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Daily Richmond Whig
Richmond, Virginia
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Kentucky Senators Rowan and Bibb voted with the President against the Frederick bill, contrary to Rowan's earlier expressed opposition to the administration, possibly swayed by appointments for his son to London and himself to West Point.
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We find the vote of both our Senators recorded with the President after his return of the Frederick bill, against that measure—Mr. Rowan as well as Mr. Bibb! Mr. Rowan, who last fall said to a gentleman high in office in this State, that he must not be surprised if he saw him in less than six months, more opposed to this administration than to the last! Has the sop got for his son as bearer of despatches to London, and got for himself as a visitor to West Point changed his purpose?
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both senators voted against the frederick bill with the president.
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The votes of Kentucky Senators Rowan and Bibb are recorded with the President against the Frederick bill after its return. Rowan had previously indicated opposition to the current administration stronger than to the last, but questions arise if favors for his son as bearer of despatches to London and for himself as a visitor to West Point altered his stance.