The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-07

alison, Hays, Henly, Holmes, uoge, Hopkins.
Houston. ilublrd, iIubbell Hughes. Charles J.
lngersoll, jameson, Cave johnson, Andrew John
SON George w. Jones, Andrew Kennedy, Kirk.
patrick, Labranche, Leopard, Lucas. Lumpkin,
Lyon, MrCauslen, Maclay. MClernand, M'Con.
ngll, MDowell, M'kay, Matthews. Jos, phi Nor
lis, Isaac L. Morse, Murphy. NeutOa, Norris.
owen. Parmentcr, Payne. Petit, Isyton, Emo.
~ d. Potter, Pratt, David >. Reid. Relfr, Rhett.
Riuer, Roberts, Russell, Saunders, SeHier, Tho.
mas II. Seymour, Sinons, Simpson. sltjell, JOHN
T. Smith, Thomas Smith, Roteit Smith, Steen.
rod, Stephens, John Stewart. Stiles, james w
Stone, A. z Stone. Strong. Sykes. Taylor. lib.
bats, Thompson. Tucker. Weller, Wentworth.
Woodwa ard, JOS. A. Wright, Yancy. Yost-l20.
NAYS Messrs. Abbott, Adams, Anderson.
Baker, Baringer Rafnird. Benton, Brcngle.
Brinkcrhoff. jeremiah Brown, Burlington, Car
penter Jeremiah Cary, Carroll, Catlin, eau.
sin, Chiffon. Clngmln, Coamer, Cransion, Da-
ma, Daragh, Garrett Davis, Richard ID. DAVIS,
Debcrry. Dickcy. Dillingham;. Dunlap, Elmer.
Fish, Florence, Foot, Giddngs, Goggin, Willis
Green, Bryan Green, Grinnell, Order, Hale.
Hannibal iiamlin, Edward $ Iiamlin, Hardin.
Harper, lierfick, Hudson, Washington Hunt.
james b. Hunt, Joseph r. Ingersol, Irwin, Jonks.
Perlcy b johnson, 10 n z. Kennedy. Preston
King, ID. T. King. MClrllanj, MIlvaine. Marsh.
Edwd ard Joy Morris Freeman H. Morse Meseley.
| Mes, Paterson, rhGnx. Pollock. Elisha H. Pot
ter, Preston, Purdy, Ramsey, Ruthbun, Il yner.
! Reding, Robinson, Rockwell, Rodney Rogers.
ST John, Sample. Schenck, Severance. David
/ l. ynour, Albert Smith. Caleb B Smith, Slet-
son, Andrew Stewart. Summers. Thonasson.
I Tildon, Tyler, Vance, Nanmeter Ninton, Weth
cred, Wheaton, John White, Benz .min White.
Williams, Winthrop. VIM. Wright-gS.
The n. Y. Tribune, in noticing these
resolutions, remarks, ave still hope, with
considerable assurance, that the Annexa.
ton project which has passed The House
cannot DO got through the Senate. Our
latest coun, of the Members Of that body
divides them thus:
For AnHerafisn.-Mpssr Woodbury., N II.
Dickinson, N. Y, Buchanan and Sturgeon, Pa.'
RVcs, Va, Haywood. N G, M'Duihs aud lIu
ger, ;. G., ColquHt, Ga Lew and Bagby, Ala.
Henderson and Walker. Miss, Foster, Tenn.
flanagan, Ind Srmpe aud Brccsc. H., A,che.
son, Mo, Sewer and Ashley, Arh.-20
Against AHperaiion - Me.sfs. Evans. Maine
Choalo and Dates. Mass, Francis and Simmons.
4. | Huntington, CT, Phelps and upham, VI.
Dayton and Miller, n Clayton and BayaTd,
Del, Merr!ck and Pearcr, Md, Areher, Va Man.
gum, n. C., Bsrrcn. Ga. Crittcndcn and More.
head, Ky, Toppan and Allen. Ohio, White. Ind,
Porter and W Woodbridge. Mieh-2l
DouJtfai.-Messrs FIiric!d, Me, Alhcr,on.
n. H., \ ilcs, c. Dix, y. Y, Barrow aud JOAN.
son, La, JIruagiu, Ten Benton, Mos.
Although the Tribune is generally cor
rect, the Richmond Wing thinks it strange.
" at faul, in the location of two Of the Seu.
ators. Tic Wing say 81. We under.
stand Mr.. Bdrror, of Lu., whom the Fri.
buue classes among the doubtful, is unol.
,efably opposed TO annexation in any form
or shape, by treaty or legislation. :. Mr..
Rires though abstracily in favor Of obtain.
ing Texas, is Consitu'onally opposed 10
The form adopted by tho House, and we
T have no question viii exhibit The gross ,io-
stion Of the Constitution in ~ argument,
which will command the convictions Of oil
but Demngogues and Texas spectators.
Mr.. Jarnagin we believe to be equally il.
flexible, Notwithstanding the uniofiunts
ground taken by ms colleague"
THE NATURALIzATION LAWS.
Mr.. Berrien, from the Committee on The
Judiciary, reported on the 9th ult. q bill
TO amend the Naturalization laws. The
: subject being one of the highest interest
|, says tic National !nlelligrnccr) TO many Of
our readers, we have run our eyes over
the bill so as TO enable us to state briefly
I its leading features, which are as follows;
. The bill proposes 10 enact that Collect.
Q ors Of The Revenue al all the ports OF the
. United States shall open and keep books q
. registry, ~ 81 ich, nj the request Of any
; alien arriving IN the United States, his
c name, age, stature, &c. shall be registered
aad certificate Of such registry granted
10 the snld alien
, The Clerks of Courts Of the United
States may at any Time, being u least three
q years after such registry, nn presentation
IS ui the certificate thereof, record The de.
claraiion Of the nirution of such alien tC
= become permanently c'lzeu III the tut,
q ted States, and grant him certificate d
;. such declaration.
&c Two years after the record Of such dc
q claratiun, and five years after The registry
- before mentioned, on lbe exhibition of The
5, certificates Of registry md declaration, ant
, on proof Of good char. ctcr and attachment
r to the Constitution and Government of the
:, United States in any c uFt of The United
n States, such alien may be admitted to be
o come a cilizcn Of the United Safes, Il
y certain conditions, The most important o
. which appears TO lie that he shall have re.
% sided one year al least preceding the APP
/ plcail n in the State or District III which
10 The court is held. No duplicate of such
4. certificates of citizenship or registry shall
!, ever be issued, except upon proof IN conf
! and public advertisement, OF the loss Of tr
original. Children under sixteen years oil
ID arc at The time Of arrival in the country
2 are mol required 10 produce certificates ot
rc2js'ry or Of declaration Of i1;cullon,