The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-04
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 b our p4GBY. pursuant 10 notice, asked | edy # ~ ,ned leave, and introduced the fol- arties aI. with the provisions of which |ud bs J moi entirely satisfied, but he intro |e of tb. and asked that 1t might be read a k yea,. second time, and referred to the Eyecn,. se on naval affairs, who could alter ce lbs aa it as was expedient.
 6ll passed the first and second read
 aDd la was so referred; 1t is as follows: |wise l.s naulhorise the President to increase 1, a,a naval establishment of the United |ery, by adding thereto the naval estab-
 1ent of the late republic of Texas. J4S eaacted, Sc, That the President of ed States be, and he is hereby, au- Ito increase the naval establishment
 @ saaaa United States, by adding thereto the Y feb ablslment of the late republic of ofth h,, Prorided, That the'number of off eleai i0 ceved into the service of the United |ns to Iay bv such addition shall not exceed the Pl Col. nplement allowed the vessels compo- Ehe Was Texan navy by the republic of Tex
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 le, Were FEBRUARY g. | I've ioCo k,nfaiiOn of the Nauy-Relations of
 raaces- United States and Great Britain
 Elncaig. motion, the Senate proceeded to the h sanguu esion of the special order of the
 the loB 4he bill reported by Mr. FAIRFIELD, t how he committee on naval affairs, for the Eesl S saaton of the navy of the United ! Were al by the construction of ten additional Fshby .shps, and for other purposes, with Incense hendmens offered thereto.
 make WESTCOTT continued and conclu- |Ver' remarks in favor of the bill, full lick d of which is i'll course of preparation, ler' s il appear in few days.
 Ehe will he course of his remarks to-day, Mir. Pu req bit was interrupted by
 Wllbs |CASS, who asked permission to offer Ion IS expanaton relative to remarks made on former occasion, and which the |rfr abe Senator from Florlda apparently
 u ierstood He Mr. c. had been rep lLs-6 ed as '.war man.n He deuied that; had expressed his fear of the occur of war. He was still afraid that that
 9@a gency might arise. Every day n-
 l'aii his apprehensions; and he might say e information they had received in lts- to the call made on the President had tonGrmed what he had said on the 18th cember. He had then said that there ol'A7 hnse for apprehension; he might now ere was cause for defensive measures bet of extensive armaments being fitted Great Britain, and the fact that they be directed against this country in war, could not b. denied by any All that he had said had, he repeated, lhIly borne out; and he would say to ioal lend from Florida, who had misappre- 'ag him, that that his impressions re- |. .Fd q precisely as they were-his views |Tpy, future course which ought to be ta- remained still the same. He said, as EIs said the other day, that a few soft |l in the English papers amounted |a hng; they showed merely that the |brg Esm had subsided for a moment But |es o any well-lounded or reasonable belief lbs, e relations of the two countries were |nlsl Satisfactory condition, or that they were |ulf so 10 be soon, he knew nothing of 1t |nm pver. He repeated every word of what iaze l on former occasion.