New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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L be HOUSE OF hEFEtSt~'i-f'''-
cuped with the Texas question to-oat. .ds
afisr the reading ofthe minutes ;he speaker isas
so,ne observations aboat The sat oil al aeo!i,'0
R.norter mr.. Lea9itt lie stated That no s. 81 na
been appropriated to thai gentleman, as 'ir
man ifnm North Carolina had ins'hue'eo' H'''
CiEgnan explained. .-,,.cs -csl-
Mr. CAyE JogssoY made gone rnriaTHs csncs'-
iuF sarue Pstents Issued BY the Secretary OF tne
TTeesury relative 10 some iandz OF HE ii'cr above
Nets Orleans. ,.,o p,so-
Nj. H4Lr OF New Hampshire offered some keso-
lutions from Iha; State in favor OF the re- H'i1
OF Texas H. stated that at the proper '.n ~,
woad Prove that r2ore Tree than save
admitted from Texas II admitted mo az =,
The Resolutions acre referred TO ,he oe'li'ee u
On motion of MI B.Ylr The, House then resolved
;,seIf min Committee Of hs Whole on the STATE OF
the Union air. Hopkins in tie lhair.
Mr.. YANcEY OF Alabama beng IN POSSESSION on "
The floor spoke in favor OF the Anns1aiioh el
He bean by aneuing the embittered party ise!iag
rst;ng in his country aud It's entrance into this
House. Had he pot been indisposed when NE gen
,l-r,sn from Ohio n few DAYS since, 'ir. Sch-hck
on The SDb.Traasury Bill be would nave made re-
marks similar to those which be intended nov 10
make in reply 10 the gentleman from Norm OeIo-
lima. I'll. -.
mr. of the East that drew the Shepherds TO worship
the nan! Saviour wrapped IN swaddiias CLONES
50 this Star had risen attract Inc admiration OF
all Administrations, ard now eliminated over 'h's
infant Republic, and peuouc hearts lesP Win Joy
at the huter Of It's banners. He regretted 'Aat on
this grrut National question inc gentleman ron
NortC arolina could bring no other arg uinent than
,hat Can't Rynders diaed at the Presidents, &c.
He then referred 10 The forgery case, and talked
something Of The rascGiy OF the proceedings IL
State which Mr. CLlyGM,s represented. l,ir
CusGMAy rose, but Sir. YANckY said :, No explain,
ing here--explanations elsewhere he Co'npafeo
Mr.. CLISGMsy's conduct 10 ;hs son OF Moan VINO
lancbed ., his (a,hsr's nahedness. Ii would have
neen better 10 initiate the example o' be o'ier sous
of Noah VINO, who whcn They sd" his sAsuis,
| :sbacked up and covered Their father nuci!Y-
The curse OF God nov rests upon Inc cescsnuth's
OF Ham, on tbs continent Where iiii!io'!s
Of ;hsg are ia bondage 10 tins day. N ooeuirhce 10
the command of God--proyinc the truth OF prophecy
and OF divine Revelation. the gentleman shouu
have defended his State when attacked. ne shades
Of the brave of North Carolina would irown upon
their Representative al the present day. But he
would not follow the gentleman into The pnrileus
and silks of party.
He then discussed the Constitutional power, and
CLAIMED Annexation on This point, also on The point
OF the honor OF the nation. He acknowledge that
ii there wus an actual war Row c1isuag between
Texas and Mexico We could rot annex iexaS-but
it was onlY paper Several Ilmes during Inc
debate he called Mr. ingersoil resolution " urea
w. H. then went into defence OF John yler
and his election consiiIu'ionaly by The People. lie
asserted that the oGium resting on taG AdInlnlstFa
ton Of the younger Adams was Cancelled somewhat
by the e1ertions in 1851 10 annex Texas.
He then commented on Massachusetts patriot
ism. tina, Stale is as full of treason Us any other
part Of the country-fu!l If The spin, OF The Hart
lord Convention ''Thr'e she stands"-ay, rich
with the spolls ~rung by piunder from 'he s"ret o.
Southern brows. There stand Bunker HUI ard
Lexington, bu; The glory is departed. No Northern
man ever could retain popnlaria'of The Southern
men were reelected. Whence came Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Jackson' From the North
No-irom the sunny South. he referred TO me
Manifesto OF Nc. Adams AMI others, published IN
.he National In;elgencer 0: l343i IN favor ct ine
ros;tiors he mad taken against massachusetts and
her reasonable schemes.
Mr. BAYLY of Virginia, next TOOK tte floor, and
smoke TO the constitutional question. lie deiended
john Tyler, and asserted that he was his friend
He closed ms hour by e long and studied attack on
England.
Mr.. SrErsoY oc New-York, next got the floor and
began TO express his doubts about the Annexation.
This created little interest he was The first
Loco FocO 10 take ground against IL. He thought
great majority OF his parry IN favor oi annexing
Texas, but they were not agreed as to the terms
He could lot vote for Il two line declaration that
:czar r.iUu4u DO aop~-L lie mist know the terms.
He Tdcu.ed th idee thai because Congress had TIE;
RE hi TO annex SiaTcs therefore sh1 could provide
territory. If that was ocist on ~ mght stipulate
with China Tor territory England for popu-
laton, and then admit tins us State Under tpe
power TO borrow money We mg hi create . bank from
which 10 borrow money His speech, on tile whole,
was agaips; Texas being admitted in the proposed
manner d kind Of hal.-and half speech. 1t may
open the way Tor others.
hlr SMITH, OF Indiana, having obtained the ii.cr,
the Committee rose.
Several communications from the Secretary OF the
-, .s.,,sa.
ing statistics Of expenses, sc. were received and
ordered printed.
Mr.. PRATT presented some estimates for urnl-
ture to the Presidents House.
Air ADAMS mo:ed the use OF Ihe Hall 10 Robert
Owen OF England Tor tour nights, 10 deliver his
Lectures. Pending this moion the House i'd
joufned.
IL NE SENATE, Hir. TAPrAN presented tire pro-
test OF tae OHIO Legisa!ure.aganst the Annexation
OF Texas.
Nj Mics introduced joint resolutions to annex
Texas as State.
No other business ofimportance was transacted.
II LIVINGSTON, WELLS and PoMgRoY deserve
great creait for the admirably arranged Express
b. which they brought tie Governors Message
to this City. Considering the hadncss of the
roads between Ncw-YoEk and Bridgeport the
despatch was al that could have been expected.
The Express wss under the personal direction
and supervision of Mr. GEORGE Z. PoMEaoY, 10
whose fidelity and perseverance the complete
SUCCESS OF the arrangement: is 10 he attributed.
The Express LETT Albany at noon, and reached
Bridgeport, 1856 mics at 20 minutes to o. run
Mug ti;.c OF, the Housatonic Road a hours.
From Bridgeport Mr. PomeToy came by land,
the roads being in tie worst possible condition ;
but notwithstanding this, the Message wss de-
liyered in This City at half past u O'Clock yes-
terday morning.