The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11
TWENTY-NlNTH CONGRESS.
House OF Representatives.

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motion was made to instruct the Select Committee
on the folding room to inquire into any abuses that may
cd Yeas NEWS sb Mto not suspend
bill was reported from the COMMITTEES OF Ways and
Means, making appropriations fr tho payment Of
utonary pensioners also for the payment Of navy PEN
Several bills from the Senate were introduced and re-.
ferred to the appropriate committees.
Mr.. Hoes, Of Illinois, introduced bill for the i'm.
provement Of the Mississippi river.
Mr. B. s'r,Tn. Of Indians introduced bill for the
completion Of the National Road through indiana and
eedipg II to the State
Mr.. BowLrr, Of Missouri. introduced bill for ssta.
Mr. CuLvyn of New York, gave notice Of q bill for
the prospective abolition of slavery in the District Of
bill introduced. appropriating an additional sec
ton Of land for the support Of public schools.
Mr. MCo,sstl, OF Alabama. gave notice Of a bill ap.
work Il. lie also gave notice Of bill to lay the black
tariff Of lst2 low in the dust.
Mr. g ADAM, gave notice Of bill to abolish Custom
House oshs and also to abolish capital punishment.
der u. laws.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole
Mr. Ours Of Mary land having the floor from yester.
day. made speech in favor Of the whole Of Oregon II
wings over the PROSTATE lion.
Mr.. GUYS Speech was regular war Grafton He
poesy the wlds Of romance and tho prairies OF dplo
macy, 10 prove that Oregon was, and 10, and must be
Mr. LEvI., of Pa, from among number Of others. OBJ
tanned the aoor for which he had mantle sed great anx
ETY. for several days past He made speech in favor Of
Oreson-the whole Of Oregon. He not for peopling
with Chinese and Japanese but with American CHI.
lens We had plenty Of population to settle Oregon.
Tho great stream OF population in this country has
burst the bounds Of the Union and rushed int
Texas-it flashed bright in Oregon making this land,
which was once Wilderness, thickiy populated coun.
try He had opposed the annexation Of Tsxa, because
was aforeign nation. and Canada would yet claim to
be annexed BY this annexation Of Texas precedent
Here ne made some remarks about the opposition to
Iexaand the struggle to get Oregon to
that new state He trcd upon Mr.. Gid ngs corns which
eroushsthst gentleman to his feet Mr. q. said that Mr.
submit to slavehoding oigarchy he would 70 10 war
1.-THE gentleman would submit to slavsholdnR olgar.
ehy, he did not possess the spirit OF an American.
MI Lsv,s then went into TRADE against O'Connell.
glowing suiogy on John Quincy Adams, whose white
shaggy locks were like the SHOWS burning noun.
tain warm and patriotic hesrt still glowed beneath.
Mr.. r. ~. T. HrSrEa, of Virginia, having obtained
the floor, the committee and reported progress
bill making ration for land to The Choctaw
Indians w also reported from the committee and pass.
cd the House. The House then adjourned,
SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STArIs-Thurs-
day, January 8, 1876 No. 6l--Wilham A. Brad
ley, appellant r. Choutteau OF al The argument of
TINS cause was continued by Messrs c. Cox and Jones
JAsuARr 9, ls4o-Cogswen X. Green, Esq, Of Michi.
gan, was admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
Sour. NO OR G. DowDes, plaintiff in error VS.. VIM.
oSo.I error TO the ninth Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
OF TINS court Diminishing this writ Of error for the want
o. lurisotcton. No lost Brown plaintiff N error
wr;, ~ srpcr % The motion to dismiss this
Cox in support Of the notion and by Messrs Broken.
borough and Eaton In opposition thereto No Iss-E
gh srsa,oaa' plaintiff IN error vs. Robert w. williams
was supported by Mr.. Westcot and opposed nv Msssrs
Thompson and C. Cox. Adjourned I'LL Monday a. !,
oclock.-Nefionsi Tnfeiigsaeer.