Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-02
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FIRST SESSION.
a1t9ondnce i ht baltimore american.
WAsasufos. MIch -
UNITED STATES SENATE.

UNITED STATES SENATE.
NJ. Allen REQUIRED 10 the remarks be had made on
TUESDAY, ~ hftrerce IL liAing day upon which L.
terminate the ttJalc aud take The voo upon The 'noiice
resolutions nov hcl0fe the Srnlie. Sneo then he had
upper unity h ascertain lie views Of several senas
luis and br thought thai ocx Friday week would be n
day which would meet The views oi inajJtly Of The
bdy. aud IA oldef give ample lime lut all who may
Disposed la give then views upon de question, he
would suggest tbai lie Senate continue all
ihr week.
Mr. J. NJ. Clayton said he concu.red ,nlirely in the
WINS expressed 10y the Senator ION Ohio. lie Did not
know that heightened discussion would all change
lac views ul Senators upon this question.
III Allen SAID II WIS not llr Practice al the Senate IN
fix upon day which To terminate the debate. and
he did ne rapuse 10 niler any tts0uols. He merely
WISHED 10 have hcit understanding among SENATORS
hal lhr vote should be- taken lu .u0ffuw week.
After femaiks ftom Mi. flanagan and Mr..
Woodbridge opposition aad Mr. Niles aud Nlf il1u-
oegau favor II the views Of The Senator from OHIO,
lhe st'Jrc wa drpped
HE iua Why resolution, offered some time since hy
MIL. VI. ta} Ton, WA taken up Fl consideration.
Rcsotfd. That The Pfsjdenl Of the uuited States
he rqnsstd IN communicate Ia The Senate copies ii
auy correspondence that may have taken place between
the authorities Of the ul,d States and hose OF Great
Bflaln siuee the last documents transmitted IN relation
10 HE subject vi The Oregon terulpry, al So much
uofec Us may be communicated VI huai dottlnrnl IL
lhr publie interest.
Il ti4n fl F.,ll In,
- NJ" p'i'' we 'ee"iu""a "o"o Nv f'se'u WV
lor the pfesrnl.
~ . ~ 'aN'oe ""ifu 'ue resolution would De
"ss'o' '"ele WIS h"'l''g VI Il "hleh ltHoli'a inc
".o'"''"a - 'o ''"ouo'deu " '"e SENATE II II WIS
IVA F'ol't '"'' s''"'u ot' ,
"'' A''e' "'''o we 'es'lp'1n "oa'u not pass ne
vas Pi"N'V "''is 'p''.sa am Gazing upon Tue i"Side"t
it" h,'"'pa''''' iuPae" utausl OF NE fAe'ntNe.
''e 'ne' IL "'"ae'u nun we senate niomaHuh Wi''3
II was proper sheold be communicated cit.
MI. j. NJ. Clayton said that the opposition If the
Chairman OF The Conn itlee OF Foreign Relations rem,
deed II nare important that the resolution should be
passed, es u would give 1876 10 The inference thai there
had been soma frren eufffsn3ndeuce which he Mir
Aen1 did mol des The Senate 10 BIZ put in pos,tsaion
ut lie did charge tlal such WAS ne laci bun II wa,
/ ali inltteute that might he dawn by ia. pu6lc
AE Allen rcjauod and aIl,r sonn hr cf and nerii-
nenl rfmatLs lrnm Nessr4 Cfiteedrn and NIorebr,d IN
favor oil the passage ii the It solution.
i On motion of Mr. pntlrs. tie Senate proceeded +,
the cous derann of The srf clal under al t and IA,
/ Oregun debate was rpsnmed.
hr. Miller addressed The Scuate Al ep,lh unon III,
gu,sIon ii nollce aud camnrunrlse lie Wns IN favor
II ramprlaisao I'M. aorsitn nn,n Tho th ,,,s -, al
MI \ len moved an rxocutive session. dnrins wbcl
ham the Belgian Treaty. vas confirmed by n,r ,hlrd.
Il Tie Senate An ajuonaenl Then took place np,l
Monday neNt