Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-01-25

ne voted nor the eection he would be abused for eus "a
had been extended others in he Gr s,,. 80
if he voted against it. then he might be cond a. =; syor
Of imposing restrictions Texas ON the sl;a, 20 l.vsy
Hence il was that he had desired the floor
He agreed with his colleague r Daoxeoo :, in aes;ro
that this proposition should have fair opportunity o h;r
made acceptable possible and then he could nudge WIN
ther he would go for OF against it, After remarks ON
the constuionaliy Of admitting Texas other oreie
States he concluded with saying that il should turn out
that they could not get Texas in without restrictions he
hoped they would be as few as possible
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON had no remarks 10 make Ta
thought they to have Texas speeches. twoud be BET
ter TO have them in Committee Of the Whole. With that
view he would move the previous question.
The previous question seconded caves 95 put a.
carried and the main question being ON the rejection Of lie
| BILL Il was decided by yeas and nays, as follows
YEAsT Mes abbott arlington, Ahe, Barnard Ed
Chapman, Augustus chapman Cneh, cinpmso crs
ton Cross Daniel Daragh, Garrett Davis, Dcle Fish,
rlore9se French G0ggin Grder HaraIson HUBBARD Hud
Daniel I. King Lucas, Lumpkin Mcconnell Marsh Ed
ward Joy Morris Freeman H. Morse, Moseley Payne Pey
ton Preston, Chas NJ Reed, Roberts, Rockwell, Rodney,
Schenck, Severance, Sdell Albert Smith, Caleb Smith,
Stephens Andrew Stewart, Summers Thomasson Tucker.
lysr Vance, Wessiered John White, Woodward, William
NAYs--Msssrs Adams, anderson Atkinson, Baker, Bay
Brown; Caldwell, Carpenter, Jeremiah f. Cary Shepherd
lamer, DANA Richard b Davis. john w Davis, Dean, Dill
bingham, Dromgoole Duncan, Dunlap, Ellis FsrIee Flick
. rG Sas. . rs f sa Ss%a a;;s. sr .1
Hunt Charles j. Ingerso Jameson, jerks Cave Johason
Andrew Johnson, Andrew Kennedy Preston King, Kirkpa
siscsFHs Mspsss Mslsaias, Ms i.' JOS Ma.ss
Murphy, Newton, Norris Parmentcr, Paterson, Petit Pol
lock- ElsaR. Potter Emery d. Potter Pratt, Pury Rath-
bun, David $. Reid Rcding Relfc Ritter Robinson, Ro
gers, Russell Sample Saunders, sener Ihos IL Seymour
David L. Seymour Smons, John T. Smith, Thos. Smith,
Robert Smith, steenrod, steson, Stiles James w. Stone
den yanmcter Wentworth Wheaton, Benjamin White, VIII
liams Winthrop, Joseph a. Wright, Yost-li9
50 the House refused to reject the bill and i was there
upon read second time, and referred Committee of the
whole House on the state Of the Union.
! OHIO VS.. ANNEXATION.
Mr. TILDEN presented resolutions Of the Legislature of
the State Of Ohio soemny and earnestly protesting against
any proceeding Of the Government Of the United States,
branch department thereof having Tor its object the
nexacn of Texas the United States because It is uncon.
stuona because would lead war without lust cause
because would make country liable for the debts Of
Texas without sufficient indemnity and for various other
reasons set forth in the resolutions
These resolutions also the Senators and request the
Representatives of that State in Congress conform their
the principles laid down in the resolutions and to their
utmost endeavors prevent the annexation of Texas the
| United States.
| OREGON
Mr.. TILDEN at the time presented other resolutions
Of the Legislature Of the State Of Ohio requesting the Sena
tors and Representatives Of that State in Congress tn exert
themselves to bring speedy termination the negotiations
pending in relation the title Of the United States to the Ore
territory and to take such they think
the American settlers therein the blessings
peace and the protection Of their lives and property and
protesting in the most solemn against the
der by compromise otherwise Of the smallest portion Of ter
toy which the United States has just claim and title
After the resolutions against annexation bad been read
Mr.. MCDOWELL inquired Of the Clerk he had not mis-
read the resolution, by using the word insruced as ap
piled to the Senators from that State, instead Of the word
!" requested :"
The CLERK answered that he had The word Instructed
was the term employed in the resolution.
The resolutions committed to the Committee Of the
! Whole the state of the Union.