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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
1MPOkTANT-IF TRCTi

The Washington correspond,n nj Of The PHILADELPHIA
North American writes. Under date If The | lh:
hars now the means of stating with full fih which
bin,.,, peuy plainly ny last tao letters that Nh
pab,uLo, lid rot reeeice fill and comprehensive in.
,i,,eijons n. T., 4c u.laun Of the Blush Ministry by
The lilbe'nia
| have authority for ..'a,nG that Message wil be
communicated by The Pnsd.. (pernaps and very pro.
baby 10 morrow) calling upon bo.' ho"'ss Congress
10 adopa Joint n solution, such o, Dt' or tg's'a'
!!on as hey may h'nh proper. defninx TIC Dou""afy
Inc betUeen The leo Governments, and asse,t,n ~hat
IS The elear and IN Questionable lle u Eae United Sia,
in Oregon
The purpose of this movenen, is to relieve the Pre-
sdcn, The responsibility which he stands com.
misd. by his Inaugural and annual Messages and bu
The negotiations. which have !ransped under hts direco
lion and auspices.
The President will communicate with his Message
rfqnes, for large appropriations for Naval and Military
deencrs. uhlch arprehend i'll moi be considered until
further intelligence from Eng land arrives.
Oi course, some allowances will be made by the pubs
lie Tor The verbal inaccuracies which may occur In INV
statement of The erus of the expected Me sage and II
turn out prophet the substaace which is all sspr.
TO do hope 10 be forgiven for the minor mistake and
if this highly important is communicated through
any other newspaper channel to Philadelphia, shall be
nucn SURPRISED. as wouiu nave been had the coem.
porary press Contained any reference The arbitration
proposition, which announced on the evening OF lis re.
jeclion by the Cabuent.
The President may possibly delay communicating the
Message referred 10. but thar will not alter The stat of
the facts. The which he seft in on Saturday MAS
10 have heen transmitted Thursday and then az ain Ia
have been postponed until The Monday following bu,
circumstances arose which changed The complexion of
things They may again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
DonseotieEutrllinrurr.
From Tie Baltimore Patriot. FEB. ~.
THE HUMORo FROM WASHINGTON

We copy into another column reports from Washing
iun which reach through Ea3lefn papers, thai the
President is about 10 send IN message. asking that
Congress shall dsfne ehai the true boundaries OF
our Oregon eaim-snj that hs will recommend militia
~ preparations IN the same message.
This report II IL Insisted by the writer. who gives 1t
IL be well funded. IL seems to 10 have proba.
ollty 10 support H. and. II True. Is perhaps intended To
relieve the President rom any seeming backing out
from his claim 10 all Oregon.
We have, at tho setne line report that IT Is slrea-
dy agreed that the Oregon boundary Is sslied the
line Of The d. psaI!e Will conditions that amount
10 giving up all manufacturing in this country aud de
, III a.. Great Britain Tor What We may want In that
regard exeep, ron.
Against any such barp,insg we should object for the
evil Of the thing itstlf Nhatovef oSf rights IN
Oregon. they have dependence lhs amount II
duly We may impose English manufactures and
to be insisted upon only because they rights
Ito make up ahal may be regarded doubtful nile
any or all Of ofgon. II is proposed 10 sacrifice the
protective p5lcy. Which nov gives employ ment aud
Rocures remuneration II all who labor and 10 which.
We Trace "haleVor of prosperity tho country enjoys
II this policy 10 10 be sacrificed Tor any or all Of Oregon
say that no evil. not even that n war greater Than
such n sacrifice would bring. We desire 10 see the
Oregon dispute sertltd-we bseve, ha We ever .ley led
thai vi be settled smcably --but if II Is only 10 be
settled by sacrificing our domestic industry, then we So
lei ever remain cause Of contention and if war Is u
cnmn from H. "let it come"
u WI u" h'ust "hta "ut--i ne must give mp some
thing-much better that he should give up all Oregon
than thai We should abandon manufactures, reduce
10 dleness our mechanics. md bling the pro OF Iabo
down 10 The standard Of the panpers u Europe Better
much better We say that all Oregon Should be given up
than such consequences should be imposed On The coun
try.
IL ia said 10 tho letter have reftr.nd TO- (which
we copy irlm the New York Expressly that a treaty
or The settlement # The Oregon quesllon with the con
dltiuns have denounced III Oh ratified by The Sen
ale We do not believe II. We do mol believe that
! the American Senate will 80 humble Itself before Bti.
fish influence and for British ACCOMPLISHMENTS bow
ever. we have placed mn high an estimate on those
who NOW compose the Senate. We have fail confidence
That u peope Of the United States viii taxa care 10
right themselves in all good lime
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19


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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

asrras. lime ii fityeo Of tie Presidents 4 In oul,d
Stairs al,h tia, ii the Pune Minis etso t'feel bhain
t. sioH the stability iouf eosefnnei, ane to stu" 10"
pfu iud,ss The Ne ieli Al her faNrL
The principal jee Il NJ Allea's speech arPea ed
L. be Ia shaw that The puw.f ii Great Bush arras
" exaggerated, Will, Vuf own vac a. mue, Shdsf
tai.d
Mr. Allen Il sod his speech 18th the startling dfrlas
rs;iun sud vel figure, hsi Wal With T. Land was no
mute /, be dtcad,d ,hen ulhoin chlld lsg At The
back OF IFS psnull
MI j. NJ CLAYTON ub,ainrd tn nscr fuf to n,ot-
ron, and The senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Ar KING oil G.. asked have 10 make personal &
,ianaiiun. Mr.. X enmmenc,d 10 state his reasons,
When M. RAJ HBuRN Of Y. eark HIN 10 or
der. The question lhen poi Ia tie House whether
Mr.. h should be heard. lie iIoDse by a vote OF -
yeas to e3 nays permitted hm to be heard
Mr. KING spike Of tho cures poddence from tie Pre-
sdeni of ibe United saies. Il called tof
" day. aud IN his judgment The Pt,sidoal bound 10
snsnef II IN full n.l.ad--
Mr.. RAIiiBUN again called to order lyr an auson
10 HE correspondence.
The srEAkER decided Than The gentleman IN
order.
A appeal Was taken aud ihe decision Of tie Chair
MS sustained, yeas l0j, nays not counted
Mf. kmg said tist The tssn Why he did moi sue up.
the Oregon ~, siiou that lie President had no
answered lhe call lie had suppressed rafl oltho col
fespondeuce wac minated
Mr HOUSTON vi Ala. was Afterwards understood
To deny this.
The half hour of confusion aud muse. a.
bout making personal Explanations, Tie end Vi oil tbs
arrived only ty a motion togo lnto COMMITTEE oi
ihe Whole
The committee then rose aud without further action,
The house aduufnrd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

lie TARIFF. The Washington correspondent q
The Philadelphia Noflh American states hat the new
Iaf Blll which has been preparing by the Secrets.
fy OF The Treasury and The Custom House officers Is
NOW competed IN every essennsl particular and adds
MI Mckay, he eli aifnan, nd other members of the
COMMITTEE Of Ways and Aesus. have conferred with
Ties. officers. in every stage Of lis progress, and have
assenfd OF course, IL all he leading cha facterscs
question. theTs!fe II any change al Consequence will
be nade IN any Of The features in he COMMITTEES
Room II VIII so 10 Il e House Of Representatives in A
few days as The Tariff Measure Of The Adniuislrs,ien-
be considered aud decided upon IN caucus and probably
he adopted without an amendment which viii alice,
The principle ct the Bill The revenue basis has been
consulted 'hIonehon', though there may be accidental
deVa'lons favorable 10 protection. The Bill will be
repo:iea to rake effect from FIRST Of October mex, en-
suing.
II has been Decided 10 discontinue bounties on fishing
vess b. and to allow draw backs hereafter on so,rls
disied from foreign oasses. refined sugar ana salt
used IN packing fish.
iho f""wlbs rates have been adopted for The arti.
cles stated
Iron Of all kinds. % no, csn, nj ,,,,,.,,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY. Feb. i1Ih, 1916.
CONVENTION,

On motion Of Mr.. Mcpherson. Resolved that a Sc.
leei committee be appointed. with insruriions to report
the bill No % Of ast session. which had tor lis object
the question Of taking the sense OF Me people upon Tho
propfeiv of calling Convention 10 nueud tho Consi-
tuition Oh The Stale laid The liable by vote Of 81 10
S.
Mr.. Pendeion, who had voted for laying the resd.
luton The table foding by the vote. That the WEES
tern me nbcs were anxious for the adoption OF that tss
un'un, moved Reconsideration OF he vote laying the
resolution on the table, Which WAS agreed To.
The resolution was then adopted by The following
vote Ayes 81. Noes So
Aud the following selec, committee was appointed,
in accordance with The resolution Messrs. MePherson
Cowan. West, w. II. b, Gusts. J. II. Gusts, Wade,
Fox aud Flowers.
a BM 3ppropriai,ng The ubhc Revenue
Mr. Tay lor offered ryd,r this bill. proposing 10
appropriate 81 800. instead Of 81 ,000 10 Tho Univer
Sly a. permanent annuity.
Alter some remarks by Mr.. Taylor. in support Of his
yder. and Messs, Alexander Broadus. Lee. and others
against, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

The Lexington murder proves 10 ba one Of The mns
aggravated thai has taken place in Kentucky since tina,
OF Col sharpe, many years ago. There ras some
cause Tor that. but the killing Of young Horizon has M
paa'inn. The proVocalIon was merely taking the sea-
generally asslged 10 Shelby at the dinner liable, and
gazing occasionally at the latter during the meal Al.
'"r rising. Shelby demanded of the deceased an expa
a'lon, when according 10 correspondent OF the Ceye-
land Herald. IA few other words were uttered by
Shelby. when he, standing before Horizon WIN boil
hands IN his packets. drew his left hand from his peck
ct and slapped Horizon he head SO fnd oui whet
er he would fight with fist or pistols Horion stem,
ped back as soon STRUCK, aud was in the act ot
throwing back his cloak, when the wretch She by
Drew pistol from his pocket and shot Horizon dead -
tie tell as soon as the pistol was fired, and never
spoke agaln- when lifted up he was dead Thus was
young man Of good moral and religious standing In
society. sent. In moment when he least expected it,
to the bar Of God Sheby's friends ave off red 400
uuo to ha hun ont. but il is decided moi To be bail
able case His trial will be one OF interest and deep ex
element. Henry Clay will probably be emplaved in
the prisoners defence. The celebrated Tom Marshall
as been secured to aid III the prosecution"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
WARRINGTON. Feb. llth
UNITED STATES SENATE.
OREGON DEBATE.

The Senate then rroceed.d 10 the special order Of thu
day. and
Mr. ALLEN resumed his remarks. and said tina,
OFrss Britain would mol and dare not SIN ,le handed
night the United States for Oregon. Mr. Alien said
!" oil the Discussion wch had beea had upon this SUBJ
Yea "a The public prins, IN pamphlets by public men,
sse question had not been right-whether our
tns was good and that Of Great Brlsin baseless-bul
the afgausnt had been ,ha, We wes deienceIess while
Cssei Britain MAS poa eIu end ready lor VAL and there.
~ ss ssnsi yield 10 her ujusi pre,ensiors No such
asssas a. this "as ever uttered by English st,rs
"ss. NJ their language was, 1--WE hive rights Ia Ore.
S"ns and are prepared Ia 4 ain ain them"
NJ. Akin said he would ask Senators whether If noor
~eak Msxso ossb he substituted E,r G~st Britain we
~ss1 sos = sce give the nee aud lake pos.. sson Of
- eaa'syd Aye. said he aud would dave taken il,
Shea yeassagn
Mr.. AlIsnSsid that y hen lie asserted Grea, Britain
sronld MT dare 10 6yh, f Oregon he d,d no, mean to
eoav ahsf sse would act from tear Of conf ct--but be
s'ss 80 wssd g. 70 ~sr with she would take into
consideration the bsseless Of he, claims and the
i"e.se ijsy which wanld result her The loss Of
Aes c,loaiea.
Nj AtIoa sail he had heard great deal said Of the
sw.EaD assy II Grvst Britain. bat il fact that in
seUz me uasy VI Gssat Britain be much larger pro.
essaN y e hrIe VI The world than did lbs
oay lie then Went into hong history II the conflicts
Sssweea England and France u Show tia, he nayy was
~ W fruidsbe thin: We imagined ii TO be. We could
~ sho persd. With The aid Vi commercial ina fins
~ Z hsvy aaat which Great britain could not send
ss:frl R.ses 10 mss--and ts cainbinrd navy Of The
49,. sssh es.'d AT .nej"gae US. The inrcdoellao
= 0AA tsesod ~ adding Ia thu supeSiuri,y of Creat
&s'.an. actually ssisc~d her superiority oe.haf as il
':aSssS Assey oay AID not seanen The mos, essential
~. Aha did sss think England could send force
10 is ssmy sofeieoa - smsi.y the 6esce democracy
u ~ essa,sy ~ 1ss year lie diJ non Yan by the de-
assay ale Rsry Vi iAss aams--bu. tbs erea, Amer
80 pa4Se hsss ~as dif5stenc~. he said. bsaween
$1,000 aa2nsd ssfan -aad Gritsin cuuld not Tor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

ion change ptht GsaHe5ly Courts u .ad cornf hls1
adsefssl, l. ..alutau 10 tie -Np.dtney Vi fe1H rnZ
al. Il delinquent lands I. sold IN Its 1t les than
500 acres aud enfes Ice made lor mol less than ooD
aefea.
The COMMITTEE of Pfaposibn MS aud Gdessuees
Fe5sft.d uJrciiaR the petaB VI Ito Common Council
ID In tosn al L, nehta's TOT extending The eofPoTat
limits thereof.
TAX BILL.
IN IN lion of Sir. Edmuads, (the unfinished business
Of wednesday, taken mp.
Tie llause prpcesdsd Ia I'll the blanks IN the bill viii
tie proposed by The Commune oi Finance Afei
tie blanks were ~ filled Mr. Brosdns oTrred amend
meal the rtli tls subsiute) every respect sml.
af 10 the bill, With The exception that II hiss The rates
Of issaiian coz lin IN Ibe tax bill OF last yeaf
The vote bring aRrt, The "ufe refused 'oadop' the
substitute ef Mr.. Bfoados BY lte following vo-.
81. noes II
Mr.. Syme then moved 10 suspend The rbl. Tor tie pur
pose of teconsdeng the vole 6ng the blanks relating
10 merchants ano other licenses.
Aiicr snme discussion, the House refused 10 suspend
by vote of-hycs AZ. NOES So.
MI Thompson Of Boeioort, then m9vrd 10 lay The
bill on tn. Liable, and upon this motion. Mr. Edmund.
eaIl,d the ayes aud Hees,
Aher some Suggestions by various gentlemen. Nj
Thompson wihdfew biz motion To lay on the lable
The bill was tcn ordered To It's ensrossnent.
On motion ol Nh Scott. The House thrn tgreed II
take tie bill provide for The revision Of the cml.
nal code with the amendments.
The amendment to The Senalos amendment. offered
by Mr.. Iayue, MAS rejected.
The yole Was then laken Mr. SoulhnlPs nation 10
disagree with the Senate it's amendment Composing
10 repeal the law limiting the sefsnns Of Ihe Legislature
To 70 d4ye.) which resuted-ayes So, noes 81
s. he House dsaurerd with lie Senate in 10 amend
msnt.
On malion Of Mr. Scotl. the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
Correspondence efAs Baltimore .sn,erican.
WAsniseros February l0Ih.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
NAVY AND OREGON BILLS.

a.. =
~. NAso ns''ea 70 P'sp'nr the previous orders
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IN. ne ""',oh 81 W. Csss prevailed. rs to ~.
r. a.. II."s.a .s'aa ,'ao'S a~ we ltsolo'ions
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:, va. -" was M" Nh) niue years sn'e
me- ~A'~ 'e"oanera all sheaano" To 'feai bnialn.
-"''.e yes's since o'eas pIha'h nc
~ .'I'.' ~ ',ss. WIRE ana e""a n oe nee
1871 ,d,,..,~,;.. aI - VIZ. 20, o.ra, oman *
T 'aa s"'. ",'' '"'oy "ius'a '""es o'
W. "'"y, 10, .~s") 'egh 'afs nf2otiaiun has
49, w. ~. ',r""e " '",s SESSION we 'e
sIa .,I = 80. - . ~ w s'' ' "so
s.,...,. ~, Az w, "uv W "Ne "'''''es 'o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

In the course Of Mr.. Alleu's war speech Of Monday.
the following conversation took place
"Mr. Mangnm asked him whether there was no, in
me suppressed correspondence passage declaring that
the giving Of notice will be considered "a ornsvs
=" tho part Of he British Government
Mr.. :. lien replied IA The honorable Senator asks of
inc hi. ques,ioa Il P.babe he is himself capable of
answering it, and mn :sua ,opeEsede the necessity of
my answering him.
The presumption. tlen 10. that tie pssssSs was sup
pressed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

r, ne New Oleans bee of the 27h 1.-THE Hon
iie"sy Gay mas been Ia our city days enjoying
OUT a'e cHniie IN nnoslatlous privacy. We had the
peasafe day or two ago OF shaking hands with The va
efan patriot and statesman, and rejncei at pereevns
10 MS connenance the hnes Of health and MS unloading
lo'n tokens that time deals enently with him, and
mat green and vigorous old age has succaeded man.
mood in OF energy and usefulness God bless our nAR
~ o. inc West In prosperity and disaster he silll is
'e 'o Oh MS p1fty aud the honnred patriot whom all
good men respect and reverence'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
SENATE.
FRIpAr, Feb. -. 1916.

SniHW .NOTe8
The Bill authorizing he issue Of small notes by Tho
Banks was aiken up m motion Of Mr.. Cox, and reject
cd by the iolluaiug vote
a,Gs-M rs.is. Woods, Sutton. Thompson Of A.,
Moore ;, ,odurao. GslIaher. Piper. Whether. Stanard.
mmr H.vc,. Ill.
Nors--Sesata scott. tSpcaker,) Cox. Wallace.
Crawford, Wiley. spa,.t. Bsp'si. Garrett. Wootolk.
D'oois s,i,h .-uenss,e s1on srioee,. Ne Nullen,
Taylor Guprrsni, Newman. Tho,np.'n :" -.
On molion OF Mr.. Thompson Of kr '"e senate ao'
J5ufa,J. nj 20 minutes past lo'cloek.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
Magnificent shawls, TruIy {!

YARDS, RYAN S. Co. have on hand 4 genuine
~ t.iCHNlR SONG SHaJPLS. The newes,
ad mos. fashionable article Of dress imported ino
,ae United States
We pledge ourselves to sell them for ,rs. han III.
same siaTs selling Tor In New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore or Washington city. o. We knoO ,ehSt ,r,
'"s fncss ranging from SIS loS SIS.
also
We have on hand very large assortment of Com
';'oa shswis, ranging IN price tr1m IS cts. 10 SO
REGARDS. RYAN s. C.,,
.Nsri door 10 y N. T. Yonng's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

LisrRA1IoE.-ilorace King. a NOVA h., 49,
an'a..a oy The Legis ,iure Of Alabama. bv sns.3l
odo a owner had is said, often refused ,hs
ISm Of and urged The passage Of thu go, me
mig, :. very intelligent mar. and cons,Turtsd
/ y srd d A''i hs Ass '@en thfs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
TIE rars..g ropAeco CoNrRAcr-Nye remarked

Yesterday that The -snch government TO enter into
contracts on the 29h Jarn'v last, fr The supply Of s.
9s0.00o Kilograms of hmerca.! Iohaoco. Tins article
being monopoly in that conrlry ,"s quantity and
quality changed into measure is 8 800 IDS Ken
lucky. q. 900 Virginia. 5000 of elaryIa land Tn,
oaceo. IT we are not mistaken the Rolhschllds took
The contract last year " Q. 1ropic,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
NEG ssOsiS SVANEEN.

tEftE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting to purchase
4 any number OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES
thaiw suit the Southern market
As they are anxious make their purchases rs soee
dy as pnsslbe,ihey assure th'te having any for sa 10
n1' ne5 WI" pay as liberal cash prices as be obtains
ed in any market in The STATE. Persons who wish -
sell: VII do well 10 call On them before MAXIM sale
=; 1--WE wish to purchase one or Two BIacksmi,ba
and Carpenters, DAVIS :, UApT
Now ,'',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
TWENTY FIVE MAIL BAGS LOST

Inc Memphis Enquirer says The Belle Zane had IN
o"ai' "nen she sunk. some weeks since. tWeafy fte
ma" Gags The amount of money drafts &c. LOST, tan
never be known. These mails had been suffered II, ac
comuia'e at Memphis from. all quarters, when boa,s
we're arriving ard departing between that place and New
Oreans every po OF three days Mister Cave bin
SON can digest that fact. we will admit that he was the
Ifopic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
G.krsDE.s SEEDS.

> did ushsniii exec : Mt.x :t.ts
w l. would ask The attention of the Ladies' Ia nm,
~ stock OF French and LnSls. Cocl.a;r gs Co.'S.
and .h0aseba dc Laiaes '''
lhey VIII be iouad to embrace the most hean,iin
styles imported, and cnr1r FOR CASH
REGARDS, RYAN SEQ.
Neat daOr 10 Wm. I. Young
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

Inc grand jury in the U. S. District Court 10 New
Orleans, on the 30th ult indicted Francis D. Newcomb
late Cni'ed States Surveyor and for the State of Lou
'sna' with the crime Of forgery large Of ii,
public funds Is involved BY the deacaon above alluded
10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

'"hn h"ss. chief Of tbs Cherokee Nation, has been
e,ec'ea an Honorary member Of the Pennsy Ia vana
Historical Society.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

The scene In the House of Monday is represen ed "a
highly excited and exciting A correspondent of tho
Baltimore sun says:
he publication OF the last dipoma tic uresponJepee
between onf Government aud that OF Great Britain an
the SUBJECT OF the Oeyun cunuversy has IA len like nm
a'aiaiche upon this ehte Community, ST. much So that
every avenue leading 10 the House was crow ed IA A.,
tual snIl"caoh to-day, by mixed auditory " no seems
eo 10 take iively and marked interest N the oepar
ana discussed IN eonsersaU The great topic under con.
sldeIaton with much warmth aud aEnnatlon hy
buchanan was pr Sent during the delivery of Mr. Adj,
aus speech, which covered the entire qut silu from
t"e earliest discovery OF the Territory The argument
ad reasoning OF the venerable from Missarhu.
sets we're both forcble and copenr taking srouo
ground in ,vor Of ,he American view Of he question
'Several mem hers IT the government were sso in al
tendance and as the OF O'Clock appruach,d hen
the question be take, the ladies' gallery present
ed perfect galaxy of classic eaniy -belng literally
CANNED up TO uocailon with groups Vi The far
and lovely daughters OF Columbia no. s."niuaied by
lhe pa'Tollsm that kIndes in The bosoms of ,e own
iaheTs and brothers. Tucked forward to cheer % he
conotrymen IN the glorious wuik OF national ndepen-
dence, and stimulate them 10 vote in favor of their cuun
Try.
Nv hen the question was being taken ti,iliae sens
sdtoh rang through The enllre halls. Mr. Pakenham
Was pTesent-als", Mr. Buchanan Bodlsco, &C. SC
ana ihuch excitement prevailed all quarters about IN,
Caplto'-many OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court
MINISTERS ami Senators being also present The ell.
""eu introduction OF their late oTrespoudt nee bold
and decisive stand taken by the Executive has had lis
influence on the vote in the House. We are not Il, be
INUNDATED by the late very mysterious preparations in
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