Carlisle herald and expositor. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1837-1845, December 25, 1838, Image 2
I CONPRESSIONALs. et.4' the standing eernmit tacit fur ;the 4!fird,eas - 4,lJriof congkeesl 'SENATE. . . . . .'. I ,4 3oigri Relatio;ilessm. 11 1161 , :lin - aii; (ch•iiruan,) T: - .Llltuadg;:,,. - Cleypf,•wif t i c ky i T Rival, 'Niles - . '— • . ~ •. • . - . . . . . '.Pizrznce—_Messrs. (chairman,) ,Webster; ... • Cominerce--.lVleserei King; (elinirrnaii,). l Davis, liruavn, Difaivell i Ruggles, • Afairtgrares'srs, N les,. (alink , .man,) Lampkin, Stranie,. jgriculture--Messri Smith .oP Connee (chairinanj ;Spence, lyna, Melt. aari t 'Mouton. . • Military q(f'nirs---Messre 13eitv,n, intui t ) Pzeston, Tipton, Wall s • • - -Wintia—Nles . .srs. Clay of AlaWa. (chair. ;Trinn,)• Swift,:Mauton, I,§initti . of Foster.'.'. . . -11atial..#,Fa'irs:--Metisrii -- Rives i (chair . man ,) , Sauiharl 'Ealllnadge, Ctallbcri, WA liaing... ' • : • , . . . • PitWto Lthas—lNles.irs. Wnfker, Fulton;_ CLt Alabaina.. Allen, •Przntiss. . - • Private. Land claims.:--Messrs.' Linn, -(o4tii:rman4--Sesier,43Dyi.l - rd, pu • • Indian ligairs-,-Messrs. White; (eliqir mun,),Sevierf Tipton, Ilubbard, * (eltrtirinhn . ,) (.ritrende - n, Young, iVierrielt, • Revolutionary- Claintl=-Messrs wn -Bfn ,Aeintitnian,) .White, Critteittlen, Smitliot.C-orineetieut. :Tudiciary--'—gessrs. Wall, (cliairrnan,) "Morris, Claytorly,Strange, Pierce._ ' Post Office azta, Post liottils—Vessrs: (coaarnan,) _Lunykin, Wright, Niurrick._ . Roads. - acid Ca nals--:lle!!ars._ (cilairrrian,) 'Lyon, Fu.s. tar. . , • • . ./' . Pensiona—Messrs.-11Orrjkci (chairman.) rrontiss, Pierce :Roane . - . ;Pateatfi and, Patent / o . l7ice - 7 _ll:essra. Prantis's, Rub ' inson,. Lyon. _ Conimillee to .audif and evintrol the.qn -114ire'hi—expensei : of the Jena( e=—Messrs: .:-BleKea4 (chairtins,) Fulton, Xi - tight:- :( " En - gro . (cll 7 l.- . 11 1i 1 . 11 .) - )7.i.t4 9 C. I-C4ida."•?_, _ EI 'OI 7, RE - PIiESEN_TATIVES:_ .IV&; al %Vise, Grantland,Tilborci-Payn . ter - , reign . ,Rfairs —Messrs. - IlowarJ, 1;n -igaro,Cushing., Jackson of_Ga. Dringool'e, Fairsi&hi, By'nure, Crary. - ili Wavier, Carter; Holt, Allen of Ohio; Orillia; Galluo, Dunn,.Doli • - nts; -- -8 - iatligatu.• • • . - sitrtir3—Messv..7lPKay, Ma r,l:l 'f'..-PC.1,;11,1.). of 'Pena. .6:ff(tirs:Clessrs . . - 13e11, Everett, Ch;m2y, Parker, Graham of Lewis, Putrikyn, BilnkS, Parris. • Terri , ories-11,113srs. Bronson, Pnarp, Potts, 1; , r:len,'.lones of N. Y,. Farrington, 1V..;1ik.! of Ky...llalinnond, , C. S'aupanil of 324.. Rwt.llailantals—llessis. Mercer, E •N•mis, M•Kmorm, S:iycler, Fillmore, John.: i; II I V ' - • irant -- Jr.t.liciary- 7 .ll;:ssrs. Thomas; Robertson Of Va. Toney, Corwin. Gartland of Va, S. AV. 'Mortis,. Turney,, Martin, Foster., .11i - tagfact yres —Messrs. Adams, Slade, tiailie.."Fillinahlisi; Vail, .Naylcirjlaut.ur,_ Elmore, Ke4)Oedy • .4p,•ticqlfure—Aliissrs. De,herry, Lng.an, Phelps, Weeks, Spencer, ,Noyes, Davis, Randolph, Stone. - • 11agg and Ilhans—;llessrs:•Cambrel -emz,-S,-,rgeont, i-P Jones-.of-Vaopeßll et t i We!)s.ts . r, itiierlon, Haynes . , Renelier. • ..Eleedims—lleisrs•. Buchanan; Cain, • .miry; TOucey, Rives, Swearirkem• • Onzmorce---11 3 srs. Cushman, c drali-, -4 3 4-Va. • - ethi ic I anis 7 .---Ale,,ssrs: Millihms of N. .C. Lhieoln. - Capinan, tlas6y, Shields, Lou- anis, M wry of Ky.- . ' .the raffia - 1611g; elniinitteeS, there is no hange fivin last session. 11Ir. Benton, :frain the committee on Fi nance, Made a report on the operation of re lit-icing- and graduating the price of.the_pub .l-40andsi---witieh—was-reand—ten—thou- - .saild - c - oWs - 01.6ft - id to . . The hill for the firlstponement of the pay : : • merit of he fourth instalment, was taken. . up. 'l' he question was taken on the ino ti.ni of Mr...-Clay be Ky.' to amend sl as' to postrioue, the paypent till the first of January 181), 'and.tlecithdin the nee 'ti ve--ycas 'nays 26.' . - The:bill was then orlcro,.l to be engrossed. :• • was introduced by Mr. Clay or . afp„tal and expLiitt acts iclative to ct..t.pyright3,. which was referred to t;1~ conialittee.op the judiciary. •• . LL • the .I.ltruse of 7 1lepreentatiii6s --- IVir. Fry off.; :1 'fc;soltt 6ml-calling on the Pre o for copies • all rtirrespontienee .- .tweet' him. atal 'Gov: , relative to 'a c:111 . upon thu- pr•sillent for an armed forve prooee.l Ileunstliuiia. The rules Nv•tr.• s3sp,.;n:E.Ll a:1 tae , resolultion An alivnidatrutt• was offere:l b) Mr. C us i l , 11 4;° , inquirini(lrbeilter anY thti , V., titat3a it ItTcneaii . z.ernel ihelusineid. ° Mr. ilit131:~ rhon,ht, the resolution Would Streit 'a riiarnrz4iiri of—tbe--sttbjeat_ia: , ... l llP_ bottsi.; ilbjeet, Of•ttic' s '•••• ' ''• • :raz: 11 I . 2tad:idsqrfl” abrupt exres- , . -011 S about ‘Jemoerats," ••ri:,,tlit4 of tho pee "Zze, ar • cio7, "vielsrat •gestie,obttion... Ile .tvas udorst,?)l),J t•ti 4a - k - ti,ot tio mol t was the -ire -pbcipie Poansykratil •47, • f.iyetfiagainit the..l4tikites. --° °• '2 Mt. he regretted,the resolu i-tioirwas terrors : f_had-beed?said- the mob was the demberacy.S_ . '"Was de - inocracy defunct now, when, the dispersed? - Olen the„oillyway to ,reVive 7 dernoeracy was to call beck the The governor hall called out, the mit 'litary to pni - down en armed mob that ;had takeirposseasion of the capitol. Was there nay. thing Wro»g: in -.this? r • -W.h en ;congress Fiat iii Philadelphia, a'nfati to the hall with insolent demands; but,Gen: Washing - .. ton sent a - column of 15_60 nien to put them dOwn, and every !Uhl) utig - ,lttlo be put 4own in that way. . • Mf. Beatty, of - Pa. 'adoPting.the and falsehoods of the Keystone arid Report -or said there:was no mob at Harrisburg, except- such as, existed . in..the imaginations. Of cowardly ancrtreacherous members. It teas an asSemblagebf reipectable and intel ligent -people,' and . he not ,be piit down by foul, epithets being applied ...to his fri ell • 7111:fe — re_5.441tio re: agreed: to: Mr., WV ise objected itioreception hat hi Chad -passed into poss ession'Urthe b::fore his objection - • A petition,. praying for diplOnintic inter ; course • withlton, •being Wise objected to its reception. Ile said he viewed it its a part end pared 'of the ant:e • S — Mr. Adanii was in favor-of its reception- Hayti was independent, andAYoutithe reT„ 'cognized by ....... • An abolition petition.-tips presented-by- Mr. Calhoun of Massachuietts, which was received and •laid on the table. Mr. WiSe objected to its reception, and said' he ivoeld make it a point of order whether, under the rule, petitions .were recognized as being re ceived. . . _ - :*The Speaker said it was decided - at the last session, bat the .question of reception• could not beinade;: but that the petition must be, when, presented, laid on the table without debate—and ho made the oillllo de- C LSIOII VOW. ,' • 1 : Mr. Wise appealed from this detiSiiiii; and spoke in opposition to it. '• lie said the soth never intended to give up the ques ma o:-reception. They deny the right ofi T-congress-tr;reeei-ve-these-petitions-Itivas the intention of Mr.. Atherton's resolution Ito receive abolition petitions; but the south , i would never assent to this, as they might aS welt yieldthe whitileAtiestion;-"/Ifertic , bate at the last scssiou had exasperated' the --southern-toemberwso:mucholhat-they-with- I drew:from the hall, and determined not to resume their scats untill the matter'waS set-, tied. Theft' the resolution of Mr. Patton. T was•-agroaLte,oidy ac s' trroporaryzexpeaj. enrto cut off the debate p,ending -•!rhe de- 1 eision then, as to the reception of petition s,l was only a temporary measure. —• • • Mr. Rives saido‘rith the . exception of a few fanatics, the southern people would be i 'satisfied with the resolution of Mr. Ather ton, which 'passed.- on the 12th inst. . • He I laped, therefore, the decision of the chair wOuhl be sustained. Our northern hrethren.l have gone farther .ffian ' was expected, .and' since they have gone so' far he hopedstere would be no further difficulty in ihelilatter, , - an d — that - b - o th - tire — h ous vand - 11 ic — c - Ottitirri wouorbT '''flre:cl, .7. .„ . . . . ... .. .i , SENATE, DEC. •li7. . o.e.alitistte,,, Mr. Pickens thought there was an essen tial ditTereirle hetween this : resolution . and 'lleum. passed at - the last session., By Mr. .Atherton's resolution, the member has leave to present the petition; - hilt the,iltieition 01. reception is not decided by it,- because tin,. I petition is ,laid On the, table ,Withont Nailer a - Ciiiiii. 7- 13eforeihp adoptiOU of anyf. - t4.- PO the subject, : the Petition - was presented, and: then'its recePtion•inaile a qUestion,, ,p - inl Abe petition, was laid on tbe , table;r - : - This,.. in ef • feet,. Avaka . rejeoOrief it. • ',The . resolution of.last session Yielded thequestion of recej= . tion: he coultritteritypertikt, Csiliii q 40.-. I tlot is vital to thPsonth.: . : - . . .... . . . . , - correirgoadondootthott.b;•Ziazatti."' : - • Wislirgo:rox Ciry,'Dee .11,'Iliss:'` 7- 7 ---- Thr, eom,rittinitation tltatAtae-, , titi;, aY, Leeived front R§ &a ffresttlettt, ef,, iliti i Nklit . ee fitt d itys, enveringpoiiies OfAtlOrorro_ppoii I t!onee that Itaa.,lition Jia lititwpgl t Abe i ; g.O . ; ,enfive" POpartment and Voi , ernorlkiinoi ;(:).!, Rennsylrania, in,liePtiOn, to g a 'roijitisitiari, - that Jti s EittinlienleST ntailO..?ii ' - the. C4orif-, ,kit ,f—tbe,lTOited,'sia'tes: for, lift :.iired ifOroo ;:to; r)pftl in a ` , `resproop, Abu,: ajSCOrtlEi .:Jat liarriatitn, id wilt-. caluiiyg '; . 4) , itirql4l9e i • ,I%t r.' 14 - rtylOr itiitain WsiLin,;falitir • Of itik I 6 ; 0_40 4oriana:POlfile i oombustionmhtilt 1 raolu4onpltheilgli its cilijeet,Aiailipgre ' ' ~..;:44 . igi, . *N'idt'et,.5 , 14, 4 *.FP1- 131 tOtil .tlit , 4 Il i ! all. *. :The: uffturaf,Hairieberg Originate& ;', „ii'•" lll ooi,ricerelYillfttecale• '. • / c ''' , &' - '' st-r! ~ .,.';_.'.l4iii'.Picsideltt,..it'fiitty be'siiitri think, in an 'atteinpt tii 'cheat - liiin'out Of hii seat. With.•trutli,-has."nOt• ,in the cot".i?se of. this rand he Wished the hou's'e to have laid' beferti ' it a ,ComplottiliiSiory,of.tha.business., ~..,.,_ I,,...4sittStisDlatekthe..o,9.YarO'c i irc-f,.....PcilgPylr:.l 1 : . After proCedingsOine.:iini : e,'Mi:DlaylOr '°, i al l ii i t a i L l P tfi ,„ l . l , l : 6 4 ° , l " ii:--- .0 - 9 0471 i.k . ri 7 Iiii4i: was ealleid- to'sirder,,!.--WheihouSe, ho:nreve . r;" e '''''''''''' - ; i :' :, ''''' •-•'' '--.-'''''':';';'..':.: '3 .7, - .::::';',(t , 1 -- .''.;. 1 gaYe him 2 leare:to , proceed.-, He -iaid;there - ,: 43 isi t .,t e :.P.#P edle l', ,c ' , . of' lb i P T ef M s Al• ', 0 .1 et Glavertiori 'were no returns to the legislaitire; becanse:l' m yq withl . he : 1( ')1 1 ' 8111° n°' officers of the general gavernment-hatl-ine.4o4Rer+-411418'-w4' *ll4,o"rto,be discussed, ' - 1 . by the pea that/ rites • this "note; lint; •it o l yst. be" . .mati - i,iit,''to 1111; . 'th al ' it is not rettion . ly in orderos"l6ll'..Pollt. would,say, for ,A1r,,.1 Van LbureiVto aOitiseC tliii.'Cititiernor -of a I 6 - tate, : yt,:atr:offi ; elal,papp.rithavingitneretli tidelihatate'Yaliseltood,:.:And -yet Mic -Vali, "doyen has,done; thiti; . ,in oltpOtit , so. J outny_,. orris: ''. ''' 4 '. '' . .' ' --'•' • - - ,_ ' 1 ,'..' His ExCellency•An his._despath; -- ivhieli eon taitieti it 'my ticsition for. an :wined force,' to Assist hin. in. putting 'en end - lb.:the • tit- I Inuit at Harrisburg; Stated • his reasons_ for 1 making the call,' and: - among- Other things i said that.the mob; had gin possession of the Capita, and..that Pennsylvania was• 'in a statenf. Rebellion.. , _ `.' • „. :. . •. .'; 1 . . Mr. Van -.pout, replica through Mr. Poinsett, that ,' the .requisition 'cannot bo 1 tomplied_witlr; and, that, notwithstanding Oovernm: Pinter hail — anotinekd. that 'that .C/apitol was in die:peesession ofilie mob— he had in his;possistiOn, infornnition which . though' unollici...-. 1 ; • was entitled. to: entire. credit, which assured Win Alio the state.' meats of His Excellency wise nettrue. . • . • ',Governor Tinier - father - stated - 4114," in` consequence' of.the stateW .things. at _ Her risburo, he was- not'enabled to- , correspond . with the Lpgiedatiye_hranches of _the..state_ government ;I.tnti that those branches eould not organixonheinselves . because of, the_ violence of the. molsx'rate. • . .- Mr.' Vaniturea replies, that he- „lias- - -no" evidence- : of the-fact ; ' but,„nit "the. - Contrary) as lie. aaticris, -Ite•has--proef-tojshow,• that' the two branches' tif --- the Legislature of .Pennsylvania, were in session: onthe- day: the.reqtiisition. vas made,;--bird .did- transact _bnehiess on. that day by the interchange. of messages of eminnumeation. _.l reply 'to. this-.manifesto ; _ Govt' nor 'Ritner . "replies •with _becoming ; spirit and protests against .lie eoorsetorstued - by`the President: • - ~_ The•i'vlioloill'air_appears to have been fin,unproftiable - bnsiiiess for :di 'sides, end the sooner. all "recollectiol , 'of it IS_ erased, die-better will:it-iv eLreposo,of the, , -V-elitettTairi - rtrhe, iegislantre watt.' obliged 'to: judge between the, two county ; delegotions. But a government - Milner; with !a troth,. Went to Harrisburg - 16 Prevent "the llegislatuye froni acting on the stihjnet, ntit4 iV vi:Olence and threats of blosdehed. they': i- - 7 -- . ex - period the "legislature front . .theit semi. Next year; - when the, mob comes to drag, him frOm 'his -seat, he would - not - leave ip, with life. Ilia' Speaker 'here it - 11041614 and . tknitned the - gcndeluau cuidd noriiin.: - ~• __ hceed. . _ - ~ • . - ~ - „ „ ;. ~. ' • Mr. - MqCenitan enid he 'felithaOns vtaib had been indelibly,disgracedliv,the "riotous ' proceedings- at Harrisbnili. ,ite was gled •he did, not hear langnaga;;OU - Mr. Petri-. ken ; but . lto understood .Wwati of ii kind which hid nuenuraged din . ..violence of the mob. The goveenoi ,op.(1( the napitol in the of a latvjcSi mob; antlit svms-liii -duty to 'call out trosips. . Bitt,lre_would vote against the motion to suspend the r04.-S, vi 'The resolution would-do no gOod, A petitioofrorif citiiens 9 , lll9ssachtliptti praying- that Florida may not be admitted intO the union; was presented. , . 'nosy's. Glaseoci Mid Itoberfson made. SO/110 remarks, a o e whioil .111 r, ' s raylrir, or, N s ew 'rail:, mo te l the pievious 4ueStion,. ul it , mo ti o rt was, econtled r : and , .the .: It he..tici ksipm,ol the eht„jr uStaiiietl by•aleote eflBg ' 'Fhc tiflure• djuur e 3; eilli ,, Trinil4l , a/rvalott anZi liSrvettitter' and the Vountry.-,' Situated . cs Pefib sylyania now well, heKcitizenS vvo u tuff : the. ,nratter - Organize . •the LegislaturcipacOully uncapietly, wad -look for a.erorreetiott of the evils that ,havti beset and distracted-ilex, invokhg - thrisd% salivary 7- la for correction her : mode oft uffra4e, which it is but- too evi dent.- are impefiously• demanded vby the spirit of the age. SF D. TO 'WM.. TIOPKINS . ,:ESQ: AND OTH _ MEAIDEIiS• ELECT OF THE 7I OUSE SE EPRE ENT - A:JIVE Oa L'ENNSYL VA NIA. i;arrisburg, Den. 20111 IE3B. Gentlem en—olVe preOit7th -- e --- elivhiseti for your consideration, and reqnest• ati ansiver at as early a period .e.s• yilit may deeth expedient-- ' - --- • -Respeelfully • yours. • . • • THOS. H.- SILITIT,' - ------S-A-iffi; -- k - 1 1 1.311 V lAN CE - , - 8. 1 .141. • • conrinitteo iii .behalf of the members: Who elected Thos. S.. Cunningham, their . Speaker. • . _Mitten view to the adjustment .of the difficulties •• now . existing between the members ere& of the HOuse•of Representa. Jives, that portion of them who • have or ganized,by the election of Thomas S. Con n ng lam, Esq., as Walter, prepose tie other portion, who have' chosen 'Win: Hopkins; Esci. i • is '`Speaker; as follows. viz: Ist. That Messrs. Cunningham and Hop. • kins, at'-an hour, to be - mut4ally,.aireedi ' - upturfor - the - m - ectingofall — the -- nieinbers: elect . " in the Hall - of the House of liepresen 7 Olives, shall respectively:; es Speakers, .nuerom 7 nitil.-the members, - w hose .seats. are --tuidiipittett,-shall.forthwith_proccell to 'the 4 relectiowof a' Speakor_initllntlierL l oilieersi 2(1. ;That a Special-7aw shall be •forth . with passed, to provide for Contesting, the rights 10 - seats of the persons claiming to be representatlvcs - .;-- - thc committees,- in such, cases;.tolbe raised in the mariner' prescrib;' cd by the existing law.s.- Neither pet from. the county_" of Philadelphia, shall be per, ,l itted to vote on 'any c l ue - m.lbn; ' nntil''the right of the .contested seats' shall have beervi , determined ; basin all 'other respects, earb shall be enlillit'd to' alrthe, prlvileges...9f l irfaribeirOf Ve;Voill' sets' from - the :county — . to-resign and„a writ fur a -new election to be fortha. . with issued,' . ad. 'That:until the Committee to bp_ ap pointed,to iiiresi - ig s i -- *the right to said con tested seats, shall have - reported - ; or, until eleetion - shall 'be 'had; and the . re turns7thereef received; as the - ease ipay.-be,- bills a , Oarty. nature shall be,.,passed; `State..Treqsurei v - or a United. Stites Senator be elected, ' 4th. In case. , of a resignation of the Tee pfi.mtive• porde" claiming Representati. yr - es - from:the toOnty of Philadelphia, tali Houses; if ttie Senate , than adjourn oh the, 24thinst. to meet again on, the oth or io'th pf anuary,to allow time fora new . IleiitiOrt in , said: couti,i,}k; ',and lituniedialety ,Mier, above provided for,, hhil repOiri , or the returns Of aaitt.eleetion shall h rec eived, as the •case election or Speaker and,other,eflicera if the, heves, 01111 be had, to serve for the soriiaiuder-of :Opivbieh none ot ;ea atandiog--: . colninitteea • • • ' V'Eit CF" 4 1 iNC 1 010. - ITlPAtcef?. 6 .4PeAljdj'l pAlßberis who v-l'e,ttel:T.T.,4 , 4%ll4 l ll l 4 l , l aqrjhOr: SPe4kef. e 1 tr.tt - e.4:49 PrOPP.eat; that i .I,lleppytoprata-tove offered , .tno A rap . I Y/Q'St 4 , 1Pr01l - 14 T OF ACcOIvigOISVIION., which they I =I BE INZEMI ito ill froth a spiriV , of. obstinscyi•!or :foln*Wevre tip avoid aMitiii.istigntiOn!•into, the fiantlE4l4li are alleged . :l,6 l li 4 Vo nf Phila. delpltili. ,Theso.termS, if ticeepted,..womn E , —OFFICIERS--00— THE . 1 1101.18 E, i I AND:2I , :. - 110T . H454,V10 11,A;cHUTi: on I - .contested - seats were ' cuio : tho .defect tin _.the ,:organization Ale' Bob - Se under 1 Mr': H°`Pki.n4i . .,*:.,;•llavineorgartiZett u» ctia stitutionally act whiCh thyY may I Butte ti? _44.04c - Hous?'",of Representativesj, •. . is -necessarily • - - • • I Previous 60'11 - Meting Of the begisla-, lure,..ftwasicpeateclly oaul that the mem 4iers• elect, ,trot actingvidi Nr. Hopkins, ',intended organizing theirllaties by force, [-if possible, end thus nOt only avoid an in . . vestigation.of the fraudulent election in the • • I •County,of Philadelphia, hut aisi, ensure an election of a United States Senator against' the expressed voico,and trisldes of the pelf 1 plot: the'S•tate Ten Judges...hi Ph - dada- - I phia," With 1; has., 3. inaerSoll at their head, commencetrthis - system of force by.exchid ing,tll6 returns from the Northern Liber - Wes es'amounting to Moro than six thimpand votes. A vast a sktinblaue cf peoMe *front Philadelphia counts', on the day flied' by ,1 lii,w..fotthe,organizatio filled the galleries , aisles; and Speaker's 'Chair, and by threats-t 1 riersonal violence, dsclaretl • their Ileterminatinn to chrty. their object into . effect--Stl now when 'the friends of 'the (4institution_und Lawithe, lovers Of order, submit a proposition, asking •increly - thirt - no advatitatre_be taken of diem. it isrejected and•revolutionarymeans - pro2-. -posed - on the-part - of thellop_kin's : Llduse -or at least Seme . of its most *Violent mem bers. Let them .resort, to this -• course if they chtiosc--nit upon their shoulders will rest -t ,n pow • their skirts '-will be theblood whist; may-be spilyhydre -Iterplution whieli .. they_ll2re determined to Wing upowthe.ocuntry.--Har,--Telceraph;-* FromtlcPenMP s if."Vanill r rOlig DeC. 8 liiVIPORTA NT FACTS! I'IIE.QIJES'I'ION-OF.RIGIITSET ' TbElj..- • The Committee appointed hy the -Ste-to ini.tigate the right of My._ tlantia -to:hisqseat. tti the Senate,--h: -alreNly to show tinit -the return of the Ire; . ) Fern judges, on which the Loyd Foe( s frona'll Huth+ -h in county: elaim . seats in the sonate .and Ilouse. PEIFFCT . N L;LLITY: 'A ('E FUL This is proved' by Johii hitnSe f, urinripal otter in 11. e f.rve,lnul -rehel ju outrages-:untl--txcitetnent---vg,viital :the . . _ ..• • _ Otr Saturday-lasi, this man, Ilwir:ewn . tvitnee - s, __on creks .cxamipation, that the - r-trrn that wris sigredlN 0.: toc'o Foeo Judges, and- sent tit -the i3eure:tary's I Office, was made up by bim the the vlcetion, and not in the 'State House on Friday, the unto and_ place tqToii,ted by law, SIONED OFFICE by three of the return judOs only;_ and by the remainder in other places;- " where he could odd) Ihem." 'J'hat tic return judges -met at the Sufe Ilons,e on Friday after ,the olretion,- and— without -making:out-this l art-of-the -return, in An:- sequence ordispute, AWO TIN ED SINE InE r arid that "there was no other_ meet , lag held bj- them, nor :My .notice eiven 1 fn} -a ineetipt afterwards.Tifis 1410 . NY of . the Lee() Focos' own witness, Jp (lON C1.U...531VE ON THIS POINT': It.Aoivs the return on witicdt.the_Loen Focos claim their seafFifri 'fie T'OTAL'LY and ALTOGETHER 'ILLEGAL and VOID. Ird •„ , — 7lkl 4 C - ieTiTtitsi - rtest , weit - 7that resiffncd his sit u ation in the'Post Office on THE l e DAY the returd jullges met, to inakd him -1 self a corOetent - return clerk '; that he had not lifted his bonds, but continued to -Jo the-duties and receive the cunolutnenti of his-station—. Thus ends - in '‘'smoker.and derision all the iiretenskms - of The Philadelphia county - 1 Loco ,Focos to seats in either branch of the Lelglature •as returned members. - Thus ends, indeed', _all_ contest as -to right on legality, The facts clearly show that the.' Democratic-menthers froth the- county, are I its.clearly entitled to their seals ,as any 1 members iit the Legislature. and that•it is aiding and abetting wrong, and outrage me:, to sustain theth in their claims for them: I We Sskthe-people to look at.this fact ter n • moment. " Hero • is .shosOn all . TI4E GROUND .the rebels hateitad to denounce the . eeretary of. entnnuitiwealth for doing d, issl for - talling:tiptinrthe'peopie - rto'EllStiF-np in arms to take Weed. • 'The testliportY hefore the -cotimiittee fully sliow this fact, aiid fix . lasting disgrace ,and infamy upon the rebel Conspirators against the people and the Legislature:. A correspondent of the-New7York—Ex press, in writing from the island' of cuba; adduces the example of that tine island to -show the superioritp-of • free' inititUtione-in, advancing a nation to greattteis. It is now. three. hundred, and forty-six years since Coiiiirthinitlistovered• this richest posses , !Sion of. thp.Spanish • crown; inn! notwith , standing t he. asst fertility ; of the soil a n d 'excellence of . o . le, climate, not . more, than mw -sixth of ' thtisti dace* is . . cultivated ,`..tv bust . its impotts,..chictly.of Provisions, very con- siderahlr'ticeed its 'exPorts. Such has , been .the'result . ttnder tile i ement of a -- manag • monarchial government, and- .how does , it .. .. . , ... . ~ , . onompare , with- what' (Mr own ' . country; 1 . 11c.77)Vi1l friend PA*ift : cif:tto Made L'ivitliont any prOtection'Or 'fitveir, -- save. thet - Statesman; -- infOrai us what itlea ,- he ~ s iliOts: isttroide by-the. *wry _and • enterprise . of to convey by . inibliihinz.the ' following para+,.. its:l*n :free cititens,-fiait : . effe'cleil 1 . - Cuba--! • - • 10 , ? . •• ffriol4. - Whinh WO ttlt frOM:..thalitittlitumber. ; Ites 7 rio-inteinal-improvernents-:o any . , 7 l,.ilitli -- -,, - '- --;-, • f'., - ; . ..- - . ,- . , ,,; , , . -.:7=,.: - :.' -- - --, . ---- . -, ' ille - . CoMmtinleations'.imtweeh. the various: 1131 'IOW-I' l6 d'. - .. -'. '''.':'''',; i'-„:. s toWns , entleitiek.being: _by! narrow . _, paths ' ,1.,. --!'Editors .4: neiveintperc ar_e_LofteklionUo \\Nisi in A nierieil, roil roada: and canals are by. idle visitors, *lles : Uot.''.o 6 t#o. with extending' themeelve4 .in'ererY ,direction : ',:iiittittiderkg'tbeir own , :tirto;. iithilikii and and infat,,fro‘;beinedeOiriderit npaiindlef,,liis . o4ooo or :AO - tiotoots-4106:.0ipidd cii!Olti,e,,, A ti:u.stiftd,arts ,are • pidtivatid.ic:.bel';tiledinatedln ;rendering - Ornir - :iotOp . an , ext6ntivhidh blifles"aildeieripilon , iiii4 otting., - und,.useful, ~and lop frequently an._ putetor.oliatti,cc,Oiany.ititiha atoat linire44 . l.o4l4:":"lbii - Undo. "ni.,.bia .afftoo ;!,.!:07 , 4,11.141. - liatioas of gnititie:°._. ~. : .; , ..- ~ ~,,-. -, ..;,- thaitenng and lounging about tha..anyip'. i ,, ,itkit . l* - . - :4:;.: - :..g;$tic*.i.toii RY QEORGEr A1.'121-11LLIPS. CARLISL-E. r ri7IIRSI34y AFTERNOON, DEc. 18[156 VORPOSIpENT, ~=~~~ ~~. ~~~~~s~orr:- FOR VICE I'RESMENT, WEBZTZE..I . • • • • '' ' .• . • .. ... . .. . ... CITAIBtItLAIVD. C.O'UNT.Y i inFRONS4, • - -,,. • , ~ . ... . 1; y e k uiv: ~ . 1 : ..I:Ve give below the .vote • On the question , . ~. Tun iimatial Meiqing fif the " CuMb.eilaml County •Of the recognition, ofthe Ilopkins liouve, . . i.,yrelon , t will be held in the bnrouAlt of IC:M.110u _ . lr , '. . . ~...._ , e,, ti.t. 2141t.and.2901,0 December; in stitt.CilLecturer_P!_ ap,g,inenpitais"thojse'_ or 09;,,s,nting . 4.3y,00. wilt be delivered on tlte eveniegs. nf cud' iilthese days tot e d i n Il le a fr ii m a ti v e ; _ si uue-ef the cburebes of the bornm.rh Fluid on' Smut, i --- - ',- ~. .. -, • • Inv effieerH VIII be 4. liMetl, tuAl (Aber 'business of iii. II YEAS--Mfgsrs,,BA; (ChimAr„) Cal& tetVst attended to. .. . , wiell,• 'Carpenter, .CANE, ii loplini, Frail - et, _-='-nw.-.-vsri oust lycempa-of4"thet_. county-- ire -ettrneetly—y- 6 : 1%. : % , I I )4 7 .101.1.E11T0N,114 - £171: ii1435 - 11ry, requatto4.l to Mimi thlOgittes AO this meeting. By order of thy Excelithe (.; on) mltti.e. t, MIC,II, LER, M'CONKEY, m ILL r.ll, .(qi-. • • •M. COLDWELE, chairman.'. ty,)•Miller, (ilerks,) - Myers, Rogers, Sur • r d , i , and 'S'IliOHlll-..-47. •-. ... I l „ - , 10, 18:i8 attentiop of our readers • N 478 :", Mesr B -- 133 r04Y — T-rl , - • - •- - • - Cassat, rraley, (city.) fistula, „. Ir rooted-to the - loner of Nicholas .Esq. P jul. Pearson, Pur the - 13611 - . — John - Quincy .Ailams which vilnee • Sterrett Wa Willi • end cur_ tir&t, page.. .L • - Penrotie,_Speaker— r i 6. • • Tnt MltyrAuy,--lit ourlait number, 'we! Tact that one great :object of . .• in:elected to' notice the departure of three the mob at - Harrisburg was to lestrey• the etimpinkles ttrs.clunti"ers Min ,borollo . * Speaker of the•peii:q,e''n'it;l ;dins prevent the on tl►e Ath:ink. on a requisitione(the-Go—opening of the returns:of the eloetion for the yernor Of din Commonwealth to. i proeeed :to new •Constitution... Adeerding, tn. law, the Ilarri - sluirg, for tho . ptirmiee Of - protecting the returns were directed to he opeueli by • the [le:vislabire:froin OMViolet - lett. Alf the mob. Spealieroflhe Senate on:the SeMindtties 'the Light Artillery underthe com- day : of'_Dieetithet, no .person . else nor no niand eaPi.• E. M.: Bidilte . L-the Carlisle other-time c - itild• have- answered,;'': - :, Hence - . the Mood. thirsty -appeals to - thefiired the Marion 1? ifie Corps,-Capt: --. Samuel ans. to:-assaiiilitate: the Speaker. and. pre4 Crop; composed dm detadhinent—the WhOle vent - the Meeting 'of the Senate; linpat- - - • Hinder the 'L.e.minand of Major: General Sa- ronage- of-the Governor was-wanted' - to . tie= I 1 I troops remained at ward tuitne.dithe • thousand olileite . hunteri • the.. State 'Arsenal, Ihrrishurg, until Satin.... who got up tte,Oolit .and• Porter, thp'go . yer- . I.l4,__lail.t;_AVllelll;:=qtlillity:LlVii"'g, in --a „nor- 'elect was aomilly brought_ from his great ineesure, been restored, and . their set- to_)larrisburg tobe inaugurated, under • vinesbeing•no longer - deemed necessary; the old Constitution, provided the schemes ._.=_ = they wert 7- diSih - tiT - Fd --- find returned home. of the i.isorganizerfliad been successful.— e :.re j.loased to see - that the Harrisburg •Thic first step ("4 Gov. Porter's augn . rather badly,far dweliaratner'of alliY" Telegraf,h makes the followinginworaLle • • mention &them: , - •• .. NU:111014 *".l . tie entire corps are handSo . lllcl y uni- • • Pinned and equipped, and 'Present. a truly To OUR VISITINO ACQUAISiTAN . CI ,' martial appearance. Volunteer's under bet- • Fheeld he like pie•crust, the shy ter drilLund_diScipline; are-.rarelv, if were ter. W hen visitors won't "co would scow.and the.conOuct of - bothmilie . eese•anki, fire engine belanging, to the detachment Gen. Alexander has been the subject of-sr -1 Fire and waterLthe : neral praise.. T seem to see to possess in air . meat of New Orleans respects_ every °requisite to the claim and of the loafers that vit • fizoPe Sun.' character of citizen soldiers." • l l:Wouhr Volunteer of lak week more lee boat "It is estimated that thn. expense to the loungers an state accruing from the military operations Us ou 1 -of-tost;pll-15ituorwill-inat--be-less-than--one .. . • . ' --- - ......_.' - CROWDED OUT'or OUR LAST:3 hundred thousand iloilar..s."-,P-The (Treater A 'OTITER Dfx4tirrEgi—Wm. M. Price, theeXpenscit;t4olltor Sandepson, the i' grcat:. ' t 4. U.S. District Attorney for N. York, I ersshould lilt y ti '''''''''''''''' 'e'littliat Of the ccently- took passage in-,Liverpool-for .. I OTIIER conspirators connected with you,/ who_attempled__to_oserthrow onr:_gov.ertit . ; 1 Engand; Without apprizing. the Collector of the Port, or any ,of his friends, or even ni.mt-tvlio urged ow a ,blood-thirsty gg his wife,,of.lii...; intention to depart. He has of desperadoes fw4ittempt: the lives of Sena-, left widiter for Ppsideut: Van Il i n le s re,' s at.; tors-,and.Who_made_it _NECES.•;‘ARY.:for tile 111 . 0 ,..ing_tiritLheLeaulLnitt_proSeciite. j, s a : govertrort . wcall - oWt - n - tnilitary - force to -ganist '11.,. tvartwowt.und Ilia sureties,, and fleet - the constituted, authorities from the out , partially admitting that he was a defaulter rages of a mob.- - A stunbEnna may, •with himself ! It isrsaid that he lost heavily on e9tiul propriety; object to the .price of of a the late New York: election to, a Consider ; and that he is -iisliTat,.as ,neighbor SandersOn can to thei expense necessary to litetect. the state from : a defaulter to the govern Men .• _ , able ainotint; .having in' his liands the-Col a band Of traitors. . lection of merchants' „bonda to the atiablint I -- lutk, Poor William Squill itamseSr seems of seicral hundred - thousand4ollits. - - - -The Ito lac blitt'ond idea and that is P , ENROU: 1 N. Y. Cloutier gives it. as its. firth" belief,' ey-readeraithelast-Vialtuateer-marrecog-that-if-the-rebords-at-IVashington4re-not ; :id iii_seieral articles.. against_C-A-Pert!._AlestroyateforaiutinveattgaiialLeakbe.hatil rose,l6 - style - tif - ouratutrnsootstiea - Con-Jby - a - IVliig comtniittaof - cOngtesi; - it - will gressraan elect In the proceedings of the appear - that the defalcatiens'under the ad- , Mon iitE:ETING held in this -borough last ministrations of Andrew Jacks9n and Mar= weak, he has, in addition to his editoriala in tin Vain Buren eieeed 4 1'WENTY *MIL= the "Volunieer, giveri Mr ‘Penrose another .1.30Ns OF n DOMARS! . 1 shot 'in the shape of a' resolution.. The ~ 1 • A ND . YET MCC:4IIRK tirtrAilLTEß.—The poor fella's - laboring under a ilotitimiNtit ''lllarrishurg`Reporier ofVuesdity - contains a ; on this subject. We have heard it sit4T4.; letter from Washington, in which it is said _tetithat NV illiamivas wormY, but we fear that . !, t h at _g en. __ fituctioxi _ lho _ bead _ i d the _E ngi _4, a settled melancholy is wearing the fellovi liter department, is reportedtobe a„ default to dust._ William has fust . bee ti . ..elented , to x'! 7 go rumen o the .1. .tc,,the ve -- -- - 'CI amount "of forty seat in Congress, .and einjoys honors great : .theusan&dollarlal :This latge'snm, jt is be; as, those• of Haman of old. Yet thP , Mion : lieved, :was expended.' tin giving .sumptuorts ; of . Penrose is always before him,, =tin' the troinneig and. l jaibiii' 'a x , li t' ta expensive i bittereess'Of his heart he exclaims all this 1 carriages, *Pith bleed:1100s and enatilitne:n I availed) . . .111 a I?othiiig 11( , long'ne Mol'Opcni aliti seiv - atin,M , ,livery. ; t'heser - ,.awful tlii- aitteth at the King's gate." ' , • L . ' ;614sur'' ,i4it'';apiliear, t!ii.lintre"startled Oen the ' ' - - , aditere.rif the ,porter, who simply-alledge _ that, nolliing but ilie_pannage-of, itui-odloui euti-tiOeury• '-bill' will prevent tliesi'decal.' - li iSiitiat that the: - peopleiitionld - .bent. itti , cations! -I4 not that-very-eyetem iin.tVetn - "otr - noytt . - bid titit--Mr.--C,aotbrifersitint -108t?, And' would net ltli.iWriglifi; bill. , iiiika th4rria'ifer much worse t r ltinfiliiir let The fa - 6011i' t_iliOnconniattia.:ilertdeaticiiiii have giiiiiAh.,;'. ioiiiii:,k 44044 - . ofilii;l;o6., 'tiesiorY ich'eme , ' and di* ieorl.9"Mi l lea t Will 'eureltnimer ontikilit.ltpnittem.. ~.. MIMI kta'Oott : ToStssttattp , r-rret :ad tI goat* 4160144 . gi;.a. - ct.r4ll - the I . lopitins toco)iciinti: fives, thus gam:lacing the giest fo - t. whiekther.bive-been. so.lting:cont6nd; Mg, to, the greatoxeitemst4of the comma ' The Senate, some days since, iIOLENNLIr , serszO, by a you, of 20 to 13, that the flopl(ins.,house was . NOT CONBTertrTIONALLE onoitozEs—and now, withouta NEW 01thi1• NizATtorsi Of that hily, recogniZed ' by, the same men who had sWORN te•be guided , by the constitution! ' • • motives of the rpejority in thus act- . ing, were liadoubt good---the great - object being to restore trampiillitir. Although we A 4 ar* anxious for the restoration of ,orner,.yet we would not -obtain it - at -the txpemse of the constitution. The , PRECEDENT iff 1194 r: established, that a non can ''inoitiinn UNDER SOOT LAAV,S,()F, OUR COUNTRY , , and that - they - can IiNTTIOMATS . tbe-legislaz turo in the exercise of its duties, and farce it__to do _ that -WhiCILIS_tOIyifInTUTIONALLY- J J J • (' I i-tHre-effurts-ortire-Thilti 'elielto cut and tow out the id loafers that continually infest 'workmen.—Ctirlisle Herald. • firs•de,part ,:ouldn't move some t our oillee.--,Bani- MIIIEMd gar We, heard _a.leading and distinguisir. -- • leader of the boo fpeo party front one of „ eighb . . ori . . lihti'ring cormties i make thisodecla+ 1.44 U in Harrisburg.on Tuesday: "Had ,it ~ 'ii:gt been forihat restless and , unprincipled political ieiitindrel,:yori?.lngersellfthertt wouldlniiitAtan no difficulty in relation to ours ends getting their seats, and alltheso disgraceful scenes •whicli have occuited . ' Jim would have been obviated.",--There- '— ,are various others 'of "the party" who en tertain the same sentiments with regard to this disorganizer andjacobin, bto do not a* vow them po, openly and pointedly. , TeoperbmosivrHAJWSltußci.--Tile c.eLiinga. Of:the !legislature were brotight up, in the last number of our.paper,.to the even- _ ingof the -ifist. 'Since that tithe, no , thipg',of much iniportinee: has beep - trans-: s • acted.. We below a._itketeh of what .little,hasimen done: • On the 2004, the resolution—offered by, Mr 7 Vraley, of the city, declaring then* kiss or loco foc_o . , hoMsc, not - to have bee lcdally-otganited — on - the - 9th i st --- pass - e - d Cshe Senate by a vote of 20 to 13 . rrhepas;,-„ age:af tliis_reiolidintiffiaiseil_the_danderle of the leen ,focos .of • the,r-house to such i _ height as to cause them to appoint a 'coin= inittee of nine' to dMft an address to the ci tizens Of the _commonwealth,. ealling_upen...___, them to appoint_delegatealo a conVentiori-- to meet 3t llatrisbur r in order to reorganize I • ,the gov.ernmentL _ On the 2 .isti no busineei was transacted:. • On tlit'2d, the Senate-went into an tiOti for ,diree,torsl of . ' those backs in which the etate•mink: stock. -- Dr. Jesse R:Burdon ~and Ge or ge-16well; Were elected_foi . . - , . ~,,, :the Thiladelidlia-41auk: 'Joseph •B. Smith ' . ' riiiid .Samuel G. -Morton;--for • the Bank. of. yeliniylyiniat Ilitnes Cressin snit Ahrallam 11runer;„for . - .the ColuMbia Bank and'Brid:go' - i .iflompany7-- A resolution cared by-Mr.. _, ' , B:irclav, - rehitiiri to die eau - ses :Cif the.. dis-, ' '. :titrliances i .led to. n_cztended - d,l ate, which- -•-- m • We, aii y perbapp.give at longt in our next. =:-- •., Tho Sstilite 'adjourned without taking the vote on the ecioldtion. /7 • . . - - Oh Monday - the-24 • i, Mrfllarclay!S-ro- : . 7 „. joltition was passe,‘ _ Mr. Praley- v — of the . city., offerOd .2re i solution in favor of recog , iiizing tho CuTiltik - kain house,- which, af- for a - yery wa(jp,( . w . es Postponed Un- . til next da . • - - -- . -.-. - On T 1 Bday - the , 25th, the Senate-passed - . it:levintion, by ti vote of 17 to - 10, recog. - .. nizi ri p r . the licipkins-or-leco-foco.bonse! • - -. - .1104"We find :on-our taiiieseyeral_periO ‘_, diva's, amongst which are the tidy's Book ; the Knickerbocker, the Southern Literary Aie,ssenger,Lthe- Baltimore- 'Museum, . the- • • — Lady's Ainar. , and the New - York Mir.; lin irori none-of W.iich. we have had leisure as vet to perus. In Our neat, we.shall speak of-their merits. -- . -- - V Sits ter the bet- nn" of them be inconte- ir"..%Ve have beeli compelled to whit ono or two communications• and several edito- - riala week,. which aro in type: they will all appear in our next.. Apropos— -• We-611411,:ndeivori—throug-h—lfiv—coming week; -to eiamitte seteral communications • which are now on our table, and dispose ot them accordingta their e titeri4. "••nred-1,- n dddrdts . vvill be delivered — byncv. Mr; Sl'OiLL., in lite 2d Presbyterian Church, on the evening of !hc Ist January, at half, Vast _a_o_clock,lbOh_e_beneilt oftheF.eme/e'pez nevalait Societi. For the herald 4• Palio,4tor: Mn. Emit; rt—l feel it my- duty 211,a I zen well diripuelltcAe_good order andgo vernMent of our state, to notice in detail the acts and the actors in the late "indignation meeting," held in the court house on Tues.: diY last, for tl.e. purpin4 of approving and countenancing the base eoniiiici of the ion at I ant, happy to.say that; dangerous as the design Wail in — getting up ibis fneefin~ + ` it ,proved altraist a.total fail; tire, and went oft as any. Other ridiculous farcewould - hltireion 'e- --- .there - beingliut - few --- in - attenthinctrheeidettlte-leadingofftee-huntz------ - ers," and eorne of the:officc holders of Our: county. .speahs i ell for. allparties in oitr totp - nionity„ ntid shoivs the iinpOssibi; lity or the most desperate - men and design: mg demagogues seducing the virtuous and peadeable citizens frew,the path or ditty-= - ; foi,, after patting up_and circulating the ratist inflammatory handbilltafter the most disp usting_falsehoods_being—published-in-the— Voluntecr, attd the Strongest apreals to, the • vetst torsions of the human heart, tint more • titan sixty persons One lading srectatots).at:' tended, in a - county containtrig rapulation - of 6V;000, and numbering 5,000 "'emend The. design of the meeting was to cover the 'oittrag•-s committed at fiarrisbneg—te gt•ve the cOnduci of this mob the 'character of paf citizens, peaCeably a'isen-thling to ie.:. ,„ ' sist .the t „.4lllFSlPiCill-411d-destruetionof. s .:theif._____. riihts4i4iithal, to giie a feiv Malighant mthAerein . .opporttmity of viiiting their islikin-upowthe-headit Ts of,some t ortite,.best____ -•and naOst - in 4 mr : P°P l ' reiieativ. tUrne farce. , • ). • Thfr‘state , hai , been dii - graciedour boast` • 'lll4o4lepithlitaria.. capable eidf•govtarrt titeitt;fie tutned into. fearful' , the fclipo or our belovtd :commonwealth:Us-