Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-24
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SATURDAY, Jan. IL.

+ '0inn; i'ccI ain,nl which were many ne"
'4 oi Il publ aud private nature, whirh w"r'
"a, iWice and referred IN the usual way. The
-, then resolved uscii ln'u Coumntcc +"
. Wh,le On tih STATE "f the u ,"n, aud re-
s.. AL the consideration "' the j,nt resolutions
,ir annex .tnn at rrx,s AR. X 'nncdy, ~
+ l., addressed III" conntce n opposition II
3, me ,sure. aud NJ Morse, III l,. spoke ~ ~
Z ,r. NJ T,bbut>, o Kanurkv, "b'an"d Tie
SEM, ard ale con II toe ross ~ ~ Jorird pr"
ess. The House then adj 'irn"d.
MoNYAy, Jan. -.
- the House, afur III, read ~ nj Saturdays
3, nl,cs, Mr.. Kennedy If B,lim,rr, idr an
,Ynlauaiion teia',,r I, some msreprcsrn' alton
ns speech on r.xnS IN Saturdays GIole il,
.-, plrt uhich referred 10 the visl' of Mr.. Bel
a.. # Ahblm,. 10 lI ,fim,rr last summer.
Ni- cavc JrhnSoi N we'd ,htt all h,ha'r on
'1- i'cAas qins'I'r. nay 'r'n"r he Ennrnit'e"
- ,',n Whpie. 'crm.n,'r on Nh day al , ,'co-k.
- Snmp'e inn>rl in 'lr the R"-oiu'tnn %
he ,qhin. Upon 'his he yea. aui nays were -
es- ~. nays 81. S, the m,tlon was la,d on
..e f.n"
49,. Mon y own inlrrl ,r"i i,n Il 'solu
.,., i,r tho Arn"x,',,I nj Fev,s. Il 'ui in,c
,ua -nrcfrei to ,irc trnnt.c' the Wjn'.
'ir. lIa'c. nf N,v ll,n,-h re-. m,ir ,uo'i"'
,,'o'np' to got his Proposition ll!tr.d red, watch
aas refused.
The House then WON, iu'n Committee al The
whsle ua the STATE ui the UAion. Nj. li,p!ln
in Ice Chair.
NJ 'f,hbn's having The 4 No, spoke his hour
In .t"ur Of AnncXa'in hii wtlch at the nuin'
..ss sr'.ncl l,a airnra'ed j tao; apj''ar. lie
74.i,l ,rln example u! ll' Unlnu between T. y
md a d Ireland, to sh,N ,hu The u ~ he
.,ves.n this ,ouuiry AMI fevas was not c,ut ar,
" tuterna'on1l aw. Th Gentleman nug l.
.eru!eu thu, Ire and and Il ,gllnd had hren .
ar The sam" ktnL tor siN cen "rt'S before II"
irinn in 1900. The argument is a pecn'iary
portanl One /; for the wh"e civilized world :,
..H ayliared on repnilinr this very act at uuIo
,twren Englaud and Ireland, after The laps" I"
7lar!v hail century. Ii ii similar state at tee
,15 q, 10 agitatc this roun'rv un Il un'on between
t.'s country and i'eyts we had better rciran
ION entering MO II.
Mr.. B. nkorhoif of Ohio, then obtained Ih'
ltor. He had hoped that lh's measure. would h'
paFuted To ~ n'er iiii TIE n"N' admin stratum
MA naye cone n'u in vrr y stnll. K =
r-.sentaii,c on his # or had been elected Il
aei on This question.
lie rldrculed the Aca al uTr guin. in'o tt,
support OF his measure dnZh "d ny III" c'l'rs II
winch We have h,a p'In'cl the blessings "
F'a,erv, The belurleS at bond -, and the III ,~''
ri e., t,u.. lie wa- ~, IA lnc Nrh thai deaf
aat buried treaty wh oh h,d ben na.,in I'D ~
lu l,nr in al lis ~ l"nk- aud c",'orr"i-.
H. opposed the A,urxe'lo, On arrn'ni ri the
d.b,s which Il NO id 80 !" 81 tbs c"un'rv.-
Duo was ~ debt, -she w"I'd u.r rhl~ debt
She wui,'d ais, "ppn>r NE res iin,''i"' 1T an
lut.e. T. wnlii 1t, vrry welt lar '"sc VITO h.
lpp-rd '3 n'pi,ila'tnt ) a -. lar II wiS -"
.h4' then. ..l~ t.pmt, - tndHr'iIl'r t ~ , ia !
pr on 'ucioA BIT i,.t hn"r-' men, vr" SIS
hFpay their hci.>. and age a.f"a:y "y'th i'dehc'
tlaY want to cnrrr,rt nn intrr -plrti 'nlirl
slGuG Texas knew u"liiier the ann int ui he
debs nor the al "placy al her resources /" I'M"
i.,Gin. lie Wouli uppnse every measure Ia
Annexation uli all her dents We're prny ded Il,
Grnt'cmen:a'k about eNpin-inn at 4,'nern-
Is, Aut ,hc.r grn'tosry Mas i"'"he he ~il'l'
I've II: Oh. free States ut the NoHlD one ht
- tae trrrto'y a. terra ocr - b. he,t Tree
o. .ery, and We nav ihen .rtc-hr!urc that "
'vill not agree to Annexation. Unless saver
be excluded our y"un- inca Viii no 20 there
d. and grab hy the r'Ic oI y"ur slaves.
aust cnn,c ia, # at al, on equitable terms
lis colleague (Mr. d, an) may ad'nca'c li'
he (Mr. ~ WAS Dnrmln, iils colleague wa
Yankee. lie (Mr. D. might oppose The ii
tcres,s OF his friends hem the L S'-m@lt i",
his own nrst +! lie chtse-but h. CIR. Is VOL
oppose the scheme.
T. ID.
an explanation. Mr., Dean -ut so excited ur>
rt,lring--swingng II 5 arms around hin. Al
dumping ihr tc.k with las cieprled is, wary
irg the ar,,"n sometimes by ,taNn4 Il At NJ
-. that the r"pntirr- cnn'd hear uo !'n- a,i
the roarS aud shouts If mu.Her, bat the rap
me Chlrm,u'S tH,uln"r.
NJ, DeAl havlu! taken his s"a, Mr.. Brinke
huff cl"sed lbs speech hy maxi ~ s''nalu4 Il
lusgon Ia 'h.. language 81 Sol'h"rn grutic.nA
that M Nu'Gcru President, either Wing or !.
60 Fnr", hli ever been r" ,,er'ed. H. 81
ycauurd .Iiu-. n Insult MAS tcc"S>dry la bri
the N"r'N t" srusr al II, n"u de. r,lilIun.
"Otlrr+ in'gh be- hulhcl n IN thus way, b
rs tor me-" "a Il Mr.. b. - I'd rather be a d,
and hay The moon than such a RoHan.'
Mr.. i'rn,rrh"tf : speech MAS ii hard dose f
the l. cn +. o> Ia swallow, iar;Irnlar.v Tor ihm
who draw tnntr arl.u,rl'- tnr Annexation iru
the rcsu, nl the reccl +. c''lmn. | ave gv'
in"r.v a. distract s'Iiv.ds he triil ul lhuus
which IA" pir$n"l.
NJ. C,,p,'ll oi G,,rg;a then took The &
and spoke ms hour ~ favor at Annexation.
Mr. Homes {" S'n'h t,rou,, then o,ldin
tl,e floor aui he Commute, ,",r.
The Hose :nen a i 'irnrI i!i 10 morrow
! tn" SenIIr. NJ. r,-'er at lennn,sec
troInced bd d'irlnr Inc Terms % wa
Texas nv b. a.,n"\"d tn The Uu'rI $'a
which was re- al TIVE" lud referred II the & -
mitee on F,erirl Afur-. l. Is ,hr S,li. IS
iru.ncei ~ the House hy II . Mli "n Brow
II prov le,' for ti," DIVISION ui HE Territory /,
Free and Slave Territory. Arcr the receipt
Of some pciii ns aud the rest If the rr..u
business, lie sSrns'e went lnlu Executive s.
siJn WIlh closed doors.
TuE.DAy, Jan. II
In the Srnlir 10 hiv, Mr. iiayNund rnpnr
bill pruyduI Tor The adu-s"u oI i'rXts II
the un-i > ateS, aud To- restore Tie auci,
Limits Of the republic. lie spoke Tor upwa
OF two hours ia iayOr ol the annexation. yet
clared It AS his opinion, iuuuded upon uq Il
that sucl, an act could nnl take place csc
upon some such compromise "a lie proposed
division al the Territory, alter lis acIpl>ltl
into savehuldHg and uuu. slaychulllug Sal
Mr. Murehead made sunc remarks with
view 10 show that any proposition for The adr
sion at Texas by legislative act wouid he
constitutional add maintained hat ma proceed
could be found for the admission ut neW s.
before the ierrstury out -! Nhirh Il vas form
was acquired. lie declared hn-rlt, hove,
in favor oi aEneYdlIuli, Il It can he done con
ssteuly wnii The PROVISIONS u The Cuust
ton. Mr. Archer, "a lew reut,k, eltcir"I
40 lnQulry by MF sewer. stated tn lIie SEA
hat ll,e tu,nuullre uu Foreign Relations
I,oi intend Ia make = report Ia the Seuiic
The subject unlil the House had taken some
iin'lve action thereon; lhi Is, either b, p,
ing proposition Tor the ADMISSION ut Texas
refusing Ia do 80.
T., H.. I 49,