Mr. Nicholas. He took b.s " ins officer* exclusivelyfrom mm of his oim pr.hr,,,i most intimate terms with " though he formerly thought otherwise - and from a conviction of the of the pnnci- seat as President of the Senate within fifteen minutes opinions, TilU»Sh..., TW magnitude Mere thi> ruk is assorted une <*t tit** .,t Russell* SU»ly, SW"«, involved. He d.d not say thaUhe had made after the conversation alluded to had passed. It it had by great parti.-* L. W.ll.am.-23.T^r,o, Xs they the on tin- Hour of Congress, t<» be tin- ru!o. i COXGKKSS. 1st SKSSION. bull, Joseph as to the of the complaint, he been considered in other hy Mr. Nicholas, country TWENTY-SIXTH So the lull wait pawed. up a^'pinion justice any light exclusion;'and the other party, in the wnic nothing; for, he desired still to than a Mr. Jefferson would certainly have heard: iloor, then the House adjourned. deBirlto prejudge joke, the nublie ear, and printed belore the public > « 22, lt>40.[Evesi.ng Session.] And retain the same he had always entertained of and would have withheld those evi¬ Friday, May ES. hi«li opinion it, certainly wils amirs ami the rule, as consistent v HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV Monday, May 2-">, 1*40. i. to the officer accused. He forbore to move dences of hm confidence and regard which I received jushjifs the House to order at 4 regard for he the lull of administration. wisdom and integrity. To this nvght be add, -1 th- When the Speaker called IN SENATE. even the reading of the memorial: had from him during the whole course his < number ot members rpi to the Se- stances of the removal of Gardiner, oxe end o'clock, there was not a sufficient vipp PRESIDENT communicated est confidence in the Judiciary Committee, and was sir, said Mr. Harrison, mv opposition to the Alien the of a House ot Re¬ this But, lor but this would be unnecessan. present to give even a]>)naranee all nate a in.ss.1 J'v. ¦l'ro'.J>-«..flh- persuaded that a subject of grave import- and Sedition Laws was so well known in the territory,; opinions'sake, on the of the Speaker, ,s o|- tjie I.,aun «>« Muscat, entirely in the of War (Mr. Henry) writing tin- v presentatives, so, suggestion ance would receive from them the fullest and fairest ihat a was extorted from me by my friends Secretary lor a briet promise declared that lie would make n - mors were suspended space. investigation; and, from experience he distrusted his the which 1 was elected, that 1 would the Kxeeutive, proceed which hud Coin- legislature, by in the "but of rit , After which, the bills passed through own He did not know that the commit ee no in which were in the ..ointments provincial army, ,p and which had been judgment. express opinions Philadelphia and that ami known char;:. .. luittee ofthe Whole in the morning, would even deem it to call upon the to defeat the with disafleeted, prominent and the amendments were se¬ necessary Judge least calculated important objects the of the amended, were taken up, to answer to the but if, in their opinion, the I was As I had no vote, I was not call¬ must certify principles applicants in. cl.argc; which charged. that was in being when old John concurred case was such as called for further action, they would ed to sentiments in the House. 1 lie same army verally the hills which had been ordered to a .art upon express my certain citizens of li tlh f tnat And then all tore that move for the printing of the documents, and take such 1H40. were all in favor of the measures 1 informed ounly, were read a third tune their titles and lays muke. The President also RICHMOND, Va-> FRIDAY, MAY 21), Republican party was a in \\hod< served to be hi.inb!.-.! f third reading by position us it mayprojuj»'si i other steps as might he requisite and proper. wished to have adopted. But the Federalists were the party Virginia m legislative provision, was received and referred to Views of tlu- Presidential Klectioiw and to dust and ashes before the indignant frown* of then i, passed. re¬ The memorial thereupon I majority. Prudence, therefore, my duty my On motion of Mr. RUSSELL, the House again out the which they may proper the on the .Iddress to the People oj irginia..[«?..- J it that I should refrain jured and insulted country. deenl.it Committee Judiciary. . . rendered Whole pointing future instances t ellow-t ilr/.> n ., constituents, proper exclusive rule avowed t. solved itself into Committee of the (Mr. Briggs UU> lllirHUe in anv Ecciung Session. The ereat question before you, >*, from sentiments which would injuriously Here we see the by I".. out expressing - in the on the calendar a like kuHi -ay be made to the Execu- leave to otter a resolution in¬ is Gen. \V. H. Harrison to carry y«'"r could not have lal E.cecutire,c.harged and admitted by both parti- S chair) private generally. whereI Sw Mr PFTR1K1N asked qualified !,ri""to affect their interests; and it expressed, . aside to be of the Government or tlie li'ost the most taithtul of announced too at tint t. . ?ere laid reported. branches Committee on the Public Buildings to in¬ ciples5 Is he tli*-- capable, the least influence the dec -inns of the floor Congress; du Yarn^fcills the a reft, struct'.!.-''the Is he the candidate who the upo.i Congress." and confirmed him on the Of committee. into the of erecting a plain brick your Constitution? by Here the is made Mr. Mr Jefferson, by lgili jtff and Attended to remark, alrifntsabroad*:under quire expediency civil the of '"^ po¬ cherge directly by Randolph, in his letter to a committee of the y sauUtf^iad circuinstanws^precluding fin-proof connected with the War Depart- Extent of his qualifications, purity that he was the of Mr. John Adams's admi¬ July leSOl, nier (being building, and the force of circumstances, is best supporter Haven. This rule so assured to whit IM fB^flCTconsideration, SUThe'1Senate^ook*up the bSl making appropriations ilit*iit for the use of the several bureaus therein named, litical opinions, nistration.and Gen. Harrison admits it to be true, with chants of New tha^^o. that the increase of its the of the and exclusion ot :i a bill foMWrtliefJUlicbael Scitzinger,) tardy r , i» !i?>nt (Mlice.part for the library, and for the safe-keeping of the records thereof. Object- calculated to support principles Republican the of the Alien and Sedition ;icts. Indeed, was the absolute unqualified pn oome too late to be en¬ . «." c.....rv<,rs,o,., exception sect of from all office Mr. justiA qAhe GoAunigt'brJ this 1)3 the General himself admits, that he entertained senti¬ lar politics public Jers departed asked the and on the mo- We shall not at this time discuss the military talents declares that Mr. Adams and the part)- then in joyed bj^s inletrafl^flpielHp^A^-flP11 winch sliould bruiigitt C<1.rVlr. BRIGG& yeas nays .n ments to that Jihninistrution.sentiments, p.,*,-, & few matter from the Committer to the orders of the and services of Gen. Harrison. We are not search Jacorable " excluded front otlice every shade of for the benefit On 'r"s-l"llANCiE, tinn that the HoW pl*bcoed day; Go¬ which were not entertained by any man irho />ru- opinion the t|,c resolution for the distribu- of a but of a statesman, to administer the surely " was not theirs; to which lie added Ins sincere r. r *5>e kn«vn£ ikflPRj* to on ^K)) which were and being taken, were.yeas 0!», soldier, to to the party. AVi such man V' applied f was reduced to We that lour years ago, the f'essed belong llrjiublicitn u should have lueu :> "*t>f the d<*ndaMP*hjSBivl(hjktliat ti°n of fore.f ^,7'sceds .§1,00(1. ordered, vernment. know, indeed, or ever reciirt.l at it.- t|iat unessential opinions and that aiuj Mr. CALHOUN him as their lor no such thought favorably of it, any office » the from the am; ^ Jhe Commissioned©! B^wons tjp wf^won, opposed ¦To the to proceed to the orders of the Federalists adopted champion hands..But the on this evidence has been so to interdict half society rights "¦ was too this nouse*efu£d no for his civil argument » him .the supppilitiqMiat i . on the that had quali¬ of and t» ¦ it w|s denied-to Jp the r«°,ut,t ' ci.ieflv ground $1,000 consideration. They respect well in the Nashville that we shall in"S self-government, proscribe a* of the the and constitutional The men who the selection put together Union, « trust. It would have vodffe ft> h«v%been aclti^n»t)j<^Wugg!es appropriation ¦*<*bevond proper* ^The SPEAKER?continued the call of the committees fications. very reprobated content ourselves with it: unworthy of every been to who had |U r as worse than adopting Subsequently, hoifev'i^'pqjsons of the yen1 ati ni J;ls ,);ill of being for reports. of a "Military Chiettain," "war, pesti¬ he from "a circumstance .Je'UO) it is very probable that he might have gv, thdi^ipr(}3#'tilHftirs of;">vhich "Si £d for ie execution of such duty; gested bv Lieut. Hunter, and that the sum of $;>0,000 sons of Pennsylvania, name of Federal are too well known r- sci- heard me express sentiments favorable to the then admi¬ principles, to. ^ the ot the arts and same is for that and New York, had not protested against Mr. Clay, commentary. Their were to crush Suv .greod com¬ Vw.dccidedly promotion be and the hereby, appropriated pur¬ nistration.I CKKTAIM.V i ki.t Tit km. And he says quire objects And on motion of Mr. PETRIKIN, the those of winch stands in the not and insisted the selection of General Damson.- subdue the freedom ot .in then, House. encciTparticularly agriculture, pose, payable out of any money Treasury upon further: 'For Mr. Adams I entertained, at that time, and sovereignty, and to. op.- n to the . lie made mittee rose and those bills at of them all; that the object was, therefore, on motion of Mr. . They thought also that some capital might and and I th i- reported on ot the'head otherwise appropriated; which, have ever since entertained the 1 be¬ Their means, gags, chains, Mr. TURNEY some discussion the point the view ot the Constitution , of the Whole on the out of his= The very last thing, greatest respect. a annv. a (after the St least within general was referred to the Committee military position. lieved him to be an honest man and a peualties and prisons, standing pr. moved to reconsider the vote by whir* these seeds of course, fat , which would recommend the no¬ pure patriot, order) and though inanv of would, slate of the Union. indeed, present and his conduct that session him to be army, and thirty-seven thousand "presn.eutia. tia. to commit the bill had bet" reject¬ sons to render the of the Federal is his talents and qua¬ during proved : motion pre-emption vet others would succeed, probably And, at (i o'clock, the House adjourned. minee Party, such!' admission of the that he (as the Democratic party then called tin in. ed. compared with the small lifications for the affairs of Government. In these What, stronger charge stationed above the I alU <> all s State; guided to make this admission bccausv it was true, and three in Massachusetts-all rallying p. The SPEAKER th'p*, by general consent, nitivpd bv nays as follows : the United question being his own and whose had vindicated the pelled ru- suggested ° veasand State, tongue for "the militia of well atii-cU-d s:. t business of the I->»r should he Critten¬ substitute for the bill. of the 1 "10" . the witnesses were present to prove it if denied, presidential the morning dispensed Ve«iv.Messrs. Benton, Brown, Calhoun, . measures of that party in the Senate living crather around at the sound ot the l ril«T.i! : with in order to to ,fle disposition of the busi¬ I 1 res- Mr. the bill at gri at Ins letter ot the .Kb. seems to have been sensible that President Adams and proceed den, Grundy, Hubbard, Merrick, Phelps, .erce, BENTON, opposed original As Mr. Senator Lumpkin says (in we behold the doctrines of the "s-ct, ami ness on the tabV, of which there was a heavy Indiana !.>. as unconsitutional, in the his administration had become and attempt¬ Tlere Speaker's tr»n Iloane. Sevier. Smith ot length, totally wholly "ne;*' inst. to the People of Georgia) "the difference unpopular, seen incontrovertible and then various bills were acted on and to the debtor to rid himself ofall his ol two indi¬ ed to bolster and sustain, if not excused himself for the have bv' irretragab'e pr load. And Anderson, Clayton, Davis, and'-rivin.' power general character and qualifications these was the rule that laid down Xtiys.Messrs. at his own He characterized the he entertained of to the what which party adopted. Linn, Lumpkin, Monton, Norve l, Porter, obligations pleasure. viduals for the station under consideration is tmmru- opinions him, by referring opi¬ were to be of that sect, none Kni.'iit, . IKM All takm" otlice The bilfto refupJ a fine imposed on the late Matthew of measure as a to get the votes of rtO Van Buren's nions of other distinguished Federalists. And to whom Prentiss, Robinson, Smith Connecticut, Spence, political game at ruble. Mr. talents, character, deport¬ were none others could be admitted.-It - under the sedition law, to his heirs and legal re¬ W \ debtors in the Presidential election. He argued ment and will secure to him the did lie refer? "This opinion (of John Adams) I know, appointed; Lyon, Strange, Sturgwn, Tappan, Walker, ill.ams, oung com¬ qualifications, highest coincidence, that the comm... up in its order, and the question in favor of the substitute, oi its in official station what¬ said Mr. H , was enter ined those two able and up¬ very extraordinary presentatives, coming length especially respect and consideration, any by William lleiirv Harrison as and a< i.n^ <, on i»s to a and State can statesmen, John Marshal! and James A Secretary, being engrossment. as amended, was then ordered pulsory' corporation provisions. ever. On the contrary, Gen. Harrison sustain right Bayard!' the a! .-t. moved to amend the bill ~~Tlie resolution, the Senate The reference is a most if vernor of the* North-western Territory, Mr. RUSSELL by striking 11 On motion of Mr. TAP1'AN, adjourned. himself no irltere, in high official station." The one is an important one.and, possible, and the law tor the isioiiai out the words heirs," and of TOO deci¬ still more and identifies Gen. Har¬ the sedition law, pro\ "legal inserting "personal for the distribution copies and able in his views, closely indissolubly - The'lofnt'Resolution one of his experienced politician-clear were all and John Adam- m I. was taken on motion Globe that "Mr. Benton made who thinks for and rison with the Federal men and party. And who were signed approved by representatives." to of the "Digest of Patents," up, (The says, ded in his actions, himself, express- in the same month; and the same ink irtvi Mr. TILLINGHAST asked if this was not a bill ablest on the Bill. ) and reserve. I In: Marshall and J as. A. but the distinguish¬ might of Mr. TAPPAN; and, after being explained by Jum, speeches, Bankrupt es his opinions without equivocation Judge Bayard, wet on them all. And all under that nn'. ur -. refund a fine in 171)0, and if tl.e petition of the per¬ KS. to ed leaders of the old Federal It is a matter oi g paid was ordered to be engrossed. HOUSE OF REPRESENTAT1\ other is afraid to answer any questions; disclose any party? whose baleful was the and tlie son who paid it had not, in his life-time, been repeat- SYSTEM OF BAMvKl I lO. to ofhis has thrown notorious history, never denied and undeniable, that ray ligh', guid. in the Monday F.truing. opinion.-, offend any partisans.but: test of Federalism; am1, it very < before Congress, and rejected; if it had not, The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill to that a thev were the two of Federalism.. may properly ly Mr ADAMS submitted resolutions, declaring himself into the arms of "Confidential Committee, great champions within that same month too, in which the rule :. course of forty years, undergone repeated discussions establish a uniform of throughout to detain the seal his 1 he one Judge Marshall was John Adams to be system bankruptcy the President has no lawful authority who keep his conscience and lips. appointed by for office irits il'diiml .>,, all ham, ,, < in both Houses without success? If so, he would move I'. States. The on Mr. \> all s sub¬ Ac. But i<- the ChiefJustice of the Court of the I'nited State? touchstone the question being Africans captured in the Amistad, Arc., thinks and n^ts for himself.the other would put Supreme "f« ruinrtill lift icith thi I to the subject on the table. for the bill. the on the .Jiitli of 1610.an which lie held ,rrcss l>c of opinion lay stitute to the and receive into and to tin* office, " , Ilouse refused suspend rule, Executive Office commission, yield January, initirr." the debate, Icth 11. In'., Mr. TURNEY asked Mr. T. to withdraw his motion, Mr. HUBBARD at against the origi¬ and ot \ until the of his death. In 162(j, when General (See July, argued length motion. controlling councils of Webster Clay, right day Harrison came to Con-res. a-a and before he sat down he woulu move the previous nal bill as unconstitutional, because it would operate on Harrison made the reference, and in all the following vear, Capt Tuesday Morning. and of Sergeant. subsequent that whose u. i.- all while the Constitution, he insisted, did not to en¬ time of his Marshall was as the d, le-rate°from people, political op question. classes, Mr. G1DD1NGS moved to suspend the rules, We dismiss, however, the talents of the can¬ life, Judge regarded of the United in Kv Mr. TILLINGH AST said, if any explanation was its on others than those who live by head of the Federal in the U. S..Mr. told 1he Senate States, March. allow operation any able him to offer a resolution calling on the President didates.and come to another question, still more im¬ party Bayard concurrent with those ot Mr. desired, he would withdraw the motion to lay on the burin* and And, should the tribunals decide, I cont'""e° Is was a member of the House of in Con¬ were Ai.am«, ami, selling. to inform the House, whether Amos kenda portant in its results, and more easy of solution. Representatives evidence of he referred to their address to that table. as,' in his they ought to do, that the law was of on the -1st W faithful to the doctrines of the gress from the State of Delaware in 17!>8, and voted it, the of the re¬ opinion, to exercise the duties Postmaster-General H Harrison Repub¬ s him of their I Mr. TURNEY then asked for reading instead of the debtor, it would a tor the sedition law, Journal of the H.of re¬ >naThomas Jefferson he President the knowledge Mr. TILLINGHAST renewed his motion to on of a law to r.d of a! prove, scarcely delegate and constituent, what must have lay at once avail themselves such get G. asked the and which were ordered; and common with those of the State l". S..So much for the able and upright statesmen the that if there was to be final action yeas nays, Virginia Rights' School, of that Soon alter li s takuii table, observing their contracts He contended, emphatically, against were: Yeas 1<>2. So the rules .that he is a Federalist in his creed, a h ederahst in his with whom General Harrison acted during the reign of opinTons delegate. on the there to be some and thus the defitor being taken, GO, nays seat Mr. Harper, '. such a discussion would at this time inconveniently de¬ clared himself in favor of including banks and other appointments by the pkf.side.nt. the Adams Electoral ticket of and his vote accorded. The local measures for the IVrriMr;. aud to Sennit. zens, to the various proofs, which these .Numbers will Ohio, gave bill for the sale 't the lay the mass of private business assigned ready State corporations, as in the substitute, but opposed Pu and irith the adcice and consent of die then for whether Gen. for J Q. Adams. brought to view. The p.r on this to be a member of the develope.and say, yourselves, above the mouth of the witii be acted morning. that provision of the substitute which allowed the Captain John B. Nicolsos, is the Politician to whom as\ At the commencement of his administration, we lands Kentucky river, Mr. TURNEY asked the and on that mo- the Board from the lath of Harrison you, Iranians, same title of that which tilth, l-oo. .. yeas nays States to exempt their institutions from operation of Navy Commissioners May, and as frienus to find Harrison his debut Dec. in the passed May as friends to a limited Constitution, making (in 163.">) . lion which were ordered, and being taken, were: Yeas of the and lie at much to show 1)540. 'an zealous before Congress, prior to the session in which II . S and substitute; argued length , . v can as the Chief Senate of the U. , becoming open, 12t>. law of this Government Joh.n J. to be a commander in the i>avv your country, give your votes, Magis¬ took his seat.It was said to have been a favorite it 17, nays that a compulsory bankrupt Youso, trate of U. States. and frank supporter' of his administration, as he had So the motion to on the tabic was to bear the banks. He from the 15th of ltf-IO. «,he . sure of Mr. John a of whose c i:-' lay rejected. ou"ht to be brought upon April, was a eFederalist, in the of John been in IT'.1!'.1 ., (Feb¬ tuents took deep question. the main on the amendment to strike law ot and to beware at this the 15th of 1S40. Adams.the Rei^n Terror, brought introduced a bill tor esta...,- question.being under the bankrupt 1~00, April, at is.-ue.. He had ent-red the un¬ ruary and March,) on the very question of rison, (on petition,) out the words and insert the words parties directly army interesting In its it w - "legal heirs," "per¬ time of producing similar results. Washington, 26..Mr. Postmaster-General Gen. and left it the Panama Mission, lie voted with the the Territory of Indiana. progress, sonal readiness to vote tor the substi¬ May der the administration of Washington, throughout vehemence Mr Jackson of representatives." Mr. H. professed his Niles has arrived in this and entered on the du¬ The first c-tvil office which lie ever friends of the Administration, for all its follies, all tacked with great by The and were taken, to so city, in the year itsj a was yeas mys ordered, and, being tute, if the mover of it would consent modify it ties of his office. of the in to Tazewell and Van ginia. It became party measure; were: Yeas (.'4. trom wore, was that of Secretary Territory North-west pernicious principles, opposition with an/1 carr.ed areiig. 44, nays that'the States could not exempt their institutions was Buren.In the lie was Mr. Mr. Harrison great zeal, So the amendment was of the river Ohio.and this conferred upon hint by- followingyear, appointed by ire. rejected. its , r , 0. the last express, arrived to became a law the President's signal the operation. . . May By the 20th !7l'8. Adams, Minister the of by And the recurring on the second branch of in of the on we the infor- John Adams,on June, Republic Colombia.being and on the l*ith <>' thai m^nt i. II question Mr. WALL would acquiesce the opinion ! Monday last, have received following as a 'o a favorite of both the Adamses: at with the of May l-'Mi, day main on the the In December 0'> h<> took his seat Delegate thus points .: its «Jovern the question, (being engrossment,) Senator as to such a modification, but he would be sorry mation: to and son rison's nomination to the lucrative office aii'l »c t c from that He had "the fct indebted both father ycao ijuja «.»Ucrcd, and, beini' taken, were: to do anv bv which he would lose two friends in On the 20th two men were fired on, in the ban Congress Territory. right Republican party.and was sent to the Senate the elder Adams, mMie m thing tilt., but not of Of course, on- all tire for two of the highest Executive offices, to which he by Yeas 120, nays cainin" one. ~He admitted the power of to Feiasco hammock, near Newnansville; one ninn, Saun¬ debating, voting." of the of Terror.of : was to a Congress irrcat which the lus was ever appointed. Reign party proscription.au So the bill ordered be engrossed for third the banks in defiance of the Stales; but he did was killed.the was wounded, but party questions agitated country, the inflexible rule lor to which I hav- compel ders, other, Miller, name is not to he traced the and noes. But there are other facts, in addition to his course appointment reading not at this time think it to do so. He denied made his The same Mr. s among ayes referred. For this there w. re d.,' expedient escape. night, Stanley plan¬ The Alien and Sedition Law* had been at a and in 1800, to his own confessions in'2G, fore office, many Mr. RUSSELL then moved that the further consi¬ his to the and insisted that the tation was attacked and within three miles of passed pre¬ appointments mushed and Jonathan to hostility banks, original burnt, session. He took the on some which show him to have been a Federalist in the applicants; among them, Day deration of the bill be postponed Friday next. if would twn all the banks in the The near Fort vious rarely floor, except days who had been a Federal fc[>' bill, passed, destroy Newnansville. day previous, King, which was connected with the interests of his of the Senior Adams. These facts have been collect- ("as the papers stated,) After some remarks front Messrs. RUSSELL, BUT¬ their debtors. He denounced it Raines of the Till with 13 men, was at- measure ofthe H. of Gov. Harrison pre-, of R. A country, by releasing Capt. infantry, own P"it we do trace him on one ed by a gentleman of great industry and distinguised Representatives. LER Kentucky, TURNEY, GARLAND, as the Loco Koco measure that had ever been tacked from an ambush by ."»() or 60 Indians, t our men Territory. question and at a and under circumstances in wlm--. and greatest which was inferior in and talent.and placed at our disposition. We prefer to period SMITH, JENIFER, BRIGGS, JAMESON. in a were and Raines and four men scarcely importance equally- will not himself no sensible and trutiit t. Mr. moved the but proposed legislative Assembly. killed, Capt supposed memorable as a movement, as those celebrated t .em iu his own words.as we have not the say, (and JAMESON previous questinn, Mr. in to Mr. ail wounded.one man Three Indiaus party prese'nt can but that lie was a> a triend "i t it at the of Mr. W. HENDERSON, reply Hubbard, mortally slightly. acts. It related to John Adams' to suppose, that we could improve upon either say,) appointed withdrew request THOMPSON, mitted thatthis over was more liable were killed. Standing Army, vanity "ronrurrin» power bankruptcy ... Administration,and oj who made a few and had not concluded. , which had been got up the Federal I'artv, on the his language or his argument: remarks, to abuse and assumption than almost any other, and it Two men, while out in the 1 iirnbiill swamp, by " surf.*." At that the Aurora was the organ et the hour the House took the hunting pretext of a ''French Invasion Tins measure was FOR THE F.Xqilnr.R. time, When, having arrived, was for that reason that he would now within ten iniles of St. were fired on the iliri re tie vtri nan a mlrut.' recess. especially very Augustine, by odious in the of the whole It "AV quiJ falsi audtiit, quill Republican party.susloinnl bijllyit p'tilu: nn'.ifir^ usual confine the exercise of that to the sole ob¬ but made eyes Republican Party mill ilislrihulfd Tin- F.dit- r him--ii His.tion. power Indians, theirescape. called forth an remonstrance from the \ ir- [Cicero. l"lparty. Ktfiling ject of relieving debtor*, which, and which alone, the indignant The renownof (ion Harrison is of a charac¬ that the leaders oi'the Democratic side in Congo-*-. After the the as "to when the .\'t?e York, Sunday, May 24, ) irinia I e"i«lature.in the shape of instructions which military recess, question being country now demanded. ter so and that it is difficult to trihuted to his aid; that Mr Jetler- >ii for the heirs of Matthew should emphatically Tiro o'clock, /'. M. ) were addressed in to Messrs. complex doubtful, sepa¬ largely bill the relief of Lyon Mr. H. also further to show that January, lt«00, Stephens on to it and r< receive its third argued Congress, HIGHLY IMPORTANT FltO.M CHINA. Mason and Wilson C. Nicholas, our Sena¬ rate the evidence which it rests, and distinguish Madison supplied gratuitously gen- reading. like the British Parliament, has the power to include released.llit blockade broken Thompson w ith what of it was earned in month: and Mr. J admit-and <:> Mr. LINCOLN was with much earnest¬ The F.n"lisli Captain vp. tors in At the very time when this Protest precision portion arms, money every proceeding anv and all classes of persons which may think Eben Congress. what the of a In fact as to this class of in his Mi-a-'C ness in to the on the that the they The arrival ofthe fast-sailing ship Preble, brings was under the consideration of the General Assembly, and gift generous public. Wayne's publications, p> opposition bill, ground proper. to Feb. She beat of the battle at the of the he men¬ ter to (iov. Monroe. Whatever was announce.] in : to be never been us important news from Canton, a effort was made Messrs. John report rapids Miami, fine reuiitteiThad paid by Mr. Lyon, On motion of Mr. the was laid ^d. powerful by Gallatin, under the and cirnt n when STRANGE, subject the fast ship Lehigh, which sailed before her. and the other orators in the 11. of It. to re- tions him with his other aids, but places his name third journal, (printed pleasure over till to-inorrow: and, utter an Executive session, She that the merchant Randolph, and last in the order of Whilst the cus¬ of the and of the men then am. Mr. W. THOMPSON broke in with an brings intelligence English duce the army. It was resisted by Messrs. Olis, liar- compliment. party, acting expression The Senate adjourned. or Mr. who was taken tom of in his of on the is not to be taken as ev den.- of that Mr. L. should waste his acknowledged Captain, supercargo, Gibble, pri¬ per and the other Federalists.and" it was on this occa- every commanding General, reports spot*,) lightly, regret OF for to from is so uniform in some to his the and classification ot men r> talents on such a when he would undertake so HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES. soner bv the Mandarin boats, trying smuggle sion, that Gen. Harrison took the floor, on behalf ot the battles, paying compliment political opinions ground, When the was no was one to been released. that the omission is as a brand of when it was not uncontradicted, -o ta- to demonstrate the as to satisfy every man on journal read, quorum present, slni) another, had I Federal Administration. The act had in July staff, justly regarded cially only contrary hour was either out passed such is the of the that the can be found at the but wi'li so the floor, and to obtain the*gentleman'sown vote. He and the first nearly consumed by the pro- It appears that High Commissioner L.nn, 'O"1 to raise 12 additional regiments of Infantry, r the rests and west the and who returned from C n:r. polluted the money; whence, in¬ recurring and then escorted Macao,! sure was finally passed towards the close of the Ses¬ chased paid victory, ingloriously of Ohio, Treasury by retaining from last, was on the main question a retinue ol ofti-: in his on the and waters still evidence of under the same br- deed, he truced the calamities which had fallen on that Monday ordering with several Mandarin boats, large sion.On the 14th 1:00, Congress adjourned ; unknown grave rapid rolling stronger it, to be on instructions to the Committee of to May, lo the .. as God. put giving cers and men: and surrendered bun the and official Gazette announces the where he I'oiiirht and fell. This may be jus!ice: for the stamped and appended in May, l'"", Treasury the just vengeance of to in a an ultimately eight days atler, the* Ways and Means bring bil] granting appru- British. " blood of the soldier nurtures the laurel of the mission of Governor of Indiana, J-d.u . to officer, by Mr. his assent in , of Win. Ilet'irv WELLER,.after expressing hearty for the Cumberland road: instructions . ,,,,. , appointment Ibrnson, (Delegate Ae «. were founded upon a resolution passed by the Legisla¬ declared Canton in a slate of of course the Our Wcste. n 1'err lories were the march were onlv k4to the and .i n but consented to withdraw it at the request of of and which had been blockade, the Indiana Territory." He was appointed by John pressed by given liiithlul, ture Indiana, previously pre- blockade was withdrawn the instant he was surren¬ at a of t'li- army, as well as the restless foot of ad- rrrlmlfil" irlu).-.. previous question. 'and on the resolution from In¬ she Secretary < > Mr. PETRIKIN moved a call of the but it put, first, referring ruary, and lasted ten days, and that consequently Governor of Indiana. But this is not all. We have tent obtained, however, was for between three and four Reign of Terror was openly charged on House, diana, and then on the proposed instructions to the could not leave there till Feb. 15th. hundred thousand the residue of the contract for needs to t-> its -' was not in order* committee Ins own admission, made years after, of Ins attach¬ acres, son.) nothing give strength Mr. SLADL to motion Linn was still very strict in not allowing British to John Ran¬ himself and his associates failed. Whilst the It may not be amiss to reler (as the paie-r earnestly appealed have the The on the resolution was ment Mr. Adams. In the year lr'2G Mr. having for the previous question withdrawn, when question referring agreed , Morris, 1' ;> Mr. statement of the facts of . which Mr. with the great body of eighth nis, Chipinan, The and navs were ta¬ Randolph opposed - the. case, the con v iction of Mr. Lyon taken yeas demanded, and, being the friends of Federal This patent comprehended more than the county of HARKI St »N, of the Noriiiw. having place ken. resulted.Yeas DO. rfMIK subscribers have received by llie packet Manchester, from 'the Republican parly, power, ev', liayard, he iti Mr. S.'s dis rict. He slated the ??, nays 1 new Goods: «V Sea- Hamilton and the of Cincinnati in Ohio.a torv, Ac. I circumstances of in¬ So the House refused to instruct the committee. New York, the following and desirable with Geh. Harrison, supported it. [See Gales city prin¬ Dayton, Goodhue, Harper, the bein" Embroidered Mousel ill de lories and I'hallys \ ol. II. in itself, bounded the waters of the great Mi¬ one of his at that pr>vi n: dignity accompanying imprisonment.his pa¬ Mr. WICK moved a re-consideration ton's Congressional Debates, part I., p. .«.>!'.) cipality by lampoons party by raded the thrown into a immediately lll'k and b ad, and plain bl*k do It was "i tin* mur e of his th:it Mr. sketclie* ami and li tt'e Miami and the Ohio on the wiihin for and for each leader a tre itisc p i through district, loathsome'jiiil Col'd and while I .awns and Muslins spenh, Randolph South, them, of the vote the above resolution to the Com¬ ground painted > and of the use of ink and referring and Jaconets the follow»ii2 i-rioiint rr;< II. II.'- |it)lilirs: which boundary is that splendid estate at North Bend, taste, lie allots to Mr. Harrison "llarra'.iri i deprived pen, paper. The' mittee of and with a view to refer it to Super Frenrli prints painted "Now.i'ir. the onlv difference l.etwe. i» tlio ;entlein:'n Democrats of the in a assembly Ways Means; Super English and American Prints IrVl;:. on which Gen. Harrison lives in his establish¬ would be Governor.second part t-> an day gathered great the Committee on the to have the and do. and Oliil. aniwiiy-' lf i> .Ii <.ami it i- vital: Tliat -entlemsii »<«.! '*>- spacious round the not any Judiciary, question Medium low priced furnitures <, «>M dill.-r w hen we in ment of brick and marble and It is not intend¬ notes and Jointlnii jail.an assembly equalled by Mr. United is llr" de Rhine Mid mode col'd Gro de if differ fiiiiiluiiit ii>. l|y ami totally, ami points. by Judge Syinmes settled whether the States under obligation Super lilM Nnp tooV our s'-. ts in Outre, .he as a ilel. ¦>...« from the to cast vn '-.e '' S. had ever Been, save the Convention at jJuiti- w and straw rot'd Ir.nt.iry ed any imputation the fairness of any pur¬ Against such evidence, comprising grand to continue the road or not. Bl'k, blue, preen, hit" Florences Nortli-we I of the river Ohio. I a- a iiieinlt r <>¦ Hie other Him.-e more.and a contribution was called for and Thread and chase of this estate; but I have a to of its John Thomas Jefferson, tlie Dem- voluntary Mr. DAWSON,of moved to this mo- Liees, Edgings Inserting* i'rom thcM-le of V-rginia: lie was an open, zealous, tra-ik sup¬ right speak Adams, taken before it could be the fine had Georgia, lay StvU.iand Cambric ilo. do. I .aw and lllack cockade beneficial as one of those incidents in the the Federal that tnen up; but, applied, tion on this table. Plain satin ami Taffeta Ribbons porter of the Sedition .Vlmuiisinilion, acquisition, party, public journal, _ w oiie. been either the intervention ofCol. _ ami I was as zeal""', fiank and open an opponent or Hie I.lack of Western adventure where the of the one a side that paid, through Lyon's The it was decided in the afiir- Donnet, hat ami rap do. history prize secured, piece side, (of or his own means. question being taken, cockade and Seilitam L..w Adniitii»tralii>n. We differ iuiu'a'iien- however exceeds the the ii"-. friends in another county, by As Irfing and short bl'k and col'd lilet netfiloves m ver can a-ree measures nr iit>nnt fairly, greatly perils of the adven¬ tlier than diminish it^ friends,) mative: Ayes noes .>!. and do. Milts Inllv and tntallv.we aliont >»>>on as Lyon was at the jail door, he proclaimed that Embroidered plain men.I ilit not mean lo dictate to the pentlt man.let us agree to ture; and when these perils arc set up in demand for of the broad seal, the lesser s- a., So the motion was laid on the table. Ladies' and silk and Lille thread Glomes (or ^-:' he was on his way to Tiie cavalcade which gentlemen*' plain differ a« .pntlemen ought to do, »- Davis, Doig, character Judge question, May For Mr. Adams, said Mr. Ientertained at that and ecrr each the elder Adams. At the II., time, have Harrison, appointed by " at least as to the course it n ^ Earl, Eastman, Ely, Fine, Fletcher, Floyd, Fornance, had had the memorial a good while in his possession, OTICE..All persons who have claims against the late Daniel since enterUii.'ert, the preutett respect. I believed him to he an nf this the rule and the pursued by honest man and a period appointment, passport " I will tiK^ 'j James Garland, Rico Garland, Gerry, Goggin, Goode, and had hesitated as to whether it was his N Call, are requested to make them known forthwith to the sub¬ pure patriot,and his conduct during tliat session to office were no secret. It was Government of France. ,l. long duty him to be such. Th.t invariable and it was "ra " ri>. Hand, Hawkins, to it to ihe He had no scriber in order that they may be adjusted and paid off. proved opinion / know, said .Mr. H., wis en¬ say, that the of the-e tm Green, Griffin, Hammond, Henry, present House. personal GEO. tertained those tieo able and John .Marshall and exclusive too, as Mr. Jefferson for "unessential qualification ^ Hill of Hill of North Holleman, Holmes, of re¬ FISHER, f>'r. by upright statesmen, says, is no of the obnoxious s'.pp Va., Carolina, knowledge the petitioner; but the petition May £9 6.2w James .1 Bayard." differences of opinion" and for "shades of political opi¬ rnitieation Hopkins, Howard, Hubbard, Jackson, James, Jameson, lated to matters which involved of the To the asked Mr. whether on avowed. The relations of the . questions B. H. Matthews W. question by Randolph, nion." In the debate the Intercourse bill, ' Charles N. Kille, interest to tlit Henry Pitkinton, George and John a Foreign with were one in^|7 Johnston, Jones, Kemble, Kempshall, deepest whole country.questions MR.Wilson: Mr. H. recollected conversation between Mr. Nicho¬ 16th and ll'th, 1796, the on the France, thing V,' .. McClellan, Mc- which involved the we July leading Speakers Jefferson LcadUetler, Leonard, Lewis, Lowell, rights of the citizens, the Gentlemen.Take notice that shall to take the de¬ las and in relation to the and another in 1800. (See Mr _ purity proceed himself, negroes politics Republican side (Nicholas and others) denounced this »t la Culloh, Marchand, Mason, Miller, Montanva, of the judiciary, the of the States. positions of Mr. Wright E. Noble, Henry M. Vau'han and others, of Mr. H. answered : "I recollect it rule to office. mund Pendleton, 3d vol.; and Aur. ra * Mallory, Par- Adams should sovereign power at the store-house of Wright E. Noble, in the county of Prince Ed¬ Virginia, perfectly for appointments Did any one presume and S. W. New Mr. still can had been a of . Parish, have had but this as .. Morris, hard, Ogle, Osborne, longer hesitated, and State of Virginia, on the 10th of well, be adduced an evidence of my to so notorious a fact? ! Mr. a change position asP. he not, from an attentive ward, Friday, day July, 1640, deny Sitgreaves, leading affairs which a inenter, Petrikin, Pope, Prentiss, Ramsey, Reynolds, perusal of the memo¬ between the hours of eight o'clock in the morning and six o'clock favoring th* sedition law? 'Mr. Nicholas was rela¬ Federalist, said in : "Where was the the by France, by Pea'; '. A. was in of the same and my reply crime, terms and a1 -< '. Rhett, Ridgway, E. Roofers, Samuels, Shaw, Smith, rial, (which very long, and drawn up with great the evening day; should any thing happen to tion and intimate friend; the conversation was " offence or of the taken in conciliatory them being taken on that we shall to take entirely impropriety conduct ascribed to the .nanus a... John Thomas Smith, Steenro<^ containing eighteen distinct be¬ prevent day, proceed and so considered that " sions of our Government were , Smith, Starkweater, ability, specifications,) them on the day following at the same place anil between the same jocular, by gentleman at the time, Executive? Would gentlemen say that the Execu- come convinced that it was his to a " a warlike front that frowned in the Strong, Stuart, Sumter, Swearingen, Sweeny, Taylor, duty present paper hours, to lie read as evidence in two suits in Chancery' de¬ and ever after. I will never resort to any one to sup¬ tive ought to appoint persons to who involved of so and in the Court of Prince olficc, professed felt anx.e > . Francis Thomas, W. Thompson, Jacob Thompson, which questions great weighty im¬ pending County Edward, nnd State of Vir¬ port an assertion of mine in a matter of fact. But if " an to its The Republican party deep ginia, in which suits O. H. and H. Tucker are opinion contrary own? Did gentlemen sup- m David D. He did not ask that the memorial and plaintiffs in one, " state of beheld ... Triplet!, Turney, Underwood, Wagoner, portance. docu¬ and Owen Tucker in the and I choose to do so, the from land, who that there was a want of things, because, they but he would move H. plaintiff other, you and each of gentleman Mary pose integrity in this De- a . Warren, Watlerson, Weller, J. White, Wick, J. W ments be printed; that they be re¬ arc defendants in both. At which time and sits to me, and who was the " preparations ofthe Federal party, spir. you place you and opposite brother-in-law of partment of the Government," &c., Ac. Mr. N. e <> Williams, 11. Williams.122. ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary, with a re¬ each of vou nuy attend if you think proper. Mr. Nicholas, knows the and. Smith of Connecticut "that the to hold the artillery of war in mena. * that receive their serious and undivid¬ Very rpspectfullv, undeviating friendship said, Executive had anil at under the false Curtis, Da-1 quest they" might which 1 received from " home, pretex ,Yuy*.Messrs. Bond, Briggs, Cranston, O. H. te. H. and support Mr. Nicholas, through icould continue to select characters of this liberty ^ Grinnell, Hawes, ed attention. He arted, in this matter, from the im¬ TUCKER, his whole life. Mr. Jefferson was at " description it the foe abroad. The tiling vies, Deberry, Evans, Habersham, OWEN H. TUCKER. political that only." Mr. Robert Goodloe Harper said it was his against Rayncr, of his own mind, after a perusal of all the papers, May 39 6.w4w time Vice President of the U. and was Hoffman, Jenifer, Lincoln, McKay, Morgan, pulse S., upon the opinion, "that the Executive would act xcisely in choos. ? Letter to Gen. Darke of Va.