The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-06
ssih Conference.-The session.
TVEsDAY, sErrEMnER II, ls37.


IN sENATE.-Mr. Mexican presented me.
mortal from sundry citizens Of Philadelphia coun-
y demonstrating sgaiosi the annexation Of Texas
10 The unied States; v ieh was laid on the table
Mr. buchanan alsO presented a memorial from
the citizens OF The city aud county OF Philadel.
Phih, femOnslratuig against the annexation of the
sanie province y bich was laid on the table.
The most Of the business transacted in the Sen
ale to-day was OF an uninportsnt character
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Cambreleng. Oh ie4ye, FROM the committee
on ways aud means, reported the follow ing bill
BILL TO postpone The fourth instaImenl of dc.
posiie with the siGtes.
BE II enacted by The Senate and House Of Req.
reseHfatices Of The Lnifed States Of imerica. "a
Congress assembled That the transfer oi lie
fourth lnslalmeni OF deposies directed TO BE- made
with the STATES under tie thirteenth section o tie
act OF June 70, le36, be-, and the same is hereby,
postponed until further provision by law.
The above bill was, ON rrotiun Of Mr.. c. read
twice and referred 10 committee Of The mole on
tle slte oil The Union.
The Rev. Mr.. Tustsn was elected Chaplain Of
the House.
NJ. Adams submitted the following resolutions.
which, by the rule, he over one day
Reseired, Thai the President OF the L. s. be re-
quested 10 communicate to this House, 50 lar as
the public interest viii permit, the correspondence
ht~eon the Government of the United States aud
bat vi Great Britain, relating to the Northeast.
esi. boundary u The United States, since the mes
sage Of the ato President "a the Senate oil Tic L.
nsied States, Of The 18Th Of June, 1896.
Resoired. That the President Of the IT, s. he re.
quesied 10 communicate 10 this House, SO far as
nav be consistent al;h the pubic interest, all lie
correspondence between lie Government Of the
United States and dat Of iic4ico concerning tie
bapEdaly between them aud particularly concefn-
ing any proposition Tor cossion Of Territory be.
longing TO tbs VI 1ican confederation 10 the Uni.
led Siil,is: and also al correspondence relating
Thereto between the Department Of Stale and the
Diplomatic Representative of tIe United States
IN Asxcr, and Of the said department viii those
OF She MEXICAN Republic accredited 10 the Gey.
erb,ueut oi the Uuiicd States
Efs0tUsd. That the ffcsidout Of the United
states be requested % communicate 10 this House
hetacS any proposition has been made on The
part 81 tie Repubhc 0. Texas 10 the goyetnmcat
u tbs tnt;e6 States ioi thc anne xaii1u OF te s4.l
Republic Of Texas 10 lhis Union and il SUCH prop
e-itiou has been made, what answer has been ~.
taFncd, aud al cGTfts loDdU.cg which las l4AeD
place 'vlali0. thereto.
On motion o. III. Haynes, The House adj9urned.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
IN SENAIE.-Mr Morris prp.cuied several
memorials iT0n Oa4o, against Ihe annexation OF
Texas Ia ilr L. = "a aiy conditlous Whatsoever
Wilah Wss laid o. Use tabit.
Nj. Wight, from the committee % dnanec. re
fsa.ltd bl 10 authorize iAa Issuing oi ITessuE,
outes. THIS bili 4ulboiises lse i.selag of Tfes-
sury no,ss ~ tie aa,oanl OF ----- millions, in
NOTES 81 not les than 100 dollars, bearing interest
a. Exceeding ~ l-r oeniun per anuum. The
HatsS 50 bC issJ,d aga sigstd ny The fseasufer.--
lsese noics 10 hr Teoeirsbie lo4 debts and taxes
90 ti'e L. sles, ord q b rendered 10 public cred
tiogs the ltil copt3lns l. iectioas TIE BAL!
Nss tesd and ordered % second reading.
Nj Nu.ht, from TIE same committee, report
ta It'll actanFring a innhtr extension oi Tie
ray ueut 81 du,y bonds Tls extension Is for siA
nuu'hs 90 outstanding duty Jouds. This bin Vas
ofder,d 70 a second reading.
NJ. Wright from tie same committee. ronort.
20 biH ia ADJUST uit remaining claims on the
Dcfosllg Bauks. Ills bill autboises The pfesi
don't 20 c0aiiauc 10 w heraw the public funds from
thr Depa,ile Banks 10 ihe manner he has already
dome TIE uurey doc To the United States to be
fep.ld IN three lustaimcbs, beaiIng interest Tins
bill was ordered ~ o second rcsGue
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Nir Csmbrtl,ng from tic committee on ways
and means. reported " . bin 10 auh0rise the lss4e
ol afelsury notes Read twice and committed.
The resolution, yesterday oiiercd bv Mr.. Ad-
ANS, relative TO tbt correspondence on The subject
II ihe boundary beWcru The Cahtd States and
Mckee, Arr q ceS>ion Oh 4 Sas u tie United
statc., Nas 'saca ~ aud aurccd 10,
Tie resolution oEcrcd Jy Mr. Adams, ealing
taf any cer. cs puHC>ncc VhiUh may have passed
briN,en tie government of the Ulicd States,
aud that Of Texas, ~ relation 10 au annexation Of
Il vas to,hc Union bsing under consideration.
Mr.. llHscy urrtd 10 aa.ruJ ~ inserting the
usual restriction, =" It uol inconpoublo with Tie
puait, utero>',' winch was agreed IL, aud the re.
so'a1tgu was adapted; AFTER some discussion, Ia
Wttoh Alossrs, Wise, Haynes, Adsms, ". Iaoalp-
spp, tuAeUS. Gttnucli, Brunm Ryii, .latsey,
Gushing. hddlc aud Dawson participated, Mr.
Adams t,uA occasion to ., alatk thai l57" large
portion OF The people OF The Omitted States, inueh
as t'oy are attached 10 toe Union, weuld, lac
believed. prefer a total dissolution OF the onion
20 tltc annexation Ia i al the Republic OF Texas !"
Mr. rickrus called the attention q tie House 10
tic reias kabie issue which had been presented,
aud TO Tho qoaitcr from which il came. We we're
iold that large majority Of the people would pre-
Ter dlsaui0a, to lhc annexation Of Texas and il
must be recoiiocicd, that these were the people
wh o - lately sung halleluiats 10 the Union liz
teIaioed t6al rae Issue was thus holct aud fairly
mace, Upon that issue he would meet the ques-
tom; snd ttNse Who had made it, would, he trust,
Cd, have the courage 10 maintain It, when the
question should cone'up for consideration, al The
loug session.
Mr.. Wise said, be believed with the gentleman
that il was deep and vital question, and he
fully prepared TO discuss it. He was sorry that
the gentleman from Massachusetts, had made this
III az. .rgat tai