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Extract of a U tter In llic EtQf
puli! can dated, AlilUdgrvillc, Dec
1-7, 1824.
'i i.'aU'rctdv, the llouit
tive-i wits engaged the Whol
. Oil ti
- . I |||
hill ii> A VO the election of Elect >r!l of rr
si dpi it aiuU'Vice 1’rcs
The debate was long,
The Legislature of South Carolina 1
appointed Electors favorable to the oli
tion of Ken. Jackson, and John V. C
IIOUN.
A letter front Columbia
says, ‘Ton uml Mannkvu are the most
promising candidates for (inventor—Hu-
gku mid Davis, for Senator.” r l'hc reso
lution irotn Ohib, relating to the .abolition
of shivery, tvtis ordered by the Senate to
lie oo the table. A lull i > ret: irr impri
sonment for debt less odious, mi-. before
the Legislature and from the liberal pro
visions of the bill it is thought it will pass.
• '»
GEO
lUil V LEGISL UTIJIl.
IN SENATE.
dent to tlio pe
interesting, auimnt-
C' v ' •• Mono
The following mcssagi
from the Governor.
E vr.cvTivr. Dkpatmkny, Gko.
MdledgtviUcXM Nov. -1824
v, Nov. 22.
vus received
. }
<d and
aid
■ coiuluctt'd.
The
sub
stitnte introi 1
ijccri by Mr. Ifolt,
providi
ng
that a limjo
•ity should decide
tlie ele
-tion, uas ddopt
ed and passed by a
large majo
My. Theb
11 lor the tempora-
r_\ roti
’f of
purelmsers
of Fraetional Sur-
Toys, 1
Jt.S l
r Islands at
tl, * hue i!i. a- i:
passed
the
1 louse of I’.
presentafives, con-
teiiqfiatod
giving live
ive. iiionths indpl-
geuce
:o
mrcliascrs i
f fractions, lots or
jsimul
in
ihc dilVvrc
nt counties in the
Suite,
aft(
r the first
ust nl meat became
due, u
poa
paying inti
> the T'rensufy tho
iritere
t dv
ie, with the
principle, twelve
ynontli
af:
or said hnta
Iincnt shall .become
due.
An
irn'endmcnt
has been tnndc by-
the Sc
ndte
, giving t\A'c
lye monihs indul-
fienee,
for
ine iudfofti
10 instalment ivhich
J^as tii
it 1.)
’come due,
upon paying into
the Ti
casury of tlie
ate the other half of
r
£ftii in stalment, or giving bond with other
Approved security to the comptroller Gen
eral of the State or Solicitor General of
the Circuit in which the property claiming
indulge li be shall live, for the whole of said
instalment which shall remain unpaid:
Proiided, that the halt of said" instalment
■hull he paid or bond and security given
•within sixty days after the same shall be
come due. The amendments nmdc.totlie
bill by Senate,
iiavc not yet been acted on
by tho House i
f Representatives. Three
npiv counties h
ave been formed—one from
Appling, one t
romAVilkes, Warren, Han-
t for the' consideration -of the
Legislature, the transcript of n record
which reached the ExCutive Department
ough the ofeee of the Comptellor Gen
ii and to winch it Was. communicated
for the purpose of causing a suspension of
fm liter proceedings' against delinquent
debtors,had in conformity with the express
iumuetiops of an act, of the Legislature.
This officer was instructed to disregard
tlx; injunction, beenuse opposed .to the
positive maiulau - ofthe Legislature con
stitutionally given. The proceedings in
tended tube, stayed fey it. were, notwith
standing arrested by an Executive order,
it feeing apparent upon the foceof the tran
script that against the Commissioners ap
pointed for selling fractions in Ilatl, Ra
him &e. charges of high crimes and mis
demeanors were so far sustained by the
codrtas to warrant a docree, not only com
pelling the defendants Messrs. Jackson,
Adrian and Loving to answer, hut order
ing the nrrostntion of further proceedings
of tin'. Executive Government against the
complainants. It wasiinposslhio.forsuCdi
a d-inufncnt tri pass the eve of tho Execu
tive unheeded. These officers, invested
with a public character lty your own np
pointment werg charged substantially be
fore the highest judicial tribunal ofthe
Lt ate; with having received monied from a
private citizen on public account which
they converted to their own ttsc, and se
condly with the alteration, interlineation
Inppmnuu
educing their
Captuin.s distrio.
report bv hill
.! that tb _
thervrise.
:utn.«p \v, Nov. 2-3.
from tho joint eotn-
of the Republic, to
ed tin- Memorial of the
puny, Reported, That it
'ta:
lilacl
i the
is reft
sat Clt
do to the State to dissolve its eon-
wT.ii the said company, and
I raw its funds from a situation in
wh
Oies<
Son.
Who
Hou
. G recite and Ogletli
i’lko and Crawford.
- counties arc Ware,
All the electors ha 1
will this day come
to and ballot for Pre
jrpe; and one
The names of
Butts, and Up-
e arrived here
»e tit tlic>State
ident and Vice'
President. Mr. Crawford will of course
receive the votes for President, and Mr.
Macon wdl obtain them fur Vice Presi
dent.
mutilation rtf A bond. That the bonds
of the commissioners were so- given at to
charge them severally, instead of jointly
and severally, that consequently it is ex
tremely difficult to ascertain the amount
of defalcation ofeach, that the bond alleg
ed to be mutilated carries such mutilation
on the face of it* and that moreover divers
:<mts which had passed all the' forms of
ni i- and which ortly remained to lie fil
l'd hvthe commissioners were, notwith-
stnmlingn peremptory demand, withheld
nnd rontinuc to be tvithlioldcn;
For the honorof the state it is hoped
tint tho most heinous of these charges
cannot bo supported and that it may be in
the-power ofthe Commissioners to exonor-
nto themselves- even from the suspicion of
having so offended. It is certain howev-
evrtr that, tbc commissioners arc in arrear
■Tin
{Hiper
two young men, mentioned in our
of Saturday, as having been lately
upset in u boat near -New Haven, ure said
to be natives of this city—the name ofthe
ope drowned is George Rice.
tothe sterteto a considerable amount. Yet
this cotisiaerationlis not in any manner to
Theeditor of the Elmrlcston Courier,
A>ffa a Piece of Piute, of the value of-325,
with a suitable inscription for the best
,Ycw Yearn Address,foe.l/tt 1st of January,
Jr'>- . jfl
On the 25th ult. the New Yorkers cc-le-
Jiruted the Anniversary ofthe evacuation
an il'.iit city by the British, v. ah 'L;- a aa!
J)li!.tary Parades, See. &c.
More A
rspaper Thlevel.—-Wdliam
B; nes, Henry Johnson,and Natltan Fos-
V have been sentenced to ten days.con-
"fnn merit in the House of Correction, Bos-
1pn. i'ur stealing newspapers.
I - L '■
Steam Skip.—It is recommended in the
N< w York papei s, to the merchants ofthat
ciiy, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore,,
to purchase the Ste-uui ship Robcrfpulton,
ripn her and present her to the government,
for the purpose of acting against the Ti-
fales on the coast of Cuba. Sbecan car-
Jry HOD men, a heavy nrimiment, arid' a
fcuniiier of launches, and it is thought
might lie successfully used in securing
£h.o coast fur piratical vcs.-el.:
Vi rygou Road to Columbia River.—The
Louis Enquirer ofthe 23th (Jet. says
fey lie arrival of .Major Henry, from the
Itoci-y Mountains, we learn that his party
fciyo direovered a passage by which load
ed wagons can, at this time, reach th'fi na
vigable waters ef the Columbia Riiter.
This route lies south of tho one explored
by Lewis and Clark, and is inhabited'by
Indians friendly to tis.
prejudice these officer?, who upon the
criminal changes arc always to be prcsti-
nie;dii\npeent until the contrary Is proven.
The government of Georgia, in .the cm
ployment of agents to superintend its vari
ous interests, has been peculiarly unfortu
nate especially where a control over the
public monies .has been considered aG in
dispensable to the correct performance of
*.l ic wttics Confided to them. The love of
money is the vice of tho Amcricah charac-
ter. We arc bound to guard the private
n against the pernicious influences
of 11 iis passion on the part ofpnbUe officers
and more especially against those of our
own appointment. Havitig done soy our
next obligation is toy take care that strict
accountability bo required of rill who have
the core of public monies, and that fraud
embezzlement, or malversation, be punish
e.d in nmanner so exemplary as to give
stimulus to virtue ahd make dishonesty so
ashamed of its owrt deformity that you
may be.spared the trouble cither of elect
ing prof punishing unwf»rthy irion.
(Signed) G. M. TROUP.
Tupsuay Nov. 23.
'Mr Dayirs from tlic committee apppin
ted reported u hill to repeal an act entited
an act to regulate the intercourse between
the banks incorporated by the General
Ass.etpbly of Georgia, and tlie Bank ofthe
United States and .the branches thereof so
far aaregards the demands which may he
U)!tdc for, S’pecicihy the fatter upon thefor-
incr-aud exempting tho bills and votes of
the 'banks incorporated by the General
A sserobfy from bearing interest when they
shall he cpUepted, a(«iuiied, plirchashed
rGr.' receiyed in deposit by :the hanks of
l lie United Strifes of .tljb branches thereof
if the said branehes therpof shall demand,
the saffic to horedeemed jit- specie.
Air Blackshcar.prcsentcd thtf memorial
of l’oseWell King, Jccl CruwfortVFarish
Carter and Saipuel.Rockwell, prayi^gdo
be incorporated Under the natup rind sK'Jfe
of the “ Grand Canal Association of Geor-
ig*a
CLOYf
17m at
Aldenm
th
^ OTING.—In Netv York in
at ri " aid Election for an assistant
wnfflwrij if, T, r t , *• .** L\.
,l:in > upon a scrutiny of the voties
" as found to be a tic between P. S.
•Arciikinoijsand D. Hidtoock. ThcRe-
^ (Mr, Kout),(le t ennitied fayor of
Mi' Gilmer presented a Memorial of
John Stiles nnd others, citizens of Savan
nah, relative to the cultivation of Rice
near Savannah, which was referred to the
committee ofthe whole,to whom hasbeen
referred the bill to prohibit the cultivation
of Rice within two miles of the city of
Savannah.
WTdnesday, Nov. 24.
On red >n (?1 Mr -l*owees Resolved,
of ( tIn} . th ' tJy judiciary eommittee lie, and
>usiieep, ng bi8 fattimftmrey aJhereby r cq^r<?dtoAake mto con-
*'• -hojear following ;i con-i^klerf \Vton the • yropr>’iv ,►( lcdunng the
1 •’ li place between the «-uner I l*.i 1( w of the 1 Justices u* ft® Interior
h vviieli a tip was again produced'Gj ' If om five to one in each county,
—lj r-» . & proctuced. nv.A ‘-hurt.. JU)W tlicm nn adequatfe salary-fdr
■ ' " the next elcc-
Mr Arcularius k
next electa
test ti
Cals
Mr
niittiv in
whom w
Sieam B
is desira
nection
wiiieli they are exposed to the hazard of
mercantile adventures—'That instead of
rescinding the agreemertt of 1820, as pray
ed for in the,said Mcmoria’., it is desirable
tothe ^tatc tb rescind the original agrec-
nient for tho purchase of stock; and ip
doing this,'the State would be, willing to
give!to .tho said Company credit for the
stim of thirt)'-two thousand dollars, re
ceived on account—Whereforo,
Resolved, That his Excellency the Gov 4 *
ernorbe, ami hd is hereby authorised anil
requested, on payment into the Treasury
within six months l’rout this date, the sum
of 803,000, to surrender to tho said Com
pany its certificates of stock, its bon.l nnd
mortgage, tlie ngrecinept of 1820, arid to
grant to tlie said Company an ■acquittance
from all demands——Provided, the said
Company nt the timo.it pays, the moncr
aforesaid, shall surivunler to the Shite ini
rights it may now •enjoy, of exclusive no|
igation by steanvof the wutcrsof this Start
—which was read and ordered to beMd
on the 4 able. : >
Mr HlarhhrdrJram the commit!ecfwi
the State of tiie Republic, tb whom \fins
referred that 'part ofthe Governor’s Com
munication relative\d the correspondence
on the subject of 'citizens claims nguinst
the Indians, Reported, that they have had
the same under consideration, nnd after
examining tho various documents oil the
subject, (that is the.treaty at the Indian
Springs, anil the memorial and remon
strance of the last LegisliititYc on that
subject) arc of opinion, the mpmovial anil,
remonstrance ojf the last Lcgisl^riri' has
embraced a full view of the subject,, qfi'l
there does not appear any new.; matter to
prcseiit Itself to this committee on that
.subject that would go to alter the opinion
of tho President, except the fact, that the
President appears to think or admit as a
fact, that there was qt times open declara
tions of war existing between the State of
Georgia nnd Creek Indians; nnd that the
treaties between the United S-katcs and
these Indians was a filial settlement of all
matters then existing: this committee are
pi the opinion, that there riover was any
thing like a formed declarafibn of war ex
isting between them, hut to the .contrary,
when thecitizcns ofGcorginbeiicvqd them
selves in tlie most safety, they sustained
the greatest loss; nnd that nt thofir trea
ties mentioned by the President, it was so
uncertain, whether the Indians would meet
or not, that if the-citizens llad intjentled to
assert their rights at that.time,tlveyuvould
not hare done so; for the meetings were
uncertain am! temporary—Therefore this
ooininittcearo ofthe opinion,thntjthe. Pres
ident, if he was ndvised of this fact, could
not lay the construction on the treaty nt the
Indian Springs which , jin has thought n
correct one; tor that was, the first opportu
nity .which the citizens hiulm adjust with
the Indiaus tlieir cluinis; and that it was
done by and with the consent of the wltolc
tribe—therefore ought to govern. Assiich,
the committee beg leave, to oftcr the fol-
lounrig resolution :
Resolved, That ltin Excellency Govern
orTroup'hds cbmplietT with the intention
of the nionipriiil and remonstrance of tli
last Legislature.
lk itfurther resolved, That, his. Excel
lency be requested to ascertain, in such
manner as he may deem expedient jail the
cvidtmcc bn the view of jlic, matter taken
by this committee, asto tllegipuni! of there
being no deelaratioh: of war existing be
tween tho parties; ajid that.the treaty was
between the U.' States and lrujiaris, am’
riot the State of Georgia; and that ho con
tinuc the cpiTespondcnee as he may tliink
proper on that siinjceij for the interest of
the citizeris; of Georgia—which was- read
and agreed to.
PmbAY, Nov. 20,
On motion of Mr. Tlardcc—Resolved
that the joint committee on Internal Ini
provement do take into consideration, the
importance of cutting a • Canal from the
most practicable point on, the Altainahu
river to Brunswick, and that thcy reportliy
hill or'otherwise—wliich was read rind (i-
groed to. . ".
'My. Davies from the joint Judiciary com
triittee, to whom was referred so much of
thcGommiinicntion of his Excellency the
Governor as relates to the'Africans now
in possession ofthe State, Reported, That
they have had the subject under their con
sideration, mid whilst they lament the em
barrassments and difficulties which hav
grown out of this subject, they cannot but
appro ve of the course of conduct pu rsued
■by the'Executive, as one imposed upon
him by the duty of his station, arid the re
quirements of justice. Referring to tlie
•proceedings which, were cojnmojicod, and
are now progressing to a. 1 final decision in
the Supreme court of .the, Uhitcd States,
the cpfnmittbe ffeids that .when p libel'was
filed by Mridrazb, u Spanish subject, in the
District cohrt of -llm U. States, Wjqj
Bpiv/in interposed a claim to the Africans
inypit.'Stion; according to the practicb of
Admiralty bourts. Tli;it from the decis
ion of that court, and from thb decision of
the Circuit court, Mr. Bowi.’n-appealed to,
the Supreme court ofthe U. Stales, where
tlie case is now jicnding, andwill be deci
ded; w,luch decision, whcthci favorablc or
ndversb to the claims of Mr. Jloivcu, will
fee final and 'conclusive. Your commitfeb'
are also of opinion, tint if the depision of
the Supreme court should be umavoralde
to the,claims of the Statc, good policy, and
a regard for justice will require that’ site
should acquiesce in twit decision, and give
up the Africans to whomsoqmr i Ley sliall
appear to belong, even if tiff State could
coerced into acquieioence by tho
the property iti litigation, in
iuav, iviieu the right hi the
have been docidei
selfof n lavortilm
in adiilhmlt event to preserve'
dictated bv jtidiey iliui justiee.
protect
rdcr that site
parties shall
upon, cither, avail lier-
docision, orbo prepared
ie course
To emt-
ol t.
Just i
L’lie ibllo
ht
was
over-
nor,
Ihe, 1
hlfi hertrtmect either result, she is hound
to protect tin); property ami presorvc.il
from any attempt to Wrest it fronj licr.
Your.^bmmittec taking into their con
sideration .thediiTtoultics which have borer
toforo attended this business, Would gladly
recommend such acmirSnfo.r the future,as
would relieve the State from further cnl-
hnrmssmcntjntt the committee ure unable,
under existing circumstances, to devise
such-a course,' -if-y'tY.j ^
. Your enmmitteo have also had under
consideration, the petitionof Mr. ,Bowen,
which has been referredto them, ill which
he proposes to,hiwc the property in litiga
tion given up to him, upon his giving Se
curity to indemnify tho State against tips
claims of tiH other persons— Yoqr com
mittee arc of opilugintliat this proposition
sliouhl not bit acceded to, liecatiso they
believe it would he impossible, and unjust.
—Good policy and a proper rognrdfor'thn
r requiremcqjs of justlc<jf.demand of tlie
State, that wTumcver she makey? a volun
tary sarretidcr nftlie Africans, je^liduldbo
made to those who shall hitvo established
a just rind legal claim to tliem. Putting
out of view the mode and manner in winch
the Africans, were brought within 'the ju
risdictional limits of the IT. States, nnd
giving to Mr Bowon Ihc full' benefit of the
argument wliich ifo presents, growing out
of tho want -of intentiou on his part to vio
late the laws of his country ; the commit
tec arc satisfied that the Ihcts attending tlie
transit of tho Africans from "Amelia Island
tn tho Creek AgCncy, were such as author
ised thotr seizure nnd detention.—The con-
sqquenco of this detention has hcert, that
pgrspis sening up a claim to the property,
arid who ; wero disposed to contest the rights
of those under whom Mr Bowcn.cluims ti-
tle, have lind aii opportrinity of preseritirig
those claims before the proper tribunal.
3n far as these claims haVe bcendnvCstiga-
tod, the committee are of opinion, that
rent doubts have been cast upon the jus
tice of Mr Bowen’s claims. Leaving the
qHgStidn however, to lie decided by that
tribunal to which* it hns boon carried, «»d
to which it properly lie!otigs, your commit
tee urn dec.idcdly of opinion, that 'respect
for herself and'a proper regard for the dic
tates of jmitice require of the State, tlmt
she should preserve and protect, the .pro
perty until that decision shall have been
iriadn;: nnd when the property ih surrpn-
dcrfcd, let it ho to those whose claims shall
avq been satisfactorily established hefJto
the competent tribunal.
Your committee therefore recommend
the adoption ot' the following* resolnuous :
Restilvetl that.the Legislature approve
the course pursuodvby His Excidhiucy tlio
Governor, in relation .tri the Africans in
possession ofthe State,amidst the difiicul
tics resulting from cqnflititing clniihs tothq
[irojicrty prosecuteil in different courts
inving, or pretending to have, concurrent
j iirisdiction.
Resolved, that this Legislature arc of o-
pinion, that his Exdellcncy. the Governor
will he warranted in pui siiiugsuch acoursp
of conduct in future for th<; security and
if Glintiiam.r^mttgnn
Ku i c'oinnmiiieatio'u
i i 1; : E'Ci'rlloni'y tlie (
iMr Pierce, in- StjdiTtriry,
1, \:: • i; nvu Dr.t’Ai; i mi.n r, G ;:o:t
Mijlcdgevillu, 2 lt|i Noy
The Loi.islatiic' will ;;ee
letter of Mr lloltou, wlio had voljfnteerod
liis agency in procurin'; the services ,of a
Civil EngiilCcv for Georgia, :iti 1 whd^C
exertions trt.tjus Uitil liawiheivi uiire mitt el,
that he li-e, ^urei’i'ileil inqbtaiuiii"'. nt Uiust
•for a time, the -rinriccs of Mr Wliito, a
goutleuinu siicrttjd to none of hi? profes
sion in the United ^tntes. and ofth : ui.i>i.
unofteptiontiblc ciiaracfqr.
I recoiniiiend to the. Lcgislrif.ui .- to n-
d >;)t njoasut'os tri enable the ExcqitHye to
nvttii itself of this offer, so t’mt by a teitl-
jiornrv or permanent engng-mciit with
Mr AV’llitc, (nsnmy llo deemed tnost* nd-
visible) itbegirining mnybd^madfc Htfirn’e
great work under the most' happy auspi
ces. • ’ •/ ■(."m ! a i
(Signed.) G.M. TROUR,
' ' * : v ' TntJK9I)AY, i N0V'.. , ‘i5i ■>
Tho following hill was taken up in
coriimittha ofthe w)iole, yii)ud tho. third
iriac arid passodi viz:
To raise n tux for the support^ag’ ,Gp-
rorniriuat,' fqrkhc political yerir l32$;'
y; ' ’• I •';? ' FltlDAYi‘]$fdyz20, ”
; 'I’he/ollowinghlll mistaken rip in o£ti%
imttcoof site,wread the third time
nnd passed, viz: • •
Tii'dxoTttpt allriliens residing, or at any
tinto liehig, within the State of Georgia,
from.,tlfe [icrforpiunee pfordinary Militia
duty; . . ■ '
Mr. Day gayd ’ notice, that he; should
move for n committee to report ri bill to
prohibit Sheriffs uml their Deputies from
purchasing latuls at-their ow.n snips when
sold under exccutibti,
S erin;,a tv, Nov. 27. ’
Notic.cs'for leave to report hills, viz:
By Mr llnzznrd-r-Forf he reliof of tho
citizens of Camden, Glynn, M’lytosh,;
Bryan, Liberty, nnd Chatham, who have
suffered so severely by the late Hurricane,
The House took up and agreed' to the
fallowing report of the committee on tlio
State of the Republic, viz;
The committee to whomwns referred
the correspondence between His Excel
lency the Governor, und.tho General Go
vernment, with the accompanying doeu-
tttdnta, respecting the further extinguish-
">r~
ivu.ong t.:e many
cum -.talli e s eonnee.ted with the present
pe.-t of our political conditioYi, f,. w -
inure so,' than tho effoet whieli acch'l^,
Iri i had upon tho 'reueral result q,
Electoral Vote for Fresident, as it will |„.
presented to Congress.
Nobody will deny that it depend,, j
on accident whether Mr (Jruwfo'rd or V>
.\d.mu should stand highest of that In','
canilidute, who will bo printed to £
Hon jeof Representatives. For, u |||,.
there may have he-n improper crtlluX
hriintum to produce the result u-’iid,
en to Mr. Vilnius, HistcajJ of
1 1,1 ‘tie votes „f the .Stat,, 0 f
could not have lu.-eu olFe
aid of - the. neci
and the other m-cuiqnt
i produeod tho ikcisj
' is a majority ot'th
ciug prcshinctl tint u
or c
has ,
Crawford.
Now-A pr I
Without tl
nil
af the I
t in
ht t
cotidly whj
the number
i. ... i -s
he in flu elite
|jU
frCe from
and the excitement ofthe
attrihitic tlint docition to
>a flu
' auui-l
IIUllJ
Cl/ClUlHtftnr
[j. Mill
occasion, will
auv 11,.ii, J
.•ident. The decision woiild liilVo-bi
just us reasonable luul there been but seen
Jition
votes 1'oy.Mr A. and fr/lthri rest blnuk,
( A'iv-«6ftldotnal stiggoshon m a Norttj
loil iii
Curolinii paper nrpyented the fornntiue,
m tlffit fetute, of a ticket of Electors fa!
voraluo to'Mr Adams: mid the friends <
Mr Adams voted for the Jueksmt tick-
very wisely supposing that cnUoraing t
name of Mr Adams ou their ballots would
procure an expression' of sentiment fnJ
that State favorable to him in propertied
to the number of his friends. s„ L
Iteil t
W'Aotipjj
number of his friends,
By </ii* udh leui Mr Crawford hus'lafc
vote of tho State of North •( ’ umliirij :
Gen. Jnckson has been helped to i
who wore opposed to his clniujs to
Prcsidoauy.- The effect of this tecidcut
will appoiq* more strongly by cojparii*
ie' North
rnent of liuliuu.titlc tp the territory within
the limits af Georgia, have givcu to it
that scririus and anxious attention, which
such a subject must neee.wirily eoinumuil.
On tho BOth day of March last the Mes
sage of the President ofthe U. States to
Congress on-this subject was referred ton
select committee of the House of Repre
sentatives. The report thereon, which
that committee made on the lfith d’ay of
April, was on thcmtnie day referred to a
.committee of the whole House on the State
of tho Union; hut was not further ucted ou
before tlie adjournment. As therefore this
subject will, by a rulb,lately - adopted, be
before that body at the approaching ses
sion, your comiriitieo deem,it inexpedient
to renew ut this time the remonstrances
tlmt have heretofore beeu po often ntul so,
forcibly, urged in respect to this highly inv
portant nnd intcretjUrtg- concern. 'The
se^tlenifint.ofjtliisqnestiqnristo form.a de
cisive ora in tlie relations between the Go
vernment of those in states and the aho-
rigiimls. . Tlio General'Government will
never Cotj'sidci'(lie e.xisteticaof obstacles
prfitedion of the said property, usjhis wis'
dohl and prudericeniuy suggest, until the created byjtpclf, orgrpivingont of Its own
title thereto shall Imvc lujaHy been decided Upeiisures, as sufficient to absolve it from'
upon. -. •J-tljie ^crforuitinco .'of,its. .qontrhdt. Rut in
Resolved, that his Excellency the Go-g dclcvinintug. oj' ‘ the'_mariner in which
yCniorbe, hii'd ho is hereby authorised and these ohsuieic?i are, to bo\ removed, wiR
avW qiie^'tfiris of hj|u‘interost, of .lasting.
requested to employ counsel to defend the,
rights of this State before the Supreme
Court, iit the. cases thape pending in rela
tion to tlie Africans' now in jiosscssion of
•the'Stntc—which report being read/ wus
ordered to lie mi the table.
Mr. Davfeijt. from the joint Judiciary
cojrimittce reported a bill fo prohibit, the
Judges of the Superior Courts m tliis State
from practising ns Attorney-s in tf;e Disti ict
and Circuit courts for the district of Geor
gia, which was'read the first time.
Mr Davies also iroijvihe joint Judiciary'
committee to whom was referred That
part of His Excellency theGove nior’s eoin-
nmiiication, .which .relates to a .’'.Court of
Errors and Appenls—Reported, that • they
hayo hod the samp' .under Consideration,
and are of opinion, .that the power to es
tablish surh Court is notjawtod in the Le
gislature by the existing constitution, mid.
that it is inexpedient tp alter the constitu
tion at thistiiMfW’.niey therefore hegleave
to offer the-following'resolution;
Revived,.that the Judiciary criniimttee
he, relnasefljfpdm the further considera
tion ofthat subject—which wits read and
agreed to.
S vxunnAY, Npv. 27: .
On -motion of Mr. Maxwell—Resolved,
that the committee. V>n Agriculture nnd In
ternal Improvement, be ihstrrioted to en
quire, into the cxjipdiericy#ofcutting n Ca
nal from the Aitaniahn to Bapejo river.
Tlic’hill <3t>noerning,the fees of Jysticps
of tlie Pence and CoiisttihlcB, wits laid bn
the tafelc for the balance of the session.
house <oF Representatives,
-:* - i* _ ’ ■ ■ ’ • Momdav.Nov. 22.
'• 'Mr Pooler from ftp. committee ,pn Agrk
ciiltnrc oriel Internal Jmp.roycmdri’t, rejipr-
tpd a hill to authorise Ebenezor Jcncks.ft
construct a CVinal from the Grant Ogeehee
to Savunnalririyer,, niiffto Vest injiim anti
m rftprcKentiitiypg,'ihri'ptppicrary'briefest-
a I
13,499 fii'-Gritf/
Jackson,..i
230 tor M
’l’lie tieke i«ftj
Clay rocecJ li
405 votes
effect/ arid extensive local application
Yourcoinmittpe therefore deetri it’ ni'ost
decurous to . tin;, constit uted authoritiCH, !o»
well qs mosteviiicivo-ofthe'Ufmbated con-
fideiict! which this Legislature, mul, »s #
they hidieve, thy qpoojffii of this State,*
fed in the Congi-CKsqiiul-vhe Pifisicle’ii, to
await the issue of tlieir furt|ior delihera-
timis. For the single purpose therefore
oflji'lngirig it before tlieny'at nn eurlyylny,
what happened in the 'North (liroli
Stato wmi wlmt happericdifi Obit
In N. (' \ :toMN.v, • . IxOio,
the vote ufthej|com* thofriotuisVJfr. A
hiued ticket, by the p.vpa)idGn.
frieuils of Mr 'Ad- sirndidnatomhini
a>is, hits been stat- but voted zourateli
ted to Have urn-,Hint- The amput
ed to ahniit 5909. votes for igh, ui
Deduct this amount ed, .is 39Of
from .the whole
mjmbcr of votes rar
that ticket, (20,-
177,) anil wo have
left 15,177, h<?iug
219 votes less thun
Mr Crawford rccei* less,fey U,4lp
veJ.—Yet tlie Tick- tbnn tiic>rll«Vi
et for Mr Crawford against lib,
was defeated. yet tlmt tifcct
cccdcd.
We do not snv tlmt-,.upon the li
tlicy occurred, the result could be, o
to have been, different in -cither in,
States. But the judicious reader
even the injudicious one, will Her, I
different f»tc of the Crawford ticket i
one State, and tha Clay ticket in tho pi
a otrong illuHtrutiorijoftlie.effect of
dent upon election?.
But perhaps the iuo4f s/ngulaf
of all,is that by which Mr Adams loi
vote iu Maryland by having too
friends,.in the adjacent district!
eauiUUatos presented .themselves i:
fnvpr .instead of one, and, lliou 1
received together, more votes tli
the tickets opposed to him, hc \oA
arid und.Gcupral Jackson lias S°t
The gain of a. vote.to Al” U™’
Maine, tind'.another for Mr.■ .At
Pennsy l vani a, ; ns reported, by Pi
having bequ voted for, ,cau karqt
accidental. .Postmasters do .not
so by ehanco, tmd ivlint has
might have been avoided, jwcw
sceri.—Nat. hit. 2‘RA'i:/.'.
t
(0 VC
dank
not
boi
lyone
molts
tuid l
Itrmlei
Ablii
ioivetl
mntci
iculuv
taridid
[ets/t
dunk,
jallols
wt bo e
lotliidgi
; tlicr
pstiincl
who.]
tenter,
decliurid accepting the appointnuxjj
Duval was nt at: *>Iar!:*s» nUctKbtq
they recommend .the adoption of the fel- HaKag' who were a .lenibled &'
owmg rcsoluticni; —• *.:« vtnril Afffl
requested to' cnll ujj at ris early
day us possible, the report of .the select '
committee made, at the liist .session relav
tive'to tfec exti.ngiiishmejinhy the U, S. of
■the Indian title to tcrritpry within the lini-
iteof Georgia; and that If is Excellency
ihe Gpy^morhe requested to forward to
tlie Georgia, fopcesejitatiQn; -a’copy of
this resolution. >; . .x
GEN.LA.FAYIVPTE.'
.Itis uinlribtood that'Gen; ..Laf^aytettc
will visit tSouth-Cnfolinn in the month of
in' tlfjGTiknpioifQr.^^^^ttrY^if^Xxty^Vodrs*'' ' ,i '" !r, ' ,, '' , >n:iiid gratini'lr; ami i.,he |»r<'.-en-
ivhieh wiisVeiiil tlio Tn.oi ♦:.«« •• . ’ tcil liy my iiiihle, gallant deliverer who^e
whiedi WiisYcnd the first time.
. . . Tn:v,.Av,Nov.2(J;
fllriortof. Baldwin, from committee
<- n -N•!rif-iiltui-o and Internal Imprnve-
""''U. presented a report on the i,- ,c lt v
of/:nl:irgiiig (lie Hall ofthe Housq of Re
presentatives, wliidi,vylis read.
# M r.DAi.soAY, Noa'. 24.
B’he ifolloAving bills ware taken up in
coimqittee of tlie whole,’ read theyihl time
and passed, viz;
To vest in the iliWrnian SApicty of the
i ity ol Snvnnnah, nil monies arising from
the rales of escheated estates of Irishmen
Junuary next. He iina addressed tho fol.-
joAifing let tef fo iiis. ferethreh, tho Cinciti-
.nati of that siiite:
YOItRTQWN, Oct. 19th, 1824.
The kind resolutions of the Society £>f
tlye Chjcinpriti of .South .Carohnp, have,
hec>i ilelLvere.il todiric byniy fricncl Colonel '
Hitgor, and tLe motives which in so syiii-
^mlrising at mnnnei’yoiilmve been plcnsed
tji jiteiition, liaye-detertniuod me to delay
.-my aeknqwlatlgem'cntsuiitil lie might he
tlic'lieriri: rof theui.
IIui)py-8iri thrioo hripiiy,'I wjll he to
inect iny dear Brother officers ill tlie ho-
som.ofthe Cincinnati Society ofymir state;
•to.'find among you two respected hrotlier.?
to whom'I am bound by very peculiar lies
worthy father has beenthn lirsttoAvelcome
iiieontlin shore of'America, • So irtaiiv
dear aiijl deep ficntimout:i, Sir cannot but
increase niy eager desire to re-visit Soutli-
(hirolina, and to iny friend Col. Huger l
refer myself to inform you ofthe arange-
iikmiIs Ave liuve together contemplated.
In the mean while permit me to offer
you nnd to my co-members ofthe Society
in your State,..tlie tribute of my affection
ate respect utjd.gra'itJiide. . , . tjC
■ r . LAFAYETTEY.
Major Alex. Carden,
PENSACOU Not
Major Thomas, WrighU. gbo <
herd in tho Tom Sldcl'/sfroui tit.)
informs ris that 1 the Jbc2$p*» v « m
met oil Mfenday last. AJl-'k® B j
Were .jircscut except .,1b' 3'"°™”
I
Ai ere wiiiti).ig.ffir the arrival a
oriBEttaV. ,ffitl> his party,
expected tp Im.removed about
The Governor hdd sent bis
; •. :, ;i lil . 1 | iVmn 3<3 .’1 arks,
vijnttriu Iris leaving I"®*’ °
himself.
• Off-
Prom the Arkansas
HE OSAGE .Mlffjlff'',
sof indictment AVerefotW' 1 .
Land Jury of tlie ^
against the five O-age persou*
•heencon lined intliis jnrici'dol'S 1 ' 1
.past; for tlie murder of* 111 'f
.unciparty (con fisting ol five p--■
oil Blue river,,u lirancli>'ri""
the lGtJi ofNovcmher la *
The trial of Mad 11“}
ofthe party, wlm cotnin’
Avas called up'.on Sailin'
and.occjipied the whob' 'f '
ntiiisiitii Interest aniltlw " f,
Constant!v tiirongcd > v, *-°
(fonsiderahie time clap' 11 '
rv was obtained, as alia 11 ' 1
by ao
opera
tout
•lucid
tis,not
o lave s
rote fur i
tlmt vor]
riud yet i
blank ba
involves i
never be
But tl
point. ]
lV'lmt is
.JUtmbtrcc
>t.. W)
taken oi
~ltisa
or ltichc
«r lictitii
it is a bu
ted,
Anoth
ifiic only
■ tors, and
being cc
' mul six
The. six,
.'choose 1
Avouldb
coiisiste
doubt tl
ond'oug,
cn.to bo
itafeall 1
&9H
infpned,
.mielleet
•'of the i
the eleci
Jiave aa ri
Air P,
the folic
.inferior
Ihc
d the |
(lay.
had hoard some o
f .the' i» rl1 ^
affair, ami had Jnrinc
d and 1
tWbid 1 ;
Qinaiqn outlie repoits'
Cphuion.. .AboutWperi.f
fpr cptisc, hiit noiie we be |C
longed jicremptorily) '"'/'LJ
em|)annel!ed.—The tria J
' ' examinin' 1 ]
e*,&--pJf3
On Tn;
t'liiCc inti
gross, trtl
tfou of M]
fiemjenSnr
IUCIIA
WILLI
csssnsas?!
After a patient
mi. nber of witnesses,. "• <" ifj
Counsel for the U- States. ^
oner, tlie eai.se Avassabn J 1
wlio retired : and, M\ cl -.i, h
returned ^ 1
b>
ten minutes
GUILTY.
A motion for a '"’"f „
et W" r,rb
acM
Avliidi bus apt vet
Insuroiuiee to Ihe amofint ° f 9 1
elVecteil ii]ioii tlio S)ii() #*^1
Ok
Wft
of i.**n ani.
Siin’ ; >n’
I’ldtedw,
Crran Byfi
/-tit in fuv
p.m H t
All that
..eflrhy Wu
'■v'ri tpv ihe
tbit store n
by pi)R..poi
*y of John
' lur of Ans
ri