Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
From Che Saturday ErrHiHg Pest
AN UPROAg IN THE SENATE.
WAsIlINarox, March Ilth, 1876


Everything II III cgnmoiicn herel The war
fever Is down, and The compromise spirit mp. Never
has there been greater turmoil thnn was produced
last week by the speech Of Mr.. Haywood, Of North
Carnina, when the usually calm and diEniiicd
Senate was thrown into hubbnb that could not
have been equaled if bomb-sheii had been cast
into its midst. But you are inpatient TIL 4 ex-
plain.
Mr. Haywood was expected to make his Oregon
speech much afterihe usual fashionii was Thought
he would 70 fur the notice, advocate rights 10
the whole territory, &C. Sc. But what paint
the astonishment Of Mr. Allen. and OF oihcrs who
belong 10 the war party, when Mr.. Haywood
s0undly asserted, and I'D n WY 10 rive his state
ncnt The air Of authority, thar the President had
never committed himself 10 a higher boundary
than ~. Mr.. IT, said that where in Mr.. Poikls
message, could * br shown that Ae stood upon 5i
i0- The President. said Mr. I'll, believed our title
to the whole Of Oregon to be clear but he was still
willing 10 compromise at a. thinking this 70 BE-
the bet way 10 adjust fhe conflicting claims or
Great Britain and this coantEy.
Thee round assertions leSfo an alteration be-
tween Senators Allen and the speaker. Alr. Allen
Ia isChnirInan III the Commitiae of Foreign Relations
and opposes W. settlement or The Oregon tiiculfy
except on the basis Of s. 20. Ashcad q his Com
miiice he IA prerumed to know the PresideAis sen
timaH!s fully as any other Ilan: hr. therefore,
rose and demanded of Nj. Haywood II he spoke by
authority. Mr. II. fused 20 give him satsiaciion
and q warm alteration ensured The result WIS,
however, that Mr haywood left on the Saaate
and hearers. Gle impression that hn sprE The sem
iimcuis Of Mr. Polk
Now ti.e Admin. traiion party here has been for
some iimc. as Won know, divided into peace ami
war parIy-at the head or one being Mr. Calhoun,
st the head Of the other MessTs. Crss and Allen
This announcement OF Air. Haywood consequently
led thr war party to think that thc President whom
they have hitherto regarded their own, Ind
committed himself 10 the peace party. Accord
ingiy thc .-TrneH' late the I'LL \. Journal which
III tic organ oT Senators CaR# anl Alien, cnma out
with z violent article, asserting that tie country
had been bcirayet, that an unworthy compromise
wiih England had bdGi plotted. ana ihat the ''bar
gain and sale actually waa arranged at thc dinner
table or Nr pakcnhan. the British Minister. TIE
Senate was not IL session after wednesday, con-
sarlcntiy M notice could bn taken or ths article.
Bl. on Monday morning tLr Senate chamber w.
crowded. IN expectation OF a ''hsre up Nsr were
tao spectators disappointed Mr. Co,qaiif. who.
had 1aen olh 0f the parties .asaaiicd hy tha Times
rose his pace, and pronounced th1 writer NJ tnl
edifohal-be De o. low or high estafe-a scounirei,
lbeler, and liar. 50 fan, said Mr.. G., from being
AK a Iarty at thc British Ministers where c1m-
promise W. arrayed. ] III uoi even know Mr.. Pax
caham. have never dinea with him anywhere, and
hlve spoken t0 no one On ibis snbiacf except Dir.
Cri-tandrn. Alr XII farther aAid ha had attended
no meeting Ia reference to any plan of compro-
mise. lie concluded By stigIaaiizing The whole
article a = al uc NJ hise fIsei4oods.