Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
Correspondence Of fsfhe Balt. eriee1l q :
1gyTls.ENI Y NINTH GohG Z RES Is; s555s
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UNIlED STATES SENATgs

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MI. Allen. irou. The Co:nmitts5sOnPo For
cipu Affairs. reported q resollllansdir
ina., he Secretary OF The Senatf toscause
to be- repared for the use of tie Senate.
10000 coies of The map oil Oregon,
compllcd by the otficers-4t The Exploring
.Exprriltiou, provided:thr ccsrof stbessatne
does uol exceed $40 per hundred LaTd
| over. --s-s5=-s.t--,5 e -
! Mr.. Cameron. from The Committee on
Punlc Buildings, reported u jpInfsresata
non To aulborize lire Neutrality-suspicious.
menl COMMITTEE, to erect statute to
Washington. on any pari uf the e5sIm6llc
grounds not otherwise occupied, I, that <tHay
be drsigna.ed by4lne President oislhe iUItliI
led States. LAID over. -. (
The Senalc ent into Executive session
.iIoUsE OF REPREsLNTATIYEs.s s
Ehe BILL for raising lwn conhpatiies OF
mounted srifemen. without objection, was
referred 10 the Committee of lheS5tHhole
and ordered to be printed. So
hlr. Mcconnell. OF Ala. askedsleave 10
introduce d Resolution. which the: blouse
allowed to bs read for information. The
reudins was interrupted with laughter,
ard the whne thing was, regarded by
man, as flung buresque upop-lhe pro-,
ceediugs OF aud speeches in Congress.
Personal ExpLANATIoSssss
.Mr.,Pres,ou King of N. Y. asked leave
to make a personal explanation %inirefer-
eace to soHe remarks made by Mt. Rhel..
of S G. They appeared designed only
as a further assault upon Mr.. Calhoun by
Mr.. King who is friend OF the Admin
s,raliou. iis -insinuation to-day was
that whcn Mr.. Calhoun was The American
nesularor uuder The last Administration,
thai he offered 10 negotiate aWayshaif of
Oregon, If England would give up all her
interference with Texas. ~ 80
Mr. RbrcIl said that if the gentleman
from New York meant TO say Itial Mr..
Calhoun did this, he pronouncedalt an: us
sumption nnlounded in trnih.
Mr.. CD. Inse!so!I of Pa. rose 20 add.
fuel TO the flame by becominga third
party. ~
Mr.. HilIyard, Of Ala. who wassebiitled
10 the floor. would moi suffer 5lilissnlerlcr-
ence which Mas threatening toingolse the.
House in difficulty.
ORE1uN Discussion.
The debate was then resumed tiou the
unfinished buslnessnI yesterday,aad Mr..
Hillyaru of Aln. addressed The House IN
one OF 4he most eloquent speectles 0i the
sessiun Hr advocated our flieS1o the
whole ui Oregon. buf -egartaed abe span
lsil !.arr OF IL as the strongest fts spoke
Of lile growing power of.EaGianI, and
lhr iiuusanre oi thr-Brliists tiossrI Iuient,
and lie Was ready 10 cheek lt;;5:sga $40 the
best manner he did NOS concur ~ spny ol
!hti prop siliuns which had beenIsubIn
ted by gentlemen of The Honse. as,
ayainsl:Ihc reporl 2oft Tho Conirfillee on.
Territories. because zitsgaves laWfIys land
winch was nnroais al atpresentfto give. -; g
He was against -slainIpg be- sshole oil
Oregon By Legislative. drt,a hscatlse II
night lramnGl .ihe Executive. Ho was
agaiGst giving lIlesnolice 5aI.or,ce,t because
lIir eGectol said nolice, nieht3also ossoverii
The Executive insa manner wlhchlwduid
answernV guuG purpose, ;Hs%Mould@pass
a resolution empowering the President nl
the United States, 10 give lhe:noticewilen
ever in his juds semenl.hc lhought3it bes
To give IL. lie wtuid clothe5tm with all
power.
Mir. Ilil yard also ga e nany facts con-
nccled with the cUlnrncrce fathe East,
and the greal benefits WHICH would accrue
10 the Commerce of the country, from The
Io>sesslur Of Ire Oresou, aud opehlns
,i,, Commerce of the Easl5tot dlI inter
cours, with re Umlrd States. .
Tnc SPEECH o4 NJ lilly ard was lister
&c to with great attentions, and c0dimana
ell Tie app,uhalion q! The greal majority
of The House.
Mr. thompson Of Mss, here made am
appeal to the llon,e 10 change the mode
of discussing TIC subject, Ii the merits
of the question were:io be debated upon
the motion Of reference, no ollIer business
could be done. He hoped, therefore, thai
the IT solution would be. referred 10 thr'
Committee Of the Whole Oh the state Of
the Union. I,
The House consented, and the next mo.
lion was that for making the JOINT Reso-
luliou the, special order Of The day for the.
| frs, Mondayin February
The yeas and nays we're ordered, but
as two thirds were necessary. the mo'Iun
o make the resolution a special ordcrwas
losl-Ayes l02, nnes 50.
This vote is i'npor,an as showing
disposition i'll The House mol to decide tins
question too hasliIy.l
Mr.. Bowlin, Of Mo. then moye.lslhal the
House resolve itself into q Committee uf
Whole. which motion prevailed.
The Speaker called Mr.. Tibbatls. Of
KY. to the Chair. and Mr.. BowIin moved
to nike up the Joint Resolutions to. give
the one years notice 10 England, closing
The joint occupancy.
Tellers were called upon this motion.
but the Chair decided so hastily that the
House had no opportunity to order them
Mr.. Bowlin therefore abtalnetl his object
and addres ed the House alleng,fi in de