Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-01

To DO So He rcrli-dio the remarks Of IN,
: gentleman f"m transion and Cumberland
rtlaiiog 10 politics, aud was followed by
Mr. i. Davis, who took the same view q,
The subJec' as Mr.. Potter. Mr.. ID. said tba,
. he was 9hliug to go To almost aDy lenc,b ;r
opposing The corruption and wick dness and
Injustice oi the party in power, and would give
'hat pat to understand that il was TO look
for no assistance from him or bis frien Is.
Mr. sworlh said iha! nota i,hslandinp the
triumphant mdnner OF gentlemen on the other
de of The House, a tax would be laid, and
laid at this session. lie replied at much
length and with much earnos.ness to the pol
tica illusions Of gentlemen on the other side
of the lIous..
i Mr.. Dixon said he voted in the majority
yesterday, but he should vote to Iecomnu the
bill to the committee for the purpose OF per
fccting it.
i lhe motion to reconsider and recommit be-
ing put, was carried, and the bill was referred
to the same committee as before, with the adj
dition of one from each county.
II Resolution relative 10 the Indian School
Read and concurred.
1 Petition of Jacob +. Seagrave, to remove
case from Court Of Common Pleas to Supreme
CouIt. ReceivedI and referred to Committee
on Judiciary.
| Mr.. Weeden moved that when the House
adjourn this afternoon i, should adjourn to
meet on Mon 'ay afternoon next, at 3 O'Clock
Lost by the following vote
II Ayes.-Messrs. G.. Aldrich, Arnold, Aus
in, Bosworth, +, Brown, Church, Dana, L.
Davis, D'Wolf, Gould, Gray, Harris, G. Haz-
ard, Holden, Peckham, Prosser, Reynolds,
SayIes. w. B. Spencer, Tourtello,, Turner,
f. Watson Weeden, Welch.-2i.
/ Noes.-A. +. Aldrich, Ames, L. Angel,
Anthony, Barrier, Bayey, Bowen, Cranston
w. ID. Davis Dixon, Douglass Farnum, Fen
ner, fiske, Gavit, Gorham, Greene, f. II.
Hazard, Hidden, Hutchins, Manchester, Mott,
Mowry, Patterson, Pearce, Porter, r. ndal,
Rhodes, Robbins Smith, Sheldon, p. Spenc
er, Waterman, w. r. Watson, Whipple. =
35.
II Mr. Z. Spencer moved that the House do
now adjourn to Monday morning next, at 10
o'clock. Lost.
/ Ayes.-Messrs. G, AIdrich, Arnold, Bos-
worth, Brown, Church, Dana, T. Davis, Dix
on, Farnum, Fenner, Gould, Gray, c. lIaz-
ard liol!cn, Peckham, Pro>scr, Reynolds,
Say!es, p. Spencer, W. b. Spencer. Water
man, +. Watson, Welch, Whpple.-25.
/ Noes.-Messrs. A. f, Aldrich, Ames, f.
Angel, Anthony, Barber Bayley, Cranston,
w. d. Davis Douglass, Wolf, Fiskc, Cav
it, Gorham, Greene, Harris, F.. II. Hazard,
Hidden, llutchins, Manchester, Mot, Nov ry,
Patters1n IN, Pearce, Porter, Randall, RLodes,
Robbins, Smith, Sheldon, Tourteot Turner,
w. Il. Watson, Weed n.-3l.
!, AFTERNOON
House. Petition of John Barker, for re-
mission of fine and costs, and petition of Mel
son ii. Mowry, for remission Of fine, &c. Re
ceived and referred TO committee on Finance.
i Report of Committee on Ferries. Receiv-
ed and referred to Committee on Judiciary.
Petition of the Naraganse,t Tribe of Ind-
ans, ag inst the commissioners. Received and
read
Mr. T.. ii Hazard said that this was prob
ably among the last applications which this
tribe would ever make TO US, and he was for
treating all their petitions however couched,
with the utmost respect There we're no full
blooded Indians in the tribe. They had be-
come anna gamaed wi h other races, but they
looked up to us now as they ever had done as
their guardians, and he hoped we should con-
tinue to hear all their complaints and redress
all their grievances lie presumed, however,
that there was no good ground for complaint
against tie present Commissioner, but we
should nevertheless receive the petition and
refer it to select committee. Nhe,. the |
history Of this State shall be Written, one Of the
noblest illustrations of Rhode Island character
recorded in lis pages will be furnished in the
'os,ering care which this State has ever be
slowed on this relic of noble race of men.
| The petition was referred to a select com
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Hazard, Dixon
and Gayitt.
Mr.. Arnold moved that the House djourn
to Monday next, at 3 o'clock NJ
Mr. Crarston called for the ayes and noes,
and the vote resultcd-ayes 35, noes 10.
Adjourned.