Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-05

the ahseuoe 81 thu Wee lsdent. MI Sewer remarked
that he had becn drpued 10y a mute 10 preside.
Mr. Cnueadrn doubted the power III The Are Pfesl'
dent depute an, nne take hts uaee. aad ihough hit
thai n f1esldent pro trm should he chosen.
Mr.. Manaun and Nj. Calhoun lhuug ht the President
OF the Senate had power 10 alpoat ono TO hi, chair LOT
one day.
Tlle cen, RESOLUTION.
Mir Levy asked leave. out OF respect Tho opinion OF
his flends. withdraw His Resolution rrupusitg that
the President Of the United Slalts open negnelion Nth
Spain of the purchase At Cuba, MI. Levy said he ask
I'd this leave withdraw, not because he thought 1t
right, but heennsr be deferred his judgment 10 that
Of others for wham he bad respect lie had designs
ed Ia press his Resolution Ia ynte hrure the clse u The
sesson Leave vas granted nnd the tounoa WIS with
drawn
Mr.. Achisons Oregon Rcso'udens nqung into thu
expectancy oi establishing territorial Government
the Oregon, lot civil aud military jnfisl,en over The
same, organizing militia erecting military p,sts, sc.
We're read.
Mr.. Calhoun rose PROMPTLY. He said he hoped that
the Senator um Missouri would consent that ms Rrso
buttons should lie uvet Ia sono future day when The So
nate should be h lie desi,ed that these Resolutions
and that introduced by the Senator from Ohio, Mr.. Al
leh) shdnlJ be acted npon together, aud day appointed
t their consideration after The huyjays, and when the
Senators should all be present. lie regarded them of
great Importance and Nohy OF the careful consideration
OF The body
MIR Atehison was willing III aequesce,
Mr., Allen thought that the debate would come better
upon the fcports o the Committees than upon pelins
nary resolution of inquiry lie did not think that any
thing OF importance involved IL resolution OF naus
~. The resolutions, by general consent, were then re
TERED.
Mr., Haywood m n. {. moved liza, the Seuele 10 in
10 Executive Session aud after time spenl thu rcn
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. rhompsun ct Miss. asked If The Texas Bill %
extend The laws OF The United STATES over reXasl had
been returned from the senate. The Speaker replied
that II had not.
Tho question returned upon proceeding 10 the election
Of Superintendent aud Assistant IN the folding room
dtha'e now sprong up between Messrs. PellIt Of Ia
Boyd ol Ky, jones ii Tenn aud Others. The subject
WE 90, rid o aud the Secretary OF the Senate cane ia
viii the bill from the Senate iur the extension al The
aws oi the United States over The STATE ol Texas.
Mr.. Ralhbun al ~ Y. Chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee, moved The reference vl the Bill 10 his Com,
mee
Mr.. Thompson of Miss. opposed The reference aud
moved tie previous question, which tho House refused
Ia second
Mr.. Raihbun said HAT The bill contained provisions
which he eou mol sanclion and II the House Insisted
upon the passage of the bill brutc them whoni nend,
meni. he should innVea supplementary bill Mt Il. WIS
persuaded 10 withdraw his motion ,i reference
Something SAID Of he necessity IL extending Rev
ennc Laws over Texas by Mr.. Mckay Of \. C.. and
MIR Caamor of VI.
The motion 10 refer was then renewed and rejected
The Bill was then passed wlh all its acknoN lodged in.
peri, upon lis bend
The suliect previously before the House was now
brought back and The bate renew ed vrhemonlly
upon Superintendent and Assistant 10 III. folding roum
The liduse, at quarter past two o'clock, was without
quorum, aud that huur the House ADJOURNED without
deciding the monenpus question al who shall fold the
public documents aud who shall assist the Supetinlend
eEi in this important work.