Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

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{ Henry Lsdyani hate Chur.e d'AGalts,o Texas
A Resoluii" was sdopiel gran,ips the use of |
no iiail on Monday evening next IL the National |
Institute tor the purpose of hearing an adde's |
rom the Hon Lhsi w cpuoRY, 10 De deliy cred |
before the National Ins,n,n.
ORGANIZATION OF TIE ARMY.
Mr. bh'k oi G.. RET, Dried a Bill frum n Selcc,
Comma'ee. proposing re ryan ziiion nj The Army.
which was referred to the Committee vi tue
Whole.
WOOD FOR TIE Pooq.
Nesni~ion was adopted Proposing 81 distribute
me surplus wood about the Capitol To- the pr,r ui
me c'iy during the prc-cni inclenicn, sras,m.
MIR. G. w Jones, oi Tenn. made ran,.h Opposition
Ia the Resolution, whrn i, was wiIhdr,vn, amy
member having tho pDwef io Olieci To It,
TEXAS AND MEXIcO.
Mr.. Barnard ri New Yotk oIcteJ a scrias vi i'm
po'iant Resolutions ia regard to F,sas aud M.xlro
rhcy are allows:
Resotre9 That The President az ih.. United State.
&c requested 10 put this House IN yns.e-snm nC tho
precise miofmaii"n. said To- have h.on received NJ
ihc Department OF Stas ihtohsh alajnr BuriER. ,.
gent inr The Cherokee In ,n,s. ia September last
ihn' en'ssaries or agents 81 l'se Mexican Cavern.
mrn were ornps'ysd ia inslsating the Indian ifirrs
On our south Western frontiers Ia ucIs o. u,siy a.
gainsi our citizens aud those of Texas residing IN
Their respective ncielhpurnuris
NeSolNei, That the Ffesilent uf the u. 8 he re
pnesied Ia iniJrm this House what represent iins
ho has caused 10 he male To the {; ,vo r,nncnt ui
Mexico ~ reference I" lhi. pr,ceoiin, ana 10 lnr
"sh Tue ii"nse WIZ cnrics az any diplomatic IN
slruciions oi curTespndedcc ON tho sul,ri n M,
IA his Judscmen', Incompatible wih Tao public ia
ieresiy,
- kes''te ~. Thai the President of tho n = hs re-.
incsied Ia mann this House nv yva, sulsi,iinp
treaty the u States ore bound To tho Government %,
Texas 10 maintain peace and hnfmptv Among The
s'NeThl Milan tribes. whu iuhapii ilge hnls adm
4 Ian I'm lFna .I.,.. 4
RES between the iwn cuunitics." &c. as seon. 20
he agreed "n IA letter from Mr. Calhnln 10 Mr.
ioIeIs"u diicd Washington. September IL 1871,
Nesolved. That the President uf tho q ; tie re-
quesed Ia inirsI the iin III what trraly al the
u - with any inrrign power. ,nnd m. siipula
Mons reiefrehi" m that letter. which rcguirb ar au-
h"T'"e The irois ei the H. = in any condition en-.
lingency or treaty whatever; To- he marched iu,o
Texas os any where oct of the United States aud
there stationed
Resolved, That the President 40 The u States he
requested Ia inform this House ,un!er what cnn.ii
tnIunni or lee! provision under whit usage a:
The Government Charge d'Atlrs uf III. l., = near
foreign rower, CONS ling wuh The nuihunIies 81
such i"regn p'wcr, is instructed in the letter NJ
Mr. Calhoun io Mr.. Donasun. Isi referred oin nS-
sumo The control aud direction al Ir,ps al the u =
winch may he placed IN le irld iur ac unl service
III The face Of The puhic enemy SOAR ms 10 direct
me POINTS - which they shall nar!;li .Ai Al wihcr
ir"aps nnd III" officer. colnmnni;fs ihem. u,.dc,
mo superior auIruIlys Vrtcrs ava. command ui sucl
| Charge.
Objections were heard to the5Resoiu,iuns on III
sides OF the House. -
Mr.. Blrnarl novel for the .p,pension Of ,h,
Rules in order 10 hTlhs ia The Resolutions aud cali
eel Tor the yeas and nays. winch were ordered 4
v"te Of I've Thirds j,eceS.sry aui rho result ,a
Tor Suspension al the Rules 81, grinsi IL 81 rh,
Rules were not suspended <S~-
MIR. Hamn Of Maine, mnyei The rccnn.yfcrra
ton OF the Resolution which passed yesiei las. or
derng hemeln5ers Of Congress TO DO furnished Y, ai
Maps
A motion was made lo la, ibc smotion To rssons5
der op'n the table. which WINS lost $50 ie'ss u
| The vote adopli"g The Resifuiipi way then Ia
considered, and the ResoluIioa itself LAID upon n,
| table.
- Mr. Ingerspll proposed similar ono. and nc
c"mns"'ed IL with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tho Resolve .
The COMMITTEE on Engraving
! hir iIammeit OF NJ S. thought If The RcscIutio,
was designed 10 enlIghien tho House in regard q
Tho "ii"s xaiion nf Texas. there occasion f.,
lis Introduction. The uouse, he believed. ba,
| made up It's mind was well informed and WINS r,o
dy tor anne xaion.
Mr. ingersoll expressed himself rs del irbte,
70 hear that there 10 he any ncIiun unnn ,I,
subject We had been told that It woaId bs coll
60 upon NIonday-ihen on Thursiay-ilen -,
Monday agan-ihen Oh the Monday ollowinp-an,
Then again today.
Mf Hammeii said at will come"
The Previous Question W US NOV anil The yboI,
'u'?ect was got fd OF by being laid upon The table
aud referred.
>, motion was made and agreed TO- that when IN,
House adjourn 1t ADJOURN To meet asoin IN Thnrs
day " '
MIR Mcdowell Of Ohio then gave notice that he
WOMB Introduce bill 10 annex Texls, aad then
The House Adjourned