Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-02

nat dc nsues ought be g,en. lie though, s, lie
th0ugh DC. Ought To be given. mater what m sht DC
the stsis 1T ncg,taon. lie thought because the
negotiations e r27 and the continuance Of the conVen
ton Which followed them bound ~ tina, during It, con-
unuancs impossible for Ne ever Ia get clear ara
perfect Ute 10 any portion the territory In regard, III
de- d. 10 The settlement o the territory Ne have greatly the
advantage Of Englsnd epn scnd hundred emgranS
Oregon hcie she send one but Will" the tern
tory thu. filling up With our people We are geuhg no
al, by that prJrcs long the convention continues
becau. udcf that III" sscssion OF one - The
..,.sion ct both that cannot possibly acquire any
,Aciu title A. an Amcncan, therefore, am anxious
a. put an end the sgrce with the senator
from .oga near Mr. Berr,on) that 80 long as II con
nu.s getting only right acquire title but never
can POI i-ctu II EnRishman, | should be an
S,ous that the should be continued but an
American. am anxious that should be ended.
N" matter then. what may be the Information Obtained IN
reply the resolution have offered feel bound To vote
foT the not ce aud prefer the form suggested by the
Senator from Maryland, MIR JouNsoS,, which - but
slight modheston OF that previously offered by tue senator
from kentucky, tMr CRTTENDEND
One word to,he senator from OHIO, Mr. ALlrN) That
gentleman hes charged the Senate with having oInS"rras'-
ed the Executive by refusing To comply with ms feeomueh
dalton.
Mr. ALLEN said embarrassed the Oregon ques-
ton"
Mr.. CLAYTON. We'll, the Oregon question But
how There have been party DIVISIONS here nohing
like A. All know that there quite gentlemen IN
favor Of ts I'D" at the chamber a. on the other
How then have embarrassed the question ~ Not
surely because have IN hot hsse passed Tue tesou
non which came TO us from the House OF Representatives
II he thinks that that embarrassing the question: then
we have embarrassed but other The Sen
ate has engaged the constant discussion OF the re-
CONNIE alton at the Executive for many weeks: It has
houn discussed with camness and dgent and respectful
consideration There dispoSinon. that have
able discover. ciher side OF the Senate, 10
.mbarrass this question: on the contrary, here Is a
rsticd determination pass tue notice recommended
m the shape IN which It will b. most respectful
Executive. The resolution offered by the senator
from Maryland mir. JcuSsoS much more respectful TO
the President than that received from the House OF Repre-
Eanaves The latter directs, orders the President To
give notice: but such not the mode which mas pee"
customary when Congrcss addresses the President OF the
United States. ordinate branch OF the Government
sh,ld ever be treated with the highest Official respect
The resolution my friend from Maryland avoids this in
dccorum.
will not however. longer prctraci this discussions am
the resolution have Offered should be inio
m lily Ia.scd ove'
suppose that would be acceptable 20 the Pcsi
dent pres that the call should be pressed But
think friend from Mess, mir WEBsrkR,) that.
before final this subject Senators who NAV
wish possess this information guide their here
are entitled TO have u. | not one. | slaN not be
governed by but other gentlemen NAV; aud therefore
prefer the resolution though laid aside. should
he adopted before take final action in the case.
Toe resolution thereupon passed over informally for
a.