New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
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Next followed reply to Mr. CLlSaMAN's
speech. He proved that Loce-Focos were more
enlightened tn Wings. He corPared ine IN
telsiE ence oI Pennsylslnia 70 ii.et OF Noftt "a
roi;na. lie 6d not wish to DC psrso aal, Tor 'he
vsry idea of a messenger scnt the wings oi
Ere. made him 'rerDble almost IN his place. ne
denied that British gold had been used hy inc
Loco Focos. Then came lecture od Cathc'ics:
He here sent a pamphIe. 10 the Clark. who read
an ex:ract proving that the Catholics voted Tor
MIR. Clay; stating also, The numbers oi lay men
and of the hierarchy OF that religion who are
Whirs. He asserted that Mr. Polk was open
nd frank On the Tariff. Did time permit nc
you'd prove that a;r. GAYS course was snui-
fi.nr aad cvasive. lie then vent over the stump
arguments of the late Election, without io1ching
at al! upon the subjsct, heo'e the coniEiiI'ee;
His hour having expired, some difficulty occurred
il getting him to take his seat. hlf RATHBUs OF
New York hlving Obtained the flor, The COM
mi;tee rose.
M, LYax BorD proposed an amendment 10
Nfr. DsuGLAss's amendment 10 the loint fesoiu-
ton for the Annexation of Texas. The SPoahe'
said that il could not be entertained unless .Ie
gentleman from illinois accepted 1t as iiiVe'I-
cation to his amendment. Mr.. DouGLAss IS
sented to this, and so 1t was recelvsd hs az
arendmen. and ordered printed. iN's IS iis
form in which believe il has bsen agreed up.h
to pass the measure. Judge DOUGLASS ana Ai!'
BOYD viii have to divide The h0nar.
scad you copy, As it assumes an im9oF-
tarce in this case above the others.
JoIxr RESOLUTION .e.,.
Prcrians for ii. 4aniSsiop Of Ier&s as state ei INC
Be Re,o,-e 5y tie s.aase s' aad Hoass g Re1resea.a-
r e. ne I9ted Stats Gt 5msr,iG , ~ r5 eiy st
fully Included within the limits Of eSas be erccten IT." ]
s ,, S y 10 3 sae Se pc e SaeS 81 bS the PSopc d
with the of The Government. upon the o2
conditions and guarantees which, wh,n aopt.. ,' 20 ne
sad snail be obligatory well uron the People "i leNa> Us
fFI, That .ad tas be arred ,uj,c to the adjustment
hy the of the United States OF all questions o
boundary that may with other Government: 1T
Second That the Constitution Of said STATE "i !GxaS, VII b
the pfoper evidence Of IL adoption by The Peepe hfo' W.
sainc nny be laid before Congress ses'ion
Third. sad state. when @dGed ato The Cngn, me- me-
ard hafhnr, navy and Navyyafd docks, magazines, aih
nrqment' and a other p,pc,iy ani mans pe,IrS III M & 10
c onds. debts taxes. and dues oi every Eini w "Tc ri bc
vacant and unsppropaed land. lyn- within is limits TO be
applied 10 the ayment Of the debts md iabIties o
and the residue OF said lands after dcharguc sad debts and
liabilities TO be disposed snd Stale may direct. but IN no
eyeHt snId debts gnd liabilities TO become charge up w
Government the Untel Suites ,; ,i,
in number. addition to the State proposed TO De nnm
ee,enf @ @ Of Ti. H ss be uI% out Of the Territory thereof
which shall e entitled IN admission INTO te unh uhGet t
provisions the Federal CONSTITUTIONS Provided that Sd
~ be formed out oi that portion ni siid
territory. which eS North OF thirty degrees an hr'y
of North latitude: shall he be 10 the po's"ns
the eighth OF the act ol Congress oi e SKIN u Mach
1870 commonly called and known the " Missouri conpo
but such Sine Sl'eS ny be formed oll 81 @ ,1at
parton 0i ad erntgry winch lcs south G hlfty.. HS- &
and thirty ot north latitude. ,hail he admitted n" ie
tn0r with the provisions specified IN SAID tlshi
s-ciiau the penpe o each nie from the great diversity at
soil, climate and products, may desire.
On motion of Air. jUYGERroao -Reso we'd,
That the Committee on Accounts be empowered
to sand for persons and pepsrs. THIS Is intended
fox Mr.. HicNrlty's case.
On motion of dr. HAMLIS OF Maine, The House
theG Adjourned, It being O'Clock.