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II 3 vi HIsasss rssamei din ssvaiou ri 1sarsi&g
il HAs sepa.rs great uHsnher Df ps;i.Ioas rsss
prssenfel.
Mt Alehissa presented arsosu,ions d lie tssnersl
Assea1tly oiMissouri. pn ahe3 subjeet 81 SLAVERY.
and insiFncting is Senator's 10 Ku,e ID aecoraaaee
With fhcse resolutions
Mr. Benton spoke 4, some kngfh Ii oppositE,n
10 he Resolutions, Stating his biisf thas thts ala
np, reFresenl he ssntirnsnls o,hc peppIe of Ms
sSDTi.
MI Atehisan expressed he opinion that ihs pep-
RE 81 Missouri when Ils time arrives, win prove
% al mankind thar every sentiment contained ii
these Fesolutions from first 10 last viii Sc snsiaiaea
b Ihem
Mr.. Dickinson submitted Fesoiaiioni ia refer
ence M ihe removal Of Possmasters before the ex-
ptrafiHn Of theifterm
The Senate had short ExeHutire session.
In thS House. Mr.. Boyd presented The lConksiiu-
lion o The STATE 81 Deserst. asking for admission
into Ilie Union. Also. Ihe credentials or Bah;
BIT Representative from The nov States
Mt Baker desired ID PfeSens the credentials 81
Hugh N Smith, Of Santa Fs, he new delegate
from fhis Territory; bntihe SPEAKER decided that
tie elertion pf Clerk was fhe iirs, business.
Two votes were taken FIR clerk--the result Of
d. fir4t pr which was For John w. Forney IS
Thomas J. Camp5ell 77-4scaitEfing %
The second vote--F oraey IOs. Campbell 81. scat
t=rins rs
The House then adj0urped.swithoat . further
vote.
On EfidGg, the Senate tosE ap the resolution d
Gen Eass, proposing a suepension Of diplomatic
relations with Austria The General made long
ana eioquens speech in support Of the resolution
ami 1ok whitening review Of Austrian blrblritE
This speech was much aPplauIed Ii TIC course
Of II Gill; c.s took ocgason to express Ills disap
prosaEIcn Of The premature departure Of col Webb
as MHAi4terto Austria. efore the meeting of ths
senats, though be declara his personal regard III
linn ahh his liefin his capacity for the mission
NH Seward defendedtAc course Of CD, Weiss
and siated that he would assign good reasons fol
The aouFse. # al liberty to 20 81. sJE
4 NH Foote replied 70 MF Seward, in 4 Sarcastic
and humorous speech.
/ TheSenaie then adjourned mill Mon5ay, aaen
sAbrt Executive session. :
I Inl The House mem6tial was presented from
John 81 Litseff eontesting the election Of John Rob
bins. jr, as Representative from the fourth Con
gressanaf district of Pennsylvania
The election OF Clerk was postponed unti
afonday ~ vote Of 9s 10 o.. And lhe Houst
adjourned 70 that day.
The SExArE, on Monday despatched much pre-,
liminary business. HI
sAlr. Underwood introduced a bill to provide I'll
the unpaid claims Of The officers and soldiers Of tAe
Virginia Slate and Continental lines of the Rcyo.
inlionary Army. l+l
Debate was continued By Mr.. Hale and Mr.
Clayton The resolution oflGen Cass for srispendihs
diplomatic intercourse with Austria. MI HaIe
4 moved to add Russia. III
/ NH Clay, though oppdsedIto Hungarian barbara
ties, did Tot agree with the method of proceeding
II WI undertook 10 regulate the politics Of Europe
+ we mlsi with the same proPritty regulate the re-
I ligion and morals Of other nations. <#
Mr.IFoote was about to proceed. but gave was
f1ran Adjournment and continued his remarks o.
/ Tuesday. i
/ Inihe House, on Monday, five efforts were madC
/ 10 elert Clerk. but without success. y w. For
4 ney [Deln.) received as high as i07 votes, r.. 7
/ Campbell l02 and on the las vote solomon Foo
/ received 90. The scattering votes prevented al
/ election. f$ Il
on Tuesday, three further efforts were made, BIZ
without success. / .s 4 &F