Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-21

ttttion was adopted, iIislsulmg tile Com
sElnIillse on Naval Affairsssfo inquire into
The Iaiest Inventions relaiise 10 war steam
erss and also. 10 report sopglhe present
condition of the delepcessui The Gulf q
Mexico
MIR. Allen called up the joint resolution
reported by him last week, from the Com
rni,lee on Foreign Relations, authorizing
the President togfve the nolfce relative lc
Oregon. With view Of affurding every
Senator an opportunity of well consider
ing the subject, he moved ioy postpone The
further consideration of the resolution iii
The 9th inst. CO. &. Is,
Mr.. Haywood expressed hope thai
further time would be allowed.
Mr. Calhoun also hoped. that on so i'm
portan, a subject, the mos ample lime
would be given 10 Senators TO make up
their minds.
After additional discussion.thc further
consideration Of the res6lutiJn was post
poned to the 10Th Of February. The vote
was, Yeas 80; Nays Is. Tue resolutions
of Mr.SHanegan, on The same subject with
the amendment of Mr.. Calhoun thereto,
was also postponed 10 the..same day
Tks.Iooks as if a couciliatory spirit was
prevailing.
On motion of Mr.. Douglas, the Com.
mttee of The Whole was discharged from
The further consideration Of inc bill re
ported by him from The Territorial Com
miltee. providing for-the settlement and
organization of asTerrioral Government
in Oregon, and the bill was reconlmi'red
10 ihe same Committee forslhe purpose of
amendment. Ii is supposed thai The
clause granting GAO acres to each settler,
aud whichbas been SO highly condemned.
will be stricken our. The recommitment
ofeshis bill, taken in conneziun with the
postponemeut Of Mr.. Aliens resolutions
in ,hr Senate, shows Thai the suggestions
OF Mr.. Calhoun have not. been without
success.
The remainder of The day was devoIed
10 the consideration, in Committee, Of the
notice" resolution from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Toombs, of N. Y, advocated the
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Mr.. Hamlin OF Maine. was ior giving
the notice without any quali6ca,iun. He
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Presiden, with EneI,nd1 fnr cornrooi.
sinp on the tJasis m the A9th m araIieI tIe
Senate 10 resdY - r,t;r, -. f.o, h;,ber.
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,ha SENATE will ra,ify any trea,1 NJ com
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noIice thai he would inirodnc. = reso,n.
,ion ,lsclera,orv or he nrinriu,e, NV which
The United States p IN be governed j, re.
garA 10 The in,erposition Of rbe movers of
Europe in the puIilical affairs Of The indie
pendent nations of America
This had re,erence T., ,ns IA Plat, of.
fair. II is fortunate ,ha, we have so ma.