Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-20

MONDAY va. rejected BY a vote 81 - To =,
and fndas sgrcci 10 by q vote If a 20 81.
MIR. Harnlin IT Me, movfri a rccousta~ra
ton yendius whieb The Hps~c went inie
Committee u the Whoie. and lac dcboie Wa
.rrsaurnd by Nc NJ. Brown ot Tenn. who At
gn.d that The bill was not what IL ~purTpoficd
I, b. by it, title. q biil ff thc protection 81
American citizens la Owgon. He rrgauici IL
rather a bil igs claiming snd taking Tie whole
of Oregon. Jurisdiction wss claimed over
tn whole of orgon-ovef British people. a.
well as over our own-sad that ioo when
their bad been a strict observance II ,tc irra-
~ oi Ie2s by tse Government ci Grrst Bot
sin. The ball was calculated 20 Involve ,he
nation ina var. aud W oould not csape IL
u ihis bsll bocame = law.
Nh. Brown sid the only reason wis there
was not unsuimily upon this question. - de-
sired By the Executive ant has friends was tho
lat that tliep had bea no consistency 81
purpose on toe Iatt Of thc Executive sni hi>
friends. IL claimed the whole oi Oregon
which he knew wonld lead 10 var after uiicf
ing 10 ncgo'iaic upon A..
Mr.. Il said that four. GGhs Of ih- nation
an a lsrgr msjonty iu Congress. la his lnlee.
nIcut. wen rtsdy To compromise this qucs
ton, and ihey would have rallied around the
Executive a. one man. II d. hli Sustained the
is,,tc which be had mal' snl said ihus hr
We viii 20 and NO Further A. d wss the
Exccutiv, was not uuGcl. TIE 81 "a ci
world condrmn him iof spcnding the nation :
ll)cd anil treasure iUt that which hc hal OF
tered To give away.
No Giles Of Md. took q different view ol
the cas-. and rallied upoa tbc House not 60
Cavil at ihc couusc oi the Executive upon thi.
PRESTON. Tbs House bad given the notice.
agreeable 10 the recommend iiun at tie En-
%ecuiive, ANT he hopi that before he setting
of to-mofrow's sin. the Scnatc would De- the
same thing TIE Ball bsioue The Committee
he argued. dad not infringe upon the s~utsccts
oi Great Britain.
Mr. Giles wa IN favor II a careful obscs.
vance of ihc treaty olls27. aud ihcrcioEc OPP
Possd 10 the prospective giant oi lands con
,emp,aicd in the bin. s. long a. there wss
JOINT possession b. did not think there should
b. any giant col lanfs, cod Csc act itsli, hc
thought ought Ia b. a temporary measure.
Mr. PAYNE of Ala 'lId his di~rus.ion uhs
calculated 10 DO much BARN. a, ,hc dcbsic
Lad donc when ,he uo,icr pas uuirf consid-
Grafton. lie was 10 favor 81 the btu II amen
dui - a. to protect he night. Of The Amen
can people. 8nj De- wss opposed io ID II O. wts
to i%utcreTe With the B1uA sIhgc,ts. Mr..
Payne closed his Hm5tks with a tcicucr ut
the Executive. tPJu le msin gneslion, be-
sad u thc two Governments Wcu wisc. ihct
would settle this question: sisicably and
psomi IS b. negotiation.
Nj. seldom oi Va ,inne,rr,-cd thc bill
., manilc,iins a,i1Irni EHi aggressive sriui.
ga interference With tpaI, q ,iuiaiion oi iaw.
a claim oi jurisdiction over he " hole tcui,o.
- sRl = bal Jat Ought 90 pas.
Ms Guriuu It y } d~elcFini he bsll with
c~mcsne,- ant suuei Jnt 70 vas strictly ia
Conformity 20 ltasiy stipulation. and no btrrc
that 6nat British bad ,tlu. hy ne set oiisgl.
Mt J T. l~nsrfoli nbgiDcl the fluor. when
the Committee ps. tsl Dos House adjourn.
cd.