Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

gave to Ferdina nd and Isabella. Of Spain. all Of
tbs territory. That Spain. originally had the title
no. very good TO be sure--but tie same by which
England has alone held Ireland. The treaty Of
1918 was not. Mr. A. contcnded for Joint occu-
pancy." bat expressly for non-occuPancv.
Mr. \. wanted i. terminated. 50 TIA; We might
have valid title - Oregon by actual occupation
and then go 10 people II. ChrisiianlZc 1t, ana
mike il blossom and boom ike the rose.
Mr.. \. wanted the resolution authorizing the
notice TO Be gwen, II pass. The larger tho ma
jprltv by which !, should pass the better.
, When in the midst Of his argument. Mr.. a. ;
hour expired The IIols. all attention
the galleries deusclv crowded-manv Senators on
the floor of the Hall-and Vie G President Dallas.
and Secretaries Buchanan and Bancrof, were
present.
Nj. 4 having taken his seat. great efforts were
made to suspend the hour rule. 10 allow him &c
90 on. aud they would have succeeded by 4 large
vote, bn, the motion changed by Mr.. {. }.
lngcrsoll to postpone final action TIL io-mor-
rowland in this form the resolution 20 allow Mr..
\. TO 60 on and finish his speech. was lost.
From tae Baltnore Patriot Feb. TO-
THE VOTE on OREGON TAKEN
After the lef. lShngton for Baltimore las, night.
learned by the Magnetic Telegraph that the
taken in the House the following resolutions:
ResolUed, That the President of the United States
notice 10 be given 10 the Government of CT Britain
that the between the United States of Amer
and Great Britain in relation the Territory of the
Northwest Coast of the Stony Rocky Mountains
of the sixth day of August s2' signed London. shall
be annued and ahogated twelve months after giving
said notice.
Resored That nothing herein contained is intended
interfere with the right and discretion OF the
thorities of the contracting parties pur-
negotiations for amcable settlement of the
vcrsy respecting the Oregon territory.
And they adopted by 1913 ays-nays 81.
The above resolutions proposed by Mr.. Boyd, of Ky.
having been adopted in Committee of the Whole the
Committee and reported them the House, which
by vote of ayes 46 nays having been adopted
substitute for the resolution reported from the Commit
tee ON Foreign Afrs, the question put that the
lutons be engrossed and read the third and passed
in the affirmative by the following
YEAS-Messrs John Quincy Adams, Stephen Adams,
Anderson Arnold. Atkinson, Baker, Rarrngcr Bell BEN
Biggs, James Black, Jas Black, Blanchard Bow
lin, Boyd, inkerhoff Brockenbrough, Brodhead, VIM.
g. Brown, Burlington, W m. W Campbell. John III Camp
bell Catho art, Reuben Chapman, Chase. Chapman, Cobb
Clarke Collin, Constable, Cullo, Culver, Cunning
Cummns Daniel, Darragh Jefferson Davis, Delano, De
Mott, Dillingham;. Dobhin Douglass, Dromgooe, Dunlap
Edsall, Ellsworth. Erdnan, John II Ewing Faran Fries
Fekn, Foster, Glrvn. Giddngs, Giles, Goodyear, Cor
Con, Graham, Grider, Grover iamlIn, Hampton Iaral
son. H.rmanson Harper Henley Hllard Hope Elias
b Holmes, Hopkins Hough, George Houston, Hunger
fori, Washington Hunt Hunt Charles lngersolI,
Jenkins, James II Johnson, Joseph Johnson. Andrew
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Preston King Lawrence, Leib. Lere, Lewis Lumpkin
Lyon MacIay, Mcclellan McClernard Mcconnell, Nc
Crate, Mcdowell, McGaughey, MeHenry, McIvaine,
Mckay John Martin, Barclay Martini Morris, Morse,
Nouon. Niven. Norris, Owen, Parish Payne. Pcrrill,
Perry. Petit Phelps, Pollock Price, Ramsey. Rathbun,
Reid Relfe Ritter Roberts, Root, Rank, Russell, Saw
elle Sawyer, Scammon, Schenck, Seaman, Severance,
Leonard II Simms, Albert Smith. Thomas smith, Robert
Smith Stanton arkweaher Stewart, St John, Strong.
sykes Thomson, JAS. Thompson, Jacob Thompson.
Thurman, Thbstts TiIlen. Towns, Trumbo, Vance.
Wentworth, Wheaton, White, Wick. Williams. WImo,
Woodruff w oo-"orth, Yell, Young, Yost-l63.
NAYS-Me<srS Abbott. Ashlnun Bayiy Bednger.
Milton Brown. Burt John G Chapman, Angus Chap
man. Cooke. CoIamer Cranston, Crozier Dargan Gar
ret Davis, Dixon, Dockery, Edwin II Ewing, Foot Cen
try Grinncll Herrick, Isaac Holmes, John Houston
Edward w Hubbard Samuel d Hubbard, Hueson, Hun
ter, Joseph Inge-son Daniel King, Leake, Long
Marsh Miller, Moseley, Pen lleton, Rhet julius Rock
Truman Smith Caleb Smith, Stephens. Strohm Thibo-
deaux. BENJAMIN Thompson, Toornbs, Tredway, vnton
Winthrop, " oodward, Wright, Yancey-54
The resolutions then forthwith) read the third
time, and passed without division count
Mr. Bown moved that the House reconsider the vote
the passage of the resolutions and the previous
questions; which seconded.
And under its operation the question put the
motion reconsider; which passed in the negative.
And so The resolutions stand passed.
The National Integencer says: The QUALIFICATION
the second resolution obvious, expresses the true
of the the House this subject
CELEBRATION OF THE W AsItrvGTox I>sr1rUrE-The An
nua Celebration the ashing on Institute, will be
held on Saturday evening next, 2lst instant There will
be an Al iress on the occasion by james Perry Esq.
The "Frankn Institute, and ''Y Dung Mems Literary
Association are respectfully invited TO with
The different Institutes will process
ami then proceed to the Church, accompanied by
the Richmond Band.
The citizens, generally, respectfully invited
tend at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
By order OF the Institute, VI. B. BALLARD,
c. N,UIE,
NJ. j. SHTNS,
o. II. SHEARox.
Cofn Of Arrangements