Senate Votes On House Resolution Regarding Reconsideration
In a tense session the Senate debated allowing the House another chance to act on a subject after prior rejection. After discussion by Senators and a motion to grant leave, the vote ended with a majority for leave and the resolution advancing for consideration. The ten day rule and procedural objections were raised but overruled by the President, and the resolution proceeded.
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Maine
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Scriven
Bub
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Dee
George Dudley
William Pearce
Henry P. Jones
Burke County
Debates on Missouri Admission and South American Provinces
Long dispatch notes concerns over Missouri's admission to the Union, congressional splits, and the House resolution on South American provinces. It discusses executive Congress relations, neutrality in American policy, and potential war risks with Britain, citing the President and constitutional limits.
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Union
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House of Congress
Jackson
Great Britain
House of Representative
South America
Shipwrecked Schooner Hope for Peace Reported Near Charleston
Charleston February 17 report loss of the schooner Hope for Peace bound from New Orleans to Charleston. Captain, Esser, presumed aboard. crew and cargo reportedly lost with the vessel near the port.
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Eser
New-Orleans
Losses From Gulf Stream Gale and Florida Coast Wrecks
Details the wreck of the schooner Hope-for-Peace and the brig Supply after a hurricane off the Florida coast. Captain Baxer and crew reach St. Augustine in a small boat with scarce provisions, while the Supply’s crew survive a heavy gale and loss of cargo including rum and tobacco.
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Student of the Richmond Academy Refuses Public Disclosure
The editorial office declines to publish a complaint from a student of the Richmond Academy without the author agreeing to accompany it with a personal appearance. The paper notes lack of familiarity with the complainant and unresolved questions about the subject.
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