The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-27

news from England, Mr. Alien argued tina. il meant
nothing just exactly the reverse Of what appeared
nor the sr cures Of British press any proof Of
Cabinet designs Hs laid stress upon such tnsorma
tonhe gave no importance to It and IL ne dsd give any
construction whatever, was exactly the revere q
what protested to be- II the subject was now posi-
poned, "a desired when half way through, On
the resumption 1t would be new thing. and the whole
ground would have to be travelled over agsio
Mr.. EvASs.--That IL exactly what We want
wish row any aasiiinx or holding back The notice
treaty stipulation and was the province o. snsr
party to give 1t without hazard Of offence re nopso
the Senate would oct without taking counsel OF evsno
ON the other aide Of the water II the postponsmsnt
were made submits 1t would look like hsnte len
light our action woud 90 forth among the nations Of ths
world The moral effect would BIO bad in the extreme.
Our hope. Of peace rest ''ls upon ' as
our rights, take the territory, ana ex.snc ovsF
II our jurisdiction according 70 the notice:
US as apprehsndsd Bat il faltsr, IL We recoil back,
she drive into the very extremity We had hoped
to escape The mos, mpoan. f ,nS ..s
taneous articles In French and English Journais Of
design upon Mexico. with WOW TO the sstaolsanent
of the doctrine Of the balance Of power on this cone
nentr by the erection Of n monarchy In Mexico. He
looked 10 this as the greatest item Of the foreign ssws
%. soua nu .vads Is n Il: tin:
for postponement othis question He would not Cd
jet posponement Of or two days but the suspen
Mr.. CALHouS hoped the motion Of the Senator iron
New Jersey (Mr. Dayton) would not prevail II no
Senators were ready to speak upon the esns.s
question, he hoped they would at once proceed % vv
upon the amendments. considerable advsnn8s w nsu
be thus derived. in giving to tue queson hss iii -
shape, idea ~ to the ultimate sciic1 ansd 1.hs
taken. He hoped this course would pS sogp .ms.S.
Senator from Kentucky Mr Crittenden n s;cs ~ -
msnt pending the ~ consrss and ne
o s so1 Ssd an to osr 70 Tie
amendment He hoped the sens . "o1- -
coed to vote upon the amsndmen" 80 a.. sav.rcad hv
NJ n.yro- thought there was one iaea sdvsnoeo ~
a. "a sn.tn, Srom ONO which demanded an answer ne
ss ht.d "a this notice because OF the bad moral
naa , oon the nations Of the world that
hsv you'd infer we qualng hsdtatng and fearful
- ~ MT D. was not afraid Of the worlds misssang
Ss motives oithis senate It was our object not 70 qus
s ~ shrnk not to hesitate but to proceed In our de-
nps coolly calmly and advssdly. The Senator
fron Ohio may bs rght-Brtish statesmen may NOT
i've the foreshado wings of the action Of shsir
Government Would TO God the ststssmsn "
somo otner governments would do the sans
hs spseches In Pariame ns aai the articles from the
British press were, at all events, all the evidences We
had OF the temper aud policy OF the government ana
while these exhibited camness 80 creditsoe - Wooao
show 70 her and TO tho world that We too were PRO
ceedng with caImnsss and delbeauon upon the great
question. 10 reference 70 voting nov upon hs smsoa'