Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
TWENTY NINTH CONGRESy.
Correspondence Of the Boliinore A~erican.
WASHINGTON, Apnl 3.
UNITED NIAIkS NENA1E

had been allowed.
Mr. &. also gave notice that M would call
up the bill io provide ior the settlement ci
CLAIMS Tor Fren,h Spolistions prior TO lec0,
a. soon a. the ofcgoa debate should be ter
minated.
MIR Jsuisgin offered q RESOLUTION calling
upou the President, II not incompatible with
tie ruhlic interests, ior a statement OF thu
monies paid out ut the secret service fund on
the President, Cediicatcs from the lth March.
ls2), Go ihr ppcS'ut time, aud the purposes
10 winch AZ Mas applied. Ltid over.
MIR. Webster Offered a resolution, which
was adopted, calling upon the President. II
not incompatible. with the public interest, for
copies OF the correspondence between the
United Slsics sud Great Bn,Bin during the
years isll, u aud - relative to the night of
visit or S-aTCh.
AT an earl, hour the senate proceeded to
the consideration OF thc special order OF the
day.
Nc Bagby who was entitled to the floor
81 ided 1t to
Mr.. Fairfield. who spoke q, length In refer
cncv To- tlr speech ot Mr.. Webster ON thc set
urincnt OF the y. Il. boundary, a settlement
which he conicndcd, though scquiesccd in by
Maine, Sac was never satisfied with.
Mr.. Fairfield proceeded TO show thc diSad.
vsntsgcs resulting To Maine from the Ashbur.
ton trcaiy-dIsadvan,ages which, in hi. opin-
Ion. were by no means compensated lr by
tic equivalents she received.
Mr.. Webster briefly rjoiucd. and pointed
out thc benefits conferred upon Maine by the
treaty, aud maintained that it was az good q
ucaty a. she he'd any right to expect.
Mr.. BIgby then took the floor aud spoke al
length iu idvoT of our title to the whole of
Oregon, aud expressed his determination to
vote Tor Tia notice without regard to couse-
q%ucnCcs. lie minated that lac would sinc-
ton any settlement which the President
should think proper to make.
Mo. Uphlm then obtained the floor. and
the Senate adouuol, having previously Ic-
fused tDa loum over until Monday.
HOUSE OF EPRESENTATlYES.
Nh. l%lillspl. ol iAla., asked leave to
make a personal explanation iu reference to
some remarks oi his whiuh had been misun.
derstooi and misrprvseptcd. he alluded To
his o"n Umsrk lhat next TO tie name oi
Washington. lhf ramc hr had heard most ire
qurttly mentioned was that of Mr. Webster.
lie had made uo come arson between the two
aad npnr between the distinguished Senator
from Massachusetts aud ANY body clss. The
pc u lc' of some of the members OF tho
Hous and ih ia impatirucc were SllIat thst
lee Mas nor allowed 10 sly wat he intended.
CT hcsut IN what hr Aid.
The next business hriur The House. was n
resolution Offered last evening, calling Tor any
communicated to Mr. Spencer counsel
ol Mcleod, Pynhns the uial of Mcleod ia
York.
Mr.. A,hmau offered an amendment. calling
upon The Secretary 81 State To inform the
whether there had byrn auy c1amina.
oi ilc secret papers If thr State Dcpau.
neui, sud IL ~, when aad bs whom.
Tn Speaker declared the amendment was
rot "a order. aud alter som, wouis btween
MI As1mHn sun Sr. housion. la which Ga,
pat the question TO Mr.. A. n he knew
any thing oi the facts Implied la his enquiry,
and "a which ML \. responded, VOTE and
YOU wall see, An sppeal was taken by Mo.
\. which on motion OF Mr.. Goth OF Georgia.
was laid upon the table by a vote OF los to
GO, Ga party yote.)
The PTcyious Question was then seconded !
when Mt. DiroH uiCoun. moved to Tcconsid-
90 thc vote 10y which the Resolution was a
dopted. calling Tor the -ccre; scr,icc iuod.
A POINT oi oulct was uised that ii,c call had
been executed, and therefore the motion VA,
not la order.
The poiui OF onicr gave rise to debate. bu,
wus over ruled by the Speaker. and iie dcci. I
sion sustained hy the House.
Nj Dixon thea went on To yindicate Mr.
Webster ir1tn tin particular sspem Sions cs.t
NIFft NiH - fA- iNFflEfik uiNi MI. NanTN. ]
lie designed 60 Wtor. aud would esk lr.t the
gentleman from Pcuua. IL he had ever aii'
that had he lived 80 ihs Has, Of lhe Retolu-i
ton hc wuutl have been atton."
MI. lngeisoll- did sy So
Mt ID. AMI You bod a right 10 ssv So. Ard
now will the gentleman from IA, tell inc nj
{ = BEAD Of the State Department vs. not 4
mrtnteT OF The Federal patty during the war;
Nj L. }. lngcnoli said lhst he was. brt
mat hc was a Young msu-aud Sir. mid Nj.
] b. mover burned ans blue lights whatr,et /
MI Dixon. Cd suppose thr gentleman al
lules 10 the STATE OF Connrcticuif'
NJ insersoll. NO, % certain indi,iIn-
M' Dixon. wen. hen, whether made
Iu reference 90 iuli, Iduals Or 10 tbc Sci,
the charge H. but tuue.
MI ingerSoii SD IL was Decatur and moi
himself who was r,sponsibic Tor ID.
Mr. DIXON weDi on Co siate he ss.s. nth,
i~HoouGnntirs iu Tire administration mdks h,tb
ns r'sartce PERSONS snI principles. The tariff
'l' 'n'n.nr} qualification. internal improve.
'"tn's, ani every public question. showed
: divided opinion ia ,hc mnks o. the admin.
iuiion. ~
Nj Dixon spoke his hour end vi,h3rv
90. motion 600 reconsider.
Mf bonlrls, oi y. G., argued that t,e Sal;
10y "'t' ~tNiuE io duw ihf attention
rom 'hc u'ain gu's ion $50 Dispute. Is, ,slG,e
Information which IVES not relevant ~
what Nas 900 dispute.
~ Nane' OF Ala. spoke neaf, an hop, ia
N""r1 'ii'naa'rnsiou upon M Welxtfr.
iie would tontht, ~ 61id ~ l0D e,garn.
Nd" Daind Webster sui Toe w6oc sse,f
"as h ile sptnt of uls remark.
Mt webster was charged with Wr,tttre
10y Jog defending the manufacturers Nj,
',t r.a-iouei upon ihe county. g., g.
W.. winthrop atd uiai he krtv al 49,
'' ih.~ charges aDd csued n,,n tis.
'"'"iFt io be eariul so mskins so,b $50
Mf. Nsn,ry ail tist 81 had proof az vl,t
To- asserted iu nevspap., ""
", n.n"'an " Mass e'id de casrg va,