TwENTY-NInTH C0N0Rnsu.


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wAsHrNorou, Tuesday. March ~, isAa
and % oppressve war anticipated once more.


Journal Of Thursday last. Prayer BY the Rev. M
Messrs. DICKINSON and DIR presented rsmeasssAssss
from the interior of New York. against the sxtsnsB0
OF Roods plow patent, which were laid upon ths -
bls account Of bill which has besn reported spss


ME- HArrroAr presented memorial from ehs pespls
BE- I made port Of entry. and that Marin: Hospital 5:
established at thst place.


Honest JOHN DAVIS presented paper from olD eftiaono
Of the town Of Marblehead in the STATE Of Mssseche.
setts remonstratng against the measure proposed BY
Goldfish caught saled. and exported BY hs Ashsrnsa =
the United States Mr.. Davis in cxpounding the
cod fisheries were two hundred ysars sgs,
and under the colonial system they gradually ~


.S e
of Marblehesd was less now than when the rsveluen
broke out at which time the whole male populaos q
the village turned cut to the defence Of the country.
either in the land or naval service AZ the Close Of TIE
their business prostrstsd and they were runed
Fsdssai @ GOvsrnmsnt-bounsiss wsr. srs1is1 tIsr -
sinsss again went until the wer Of s2 when by "
Tns %.: sa
thousand men, had turned out In the service ef the
ncmsd y nu EVEN with Il. ssns Soanss and ds.~
backs tho business was poor and unProntab!s We ha4
to compete with the English and French ashsrnsn sn1
our fishermen were consequently reduced 70 Ms.e
labor and poverty in this busnsss Of taxing sslng sn1
exporting cod Another document IN the possssssn q
annual earnings Of Marblshead vessels engegsd in s
cod 6shsrss did exceed three hundred dollars pss
the senate the boundeD duty Of tho 0ovensnt to
tain these fisheries and fishermen nuseriss ef The
navy the h; arm q the nsSns ~" ~ ~


Col Bssror resisted III. prayer q th: essiossu "a
cod ishsriss He showed that Jensrson he'd bsen oppe
dnties on the salt employed These things had .inos
seSr. nns millions had been psid cut Of shs psbis
treasury to support these cod hshsIiss, and st 10y
had continued to decline While the s Sosssing g ssSs E
any protection whatever while the Consumers a se
sh mesnsme had increased seven fold. Upon the WHOLE
Col Benton thought the hahsres oughs 70 suPRer tAs


Mr. DAVIS briefly replied in defence Of The Ashsrnss.
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Louisiana, catching his chance,
about to ofer and did OFFER certain rssolutie non TIE
Legislature Of Louisisns, but prcmpslX gave way e


Mr. sSS s.s y es S ssa: s :
were educated for the navy, lhsy sdueassd ss
tected bsc.uss they were mailing .sD;sly s,s
without protection but 1--WE would sustain sn e@oss
nos sesnsd whous Ss ossas care


The laid upon The sD: sss ssds,;S r. Z
consideration Of tho repeal Of the salt cocSs ~ 70,
also the drawbacks and bounnss bstwssn ca
DoA'S ~ wur, ALL DEsATs story r.feo


IN; junepss ross and s.d desire Z =. Of .As ssna


ds: 70 ss .os :o on <. q Ss
VIII oe an ,he subject Of Oregon II y now abont
nss dsys sncs the debate this question opsneA
9ry ~. nvs intervening time has been spent known =
no" hsvs personelly right to complain Of the hns


amed in this discussion. having myself occupied ns
dnvs hsstI ioatrn Wn1o8
for me 10 state that there shoud .
some day upon which the Senate should bring - 80
iect 70 Anal concluaion. desire that that Day