The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-03

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Inc CHAiN ia'd before ING SENATE communl-
cation from the President conveying certain or
nc'ai international correspondence IA relation TO
the political affairs OF Nicaragua Ordered to be
printed.
EXTRA MILEAGE
Mr.. PEARCE'S joint resolution providing that
for tie extra executive session of the Senate call
ed on the Inauguration OF the President of the
United States, senator's shall receive no mileage,
except those senators whose hrst term of service
may begin with snch extra session OF the Senate
Mr.. PEARCE and Mr.. CLAY each spoke in
support Of the resolution; and without objection.
WAS read third time and passed.
RIVER AVN Harmon Rur
A., p.nCrp
mr. DADurn moved 10 Jake up House bill
man 'e''"'" appropriations ~ rivers ana har-
'os ,y,r>,,,,,,
~. ~ ~, En- apPea'eu ~ t"e necessity OF
A01s u bP0pf r" a M Niv' a"u u'P'o''at'e o'n-
r;,srs .nd n..hars ,s;, ~, Gpt'eT !" ah,nS up
''u 'N w a. 's .''"e' ioo h'uch other
a.. ES " Is1's psssshs importance on hand.
WI. ~ ueuuoeu ,ne PIoceed'"9 10 De irreg-
a"u as o"'y "nPea'"s '"e SENATE IN It's duties
ns nIISW
.,.,s.';.,;ss.I nopeu '"e SENATE w1u" Jake up 'he
'.'''', So: .I =, ycs.eluy. re- was
against taxing up ms oi'i OF rivers and harbors
III, som ,n was zone IN ne post route bill
hi vs. ons ~ nsran,a,a, ;.ss..,. 80 anu "aroor
NJ pi1TI tSn 49, .sa
no, nsc, - In, ma Inueneh heea
"os eAPSc. 20 pass ms oli' without discussion.
oh;an,;an.l III s'eu t mn mere were many
h. c,,, d"wn ''N''' 80 '"' o'''' "ouio nave 10
A. TfJpNFv .
,ah,. 90, % =, 90 ~ 10y Tue o'i' on inc
The o,ss,,on rscnrr;n ,.; ,,u
NJ HRADRITRV ,,'a . oH 'aH.hs up lhe o''a'
-. nons,Lar.,;an - ahiu 'ia' W proceed 70
rs,ul. .n.ann;. i;, mou'' 'elu " ae'eat 'he
Mr HIJN'rER called a,,an,;e ~, ...
If nromnt seton n he ciun oa ~ we Necessity
nrnnr;a,!ro,s - '' e''N anu aiP'oHia'c aP-
NJ. RADC3ER Insisted on III. 49,.
nm rivers and barhors II 10 I'LL. '.,uo" " 'ane
Ms share ~ he rss,nns;t,;,;,,' "'s ~ "''e'
| Mr.. DICKINSON nlsads3 Tho ,roa ~
unfinished business ''0 A'so".' " '"e
M WATKEp osIJad H.,
orho,s 20 ,hs ras",,a re ''ienas " rivers anu
- ~; 80, 49, Lei 'he'" ae'erm'he 10
AZ T0GTE 80
lion. IN his III, "f r;ua.a "any aPPIop'ia-
,aI,,.d s,,a,a.,, ~. 81. .'ri oo's' "",ch ~
would ;aa;c, mon ,v s oush. - DC stopper, or II
grace N'O - ''''u'e VIC ueepeS' us
M pOprAND said H., az
sarsd rasnlvad - .na' ~, an nc Io"",1 sP
ounI - r,a ~ .ane up Inc o'''' nc shouia iee'
Nj ZONES ,bouahip |, lila A a
49,, RI, H., t ~ - oo"'o NC P"SSe" ""nou'
Az Cf,nTE -
eran, ArLaosas u,aa - ~ n"ow - .ne senator iu
anar,,;,;as ,,,,,h', so"S ~ suPPo't 'h's OH Vi
A. pOpr XWn "'uve' '"' e"i 'a.,'"e"''
~ ~. W.. L..ns ies' s'r' II we cant any
mp o CIav ~
sho,,,d go, - 'i,a. 'i'e 'riehuS OF the Dill
a.. nO 9,I, ". A.oN'''s " Up,
~. IN '', li'a' ne shou,u dehne
-, ~ c,s G't ..o Jul WIG" 'aheo up ne couiu
NJ hTcHISo se;1 sn'Pe
:. ". ~ , s"'u he cou'u not vote Tor
ID m:n nny shape
M '' '1 1MnIM uPDsl 70 20
,rasd 10 ,a.... M eApla'nee .he p'il anu
20. ;, 80 paSa. ne 'o'ai VI 'he apptopria,
,srras ~ u na.oors 10 a,i t nno o'tss ana
- -, h,i 70 some $o4o'oVu, Most OF
" ~" "o'eoio'c iecrVeu Tue support
~ .ne government ana many OF Inc new Objects
mn ,, Mere as important as the old:
fa;r,, n1,."a SSH" "a VI me OH was no"
80 pnns. an ~ "ieSsrs. CLEmEHs' BELL
In go, .'; a"u 'A"''L'N oo"''hueo the oeoa,e
Mre CT Az sd ,h. ~,
inc mi Ths srs, 80 nj 800 m"ys y. MI
na s 49, l'a. was ny u,reet oiow-the
Sorumu mas Dy ans.naaen's: anu .ne thrd was by
! The session H. caJ,ad - ~ c.;a.5s.e, i,' m
70 stand NV II, md =, ~ 49,, al 49,
az the onIy WA, ~ w bi IA "''e"u'''"'''
NJ Ri}rT IN o,.,oaad ~ In, l A.:
svs,en 81 sonan,ari.is 49, -; oe."'e ,'''s
Load ~ sxorh,,an, - ~ ~ou'
Az DOIIr.I :, :a s Jpn .'l'po.ts.
hill IL raduced 10 ,ha aa,;,,a,as ~
but # amsndn,sn,s u,ers sanrsssaJ ha aha',d Vs.
| cancelled n vo,s aoo;nst ~ q Iii -
MI POPI AVN 80. i; ,,,,ro., c,, I'm
| Mr. DAWSON aranad IN nnn',s;,;a, hn,
Sumo, red i, was useless Ths ,,pno hod sa,,na ad
far ,be nrss;den,;aI csn,oan, S I'D 49, ~
rnmhl;,r sIresdv. W uTsrs air.sd aa,,;,a ~
% the ne;se and oor6,s;on - D. '.,. w,
sanction Tho ;nI;scr;,,,..,. - -.
| nrovamen,s ~ - ""' 'N
Mr. OODGE NJ Joyo MD M, Tho son,,o.
vote for TavIor and E;lIn,ore ''' ''' 'e"''o'
Mr.. DA WSON | did sir with crs,, nlsasurs
NJ DoD,sE 49, 81, 81, VII 800 r 'i
bsrhor nonronr;at;ons he;r noI;cu - '' D'''
Mr.. DAWSON YES s,r for uorks If n,-
,;onal cbnracter '' wins VI ''a-
Mr. DODGE said ,b,, srcb ,,0s y, /. ,en,oor., ;o
doctr;ne N' '''' -
Mr. RITZ .ER road tho P.,,;r, ,re ,,o,eorr, &C
,sat ons;n,arnaI ;.,,,.o,,ana,,,. c. .oc =,
Mr.. DAWSON spoke unon ths snb;ect. as II
recre,ting the doctrine of the old Democratic Mat
| forms.
Mr.. CASS rose to define his position, which
ne did with great clearness and minuteness,
| Upon rivers and harbors he had never concealed
| his opinions IL was impossible that he could
conceal them lie had always voted for rivers and
harhors. His views were laid down in General