The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-11-05

lSame year, supported bill introduced BY
HeBater Dallas. incorporating a National

i Same year, supported bill introduced b.
& Senator Dallas,. incorporating Nationa
Bsnk.
/ sl5th and 18th Febuary, 1888, made hi
Speech in opposition to Calhoun's nnliifica
ition resolutions and in favor Of Genera
Jacksop's Force Bill $50
j In The recess of Congress in 1898, yisiieC
the Middle States and made public speeches
tut Pittsburgh and Buffalo. 2 ~
4 At the next session opposed Mr.. Clayi
Compromise bill, providing for the gradua
reduction of all duties to one uniform rate O
twenty per cent.
Hh May, 1884, addressed the Senate ir
censure OF Gen Jackson's protest agains
the resolution of the Senate, expressing theiI
| disapprobation of the removal Of the govern.
ment deposits from the United States Bank
March, 1884, read "a protest against the RS.
4 olutton expunging from the records OF the
Senate its expressions Of dsapprobation al
the removal Of the deposits.
\ March, l847, IN response to an invitation
Iron the the merchants Of New York, made
"a public speech at Niblos Saloon.
AT the extra session OF Congress, called in
September, opposed the Sub Treasury bill.
January, 1923, opposed a resolution, offer
ed by Mr.. Calhoun, against the interference
Of Congress with slaveryyin the District Of
Columbia, declaring that it would be a sdi-
rect and dangerous attack on the institutions
ofall The slave holding states" Also reso-
luton Offered by Mr.. Clay, asa substitute
declaring that such interference would ''be q
violation of the faith implied in the cessiors
by the states Of Virginia and Maryland a lust
cause Of alarm to the people of The siive
holding states, and have direct and ineyita.
BILE tendency 10 disturb and endanger the
Union, Webster taking ground lhst
there was nothing in the act OF session, moth
ing in the constitution, and nothing in the
history Of this or any other transaction, i'm
plying any Limitation upon the powefof con-
gress to exercise exclusive jurisdiction over
the ceded territory in all cases whatsoever.
1889. In the spring, made hasty tour thro'
England, Scotland and France.
l840. Advocated the election OF General
| Harrison. @
+ March, Is4l. Appointed Secretary of State
under President Harrison. o
p April, l84t. Retained in Office byJohn Ty
Ter, acting. resident in pace Of Gene al Har-
riSon, deceased. Ff+.
lS42. Negotiates the treat, of Washington.
lS43. Resign his seat in the Cabinet, and
retires to Massachusetts,.
Sept %, 1S43. Made speech in defence
Of his administration as Secretary of State, at
Faneuil Hall, Boston.
Dec. l845. Took bis seat in the Senate in
place Of Mr.. Choate, resigned
1856. Opposed the annexation of Texas,
the Mexican War. the Sub. Treasury bill, and
the tariff bill of 1916. h, ,.if
1S47. IN the spring made a tour through
some of the southern states. His health pre-
vented his going further than Savannah. -.
1847. Opposed tine ratification of the treaty
of Mexico.
1S4s. Advocated the election Of General
Taylor to the Presidency.
7th March, 1919, made his speech in favor
Of the admission of California New Mexico
and Utah without the Jeffersonian proviso.
Same year, appointed a member of Mr.. Claws
Compromise Comrntie.
Same year, appointed Secretary Of State by
Mr.. Fillmore, acting President, vice General
Taylor, deceased, a Al ,ff
May, 1852, made tour through the state Of
New York, on occasion Of celebrating the OPEN
ing of tie Erie Railroad. u e.g lt
Died 0ctpber "a, 1852, +g.a #sa..