IOy OF THE EDITH CONGRESS. IS U M M A R Y
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hdte or were PETITIONS.

 aihial peaenI GHT presented the memorial of lndhep ha, Pennsylvania and Delaware, pray

 may be admitted free of duty; ), Very sqsi, referred to the Committee on selects KH

 for the ds 50 presented a petition of citizens to Mr Polk that the difficulties between Great 2 to Gen Jar. the United States in relation to | the denocl, territory may be settled by arbi standing. mn ch was laid on the table. Sir this presented memorial of citizens ntfss hin.. n county, New Y ork, praying the sentence of certain treaties made with the n which |. Fans which was referred to the ck fogslbs, on Indian Affairs. 'oF9 a6 HEkION submitted resolutions e7 Wh,a he legislature of New Hampshire, his b01 reducing the tariff tosa revenue right h :. and establishing an independent te tbei, ,,, which was referred 10 the Com 0 offy ,a Finance, and ordered to be printed. d toera ASS presented two petitions of Q sriE,G Michigan, praying that a channel md .,,. hication may be opened between to X. and the Detroit river; which was ,,,,, the Committee on Commerce. m, ,,.a HHERON presented the petition of ,,t..s3. a pli-slavery society of Pennsylvania, i.s. liberation oi the constitut on and as1 7 he United States, to absolve the ,.ff, Ifsz that State from participating in A hg slavery.

 bn Was made and put, that the pe- - sO' laid upon the table; which motion 'a'A nv decided to be agreed to; when 0n 'sua EIGHT said, although he seldom cause Emotions made for the reception of 1 %D' any kind, he found it necessary to -fefe0 that just made, and he did it from ; Oaef duty to his constitutes. regarding .l more on as an unwarrantable interference snan! rights of property. He as sked the

 meet it with direct vote-by no principle p but directly; and he would insist 'n naf' g the yeas and nays on the question 10 bnsideration.

 j. As PRESIDENT said the question of faVnb was not before the Senate.

 caed'v vPEIGHT. raise that question, aud could yeas and nays.

 2 bla PRESIDENT. The question now i. lM Eing the petition on the table revenge some conversation between Messrs. [ Polk HT, MANGUM, and CALHOUN, as ractice heretofore, the motion to lay 'Tsb' e table was agreed to.