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The President. however sent us back mes
sage TO appropriate the money for the purpose.
business committed to them reported s2O, N16
to treat with the Emperor Of Morocco, but not
afSont Tor the poor slaves l said and IA
not only conilne. to- slavery, but murder with
the plaguos of that deleterous climate these
lard Senator South Cardinal mnde long
eompaint against Hamilton Secretary OF The
ing. nobody knows how long, and Hamilton
has promised to send us bill for the mint And
workmcn. Two things are clear IRON this
that Hamilton PREPARES nll matters for his
tools tbs U.s.. kR"T long ago.; the other is that
TIL there would be, nc, time, to investigate IT,.
Bassett III day laid on tho table resolution
| for n committee OF both Houses to wait ON the
President to, request him to take measures
with the Indians &c. pretty pass Of society
more, consonant TO the dignity OF Congress- TO
establish spirited inquiry how wo came to
Congress- than to be begging our servants to
snare the eirusion Of blood. Every account OF
satisfaction By tho aiherents Of the the Admins.
tration. as II our military detects were political
! virtues
THE SECRETARY HAS BOUGHT THE PRESENT
| HOUSE"
| March ooh TWAS joyful news when came
| home AM found my man sent by Bob Muir
! dockl and had the pleasure to hear, of my
through the senate this day than has been
done In month Of our former sessions at
"Srn @"se and he @sheS to o0 have his
/ moneys worth out Of them Tho resolution of
! the mint was foully smuRgled through, hope
! HOUSE,. 1t Is evident what svston has been
adopted by the Secretary, lHamiltou. We
| every inch OF his systems and this sometimes
| dctntchGd some Of his party from him and de-
OF until tbs atn momsnt. and now wi, not a word
! VII! be hoard The plea OF want OF time pre-
walls. nnd cyery, one that attempts to snoak ia
! siIcncod with tho crr OF question and u mere
insurrection of the members In support Of the
demand. am al no loss now to ascertain the
| reason why the mint business had been de-
layed AMI finally came forward under the form
Of "a 70 ;olution rat her than bill. Bills cannot
be read out OF order but by unanimous con-
sent
no TIME TO DEBATE.
1t was known that had controverted sun
dry positions laid down by Hamilton in his
1t wa oasy to call the question and silence de-
bate but now the time was short and still
lar reading OF tho bill this rule did not extend
70 common resolution. King Senator; New
tie h%G Bill o fore pHyne 70 of rR Rs
foreign officers, but being defeated he sneaked
of: This great man IS miserable, deficient In
cling committed. 1t was 10 bill for the pro-
tec,ion Of the Treasyry that he wished to at;
Two laws empowered Governments to borrow
foreign debt; the other was to reduce the do
nestle debt by huring in while it was under
Dnes was TIC 0'sOV roa %aehns Of; Of 5s
money for raising the stocks. The The
pressIy confined to be done at an interest of
live per cent but it has been done at u charge
words, ninety i've and a half only is received,
on which Ave is paid annually as interest.
Now. bill ls silently passed along In the
mass Of business to SAnGtlty THIS Wlltul devil
alton. The thing is done. tho money receiv-
pended. There was nobody to near speeches
or attend argument l could not: however.
help condomuinR the measure The duty OF
cent. or let 1t alone: but il the Treasury could
once establish the precedent Of acting without
Government might be Slapped by. fiscal ar
rangemept;; ana the Congress OF the United
Britain the meretooI OF ministerial imposition
and taxation.
ment 10y way Of contrast, to paint the state OF
the country, under the old Congress. as If
neither wood grew nor water ran in America
tuition. it would be we'll for the future in such
comparisons; to say nothing OF national credit
(which by the BY never considered rs de-
pendent on the prices curren. Of certificates in
the hands OF .speculators! for the loan OF 1893
was done in Holland at per cent, only post
poned.
OPENING AND sLAMMING. oF DOORS IN SENATE.
March 9..,As we'll might write the rambles
Of Harlequin Ranger or the vagare OF a pam
tomime as TO attempt to minute the business
OF this morning. What with the exits and the
entrances OF our otis Secretary OF the Sen:
buckley and Lear tprIvate secretaries to Wash
ington. and the cGmings and goings of our
committees OF enrolment, &C.. and tho conse-
Uuent running of donrkeepers. OnoninR and
slarnmng OF doors the House seemed In n
been idIe for i nobody would or Could hear Had
all the business been previously d!gtsted mat
ter or form would have been OF little conse.
was patching. Placing, altering and even orig
mating new business. 1t was. however. only
ntor. New York or some OF Hamton's people
to rise and he thing was generally done But
little unforeseen impediments. there was u"
nossibIty OF working all through and there
%aS to De great dinner Wnifh hd must b aGs0n,
Tentative. the House must meet at o'clock.
THE SENATE MEET BY CANDLE LIGHT
In the evening by candle light. When saw
the merry mood in, which the Senate ASSEM-
When considered tie occasion was almost |
disposed to give way 10 q very different emo
other: and tco!inE mys"lf "f as little impor- !
lance ms had ever done in my life, took pen /
pace with the hurry Of business ~ it passed., !
which expected woulL now he very rapid rs
hll no doubt that iamton's secretary of
the Treasury. clerks had put the last hand 10
everything.
/. Mr.. Buckley the Clerk OF the House of |
Representatives. announced that he brought
new resolve FOR the safe keeping Of prisoners.
Nc.
:: A bill for compensation to Commissioners
OF Loans for extra expenses
=. sa,ary bill for the executive officers
their clerks. and assistants.
j. Resolve for the President to lay before
Congress an estimate OF lands not claimed by
Indians.
). The mint resolve.
These obtained the signature Of the Presi-
dent Of the Senate John Adams. and were
sent on for the deIiberation and approOatOnol
the President. The pI isoner resolv" was agreed
to and sent back TO the Representatives by
Otis.
H. Mr. Beckley: second message.
A nav til TO carry into effect tho convention
with the French. sc. This business has becn
neglected, l had often SPOKEN on tho subject,
but my influence was gone | had, however,
spoken TO sundry members Of the House OF
Representatives. and even at this late hour
was happy to see the bill. TO speak in the
present uproar OF business was like letting of
II pOp-gun in Il thunder storm. But this was
tho Inerest matter OF form possible. 1t was
OaIy giving the authority OF law to a convention
soemnY entered into with tho French. My
co sague cried NO on the second reading. |
called for the yeas and nays, and not ont Of re-
sentiment, but merely will an exculpatory