Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
TIE RESOLUTION OF NOTICE PASSED.

IN slightly modified form. The Senate agreed 10 ths
report of the Committee BY vote Of ~ TO l0-ihe mi
noriiy being composed Of Messrs Cas-, ALLEs s. Co.
together with Mr.. WEsrooTr, who is opposed 10 the
notice IN any shape nhaeyer: Messrs. Il. CLAYros
and EVANS, who. the original passage of the resulu,
tons, had voted, for reasons such Influenced Mr.
w EsrcoTr, In the negative, voted for the repor,
Inc Committee oil Conference. In the House, the vote
On concurring with the Senate l42 to &c. The
notifications made by the Committees Of Conference are
scarcely arprecabe, aud, To view to make tho
resolution more pacifc-they certainly, by their own
conftsson rendered it Objectionable 10 the ultra
m IN in either house The reader will fad the resoln-
ton in another column Lest his acumen in dis,in.
gushing verta and metaphysical ncetes may be a,
fault and he, like the minority in buh houses. be unable
10 perceive any difference between the resolution as "
rglnaly passed by the Senate and modified by the
Committee Of Conference, give him the benefit Of
Mr.. REERiEH's explanations. He as chairman of the
Senate Committee, being appealed to, said
THAT the committee Of conference propose 10 restore
the resolution to the toIp originally proposed by Mr.
Crtenden, With The following alteration, 10 vii IN the
last clause e the rreanbe instead OF land that the
cntiun Of the governments of both countries may he
earnestly and immediately directed renewed efforts for
the settlement ii all their dtfces and disputes in
spec, 10 said Tertiary" inser land that the attention
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earnestly directed Ia The adoption Of al proper measures
fora speedy and dmieabe adjustment q The differences
aud disputes IN regard to said territory" Also in Tie
resululun, instead OF give To the british government
the notice required By its said I'd article for the abroea
lion of the all convention Of HE 6 III Of August, 1927 "
insert give To the gocernneat Of Great Britain the
tee required by Tie second article ofMe said eonoetoa
Tor The abrogaion ii The same" The House amended
thai amendment of the Senate by sil king 'and I'M
medalely directed 10 renewed Efforts or the anicable
settlement" and by substituting the words objected 10
the importance OF speedy adjustment" The commit
tee oi conference had agreed 10 strike ont from the word
mp5nance' inclusive, AID 10 insert "direciIng the
oron Of all proper measures Tor The amicabe adjust
Hen Of all their differences and disputes in respect
said territory"
The lfath is, The House virtually receded from its vote
of insisting upon lis amendment The changes agreed
tob by tbs Seuate's Committee were intended merely to
give coorable nreex; The ua9rity ia The House
their steps. The substitution Of e words al
proper mrasnres'' for "renewed effjrs' dues seem to
strengthen the pacific character Of the resolution Il,
was especially objec ed 10 in the House, by Mr.. Nc
CLERNANp. nslTuelng the President 10 compromise
only the 49ih degree, but upon The line oths
Columbia Rive. The minority of 46 in the House is
composed Of all the rahid Oregon men, headed by DouG
LASS ORPHAN. WENrwoa TiI aud other western fire.
eaters. We regret "a see one-and rejoice there was
but one-of the Virginia delegation found in the minor
y. We aude to Mr. BnowN.
Upon the adoption ct these modified resolutions tie
official organ, ofrhuslay under the caption Of 1.-THE
Deed of the Day." INDUCES in as pretty piece of CLOS.
rifcaon nave seen lor loag time. True joy 81
generally silent and, confess ihere is something
the viyacous and ubant of the two Columns DIES
voted to the expression Of the Qualification of the ed.
tor, something which makes suspect that il is but
assumed to hide real modification. This idea 81
strengthened BY tie concluding paragraphs, which are
devoted to reconcilng the euds which exist in the dem
oc!atic party There the usual arppeals, SO IA.
uiliar to the old renders of the Enquirer the usua
calculations 10 Feune their rankstl blnsh all divisions
Among themser les - avoid all JarIings all party /
mpassioned opposition 10 the measures and app1laN
ncnls Of The Administration Let u.s. exclaims the
Union, "have further elimination recrmlnaiiun-
But let US reune in carrying ont the other great mca
sures for which came iulo power-ecohomy Of ri
pendltes, reduction Of the Tariff the revenue sta
ard, the wise regulation Of our system Of finance genl
phrase which means Suhreasury, } The acting slrck
by the true principle Of limited md de fined consld
ton. These will nobly occupy our time and Oh
iuus hts than further over what has passed
OF any miserable struggles Of precocous aspiration
the presidential succession." y "Let d
cord cease and motio be union, harmony concess
Are these the shouts Of triumph, uttered by vic
rious leader 10 urge his followers 10 new ard mo
daring achievements? To our ears they sound M
Ike the tones OF defeated but able and moi despoudl
general addressed allied roups ofdiltrenl nalio
routed objected and ni med by jraiousies and SCI
Of mutual wrong. THIS does indeed seem curious C.
clusion to article, which begins by exuiius in
success Of grrat measure Of The administration The
IS then c0ntssFGly, disenrd diSseniun, jpapusies, in
Democratic ranks. There then. 10y the l. , Al.
mission, ''miserlbe struggles for the pres,lenlia
eessJn Well, all this was known and asserted1
nut, heretofore, has been indignantly denied II is no
confessed.
As opponent Of Mr. PoLK's administration,
have objection to his enjoying any sa'islacun wh
the passage uf he resolutions can afford him. is
idle, however to say, the organ does, that "iake
whole resolution as il stands aud it carries OUT The
TONS substantially, according 10 the Presidents fc0
mendatun in bis message" II this why
mere ran meet in buh houses, such bitter and uncf
ing oppnslion from all those who were must ultra
their views with regard o Oregon and who constan
asserted that they enjoyed the confidence, and ="
but endeavoring carry out the policy of the Presto
in relation 10 that territory. If the President is rca
satisfied with the resolutions, in their present shape
he not mised the small band, in either houses who,
their language and votes, TO think the same res
utlons do but give the death blow to all hope OF succe
BY the aid Of every wing member. joined To portion
the democratic STRENGTH the President has, 1t appears