New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-21
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80 : Tho Nov. York Tribune

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. i6H
TIE reference OF i!r ArcHisoss bill, for the Or
ca.izatiDn of a Government for the Territory o.
Oregon. was made quite party question III lhe
Senste Yesterday. ne inoiion was 10 re- ). ~
the Committee OF Territories. Tins was opposed.
rhe pc1on was then ;'t 10 refer II 20 me Coiinit
to- on For4isn Relations. Against this SPEECHES
were made by ALLES, BENTON. WALKER, rosrEs
Of r. y sc. Mr. WALKER GATED me iTa7 anu
Nae which were ordsr-d-Tefs2D; NAYS 24-v'z:
~ ,,eeden Evans Foster Of Tenn. Francis.
Johnson, Miller lloreiead, rearce, Phelps,
iye upam sno a H A.Riey Atchson A,heEon, Bagby
Benton Bresse Buchanan, ncnson t.lIneii losIeF o. a.
Woodbu,y@si
There was certainly no use ia making his parry
question. ia both Committees would undoubtedly
vindicste our iusf rights 10 Oregon. The Select
Con,m,e;. TO which it was referred ia composed o.
v4ssrs. A;chison Walker, Rives. Cr,ienasn and
Allen. Three Locos and two Wings
Congress is now pre,tY full, the only persons ab-
srr ~ far Us r.collect are, IN the Senate, eSss'
Jarnoyin. Lewis and Simmons; in the House,
M-ss.s. q. w Dickinson, e. ". Tucker and J. L.
iieiser Dir. C. 81. * ed Of Penrsy ivania and MF.
EdSnrd Cross Of Arkansas took their seats IN The
House, Yesterday, for the first time THIS Session.
In nv last neglected 10 notice that A'r W ASH
i:GToS HUNT. Of New York, gave notice OF his IN
frpton 70 propose al alteration IN HE Constitution
a: The United States 10 rerte7 The President ineiigi-
bic 10 q second election. This ought TO be carried
through.
Court. i,r case of Thomas VI. Don will he brought
uu according 10 noice already given. SHALL en-
dsayor 10 send Won sketch Of the proceedings
Among the arrivals AZ the hotels | notcc J NJ!
lcCpia IF Lexins ton eud Deiazon Smith, - & CHI
I'm of tue world" ihey 5O;i', bell We, nppos.
CL.y on the score of immorality-tor drinking
gambling Sc Oh, Consistency Col. RI.hlrj
+. Stockton arrived in town last night nc stops al
Coieman's
The q War Message" has GnGliy CONF, and
pretty concern it is. You have doubtless rtad and
commented on L. told Y9u would have war
Messaee and certainly The first half is az pretty a
War Message 81 could be gotten mp: but It d~ln.
dies AWAY rather AT the later end. II iarers oil
from words OF war 10 terms of ueGcs. Ny ARIEL
had OIL, r., a. 2 frs; part ofs Message, yhen lls
reported i, Iynr Message but no other man IN The
world save John lyle, could have commenced IN
sueh a atrai-, and ended r. an--
Itbiuk !, .xfrem-l. doubtful whether Mr. ., j..
ingerso!s resolution con be gotthroueh The House
o! Representatives. The propos viii me nh
much less favor in the Senate. Tie probability Is
that netier Fir MCDuies resolution. nor i'F. Beg
TOMS E.ii car pass the Srraie. ire Wing Senators
believe tia, inns 'lexgs business me,e PTesi
dent making trick; ihG, il YVES not movement
originated b7 tie people. but Ivy the parry leaders.
| The; will therefor: take euro Oi our own country,
as lar as pcssibi keeping ship If Stat clear
from he dangers ,ha Surround her, They VIII leave
ns lew scheme To TIE deliberations o The fist Polk
Congress ard let th-m settle it.
| know rot how hr. Shannon i 70 get along. lie
proposes 10 hold no firher inlercoGrzc w'h Mexico
| al he hears something definite from his Govern
mant; his Government proposes no reasdy but 10
ann-x Gcxss! WI sIr. Shannon stay in Ms1i-o
all Texas is annexed, without dong any lhiEg tor
| his payl