Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-18

an increase OF the Navy, and yet 10 make a
bTench OF the service independent of the Navy.
lie would be willing TO transfer ths Reeve.
nue. service to the Navy aud TO have them co.
operate with the Navy Tor the purpose OF use
tul action.
Mr.. Gordon OF \. Y mo.cd the Preyious
/ Question which motion received hu, Is votes.
MIR. Rathbun moved TO reComnit the Bill
with instructions To transfer IN, Revenue Ia
the Naval Service. This done the vessel.
could h, employed as expresses ,And co-ope.
, rate efficiently with the Navy.
, MIR. King OF Georgia, spoke OF the import.
ance OF a Bill like this, aud the necessity oil
having efficient Naval officers to command
the Revenue vessels Such was the practice
in Great Britain aud in other cotgries.
The Bill was finally rccomm tied to the
Committee on Naval Affairs, and tho House
went into Committee OF the Whole on the
state OF the Union.
ARMY BILL
Was taken mp and read.
Mr.. Mckay moved To amend by increasin,
| tha Subsistence for the Army to the amount of
Sl63OOO. NJ. Mckay said that this was nee
essary IA consequence OF the Texas movements.
AMI the Committee voted the money most
readily.
Me- Black, OF S c., offered an amendment
20 ihCrrasa the ply oi the rank ami ilc OF the
10
The amendment was briefly defended by Nj
Black, and opposed by Mr. Blockenbofoush,
oi FLORIDA, who thought ,hlt il would h msr-
ccnary to Increase the pay IL would b, sus.
pectiug the patriotism OF men TO legislaic d
bout pay.
Nj. Root OF Ohio, saili 4; was worth eight
dollarS a day 10 sit here and declare war, il
was worth eight dollars month to fight tn,
war out. Since we md got into ia war. he
ft,,E oh 4 4
the soldiers well, aud (nr avoiding the disss- ,
trons @"oSs oi tl,e las, war We commenced
theu with paying Stos m,ri,t g.. hnnniy.
AMI ended b. paying SlI0a month.
Mr. Gordon OF y. y. having assailed ia,
fourteen Numbers who voted against the War
Bill, MIR. r. said h. voted as he did TO keep
the country in the right. but now, that war
had been declared, he was for Prosecuting IT
vigorously AMI for conquering peace. The
Administration hal violated Justice aud truth.
IL was not responsible ioI II. and would 10
all in his power to bring the country from the
difficulty into which II had iilicn.
Nj, Gorlon rcioincd but miiny by an as
sault upon Mr.. Severance OF Me. for a letter
OF his declaring that the country had pssscssed
itself ol territory belonging 20 Mexico
Nj. y sail his letter contained the truth
and nothing but the truth. The Army OF Gen
TAYLOR had taken possession OF territory which
dat not belong to The United States. lie
could not defend the country in doing what
la, judgment told hun WAS wrong, most
wrons.
y speech from Mr. ID .lano, of Ohio. com
maujed great attention Tor the whitening man.
u"r in which o. deIcu Iccd the Adminis,rI.
ton for DE war which IL had shamciully aud
unnec ,uriy provoked provoked by Selling
territory which never b l9ugnd To- the Unitcd
Suic- anil which 90. ablest man ol the Ad.
manifestation hil publicly proclaiuel to the
I wDrl u'rcr belonged 60 tbs country, tO Tex.
las Nr - alinl-j to NJ. B,ai3l. who had
sail pu written 300 thu form ut a K solution
/ ihlt 'he p',- SION OF tie left blnk of the Rio
del Norlc 50, nu oultsgr upon che country /
/ NJ, ID coul mnad 90, Biii which hil Inst
been psss a. an approved, ior ihe cnofniou,
thsriooi % contained in siyiu- tliit war *.
I ,-fcd bv thc arc OF MNiru. Never. said he.
win ! vote &c SD abomlnabic lic as Is cm.
f bob, q ln thc bil which hl, become a law
Nuu m5y glbbct 20, or destroy M. hu, YOU
. cannot mike ms violate my o1th anI ms con.
sen b. drin. dist which nli truth ail ld,
tors aol all justice Pronounced 10 b. inh
moua.
lhi, war NJ u slil was conceived ia
ii,ul au3 iva been cop,ummtted iu luiquity
Ihe Cou,f, would hold che Administration
Pousib" ipT a. aud uic worll would hold
the G0yemm snt responsible Tor g. twas n
iuul lal-e dtmniblr waT, and yet every man
wi, h'und to pr1s cute o. with ,ieof. power
.dul effect. II wa, lisc Dis lrieu1 I.,pi Ohio
Cos ouaqa riug peace. -hIi literally fh. Pi..I.
d'ut % cpnJucitj p ace, anj iot io0ss "a rI.l
less ati bloody wsruppu Oh. country.
Nj - al,l commented upon tiir rxp.D.Ii
iur oi th' Glv~fum nt-the ~lOO 900 p,tI
to Er' Texas INTO the UnlpI-thr ous million
ln.r'as' in gay tii' expenses at go. Ann, ia
irNa--'h' fave millions iu the Bill b,lofr tie
, nous ae tcu millions voted y.stenh,-tL.
, stN mul'hs Tor the Navy oyer do. thl,r and
i'1t m'it0n- ut previous wears Th.e w.f.
th' fruits HI aHu x,t1u
NJ D'n- glass of Ul would mot r.Iit ST.
, pt"1o- pl'uousm. ~ h., hart be ,y..
: sure h' was opposed 20 tIe war4nJ t,s conn
= irr. aui ' were 81 who acted with him
Ms y by hl- bitterness. pct.1nil.ty ,g
: h'rgeH'ss. soon came iu conflict with s4v.,
al mrm1'r7 IL claimed ihe while of ~.
TERRITORY n.twcru thc Nuccss Fut fgs RI. a.
No-tr a- rsbNW.} biougnr to Co., l1i,.
States Nj -. cnutcni.j t.ut SANTA a.
hat recognised lue RIO D.. Nor.r as Oh. b,..
dairy.
NJ Adam -When'
Mr. Douglass When il Texas ,.I oil.
ha was uic Dictator.
ST. Adam -"as he uo, than paUBe
war
So Douglass. -Yrs bs. b- v.. nd. g.
cr1meHt sni acted 700 fle Government
III. Aam aiJ DO Wa- afurthius uetr .f
IU.H'f H' Nfr. could msle treaty al.
r.|Hl 10 Dr.. I'- ttHtcrHmr.t
-.. hsuoa Insisted ,.at Santa Naa S..