The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-05


adoption of The resoiuiion, which were ordered,
and, being taken, resulted as follows; "a, n
YEAs-sisssrs John q. Adams. Anderson. Atkinson.
Benton, Bgss, James Black, James A. Black Bowlin,
Boyd BrnGeThof BrocksnbIough, BTolhead, William U
Cobb Collin. Cuom tumulins Cunninghain. Daniel Dc
Mott p.inghsm Dobbia Dremgoels. pueiaP Edssl his
Gordon oroyer hamin' Harsison. harmsnson. iisnsy,
hoge Hopkins. housa, George = Houston. henssriora
James D Hunt Charles lnssfso.i' Ssnki's. james
Preston King Lawrence. Les. La ssre Logon. Lumpkin
Maelay AeClean. MeCislland. AieClsrnand AeConnsll
Martin. Morris soai,on, Nors owen. fsri4i, p,ril
Perry. Phelps Pollosk Fries. Reid, Relic hhets Ritter,
SIMS Thsa.a. smIts Robert smith staHtnn. 81 ohm.
strong fykes ThoHasson james thompson jacob Ihomp
sou. Thurman Tlbballs. Towns, 1rsdwsy, Wentaorth,
WhesloH. WICK Williams, wordsworth, isll, and fos'-
NAYs-Messr. Abbott stephen Adams Arnold, ASH
nun Baker Bauinger. BELL. Blanchard Milton Brown.
butnngton, Burt William w. Campbell. John u Chap
man. augustus A Chapman Reuben Chapman, Cooke Col
Jefferson Davis, Dslano Dixon Docksry, John IL Ew.
Ing. Edwin H. Ewing. Fickln, Foot, Gentry, Ciddings
Holmes. EaaSSS 0V W HS5sri. sa%i HaSCsSd Hudson.
Washington Hunt Hunter, Joseph r lngenol Andrew
TO- Long, Meosaghey, Molsnry, MeIlssine, Marsh,
Miller hosesy, Payne renaleon Ramsey, julius Rock
well John ROSWELL Roo. fSnS Sss ss ssds Ss
smith Caleb Smith. surkweather. stephens, strohm,
ThiSedssux Benjamin Tho%e.oI Tildsg TSo%bs Ira%'
faneey, andYouhg-sI. 1881.
So the resolution was adopted.
And the House decided that the debate In Com
mittee Of the Whole on the state OF the Uaion
should be closed on Monday next at O'Clock.
THE oosvEsrios WIN PERU.
Mr.. c. J.INGERS0LL rose and remarked that
il had become necessary for him 10 say, in relation
to the bill which had heretofore been under consid-
Grafton TO caGy into effect the convention between
the United Sass and the republic Of Peru, that, in
saying the money was in the treasury, he had been
under misapprehsnson. In consequence Of cir
cumsIances which he did not think il necessary TO
MENTION i was proper he should say, for the infor-
nation Of the House and Of those who had claims
under the convection, that the money lad not been
paid
He would bow move that the House resolve it.
self into Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union.
THE HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr. MCKAY asked Mr.. IHGERsoLL to withdraw
his motion fora moment; which having been done,
Mr.. MCKAY said that he desired 10 make mo-
ton in relation to the debate the Oregon ques-
ton. The House had now, by the vote OF ma
orty, determined that the debate should close on
Monday next at 3o'coCk. The subject was one oi
great importance, and there were a great number
Of gentlemen who desired to participate in the dis
cussion. he would, therefore, propose that, until
Tuesday next, the daily hour Of meeting should he
10 o'clock as 10 give an opportunity to those
members who desired TO take part in the debate to
do so.
Mr.. G. S. HOUSTON inquired of the char
s.s, "ou'. &c -; e", ~. "n ~ '"1So a
amen nS si as 10 inc u'ne al which the House
Mr.. MCKAY (who had not yielded the foor) de.
manded tie previous question on his motion.
rns,.,..o '.''.",;o'' H.. -,,,
,,,as d,o;d.d u ~. % a"'' oe"s 'aAe"
C. - U " s"e I;lS ~ III
l;.oJ VIC ~. III. .ha. unu' Nionuay mex
S1heiusyeJ ,he ossy hour Of the meeting OF the
i'ou'o '"'u'u "e III ''ooA'
OREGON.
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM rose and a.k.d ls,,. >,
introduce the following proposition. INV w,v =,
ndmsnt 10 the Joint resolution of no,o..l "
R,,-lr,y Al, "A, s,no,, ana t,o,,, -, p..
TIE UsitsJ stsies Of 4msea IN Conry,,s o,bis H., -,
title Of The United states TO the whole the Oregon coun
included WITHIN me parallel. OF "a deg and % deg &c
mountain, 10 bs onss % .ns o.ony OF ROCK
that tha hoaor the dignity true Interests Of the peopls
Of UNITED States demand that their title Thereto be main
roI sr ana ne ene sna Undivided occupation con
states To tbs end Therefore that ,hs u,. .nG oheo
consistent via the treaty stpuisons between The unas
States and Great Britain, ......-...-
with eaaa. pss, me 10 % sae United State: forth
Britain that the convenon between tRs United s,si. nI
Great Britain concerning the Oregon territory OF The
SKIN o. August one thousand eight hundred and twenty
he tSs term Of ,~eSs ana .nrossed
the notice shall have been given coniomabiV to n,
second article Of said convention Of the sixth Of August enc
'n0 %a;na f,gh. hundred ana ,wen.y'even
ooleeuon was maze 70 the introduction Of the
P'opos,uoI ,,orn.o,
Mr. =. a iN ~ moved that the House
80 of ' ,s. ,rn .o oo""ee OF 'he whole on the
ho -, 49, snS o noa,.us.,;., ...-
hsol 'o,re conversation, mo',on was made that
r as1u o. INC DC suspended Tor The purpose
., enaonng me g1nueman from Ohio Mr. CUN-
S'Neh a 70 onel .he proposition;
anu unI iuesuIh oeins 'aken' the House refused
70 suspend tne ruies'
u. nI,a G ;,s. uoG non Q, Mr. hA IHBuN the
rlouse resolved l'seII mo Committee OF the Whole
on Lne s.a,s Q, ane onlan, lMr iIgBArr' of Ken
~ 'ae cnalil aha resumed the consideration
OF p sne JON. resolauon OF nolIee. $780,.
by mlsaPPrehens,on Yesterday, consequent on
me s'e9' Sus ap,rI r"r 'ne moor
q. having oh,ain.d ,bs a an"o IN the Union
as navn,e oo.a'neo the moor. Such was not his
goou 'Sr.une, monsh, IKE many Others, he had for
NAN aays oeen struggling Tor that priceless boon
Nc e' %FmTi, However, haa given II TO-
VII -, VINO now rose ana addressed the