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Mr. BgrroN enlarged upon the views Of Mr. Dix


Mr.. C,LHou~ was clearly OF the opinion, that the
clause Of the bill providing FOR the appointment OF these
officers Infringement OF the rights of the States
He in favor far 1t went of the amendment of the
Senator from Kentucky.


Mr. Benton, Mr.. Johnson of Maryland Mr. Berrien,
Mr. Crittenden. and MIR Westcott further debated the
bin amendments, when the question YVES taken on Alr
Wescoits amendment, which was lost-l7to %.


The amendment of Mr. CRirrENpgN was next voted
upon and Tejeced-yeas IT, noes %


Mr. CRIrrESprS moved, that courts martial for trial
OF offences by volunteers shall only be tried by officers
Of tho volunteers.


Mr. BE~ros hoped. that the Senator from Kentucky
would withdraw the menAment and pleaded that the
Senator would forbear TO alter the fundamental laws
the land by proviso. Mr. b. said he had mortal
horror Of such


Mr. CRIrrESpES. nner remarks, withdrew the
amendment, and the b II reduced TO third reading
anl passed in the form given above.


Mr. HArwoop presented a memorial in behalf OF the
North Carolina Cherokees Referred and printed


And the Senate adjourned.