Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
VOLUME 2s. NUMBER lS4.
TwENTY.SEvENTH CONGRESS,
IN SENATE.
THIRD SESSION.

IN SENATE.
In the Senate, to-day after som. un;mnort,,, hr.;
Mr. WOODBURY. moved instructions TO the Conm,s.
VI commerce. u inquire into the expedcncy OF extending
tne provi.ions OF the Bill Showing drawback upon ccrt.a
Foreign Merchandise, xpoed in the orns
70 articles exported by land sswe by sea The motion
was agreed
WAREHOUSE SYSTEM.
Mr. WOODBURY. moved that the memor;,l. hsr,,o,.
Presented IN relation to the Housing system ovc,h.r
win that portion OF the Message same subject be
now appropriately referred.
mr. WRIGHT said important memorial ON the .ph
Ject from the Chamber of Commerce of the Civ OF New
ofA had oee1 presented ago by him and bs
nov moved reference OF Il 10 the Committee on Finance
MI. HUNTINGTON Chairman of the Commute, on
Oommerce) said he hoped the would be postponsd
anu he memorial alluded to printed; and this .ugse,
OREGON TERRITORY
n resolution offered by MIR. LINN OF Missouri. then
came up tor consideration ~
Mr.. ARCHER opposed the call ,,o, Oh, -, =,
Were now in progress between the Governmen,
OF the United States, and that of Great British in refer
70 inns matter and they might be embarrassed by dis
closing the information asked for.
MI LINN advocated the resolution bpt ,r.z -oo,., .
insert clause making the communication of the f,r,. d
pendent on the proviso that would comport with the pub
Mr. KING Of Alabama hoped that after the .,,,,,.r,
OF MT Archer thas negotiations were pending the cali
would not be perseversd in.
Mr.. BENTON adSocated the resolr,;or IN +. ,..L-.
Peech ssnng upon the propety publicity of ali ha,
had occurred between the Minister Special and tho Ser
tary OF State. ~ ''e-
The resolution having been modified 40 a. q, i.., -,
then adopted. wa
ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTS.
resolution submitted few DAYS since bv NJ po,,.,
taken up. - y -'' Don''i
Mr. ARCHER said he advised from the Deps-,r.,,
OF ate that no such proposition had made in anv form
TO the Government of the United States and NO si1;
Whatever 10 II by the Minister from Great Britain
Mr. BENTON said he wished to have the denial in ,h
most authentic forn and therefore must insist on his notion
"hch was carried in the sfirmative-yeas 25 NAYS 10
Aer some debate, order given for printing I5oO
copies certain oicia documents already presented to ,s
senate, relative 10 the culture of hemp
NUMBER OF private bills put their third reading
REPORTERS OF THE SENATE.
ne resolution OF Mr. Bayard, for organizing eorps Of
oneiai reporters, was passed by informally.
GEN. JACKSON'S FINE
ne OIL TO indemnify Gen. Jackson for DAMAGE, su,in
ed by him while in the discharge of his tutv ron,a 49, -.
second residing, when very spirited and nnmaed dh,
snsned IN which the old arguments of last session wore 70
ierated though somewhat higher spced than on th,t oc
SION ne speakers were Messrs. BAYARD, CRITTEN
DEN CONRAD, BUCHANAN, LINN, ALLEN and
othefS mere - no disposition the part of any on. in the
senate TO withhold the ne but repay as to avoid in
nicung injustice the memory OF Judge Hall and viola
aisensson went until later hour than the Sensts ha
been engaged the present session. and after aU u.s. ~,
Poned uut Tuesday next ~ p's-
Mr. BENTON presented the credentials of Mr. Ivy
Senator elect from Missouri from the Sd Of March NETT
which were read and placed on file IVA"
Mr. FULTON also presented the credentials of Mr. 81,
vIER, Senator elect from Arkansas from the al OF N,h
next which were also read and placed on the files NJ
TOOK occasion 10 that had gon,
abroad through some Of the Newspapers thar his coes
haa elected from the 81 Of March 1915 of S43
~hich impression he desired TO have corrected