The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-12
Glorious News From Washington!


Glorious News From Washington!
PASSAGE OF THE OREGON BILL THROUGH
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, BY A
SWEEPING MAJORITY !!
We congratulate our numerous Teaders-we
congratulate the whole county, upon the an
nouncement of this suspicious event. Next
TO tho election of a Democratic Chief Magis-
irate, the passage of a bill through Congress to
establish a territorial Government in Oregon,
will be a subject of rejoicing to the Democratic
party, who, from the beginning, have been the
true friends Of that great national measure.
Oregon, with its rich soil, delightful climate,
fine forests, pelluc;d streams, broad hunting
grounds, wild game and valuable furs, is as much
ours, as our own beautiful and beloved State OF
Ohio; and yet for years, We have been talking
about negotiations with England, thereby ac-
knowledging that John Bull has some claims TO
the country! In the meantime, the Government
of England, in its Unsuitable grasping after terri
tory and power, has been busy at work, in erect
ing Notifications and trading depots, from the
Pacific coast along The rich valley Of the Colum-
bla, Willamette, Lewis and Clarke riEers, to the
very summit of the Rocky Mountains; and now,
when our citizens have resolved to locate in that
lovely country, and our National Government
says it will protect their lives and their property,
~insolent and inperious England talks about
declaring pdr against the United States!!
Strange as it may appear, yet it is nevertheless
true, that we have a British party in this country,
"a party, that on all occasions, takes a stand a.
gainst the interests and rights of their own coun-
try and in favor of British interests and British
rapacities. On the questions Of the Right Of
Search, Annexation of Texas, and the Occupa-
ton of Oregon, that party took the British SIDE,
in opposition TO their own Government. We pre-
sumo if England declares war against the United
States, in consequence of the passage of the
Oregon bill, the Federal or modern Wing party,
like thoiI ancestors in the ''times that tried mems
souls" will do every thing in their power 10 Grip
pie the energies of our own country. That our
readers may see the names of the members who
voted against the passage of the Oregon bill, in
the House, we publish the yeas and nays. Every
Democratic member from Ohio voted in the afir-
NATIVE.
The yeas and nays were called for and ordered
on the passage Of the bill; and being ordered,
they resulted-yeas l40, nays Seas follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Arlington, Atkin-
son, Belser, Benton, Bidlack, Ell Black, James
Black, James A. Black, Blackwell, Bower, Bow
In, Boyd, Brinkerhoff, Brodhead, Aaron V Brown,
William j. Brown, Burlington, Burke, Burt, Cald-
well, Carpenter, Jeremiah E, Cary, Shepard Cary,
Catlin, ChappelI, Clinton, Cobb, Cullom, Dana,
Daniel, Darragh, John w. Davis, Dean, Dellet,
Dickey, Dillingham;, Douglass, Duncan, Dunlap,
Ellis, Elmer, Farlee, Ficklin, Florence, Foster,
French, Fuller, Byram Green, Order, Hannibal,
Hamlin, Hammet, HARRISON, Hardin, Henley,
iIerrick, Hoge, Hopkins, Houston, Hubbard,
Hubbell, Hughes, Hungerford, J. B. Hunt, G. ].
lngersoll, Irwin, Jameson, Cave Johnson, Perley
b. johnson. Andrew Johnson, A. Kennedy, Pres
Ton King, Kirkpatrick, Labranche, Leonard, Lu-
cas-, Lumpkin, Lyon, McCauslen, Maclay, Nc
Clelland. McClernand, Mcconnell, Mcdowell,
Mckay, Mathews, Joseph Morris, Isaac L.
Morse, Murphy, Norris, Owen, Parmenter,
Payne, Petit, Pollock, Emery D. Potter, Pratt,
Ramsey, Rathbun, David S. Reid, Reding,
Relic, Rhett, Ritter, Roberts Robinson, Roge rs,
Russell, ST. John, Sample, Schenck, Thomas II.
Seymour, David l.. Seymour, Simons, Simpson,
SlidelFy N6omas Smith, Robert Smith, Steenrod,
S~,etson, John Stewart, Stiles, James w. Stone,
Alfred p, Stone, Strong, Sykes, Taylor, Tibbatts,
Tucker, Vanmeter, Weller, Wentworth, Weth-
cred, Wheaton, Benjamin White, Williams,
Woodward, Joseph A. Wright, Yancey, and
Yost--l9A.
KAYA<Messrs. Abbot, Adams, Asho, Baker,
BarEnger, Barnard, Brengle, Milton Brown,
Campbell, Carroll, Causin, Reuben Chapman,
Chi Clinch, Clingman, Coles, ColIamor, G.
Davss Richard D.. Davis, Deberry, Fish, Foot,
GogGS rGriepell, Harper, Hudson, Washington
Hunt, Joseph r. Ingersoll, jerks, George w.
Jones, John P. Kennedy, Daniel P. King, Nell
v%aine, Marsh, Edward Joy Morris, Freeman IL.
Morse, sMoseley, Newton, Patterson, Peyton,
Ph@nix9 EIisha r. Potter, Preston, Rockwell,
Rodney, Senter, Severance, Albert Smith, Ca
leb B. Smith, Stephens, Andrew Stewart, Sum-
mers, Tilden, Tyler, Vance, Vinton, John White,
Winthrop, and William Wright--b9.
So the bill was passed.
RECALL OF THE MEXICAN MrNIsrER.-The
New York Journal of Commerce says-"A gen