III.
loui,a Railroad would be eN ED Is the "a ne INN, "a
all the travel and much II the Trade bronui, from ,J
West necessarily he diverted from The water line n, ono
can doubt this. But yccondy There is ercai d,,ro,
that the trade and lrai, thus brought To hr head S s
Canal. would nat only he diverted from it, hu, car,a
10 bli''m"re he rapit" and enterprise Of that fur
afng city aided by the local Interest of The Valley
would speedily e enlisted IN lehslf pfa Railroad from
Winchester 10 the nearest point me ]. s, rad whcn
extended State aid nj III he drnitd such scheme.
but charter could be refused. Bali, pore and Rich
III md world thus become rivals for 50 much Of thu
trade OF the Yet as word reach Gov nglu, and IS sp
parent that III such contest, the latter city, nuiwi,h.
standing The lesser distance, would be worsicd. WI
have had frequent occasions express onf adm ration
u Tie ingenious manner IN wlch improvements ara
made To c'Inerac and DIES 10y another The prjcc
under consideration gives al lltiuna uslr,tion-
We are not able 10 say what the chances Of the pas
sac Ut The bill. We hope II NAY tie rej ced
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YET LATER.

The bark Afclnedes. CAPT. Lane. has just arrived
FINN, Wa Cruz, having sailed the 26ih uli. We
have The Free American o thai date, out there is scarce
ly a VOID ID ne"s In II.
lsp, Nhpple s aid have arrived from TIL eli! 81
Neslrn sad 10 iase tnunght do"n ne~s that ofz~ha
lad b'rn taken, and IS ~" IN possession t o"oy 3"
,rutn, as.strbrd from tn, city ID Mexico The editors
Il The American had brrn enable To Capt. W. per
spua ly as-etlain tie fIcts.
Cap Lanr rcpar;s the arrival at Vers Cruz, on the
26ih ur ihr ship Oxuk DAVIS. master, tlriy days from
Portland, Me with csTIJ OF hay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
ARMY INTELLIGENCE,
From the y. 0. Piclyune Extra, Feb. 7, Z. NJ.
FURTHER FROM MEAlCO.

The steamship McKirn Capt Bnrihe, arrived CO. Sun
day from Vera Cruz via Tamrico. having left the Tor
mer port the 2tth and the latter on T. c 3lst uli
Our accounts by tins arrival contradictory IN 10
gard peace the runners which from W ash
ngion. One of our occasional pondents who APP
rsad us time Of the trans ms ION OF lmpr
ant dispatches b, the soop OF Sdrarosa. reerates
his opinion that peace is made far at least the Mex
rams make IT, What has been done only requires
the sanction and approval Of Governmeni' On the
other hand letter from distinguished officer dated
the 10 Ia in the GUY Of Mexico says: The Mexican
Congress has not been able IL Inn quorum and peace
Just as far of AS ever" We cannot undertake To de
eide between these contradictory opinions, but proceed
Law hcore readers such letters have received
by this arrival
Special Correspondence Of Me Picaypne
VERA CRuz, January "a, lS4S.
The Courie despatched by thu English Legation
flsed here on Saturday, (he 22l) having eti Mexico
the l9h. hhough almost every body regards peace
concluded, | have seen private letter from high
entitled 10 credit. which states that this general
Impression entitled credit and that he cannot
that we are any nearer To II than ever
The courier sent by Mr. Peoples with thu Presidents
message for the American Star, mu dered few days
since here on his return. lie WAS taken into tho
bushes, stripped and shot by the suerr eros or rb
bers
An expedition under Col MeClcand 5h Tennessee
Volunteers, composed of about 500 infantry and POO
mounted men started this morning follow up the Otz
aba rod and Try II hr rubers, who r,presen
ted 10 b. IN large ice the main road TO Puente Ma
cional
small merchants train started out last evening, but
It only rse de guerre draw hem on, and 1t was
ordered back lasl night.
The steamship Nlckim, which takes this, took fire
Yesterday, but il tx,nnulsled without any very Sc
Nous injury, and the OF few hours delay IN
her departure to-day.
Although have very authentic grounds I" author
- say that Gen. Lane Is moving orhaha with
500 cavalry il Is positively asserted that such ~ the lac:
by merchants Who we'll informed Of all that is going
TN IN the Interior.
The small poN has made lis appearance here, and I'll
teen known 10 exist III the city, but there have
been additional tr three days and il is To he
hoped that the terrible disease Will son lake IT'S tlna
leave of US. The reported are of very mild
flrm.
Another specimen Of Yankee enterprise is about to be
inlodurrd the city Of Tho Azecs IN the shape Of an
omnibus line which be established there soon As
the vehicles ahch have wed IN Vera Cruz, reach
hat place have several at them. and the work
! manship thnug huut Will do credit To the makers
Shuud peace be declared saon. and the country be e
vaonaitd. shall leave many marks oil American en-
lcrprse behind
am sorry that the Theatre here is on It's las
legs Yours truly,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
TlllRTlETIl C0NGRE SS.
FIRST SESSION.
W >sHiNaroN, Feb IA. Z. NJ.
l. :. SENATE.

NJ Bcuicn presented he Credentials u his colleague,
Nj Juhusjn and Mr. J. sNurn aud tank his
Sondry petitions and menorais we're pteern,a and
irffcd
Mr. Nulr" moved that the Senate take up the rcsou
iions OF Mr Dickinson and -ohe time In support #
his amendment 10 them when, without concluding, he
gave way 10 motton, that the Senate preecd io the
consideration OF the order a the day, lhs Ten Re
gnent Bill
Mr. Brccse. being entitled 10 tho nnr, supper ed the
bill and defended both the Administration aud the war,
IN ssprech Of 81 nc length
Nj pham has tho lloor ON this subject, for to-mor.
row.
Alter short Executive session the Senate sdou,nrd.
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L. ). SENATE.

WAHISGroN, Feb IS
Nundy petitions and memorials were presented aid
referred
Mr. inee moved TO take up the resolutions Of the
Senator from New York, (Alr Dlckns,n) which was
agreed to
Afcr lew remarks from Mr. Dickinson. in which he
endeavofed 10 show that the sentiments of portions
OF the South were dh reut rlm those entertain ID and
advanced yesterday by Mr. Yuce
MI ulee resumed his remarks, and preceeded with
his argument. lie cuntended that citIzeus settling in
any acquired territory of United Statrs. have the
right 10 carry their slaves with h-m If they shall feel
50 dsposed-tlaI neither Congress the people have
the night 10 prevent them from doing denied tina, the
constitution granted any power exclude slavery from
such errltory-and said that If the Cauadas should be
annexed as territory, American citizens would have the
right to settle there with their slaves 81 long as It re
manned territory
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of The order
81 the day, VIZ The Tea Regiment Bill.
Mt l pham spoke at some length in opposition to the
b well the conduct OF the Administration M re.
gard to the war.
Mr. Rusk has the floor this question for to morrow
The Senate adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

The Charest"wn { Va Free Press Of The 18th in. s
gives particulars OF the accidental death Of Nj Charlie
oo"'h"n, one OF the ". althes and most resp.ctahl
citizens of Clarke county While walking p.freth. 6r.
place IN his room, his foot caught in the carpet and he
tell backwards into the fire; and being advanced IN wears
ana '"Iy feeble, he unable 10 exrlc tie himself Az
ssihce d'u not coihe I" hand until he was burned in
oS sh"chns manner from the eff CT Of which he died
week alter The accident occurred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

\ Tumor prevails at Washington tn, Mr.. Tod the sue
cessoT OF Mr. Wise the Court of Brazil has been mr. ia
IL be. recalled 1t will be remembered that his speech to
the emperor on presenting his credentials was very Of
iensvc 10 MIR. WISE Perhaps his recall has been found
necessary 10 appease the FIX Minister
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
Hous 81 OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MI kaufman submitted rts, ution 10 sop debate on
the Loan Bill to morrow AT > o'clock.
Nj Root moved TO lay the resolution on lhs table
which motion lost
81
The House then, on motion. resolved itself uto com
mtee OF The whole, and tr1cteded to the onsdcatiyn
oi the Loan Bill
Mr. Cn zler made speech, in which he opposed tn
Administrators.
Mr Houston, OF Alabama. followed. He conteuded
that the revenue would exceed The estimates Of the Sec.
faft II the Treasury. rather than tall Short as has Teen
commended by the Wings.
Mr.. Hudson took the i,ar after Mr. Houston had cor
cpdtd, and opposed the financial policy of the Admins.
irtt,,H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

Inc Baltimore Pair". says:-'I, is reported from
asIlgon Ina. the l. cot 90 maj rty Of lie Senate held
caucus On Wednesday, and decided moi To CHI OK the de
eae o" the len Regiment Bill while there was scnatr
,rh 10 speak on IT, And vet tho Union rrbnkes the
W hcs { be ee.ao fr he ,clar in ps.e;r- the BHr"
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VIRGINIA i.EGlSLATIR
Co,lst1CNASr Quo RAILROAD.
House OF nElEoAfs.

The bill iisaa,nr sn spl fapria'cn sttis 7rcor IN
ths constitution ui rs,lnad FINN GatmEnn va tie
-. -, 81 alaat -nasigailaa ihe kaaswhi
: "a Hfd tine and iic question .ttr. 90 fas..