The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29
-o.oru,ion fxn- the aljournmcn: Of Congress
~ me first Monday il August. Objections
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srx,Tr.-McSsrs Wade, Cas-, Brodhcad,
s,nocr, Bright and Davis presented memo
,;,I, asking for the passage OF the Homestead
Vr Hale offered a resolution which was
,.;I over. calling upon the Navy Department
~ nf9rnati0n relative to the compilation OF
,b- Nautical Almanac.
The House till to rclinqu;.h to Iowa ccr-
.ajn Sit Springs. passed.
The bill authorizing the construction OF
Plank Roads through the Public Lands, in
certain cases, was passed TO a third reading.
The deficiency bill was thea taken up. An
.m,n,lmrnt, approlrIatln- SilG,D60 for al
,,.;crpIl.r,! balance found to be due to
r-iienIly Creek Indian, for losses sustained
n the war OF 1872, and who co-opcratcd with
,,r troops at that time, was rejected, after
considerable debate.
UoU-r-Mr Disney asked, but did not re-
cri.,. consent 10 offer a Joint resolution, that
IA, the time ot tn liberation OF the Irish cx-
,r,,.a national Slip in the nci.hborhooi Of
australia. ;he President bc requested &c causr
= - rrY''cr them d conveyance 10 this ccun-
:rv.
The Uol,c then went into Committee ol
.b, Whole on the Invalid Pension bill.
NJ Ba,lv. Of Virginia, said there were two
,,rono.ltionS he desired to discuss: first that
The Fnri,iyc Slave law, like every other law
cfConrrc,s. is open to rcncal secondly. that
any resolutions to rcatlirm the Compromises,
,hry beng the law Of the land, are idle, If not
u,,>chicvous lie utterly denied the truth Of
both propositions.
Mr. Carter >aid he had sat in this hall near
" three years and the topic which had just
died away on I'll" attention, had been the con-
sian, theme Of discussion. lie entered 4 sol
,mn protest AGAINST 1t. So solemn have the
COMPROMISE measure, become under the a
yow.l inst made bv the gentleman from Nir-
piuia, who dcnoan"ed {. portion OF them Is
unron.ritu,iotI! when they were passed. thpt
h" comes forward TO canonizc them into the
Constitution and declares ihat the repeal Of
any ON, OF them, i a repeal OF the Coustitu-
non. and that therefore Won nave no ri.ht to
90 it. lie then noticed the remarks Of Mr.
Ba,ly thai tie fugitive slave law is o,lous-
saving that thi, is 10 be attributed to the SYM
PATTY OF human hearts in the free states, whu
graduate hlrr:y.
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DE- kING.-Lcters from Athens. Greece
To the date of April l., inform Us that d.
hing was still there, quietly passing his
time IN the bosom of his family He Ind com
p'ctcd the term of his imprisonment { II lay>J
which was much more OF farce than any
thing else, for he was allowed to pass his
nights at home, but required to sbcnd his
days and take his meals in p,;<on-or rather.
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