The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-08

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,, Resolved. That he qusssiOa Of tile
10 lhas lerhsoy should No: be 81 . aFbi-
traiion. ~
Thsse resolutions lsy ever e. a<auis. IL
boss a5lOaEnad 70 M0aasy.
o. Monday he go. AR Asassy. fson -
oeHsait,ee a tie juiriaIy, rsPsioa IL iaiHi -
sO.asioa ffom he House Of Representative Sc
he admission q Texas into tie EEiOa. Nithoul
smenamenl. TIE Ensaiuiioa wss aaasiteEs3 N
oOasaait'ee Of he Wtaoss; and 10 asssn1Haeui l--
ing osssHod, ii VAS again FeFOrsal Il he Sensir.
and passed the thiEa reading By lie 6..oWing
vote:
-lyes-s'essEs. Area. Areasr, A.hley. A'rii-
son, AtheFtou, Bashy, Ban0N. Bssion. BrFyisa.
Bssesr. caEao4n. cass. chalIReEs. calgnsii, Difs-
inson. Dix. Fsirfssd, IIsnnegah, Haywood, Jen-
nass. johnson, Of La, Levy. Lewis. Mangum,
Mics. Pennylaeker, ssvier. ,peighi, Tums.,
Sturgeon, wesioost-3I.
N.ss-MesSrs. I. Clayton. John u. Clasian.
corwin. Davis. Dsys0a, Evans. GFeene. Hunting
Ton, Miller. Phelps, Simmons. UPhan, wsss'eE,
ard WOodhidge-l4.
Mr.. Levy offered resolution, declaring il - ale
Visatls for the PHesiden, to open negotiations
with the government Of spain far the cession to
the United States oi tie island Of cuba. the inha-
bit.uis Of said bland consuming iienrio.' This
resolution. on a sUbsequen, lay, ME. Levy with
drew. ny ihe advice Of his friends.
The House of Representatives eleeted Ire Rev.
". \. MiILun chaplsin. on the ihinl ballol,ns.
On TUESDAY. in tbs Senate. on mo;;ga Of M'.
Ashley, the previous onlrFs were p~;panrd f'r
the purpose Of taking up the hIl, sepos,e, ~ him
yes'eE3ay from the eemmi:tce on tie judiciay, 10
extend tie laws Of the United States over the
state Of Texas. The hill was considcro,l in COM
miiiee OF the whole. aud aiterw ads orjsrrd To bc
engFossed .or a third reading.
The Rev. SePlimus fusion was elected clap
lain to the Senate IA the iirsi ballotiug.
In the House Of Representative. 1915 copies
Of map accompanying the documents transmit
ted with the annual message Il the President,
were ordered TO Be printed.
Both houses sdjoumed until Saturday.
On Saturday, in the Senate, on motion Of Mr..
Atchison, the resolutions offered by him on the
18th instant, in relation To the territory of Ore
goa, We're taken up and adopted. The Senate
then ", II. into executive session.
In the House of Representatives, the bill from
the Senate extending the laws of the United
States over the state OF Texas, the orler Of the
day hO'iag heen suspended for the purpose, vas
t.'Sen up and passed ite third reading.
Monday, December 80 In the Senate, Mr..
HAYWOOD, from the committee ON commerce, re-
ported bin to establish collection district in the
state OF Texas, and for other purposes. The bill
having been read twice, was, on m4tiar, ordered
70 he engrossed and read third time this day;
and the bill was read a third time aud passed.
This bill establishes one port of entry at Gal
weston. with Collector at the salary of $4,000
per yeai, and five ports of delivery. a, Sabine, We
lasco Matagorda. cayeIIo, La yacei, and Corpus
Christi, with Surveyor for each of said ports, at
a salary of 81 900 per year.
The Senate then went inlo executive session.
In the House of Representatives, the consiJe-
ration OF the resolutions from the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, relative to the naturalization laws
were resumed and the deblte continued.
Tuesday, December 80. In the Senate the
following resolutions offered by Mr.. Hannigan,
came up:
l. Resolved, That the country included within
the parallels of fortytwo degrees and fifty-our d.
grees forty minutes north latitude extending from
the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. known
a. the Territory Of Oregon, is the property, and
part and parcel of the territories Of the United
Sta.es.
2. Resolved. That there exists no power in this
Government to aIster its soil and the allegiance
Of lis citizens to tine dominion. authority, CONTROL
and subsection of any foreign power, Prince, Staie
or Sovereignty.
3. Resolved, That the abandonment or suEren.
der oil any portion OF the Territory OF Oregon
would be an abandonment Of the lnor character,
and the best interests OF the American people.
Mr.. Hannegan moved that they be printed, and
made the special order Of the day for some day
next week, but, at Mr.. Archers suggestion, chang
ed his motion so az 10 have them made tn. order
Of the day 70, the third Monday in Jaruary. a
MIR. Calhoun rose to offer an amendment in the
shape Of series Of counter resolutions. lie sul-
ported his amendment, and stood by the 60 lrse of
The President on this subject vigorously. 10 pass
ihe resolutions offered by the gentleman from In-
llama, he said, would be to declare that the Ore
yon question could not be settled by negotiation
Ito bring on war, and settle the question at the
mouth--to lose us, for the present, at
east, the whole Of 0regon--anI to pronounce an
implied censurc upon thn Administration for hay-
ne offered the 49th parallel to Great Britain Al
hough he could not support tie resolutions, but
must oppose them, yet he was glad they had been
.fesed. They were direct, manly, aud met the
point boldly. lie pictured the horrors of war
which might ensuc from false step in this deli