Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-27
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CONShESS.
Couesponde.os of In. R.h,o,. A,.,,.,
w.,u,,aro, F.h,v o. isls
UNITED STATES senate
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The PRESIDENT laid before tho Senate the annual re-
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d.,. and In, OSr.an %"n.'s ne specai order Of tho
Mr.. DICKINSON who had M, 6n,.h.a ,,
sumed his remarks in favor Of our title the no,c. e
Mr. J. M CLAYTON d..;,.a :. w "oueo' &c
to understand by the remark Of Mr. D. yo.,.rd.x
ready to meet Great Ir.,, h,lc 80 "a - - 70
compromise. in msking a Commercial ,..,n, ." VI
Mr.. DICKINSON replied that he mean, 4 E,s,.nd .o,
eeded advantages u.s. we in turn should cone.d. ,hs
TO her TO tho extent but be did moi IN
the subject with that Of Oregon.
Mr.. ID. did not s..n to h.x. ,,v .n,,.h.,.;.. of . -
though he thought that when England armed w. .hIi
too. II war did como . We should 6nd ,,I;.o n
men, million. Of arms and million. Of ,wo,d. r."%v y,
leap from their scaobard defence Of our rights and
6resides-and pentv Of mo,h.,. ,nd 800. - - ~.
them and necessary, bind up their BOSOM.
Mr. " said he wanted to retain Oregon for tho people
OF inc Old world as well rs our own-for down uodjen
ifsand-tor England herself, when, like the se. ,hc
should give up her iiring dead When he had concluded
mr. "a ioN moved tbs, the further consideration Of
inc SUBJECT be postponed until Monday fortnight
soNoeaed MS motion IN few remarks, principally on the
ground ct the pacific and friendly character of IN, la,
news from England 'utWsrdiy least. and desire that
49, 'o oohsto snouiu interfere with tho desire
snesed oy Hreat Britain to bring the matter to an ami.
eaoe seuement
Mr. hLLhN opposed the postponement. He saw moth.
ng IN 'ne ae news to Justify the inference which
aot hsd drawn from IT, Gentlemen Of might differ
her concusons eutfor his own part he did
a' 'ne declarations the British ministry in the
HOUSES o. raament or the declarations Of the British
ioeshaoo"ed the real policy OF Great Britain. II
uia" any inference, II would be. that she
.u' .ue eSerse o. what sho said. Mr. said he had
no oolecuon any Senator wanted time prepare himself
Tor tho dscussion to the subject day or two
- =, W u'he 70 snow disposition to quake or wa
We, IN presenting bold front on this question.
800 ~. hoped the motion to postpone would
Ca r., t. i. ena'e was now u'i and he would pre-
80, Tn p'oeeeo 10 'o'e on me various amend
- ~ " proposed Ut were intended to be pro-
Possu'
~ oIo ssa ne was not going to make war speech,
Ho ~ouIo ne use me word inevitable" He was in IA
80 - -. anu aepreeateu war as much as any gentle
.,n,... - ~ " 'ne onamoef' ne must, however,
IIn,onI .L.iI - III. uia' ,he omciai journal (the
CIV. ~ 0as., eua,' ''e'"eo inc news a. pachc and
k'o ne queens speech IN support OF II. For himself,
ho, ., ,h IN ne speech TO lead to such conclusion,
mon, ii' was oPPosea 10 the postpone
Ar IN. .ns,s,,;o, s A. prpp,r, 80
n.vTSs uesesNon vi "r' bhhhlEN, the motion OF Mr..
NJ col otTITS iof The purpose OF enabling
80 ~, $500 10 SUBMIT an amendment, which was
,,onc. u, ~ c;,,I P'eu 70 DC very similar IN sub
MIR CRiTTENDEN "a " s
IN. nrand,a.n, :. .i vas no' prepared 20 accept
d., 60. .. -; w TOT MS own wlhout iur-