Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

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a. Fs-,.l. Seminary. Laid ON the tablet
NJ s.oAx reportcd bill authorizing the County Court
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Bills were repot'ed from oo""'ess'
1eres.
On motion OF Mr.. NEwsAS, the resolutions OF MIR.
T>ospsoS Of n this subsct debated yesterday
taken up. They arc follows:
Resolved, That the Annexation OF Texas should be cf
fccied with further delay than may be necessary tor the
accomplishment Of that object by the constituted auiho-
tics Of the two countries.
mat tho be m
copy OF the above resolution TO each OF the Sena
and Representatives Ut the Commonwealth IN the
Congress Of the United States.
Mr. NEWMAN called the previous Observation-Disclosures
made by Messrs. SrASARp, McMuLLEN, BoNpuRiNr,
NEWMAN, and GAILAHEs.
Various points OF order made by Mr.. McMulen !;
during the pending Of which. Mr.. Galaher at o'clock
moved adjournment rcmarkng that the question
involved Of the power Of the Senate Ia originate such
resolution. could not be gotten over IN this way
The motion tn adjourn was negauved-ayes u, noes Ia
The Guar ovcrrued MIR. McMuiien's point vi order,
and Mr.. Stanard made short explanation. MIR McMulen
was about to proceed when
Mr.. BoSpuRANT raised another point oi order MIR. Nc
Mullen appealed.
Mr. Cox moved lay the appeal and point OF order on
the table Agreed to.
Mr.. NEWMAN Withdrew the call for the previous ques
ton.
Mr.. STANARp about 10 proceed when Mr. Thomp
son Of X, moved adjournment. Negaiived
Mr.. STASARp then made his argument lofeen minuies
against the constitutional right OF the Senate originate
such resolution and read the clause OF the Constitution
which says All Lars shall originate in The House Of
Delegates, =" sc. -
Mr. y. contended that RESOLUTION in many OF is a.
poets was precisely OF the force 4 Ldp-bong
synonimous This resolution was prescribing rule Of
action to Senators and therefore them iao
II asserting that the Senate had right originate
what is equivalent to law Its object unquesonaby
To control the Senators. The Senate but rsrsonary
body, and intended to be. Mr.. Randolph in tie
debates the question in the Convention expressly
contended.
Mr.. SrAsARp dcfed Senators produce a single pre-
cedeni Of the enates originating such instructions these
He desired present. instead of the resolution,
the following expressing the voice OF the Senate only:
Resolred, by the Senate That the annexation o.! Tex
the United States ought To be affected at the earliest
period TINT may be practicable, consistently with the obiga
Of the Constitution the internal peace and tranquil.
of the country, and the faith and honor OF the nation.
M Cof asked Mr. oIANASD u nc woud N'te u" MS
w" '.o'u"o, :, 'uoP' 80 Al w ~ IL. -.
mr. D. snu nc wou'a act upon ""' ecco'o"e 10 MS
sense ot duty lie should certainly vote Tor H. IN prefer