The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02

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but the argument Of tine General you will find, or
substantially the thread OF it, IN your reporters
report.
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
In senate.
WARRINGTON, Tuesday, March 81, I646.
March goes out with his countenance glowing with
the sunshine Of May. Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Tustn.
Petitions by Msssrs. ssmpls. Corwin Dayton John
son. Westcott and Dickinson.
municatng the information that had signed the bill
authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy to contract for
hemp for that arm Of the natona defence
under his supervision
IMPORTERS vs. LsrrEn WATERS.
NJ. BasEsE gave notice that on tomorrow he should
call up the report OF his committee providing for new
arrangement for larger accommodation Of the people
in the galleries Of the Senate and for now arrange
bs sxpssd and az all reporters for The Dub
lie press without thc District Of Columbia
Mr. MoaEHrAD appealed that the reporter for the
Alexandra GGsse should be included In the favored
Mr.. ARCHER said something but was not heard.
was designed to exclude ell letter writer's and
modate only such papers shall have corps Of regular
@ H1S w psoSSsd
Mr. BAcsrs resolution taken up providing for the
sisyen IN the morning instead Of Is ococs Mr. Alien
moved strike out Monday next" and insert from and
And It a. discussed by Messrs SEWER, Allen. B:rr
en-, Breese and Westcott and rejected Ayes IT, noes
And after some further business Of no material impor-
lance the Senate from yesterday required to the rsgu
lar order Of the day. being
THE TwELvE rHs' NOTICE,
the resolutions from the COMMITTEES Foreign Rolls
aons providing for said notice. together with the pro-
and amendments proposed by Messrs. Crttenden, Col
quit, Breese, Hannegan, johnson Of Maryland, and
others.
large and respectable auditory were collected In sx
pectaton Of speech from Gen. Caa., and ON the ani
nuncation Of the question by the President,
it's and how he had been placed said that
had nevertheless heard much 10 which he could give his
sanction He would not discuss the ques.
ton Of the tte that matter OF conviction TO him. OF
derived from the arguments Of others and the
facts Of history He referred example, to the argu-
ments Of Mr. Calhoun in exposition Of claim. while
he Secretary Of State Al to correcting the msrs.
presentations Of the day. whether voluntary involun
tary, he would be disappointed who should attempt III
and the honorable Senator would make such asmpt
Ho was ever ready to meet his official responsibilities
he had been So whether in the forest abroad
or in the councils OF the country At home during pub
~ s 81 sns
that passage in which the Senator from North Carolina
contrasts the dgnfsd temper OF the debates n the Br
tsh Parliament with the boisterous and clamorous and
factious defamation, which had characterized the dis
cussions in Congress- and expressed the hope that the
debate in the British Parliament that they might be
placed in this respect upon something Of the
same footing with ourselves General Ca" said
tor to wait. II could DO by reference
to the London journals and to the reports Of the de-
bates in the British Parliament to show that such de-
bates not always orderly and dignied a. the
Senator from North Carolioa might suppose Gen.
poss...ion. and read from speech q Lord Broushsn
IN Parliament April ls4s IN which he (ths honorable
ssnsGI from McsD had had the honor Of being The
tract read BY the Senator donounces him 81 the vee
Improvisation Of mob hostility to
his conduct at Paris the Visitation" question his
ignorance of the course and the language Of the people
and declares him TO be the mefest instrument Of tho
"sroundngs," of the rabble, and the rabbis mob"
Carolina that the Of the utras designed for
the elevation Of little men into very high places:
Gen Cass said he should indulge In spirit Of In
vective epthet but should hold to the dignity and de-
corum Of the body He should arraixn no mans mo-
allowed 70 Others would be metsd out 70 him. He.
therefore. discarded all such terms actous clamcr
"rsmpsns sascamstISn" a..ls men IN Sish Places:
&C. He regretted the course Of the debate pursued By
several mat r Sy II: Senator from Ncs
all Lerh Of 40 belonged to Great Britain and all south
Of that and nomore belonged TO us IN other words that
the 10th degree wssa barrier beyond which We could
not pass There was erroneous impression some
where. either among the ultras, or. he might coin
word among the un.ras upon this Oregon consrovsr-
~. After reviewing the principle universally rscoG
nzed OF rghtito territories inhabited only By bsrbar-
or settle such srrtorss and our right 70 Oregon upon
this principle, General Cass contended that from the
character Of the productions Of Oregon
congurstion, il could not be divided could no more
be divided l9 than 49, or any other line upon the
10 the treaty Of Utrecht Of 7ss the learned
Senator argued from 0reenoughS book. and other au-
Of bs ns g boycnd the RccIv Noun
tains and because il the British had at all recognised
such extension they would not nov presume 70 sss up
the mountains designed the boundary ofths Hud
son Bay Company's possessions Nothing wes known
voyage Of Captain Cook n 77s the nucleus Of the
British claims to the north west coast. Consequently
nome to the extension Of the 10th degree Of the
Rocky Mountains II 1t could be proved othsrwise,
Gen Cass would be willing to recede TO the 18th paral
on the Russian line Gen. C.. argued that the protest
subsequent the Offer Of Mr. Gallsn In 1885, was sub
almost similar offer q the President 10 August last
Mr.. BARROW suggested that Mr.. 0alatins was not an
absolute w.,hdraw like that o. the f 2. .
door to reconsideration Of the ProPosnon ...,.,
the protest Of Mr. Gsstin and the withdrawal Of Colo.
mel Polk were substantially the same, Mr. Gallan hav
Ss a. bound itself to The or he'd
made. and declared its purpose 70 hold iseu ready 70
.ns a AZ tSs Senator from Ohio has suessd
Just now, did the thing General G. had not the
slightest idea that the British government would cone
be equivalent converting the offer Of compromiss
into an examination Of the question Of srpitraion and
approved the refusal Of the President to this mode Of
tory Il Mount vernon, or the tomb Al the srmssss
as for any portion Of just and right Ill
territory In Oregon. No American, clearly
Of 81 40. Returning to the speech OF Mr.. Hay
wood, he declared the wide difference Of opinion
tor from North Carolina IN his peculiar views had sxh
bted inclination measure other mems corn IN his
bushel" but God Almighty had given to every man
dsting Senator from Michigan read from speech
Of hs delivered in ls4s in Indiana upon the Vrseon
he declares W u better 10 hsht for the hrs inch o. Ore.
gon than the last and that our tue was :, clear me
whole Of Oregon, to the soil Of Bunker nm OF New
Orleans. ,.-., A. a.. 49,. -.
G e. replied that he did and put the question to
,hs senator from Marylsad II II were not better TO hght