Niles Weekly Register volume 18
Niles Weekly Register volume 18
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Y. Swtaringen, Taylor, Tracy, Van Kenssrlaer, Wallace, Weiidover, Whitman, Wood. — 72.
/rhe bill was ordered to be sent to the senate for concurrence; and The house adjourned.
[It appears to us th. At this vote should not be ton- sidered as conclusive of the opinions of the mem- bers generally, as to the pnndp'e of pensions of the soldi ere of tke revolution, in need of the same. Some wished to abrogate the law altogethier, others wished it to stand as it was — some were in favor of explaining ...its intent and meaning more clearly, and others thought th. At the provisions of this bill were l>etter than none— atid so forth. ] Ed. Reg.
Monday, Jipril 3. Mr. Pindall, of Virginia, offer- ed for c(flnsideration the ft^llowing resolution, in support of which he made some remarks, referring to the current report that an act of the description therein referred to had recently passed the legisla- ture of Pennsylvania: Resolved, That the secretary of the treasury be instructed to procure and transmit to this house, as soon as practicable, a copy of such late act or acts of the Pennsylvania legislature as prohibit or restrain the justices, aldermen, or other magistrates or ofn- cers of that state from interposing in the apprehen- sion or surrcJnder of fugitive slaves, [or from carry- ing into effect the act of congress, entitled "An act resjiecting fugitives from justice and persons es- caping from the service of their masters, " pas-sed on the 12th of February, 1793.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Y. Swtaringen, Taylor, Tracy, Van Kenssrlaer, Wallace, Weiidover, Whitman, Wood. — 72.
/rhe bill was ordered to be sent to the senate for concurrence; and The house adjourned.
[It appears to us th. At this vote should not be ton- sidered as conclusive of the opinions of the mem- bers generally, as to the pnndp'e of pensions of the soldi ere of tke revolution, in need of the same. Some wished to abrogate the law altogethier, others wished it to stand as it was — some were in favor of explaining ...its intent and meaning more clearly, and others thought th. At the provisions of this bill were l>etter than none— atid so forth. ] Ed. Reg.
Monday, Jipril 3. Mr. Pindall, of Virginia, offer- ed for c(flnsideration the ft^llowing resolution, in support of which he made some remarks, referring to the current report that an act of the description therein referred to had recently passed the legisla- ture of Pennsylvania: Resolved, That the secretary of the treasury be instructed to procure and transmit to this house, as soon as practicable, a copy of such late act or acts of the Pennsylvania legislature as prohibit or restrain the justices, aldermen, or other magistrates or ofn- cers of that state from interposing in the apprehen- sion or surrcJnder of fugitive slaves, [or from carry- ing into effect the act of congress, entitled "An act resjiecting fugitives from justice and persons es- caping from the service of their masters, " pas-sed on the 12th of February, 1793.
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