Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-27
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY "a. is.s.

Pssssse Of tAe Rsssisfisss Of Tsrss Aa.exsfion.
A. thought probable the resolutions xing Texas
passed the House Ct Representative on aturday-syes
100. noes s. Eight Wings voted for them, Messrs
Peyton. scnter Ashs and Milton Brown. Of Tennessee
Messs. Clnch and Stevens, Of Georgia; Dcile OF Aabs
bsma aud Newton of Virginia. Their votes reversed,
would have prodused nearly tic.
Towards the close Of the debate, Mr. RAysKR OF North
Carolina and said -" lie called upon the Reporters
particularly, that Southern whig who was in
favor OF the annexation of Texas had been allowed to sd
dress the House during the debate. BY some system ,r
management Southern Wings had been deprived Of the
floor and thus prevented from explaining their position and
Rvins their for the they intended pursue
[" Mr. iorSNs OF Virc,nia who occupied the Chair call
ed Mr.. Rayner to order, and said he could permit
Elections to be made upon the Presiding offce"l
The form of resolutions adopted, that offered by Mr.
Milton Browne, OF Tennessee land Mr. Foster Of Tenue.
sec, in the Senatc) providing for the adoption Of
one Texas slave State aud four hereafter if the
people prefer slavery.
Mr.. liac's Iof N. H. proposition for making two States
OF ToSas-oue slave. the other savery-recrved but
l6 votes.
b. the resolutions adopted slavery in the State. 70 be
cr aed out OF Texas. To exist the people may
prefer.
The debts Of Texas are not to be assumed BY the u.
States but provided for of the Texas Public Land Fund
(rhs If sustained by the Senate, great measure the
consequences of which, foreign aud domestic and
Immediate, commercial political and religious can be FORE
Seen nor guessed by human ken Ii may pro.
duce dissolution Of the Union exists. and new con-
fedsraeies among the States, with Mexico and posi-
bly, England aud civil may produce these
ana result in strengthening and enchng the American
People, IN extending the OF Liberty and civilization
and the Anglo Saxon tongue religion and civil Institutions
We have always dreaded the consequences than we
hoped from them, because knowing that this great
sure sprung from political intrigue and the cupidy OF
specu!acrs, could expectation that
what was born in inquiy could lead glory aud hap
pness But Providence chooses its by rules
hidden from mortal eyes, and humbly that such
NAV be the case now. and tina, what appears
doubtless and alarming import yet destined effect
final good)
But the measure has pass the fiery ordeal OF the
Senate body different in constitution and character
from the House. Our information leads 20 the rmest
assurance that the resolutions pass the Senate That
BODY will not consent to be goaded by the system OF
Overseeing successfully pracsed against in
the other House: They will certainly take for
des enquiry and the consideration Nearly
every Senator will desire address his constituents and
this viii probably bring the 4h March, But there is
supposed to be decided majority against by
legislation in any shape, ii not by Treaty too.
u The Senate Of the o. States has not been in session
since THURSDAY.