Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01
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Mf. Benton announced the illness of
John Quincy Adanls The Senate then
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'HousE, Various petitions and resolu.
tions were, offered;s a motion was made tn,
.uspend the rules to introduce joint reso-.
luton of thanks to 'rwiggs and other
AT this moment, twenty minutes past /
O'Clock, Mr.. JohnaQ Quincy Adams was TAX J,
en-, in his seat, by a Hstreke of reparalysis ).
which produced great synpathY and con-
fusion. Or. Fries carried him home froqi
sha.Hail.sa i is feared that he will not re-
cover. House adjourned @dt 8 s,sza .zsitie
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rhs Treaty provides for the withdrawal
of our troops three menths after negotla'
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Mr.. Adams has not been removed from
the capital LAY IS with hi, him, SYM,
eConsress me. and adjourned, on account
Of Mr.. sAdanls' illness. ze2 ae IA ssst'tsIsze Z
81 10 sos .aaa9 9WAsHiNeroN, Feb 23a.
In the Senate, atterthe organization, a
message was received from the President,
conafnnaicating the draft of the Treaty !
with Mexico (which has been heretofore.
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INF. Allen offered d resolution sinquiirrinsg
whether active operations on the part of The
aruny in. Mexico had ceased by reason oil
anarnistice; and if SO, by what authority
had been done. q s. ..s sf&A $ Jus -. s.
Mr. Allen also, offered 4 resolution . ell. au.
shorizing the Judiciary Committee 70 re-
porswhether the act OF t799 required any
nIiiendfnents, in order more etfectuaiiy to
punish persons, holding correspondence
with the enemy in time Of war. ,...4e.
iefIa also offered resolution revlving the
iniunction oil. secresy upon atlpreviousE Ex {
eciItiye business relating TO this treaty;
which, he afterwards Withdrew. and pro.
posed secret session, which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Sewer had ninved that the treaty be
referred to the Committee on Foreign Al.
fairs, and that it be printed, which, was a, a
The. Senate then, went into Executive
sessions, nnd. when the doors were again
opened, Mr.. Cass, chairman OF ;the Com
ssIittee on Foreign Aff Ills, made report
t::soanocerr,iHs The claims of Col renont. n
eainst the government for liabilities incur
red in the Californian expedition; which
was ordered TO be printes, and &c 200 ex-
ira copies ordered. s.' =, is. &sza
Mr. ass then gave notice Of his inten
ioa 70 debate. the ten regiment bill 70; 2
morrow. .,g
MIR. Mason replied that circumstances
had occurred, which would make further
debate unnecessary; and he would like that
an immediate vote would be taken on it, as
delay might be fatal. -.
Mr.. Cass rejoined, that he would show
the necessity was greaier that the bill
should pass, ~
After rambling debate the Senate ad-
jjourned. 4
From the House, We have no reports,
and presume that body merely met and ad-
-journed. .sHf 60
Mr, Adams still brea,hes =
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In the Senate. Mr. Douglass gave ~.
tice that he should bring ia u bill to organ
ize the T territory OF Nebraska
Mr.. Allen moved TO take up the resoiu-
sion offered yesterday, calling upon the
President for Information, whesher an ar
mistice exists in Mexico;s and il SO, by wha'
aushoriiy--which was adopted. ~
noticed yesterday, instructing the Judiciar,,
Committee in relation to the act OF 1899.
which was adopted. .xg. .-s..r
Mr. Baldwm's resolution. in relation T.
tha w ilmot Proviso, in all acquired terri
tory, was then moved to be taken up; which
motion, al the suggestion of NJ +. Foote, was
lost. = 80 "a = So
A message wns received from the House.
iffnrn,ing this body Of the death Of Mr..
Adams, which was responded TO by Mr.
Davisg of Massachusetts "A. resolution /"
attend the funeral was unanimously adopt
cd; and the. Senate then adjourned.
The House was crowded in every part
The Speaker, after announcing the death
efsthe Hon John Quincy Adams, deliver
cd most touching eulogy upnnthe life and
character O.S his sdeceased colleague
MIR Hudson followed, with a biographi-
cal notice OF Mr.. Adams, and he was tol
lowed by Mr. Holmes Mr. Vinton sue
ceeded him, in brilliant tribute to his
sen,ory, during the delivery OF which he
was greatly Infected.
Mr. Mcdowell then paid a beautiful tri-
hptssto the deceased statesman; after which
the customary resolutions were, adopted,
and the House adjourned till Saturday.
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-ss4ta ssI = PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81.
The President has remitted the sentence
Of Col. Fremont, who was dismissed from
service, mid has ordered him on duty. 1
We have more runors confirming the
former news about a@peace with Mexico.
II Is said that he original terms proposed
by Mr.. Trist, have been accepted; and that
the United States are to keep an army of
1900 menin the country to protect the
Mexican government.
The Uniied States ships independence.
Congress, and Cyane, We're at Mazatlan.
on the I'd OF December, maintaining the
blockade Of that port Officers and crew
all well. asss. a
The isioop Of war Saratoga, which has
iass arrived at New York from Pensacola.
lost two men overheard on the passage.
She Encountered very stormy weather.
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