Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04
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Tile Senate didnot sit today.
TIE news lily The Cambria the uni
efsaItoplc fscpi,yersnli0n, iIeie.sand all
/ seem5i0 consider thai the Oregon, question
/ is about to- be settled. i. is The gPinipn
that Mr.. .Packenham will be obliged to
resign, or viii he recalled, sfierthe rsbuke e
which he has received from Sir Robert
Peel, for rhaving rejectedthe offersol our
governments, without even submitlinS;lt
10 The British Government -.
Thatlhe olterofs: he. s49lh pasailel, or
some similar offer, WIFI made, there is
liule Doubt Mr., Polk, though s,be may
mot enlerzintoe "a treaty sat once. hat
Offer, will, no doubt, entertain il and
lhrowlhes responsibility of It's acceptance
upon Congress; ~ sti ,i;si
I ls;isto be .hopedsthat thea oaefsMill be
made soon; as the; Queens speech seems
to intimate, for an early adjustment of the
question is essential 1 Gndzihat there is
a strong party opposed 10 any compro. !.
mise. Thai parry will incrcase 7 10
strength, when the people begin 10 stdove
Eupou it, as they assuredly will. -
1. is now said that sw e. eau1ot: giSe:np
eVancouvier's lsland---as l,iiostefefIile- and
vnluablesIsland,l i and dilargertha1 ireland.
T The; friends of the iIatilt3 ofslSa2s hithi
.erto passive, begin 10 rally, aud aenoGnce
Mr.. Walkers Tariff as a Brush. Tariff.
That iiley would prefer war 90 its aboli
l'tion, there is no doubt. Sill, they are,
las yet, in minority, iii both Hoses OF
Congress; aud, lfiayeSiittIe doubt, that a.
Bill based upon Nj: Walkers project.wili
succeed, Sumo are sn0tcoutenfeyenwith
Mr.. W alker's'ptan, and demand ahatf.in- =
Stead of the llomel valuations stfea foreign
valuation shall efadopled; .aslhe basis.
of the ,ad ,yalorem, duties. 80. ;4s
+ CORES pondeQce o ,tlte ChdsieSton Nctcs.
:. s .t'ssS. =: = z 80 eosuafy ] I - e {
In The Senaie his morning; after lie
disposal Of the miscellaneous business Of
The morning. hour, The, considerati6ndE The
Oregon notice resolutions asastagain; re- 2
sumed. & g..e;t:a ~ s:ffii "a. {. q d
Mr.. Dickinson having The floor, resnnedl
ant, concluded IlisTeInarksj IN faRorof our
right 10 the whole territory: "a
| MIR. Dayton then moved The postpone
rnent Of The whole. subject 10 a fortnight:
from Tuesday next, on the giound mat
there ale otner. maHers Of gtent, i,npor;
lance requiring action, and laai ihe news
by the'lasrsleamer aRas. s.of a highly pa s
cl6c character. 4, & 4 9
MIR. Allen acknowledgements. fire ana se;
hemenlly opposed lhe motion lo, postpone.
He contendet that The .newsSbyl he, ,sleam-
'er was any Ting bulapacific. his o.
pnion The speeches in Pariiase3t me ere
no Indication Of the true siate of feeling
gu :Re subject. 80
q Mr.: Calhoun ihonghE The besr piafi
would be 10 take question, al ]: once
|'uponallie nunerousspentInss q anlenI InlclIts.
so tsal;theFe might! beshlt :anes spf1ll llostlioh.
Itbeloreslhs Selrale. For ihls reason She!
was opposed 10 any posipo olie.ne rll.5 q
- El.C lass as in: duty bonn lnHe@eds
Ilhe course soff N saad sed tflea
ESena,e 10 stead and deter ssled al ciions
t55 M Z. Brrfiei, M; some brieI q TefiafEs=
strongly advoTdled .lnolionao postpone
Mr. Golquit SAID ne WOO ID vote sfofElhe:
notice I'D any sbapesor stornl. bur jie sSas;
I'desirous That ihe door sI;ouid be, left open.
10 pegonallon aud compromise. He, lien
|oncrud substitute for The; e;ailendrngnl Tor
liMr. e riitefid n 10 lie cfect, thai the Pres
liiden( may III he chouses, delay Tic zno !
tees butfftatitsit be ss:ven:i is The opin-s
lion OF the Senate thar2thc Ernaher may be
Ip., Il
MIR. CrltleudeIr said he could not ac-.
cepl the substitute until belshouid have,
had mud llnle u examineit carefully. On
his motion, therefore iliwas ordered 10 be
printed. 80. :: 80. j., -. -,
Arcr another. strong appeal from Mr..
Calhoun on lle rproPrlety of taking tue
question of the numerous amendments,
aud reJuinderirom Mr.. Allen, theSSen-
die by the casting vole of ahe;Vice Pres
dent wenlinlo an Executive Sessions
The lie, vote was 255to 25. ~ ifs 2l4iltfIf
| In the Houselllere was regular storm
owing. 10 The report made by, Mr. Holmes
! Of your city, fem the Seiec, Cnmmluee
on the Rules, fle reported an amend
manl toIhe Rules lothe; ELECTS. that. on.
the engrussmenI Of any appropriation bill;
for internal Improvement, .anyTFmembe.
shall have rhe: srIshtto haveihe arlghtao.
have the question: pu, IN any.ors every
separate ilemsin thesbill. qs5 ait}>a:.,B St'lE;
Eor about Two hours, the Westeriifmeml
bers then lried stave of. the report, bya
vote oil los To- III, This is a most impor-
tant additou,o thejfules,s sandiits good seis
fecrs will. soonsbe.apparent. Fs.'.ff t
Mr.. Hunter from thesDislricp Commit.'
tee.trepor!ed aebill5pr6Viding :orl he relros
cessiou Alexandra sloi2thef state sTof
Virginia. ilwili pass tfe House dnnd'
probably the Senate. h7Fs5f.s .ssl.T !. !.
MIR. Holmes.trOm the Naval Commis4
lee, ,repur,eda bill to unite all ,helNayal.
Pension lawseinio one. so s'' ,fs'ss:.
4 Il * 80 CONGRESS-. ,55fs7s,aE
1 ThefSena'e was asn0tin Session onHSat-:
urday, anthrhe proceedings of'the House.
were OF little interest," t.g:l:s.g .lotis' gfsrife.
! 2 An Intellectual effort was made 10 sus-.
II Dpnds- The riIIec