Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
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SENATE, thursday, hpfI 20.
Mr.. BERnirS From the COMMITTEE ol Conference
the part OF the Senate the disagreement Of the two
Houses upon the Motto. Resolution. made rcport zee
commanding that both Houses rec'Je from their amend
men,s the resolution and that they adopt the solu
tion In the following iorm:
JoiST Resolutions CoHorENlfG TUE 0nraon
TrRGuoRY,
''Nhereas, BY The Conveu'ioe concluded The lwens
teih day Of October, eighteen bundled ani eighteen b."
tween The United States of Anrfra and the X I'M Of The
United Kingdom Of Great Biais aud Ireland, or the
period Of ten years, aud Afterwards ndt fnitry exend-
ed and continued In force by another Convention Of The
same parties concluded The sikh day Of August In the
yesr Of Lord thousand eight hnndft and twenty
seven, II was agreed thai any rpuuify that may be
claimed BY either parry the nurlhwesl coast Of Amer
lea westward the Stony uf Rocky mountains now
community called he Oregon territory, should together
with It's hsbsrs, bays. and creeks and the navigation II
all rsers within The sam.i be free and open 10 the
sells, citizens ard subjects ol the two powers, bal with
ga, prejudice 10 an, claim which either ofthe parties
nigh, have Ia any part oil said country aud with the
further provision the second article Of the said
lion oi The sixth o August eighteen hundred tween.
~ seven. that .iiher party might ahIolao and annul
said cuhvenion giving due notice OF twelve months
Ia the other contracting paryj and whereas II has
become desirable that The respective claims 4 The u.
Saies and Gfea, Bntain should be definitely settled,
and that said territory may longer Than need he remain
snhlee' TO heevi consequences oi he divided alegance
fusion and con el OF national urlsictons dangerous
the cherished peace aud good understanding The TIVE
Countries; with view, therefore, that steps Ice taken to
the abrega,un The said Convention Of thu 9Th August
ls27 IN the mode prescribed IN its second article and
thai the attention oi the guyetnme1sul both countries
may be The moe earnestly directed the adoption of all
proper measures for the speedy ard amicabe sdusmen,
ot all their differences aud disputes respect To said
riiory:
Resolved. &C.. That the President Of the Untet
States be. and he is hereby authorized his discretion
ste give Ia the British Government The notice required b,
its said second article for The abroq aton of the said con
sen''on OF The sixth OF August eighteen hundred an'
twenty seven"
Mr.. ALLEN said if he understood the meaning of the
RESTITUTION now proposed by the Committee OF Conference
ihs part OF authorizing the giving of the notice Tho
came rs that passed by The Senate aud sent 10 the ous
asf Representatives.
MIR. BERRItN said the Senator was correct. Tn,
resolution was The same which had passed the Senate.
AE. ALLEN then said that The Who'll. result of the Ia
bors 81 the Committee 10 restore in substance will
sme slight variation 10 language only, the preamble ant
'.esnutioa as they originally passed the Senate There
Tore, Tor reasons which he had heretofore given h,
should have 10 record his agans, the adoption 4
the report Of the Committee.
Mr. CAMERON said before the vote was taken hi
wished To explain the ground on which he would volt
Tor the adoption Of the report Of the COMMUNICATE
substance of which was that being unable 10 po, III
pam Notice, and thinking the Notice itself more i'm
Prant Than The form OF IT, he would take il in this SHARP
raihef than not get It Al all lie expressed himself 70
81 deg 4U on, and out
fhe question was then taken aud the repor, was a.
dop:ed. Ayes AZ Noes 10.
1u the House Of Representatives. the vote upon con
curing with the Senate. in adopting the repor. of III
Committee Of Conference. yeas lac nays 46
And so the Resolution was finally passed