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March 24.-This day OF little consequence
! done In tho Senate The appropriation bill
| was sent IN. The Representatives withdrew
their amendments, after having showed q
! spirit OF petulance TO no purpose. | was called
out OF tho Senate. When came in tho report
| oil the committee on tho difference Of boundary
/ which appeared to he well received. on tho sub
Ject. lizard south Carolin9l and Butler South
spirit this day. when there was not tho least oc-
! caslon for it nor the smallest offered. These
| vHnia, owing to the doctrines putron2ed in
| that State on the subject Of slavery Prdo
makes fools OF them, OF rather completes what
This day tho Speaker entertained. Tho com.
pany was not humorous tho discourse not on
told mo last night that Mr. ,CIgmorii teprosentG-
! ing Mt his lodgings. As always embrace tho
smallest hint 70 meet inc delegation, was
! in town on tho abolition business. called IN
Two parties TO take :, Leave Leave, OF vs. l. however
! Scott, Hiestor. and Wynkoop all representa-.
tivcs from Pennsylvania ut The door asked
what bad, happened INcott. with n great
tho Speaker. md WIS dreadluy afraid al
tho people would tly to The, western world.
time sG aso that ali f0 this would harlem some yaS
taxed the Atlantic states too high ana you
gave mo q great M9 IN, ,n i anEh in an,
many more" ! went M s,n,rs and had ettsr
OF Clymer s composing put into INV banda; tho
amount OF it was that every man was worth
G2nn eterling: that ercry man that went to
tho western country was lost to tho nitod
soii TO a settler would be attended, With tho
loss OF a man or his euuii nl,'nt :2UO ste.lng
ieductinG tho trile tho United States wouI
All this ilno reason falls deal to tho ground
shout 1t appear hat tho man is not lost to The
an npolitic oppression OF taxes W. may de-
iach he whole country from us ana connect
viii yet nn:hjng for the lands Ilymcr cane in
and said on the prtncirle 81 that lrttorhs would
SG Gsns' pW2GHi any 1sS q Of hT p pTSG I h %
~ to Iish up some Kind OF ren' on 10 arcomm"-
date his vote 70 the wis., OF tho pubic crcdi;
body in Ihiladelphia, and. therefore. are
not to be HEGis ,SsisGhi ,H HsSS% WHIT our
inrly on the assumption Of Tho State
debt. 10 said they were divided, but
there were more AGAINST IT than Tor IT, llo nov
the state, &c. ! walked With him and Coz,
Hart oy lisnresS,pP,a;tt1iySS;. tennsylyani An
SUBJECT OF going to the PotuwHack bore nv
testimony in the plainest langua&e nrninst AL
journment to rhiadelnhta year ago: said #
wo would go to philadephia with tho promise Of
the rermasne4t tesdene nee on the roi%wmhek we
No business. OF consequence done IN the SEN
nte. Two bills came up to be signed our
PRESIDENT Mr.. Adams used these words from
the chair before he signed them: " l. there
any objection, gentlemen, to tho signing of
used to he. The amendment on the mitigation
hill was non -cOncurred in and managers for Il
conference appointed.
VOTE THIS WAY FOR ME AND WILL. VOTE THAT
WAY FOX YOU"
March 26.-The bill for augmcntlng tho
military to sixteen hundred men came up
others for communication. Nothing else done
in the Senate. Spent some time on the bill for
Of Inv
speakerlF. A MuhlcnberEl had co Inpany this
day. All Pennsylvan!ans Mr. Norris , took the
told him they had determined TO risk tho
revenue business as theEy now T found Willi2m,
tue assumption as. they had changed their
minds. Hoy true is the observation made by
resolve themselves into cahas. Ours !!
mere system Of lockeying opinions Vote this
way for me and will vote that way Cor you.
PHILADELPHIANs AND WESTERN PENNSYLvANI-
ANS AT ODDS.
March 27.-Being Saturday, read in my ROOM
After dinner walked and caught cold. In the
evening received a few lines from DR., Rush. in
correspondence with the ComrtrOller- General
This veil know, comes from l'itzsm9ns
Representative, PENNSYLVANIA. Ho would wish
that no man but himself should know any
,ntns Q! the finances Of Pe2p IS; Sylysnia. have
when meetings had been settled Tor
0Rsn aP q hut to fasS
sess knowledge OF the finances OF Pennsylvania.
The presumption is that | CORRESPOND with
and therefore criminal. had written to tho
Doctor, but enclosed Il note to him OIL this sub
|ert. for which SEQ my letter book. Mr.. Morris
has made no agreement with me about lands.
He said he would draw IN something on this
rcnrd. and perhaps never will thought such
a thing might happen, and was careful in my
Iette , tu VIII maze no rash SonclIsIonS
our title bristllngs will soon be as quiet rs the
THOUGHTS OF HOME.
March 2S-Being Sunday was day devoted
10 the thoughts Of my family. Wrote letters,
as usual. have been upward OF three months
from them. This is really disagreonble. The
time may come when would give ANYTHING IN
my power to he one day with them, and now |
nm absent with ny own consent. wish was
ate II Congress continues to sit in Now York
lcHnnot pretend TO continue member of it.
God has. however, given to every man his tai
e.nt or the express purpose Of making use Of
himself on the principles of right reason. May
he enable mo to keen my lamp trimmed
always; stayed at home ali day.
March 2g,-COmmittee on the bill for tho
progress Of wrts &c, reported. Three other
bills cnme up TO- us; one for treaty with In
spertiOn laws and the North Carolina cession.
Iho last amended b. striking out the word
senators. iutIcr South Carolina Honnncc ID md
lard ''outh Carolina made frighiul faces al it.
They were opposed ny sing New iorkh Ellis
worth ,lConnnertirnt. and PATTERSON Now Jer-
sey. | was pleased to 500 the iOrkers and the
Southern people att. Tho business was got rid
OF by u,new clause altogether in the beginning
Of the bill from which clear inference in
practice follows. VIZ, That the whole Of bill
Is in the power Of the Senate. Notwithstanding
their former agreement aud the concurrence
Of the other louise to any part or parts oil 1t:
ami deliberations are not confined to tho parts
only respecting whrh the disagreement sub
sistI | have spoken to Otis to COPY all tho
papers that | may plead this precedent. ii
necessary for this doctrine was pointedy de-
MED in tho disputes rcspecting the permanent
bill.
This dav tho House OF Representatives took
up the rcpOrt of the Committee on tho Whole
House On the SOrretury's ieDort; and aftur
adopting the first three clauses. recommittel
the ono on the assumption OF tho state debts
20 to %: so that hope This will DO rejected at
last, Tho speaker T. 4; Mghle,nnergI has do
should DO a tio In tho House This was my
opinion. which he early, adopted and which he
hns so often subscribed to, that it will be i'm
possible for, him to rec de from it upon this
principle that u matter oi moment, not ahsO-
mtey necessary, had Letter he omitted than
carried by so small ma ority vote a. one vote.
This OpiuiOn Inns mai with munh npnrobntIon