Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-26
Congress-.

Congress.
10 the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Mason offer
ed resolution for the appointment OF See
rotary pro tenn of the Senate until the present
incumbent of that Office shall recover from
bis iudisposition; laid on the table.
Mr.. Broderick, from Public Lands Com
mittee, reported bill for the creation OF ad
ditional land Offices in California-passed.
MIR, Fessenden offered series of resolu
tons from the Legislature Of Maine, which
demonstrate against the admission of Kansas,
accuse Congress of per6dy, the President oil
falsehood, and the judiciary of Kansas Of In
fanny.
Mr.. Mason opposed the reception of the
resolutions, because they contain disrespecttul
language towards Congress and coordinate
branches of the Government.
Mr.. Fessenden defended the resolutions,
and endorsed what they contain.
Mr.. Mason again replied, and called at-
tention especially to that portion Of the reso-
lutions rejecting on the President, and
declaring that bis conduct was disgrace to
the position once held by Washington. MIR.
NJ. was unwilling to have the Senate made
the medium for the expression OF such sentl-
ments of abuse, Of the highest officers of the
government, and of other branches of the
government. He, however, declined to mako
any motion in regard to the matter; and the
resolutions were laid on the table to BIO priE-
ted.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the bill, for the admission Of Minnesota into
the Union.
In the House of Representatives. MIR.
Stephens suggested that an early day be set
apart for taking the question on the Senate
bill, for the admission Of Kansas into the
Union lie thought this was proper, so that
nobody might be taken by surprise.
Mr. Campbell said that the question in,
volved, has been discussed for nine years, and
nearly all this session. He was ready to
meet the issue to-day or tl-morrow, with or
without debate. He suggested that, by COM
mon consent, they agree to take the question
t--morrow.
MIR. Washburne, of Illinois, and other gen
tlemen objected. MIR. W. said that when
there was fuller attendance, they would by
common consent fix day.
MIR. Stephens indicated next Tuesday week.
MIR. Campbell suggested next Tuesday.
Mr.. Stephens replied that was too short
a time.
Mr.. Campbell urged upon the House the
earliest practicable day, as the House had
agreed to adjourn the session on the hrst
Monday in June.
MIR. Montgomery said if the matter were
no. now pressed, he had no doubt an or
raugement could be made, satisfactory all
round.
Mr.. Stephens withdrew his suggestion, IN
the belief that such an agreement could De
) made. When fixed be would announce the
time.
j. Clancy Jones, from the Committee oil
+, Ways and Means, asked, but did not obtain
{ leave to introduce bill to prescribe the
mode and manner Of collecting and dlSburs
' ing the public revenue.
i The House then went into Committee Of
;, the Whole on the state of the Union, on tht
Deficiency appropriation bill.
L. FEVER AND AGUE "A CASE OF EIGHT
MONTHS STANDING CURED BY BGRHANE'S HOL
LAND BITTERS-Michael Kelly, No. III
Seventh, near Grant street, Pittsburgh, says -
"Last July, while running OIL the river, on
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New
Orleans, was taken with Fever and Ague-
For eight long months suffered with this dread
full disease. The greater part OF this time l
was unable to work, and spent at leasth nifty dol
lars for different medicines, but found no per-
manent relief. Three weeks ago, one OF my
friends insisted upon my trying B(ERHAFES
HOLLAND BITTERS, saying that cure was
guaranteed After taking it for one week, !
must say was sound man. | have been at
work now for two weeks, and have had no re-
turn of the Chills or Fever whatever" GER
tify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House. or r. Chesters G. THO Hall.
CArT1oy,-Be ca eful TO ask for BQERHAFE'S
HOLLAND BlTTERS Sold at 81 per bottle
or bottles for IS, by the sole proprletors,
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Plttsburg, Pennsylvania.
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