Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
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WAsHiSoroN, Monday De. /!
U. j. SENATE.

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In. PRESIDENT laid before the Senate n rspor, from
the Commiss.cG.I VI Public Bu,dip,s md ,sno,, t,
the Sestetary at Wat
" nncn,.
tse pee of public lanes and for o,b., which
read and rsierrcd.
Mr.. ]. NJ. CLAYTON pt..sn,oi =. memorial Il, ,.C.,
ras. q, N. .i.;.. n r.. 60. " :" ,s'''
Ill - ' Np'''"'"' P''o' !" iooo'
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Mr. bENlON presented a memorial from DR.. White
Who robbed on h. way from Oregon no . ,,,,v e
Pawnse Indians trb. with which Tho ri,i -.
~ Wv" "''S" '"o ohi'so S'atsH
hAfe"ehoy "eaues'
Mr.. ARChER presented a remembrance ssain,t the
annexation Ut Texas, which was laid uoon the tabl.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n, cAss ..II,d -, Al. .,,,.,- $500,
~ SNSo eseu up ur resolutions heretofore submitted
1s m rs'on'e To the Condition OF The Army and Navy
"e "sOuVas having oeen rad, Mr. Cas- them
Ia speech OF -oa'e length IN which he took occasion to
se hs cohNeuon That an important crisis 1pproacbiug
"nu mat the danger OF war Is Imminent. The claims
VI mo Two nahots. he said are mrecobciiable. War
~ great calamity and should be ayoided-bnt
'hef Is greater eslamiy even than war that is
ha""H dr honor The pteten'ions VI the caun.
'0s nre such ihs' there Is NO common grouud wch
"esan 'ee snail We f"eedeiNc. MIR. President, such
J ~ go = h no, 20 s. v 'ho1s"' o.
~ w" iast proposition OF England b. her ultinatum
nave no hsseiion IN saying thaiis equivalent a
uoI OF war' and mat h"s'iliues must commence upon
-. u'mlna'"n I" tne years noi'ce-panger can neither
var d'in1te boldly IN the face hesitate declare
voc, 'e my ~ay 10 a'eft war IS TO unite with all tue
icy 90 mas a",au' III pHbe ee'e minaiion to carry
90 Sih NsoF Mt e. quoted LARGELY from speech Of
1 ''"n Russo. va tue House oi Cuminons the ih OF
Easlani Wis rored. t,, s rD'o's mar eAII'' ''''
'h.i1usstoa SIR. Cas- having concluded, he wa. iu.w.
.1by " -
Mr.. MASGuM, who ,prs.a,r the introduction N, ,,
IsNo!u;ions and their consid-sl!.n M t. ti,ne NJ N
ngreii,d CT dinghy tie cou,,, cI m. 81
-yr IRON Michigan That gentleman, he snid had profs.
to''e'u'nvr o. opinion with the Executive,
A. said ,b,, Nc bHd ,n s.i'-o way oisho"iEgiL Nh
=, e "-a an h"oe'' eonadcnGs al the PI'sid,
~ "'s On 'h' question: and was viking to leave
$50 81 Hi7 hehds'
a, we p"i~i &c" OF me C"m"'tsss prop 'sed TO
yitb,n, -, - vac very 'H''s"sauon ea;'d tor,
syIr -. t -" q !" " e' shy C .Oa q: The Senate
-. 80 -, '"'.' uT'h C'' sr'.' Mr.. VI. sod
- ~ i.o.n i.e selei Ho9.d b" ready go far
,'stenee Of The ,,,,,I,v hg, b. .,I -, 10y TOR tha
IA, ,riIi,arv ,,s n,yj - " d IA iler,a,' OF
.bsald come from, lie P,,.iisni -. - '.,
tIs - ~, -, 49,. NY ''"Is "'Sf''p'bN''
mon, Nj u,ns,n' c""n "a o'''l t oi tLe vera
in:ons h. lid ne, ,I -, w "''',us ''a' TOE "1"'
loaf VINO" "''"'' was
AZ ALLEN EoIl..sad i, ,o,.. . st., ,. =, 49,.
C.nrlina a,d 10 .un,,, -, VI senator ''"" "'''"
", sRCgEp tr"o =, 'J Il, ~ IONS
la,,o,s bu, e,n,s.,J he ;n,; '' ~ ~ '.e ie''
pl....i Ia yo;, a, ihis ,ia,s H. :, ''e ' tH'I''
-, ''o 81 ii' tilie ne expressed bis sppT"ll
Oregon nesoua'inn a. Nc, 10 ieiin9" to the
4 message va, ,,e,,vsd ban, H. ~ ~. ", o. COS
uyes aunouncipo IN, -. 80 80 80 =, 'N'Prs
a.. H. I.Ip n Ies'N'"hT V' 'esfe'at Tie
,hr S,,,. =, Tsnn..,o - i'iO'' "e'ioei e'ee'ifo
Mt JAky;oAy rose aad n,o,o,n.., -, -, 49,. =
ne character al the deceased, and CONCLUDED by moving
she usual res'!uors which wer, unan,,nou.ly sJou,ed
and he SENATE adjourned.
Hous, or ReppesrNr,r,yp
- VI "E' Nl''EN iAIlStS
t,ss eNeVuu'e COMMUNICATIONS were received and
NJ noWiIS,, a, ,.
On. b,',in J " W.. "'sfu 20 suspend tho kIlos i"f
thn m,U,bsts rs. h. - "' '"4 "~"'e@ '0"'
.>1.1., ,' W,
ANHEAAIloN Oh TEXAS.
hr hOChWELL Vi Ct. called esoiuIiOns introduced
by him from tne Legislature O! Come ccu with y,s nj
moving their reference TO the Committee OF tbs Whole
Mr.. X. took occasion 10 complain of the unhsndsoo.
inEnnerin which tue Resolutions introduced by him and
emsnaIing from his Ssto bad been treated nv the IL
Opposition hsd been inside printing the Resolutions
which was both unusual and an unproyoked motion
as nothing approaching faction had come from this SIDE Of
the House. Mr. X. the house OF the
which would flow from such proyocauon A. this, and he
eshoried the majority for peace end harmony OF the
body wei! Tor peace Of th. country: 10 resort p
milder Kind OF legislation.
But hc said by M If the main ouest,n a., IN,
that the Construction Of s.s, eoo.ined ptovi,on. "oao
'ho Slave question which did approval snd for
usual and eEus"fdnu Ia the rst place the whole OF Tex
tswas to be admitted Slave country, and in thu &C.
como place the Resolutions before ths House proposed hst
Texas should come into tho Union with two
h'ee.
Mr.. Rockwell desired that his Resolutions should be
feis,red 70 The Committee Of the whole and printed.
Mr. BOYD moved that they be laid upon the inbe and
printed which motion prevailed. The remainder OF the
day wasRiven TO tho reception Of
PETITIONS.
Mr. PETIT ofI, ores.n,ed :. ,o.r,o,;,t ..,,
tho Cbaplpius OF Congt.sS and NJ, , ~, 49, rs lying
tho Government aud moved js rcIs,cne ., 'h cas =,
The judiciary. Mr. MCCONNELL n,,,vod ,LaI :, I,
laid upon the table " "
A I,tge numh., NJ ,.,oo,s,,... 49, ,
the sunsIs,inn Of T.,,, ,,n, AZ, -, p'u sins'
memorials were nl laid unon the '.IJs '' '"s'e
Mr. GIDDINGS presented !, r,.r,a,..i 4, - NJ, -
Too d., ~, @ ~ p,',e" W. hen"ria' rom ONO pray.
lion tolera,iny Livery ,bs n.h ~ W." t Nos'''
should separate ron ,h ,i - " r"e moo Sl'se-
themselves and t,Iass IN ,,r.,y -, No., H.; I'
whose Constituted tule,,,,J .l.v.,. ~ ~ ' S''''
Mr. WINTHROP oS NJ ',".a,, o,. r.,
i,s,,, "a - So -, presented RESOLUTIONS 0i the