Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-07
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
wAsnIsoros. March 5lh.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
OrcRon and The Nniice-E rcifiao Debnfc.

UNITED STATES SENATE.
Oregon and The Notice-Ercitisg Debate.
On motion Of Mr. NILES the Senate proceeded to the
consideration Of the special order Of the day, and the Ore
| Mr.. HAYWOOD resumed and csncladed his very able
speech favor of giving the notice. and in favor u
promise upon the line Of 40 degrees This speech CON-
handed attention enough to disturb the Senators who
Tor fifty four forty, ana particularly air. ALLEN Vi Ohio,
and Mr.. HANNEGAN OF Indiana.
Both Of these Senators demanded, and in
excited peremptory to know the Senator from
~ e. spoke for the Executive when he declared that the
President would compromise the question upon the line Of
forty mine.
Mr. HAYWOOD, in reply to Mr.. Allen, said that what
he had t.id he would abide by. But Senator with
OF personal suhory, should demand OF him what he
had SAID and whether he spoke tor the Executive.
lie had what he had spoken before he uttered 1t.
and that his speech delivered, he shoud print it,
Mr.. ALLEN, in great perturbation wen, to dem ,nd.
Il csud not hear what but he Immediately called
order by Mr.. wESTCoTT of Florida.
Mr.. HAYWOOD said no would the Senator from
Ohio great deal Of trouble by telling him that no
should not answer hi, questions.
Mr.. ALLEN am glad then that the Senator takes
back what he has said.
Mr.. HAYWOOD am glad to that my speech
Mr.. HANNEGAN now argue that Texas and
Oregon twin questions and had been considered
when before Congress since He held too that the
Executive would be nconce vaoy base IL he compromised
tae Oregon QUESTION sh IT Of 81 40.
He would, aud mere quote his words, be beyond
resurrection, and reach all 50 proiUu d-a dammit
/
ia school would be than that Of the Serpent
| himself"
Mr.. IL. also particularly d.u'b bed by remsrk OF
Mr. Haywood that all the excitement which had up
this question consequence OF desi vi
email fill large places Better so, said the Sena
tor from Indiana than be the subsevient supple 70 lower
dawn the back stairs OF the Executive. And the Sena
tr from North Carolina remember too, the maxim Inch
those who live IN glas' houses should th
In conclusion, lac again denounced the Executive hov
ing lied beyond the father OF lies hm,ef, he should
be willing 10 take less than 81, 40. This debate In
nely amusing u those who heard it, have not time ID
send iahiu sketch before the leave. The Senaie
al haf past &c ocs, ADJOURNED ill MonIsy
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ORDERS OF The DAY
Mr.. TIcBArrS 4: Ky At two O'clock called for the
orders OF the day. and offered resolution end the deoa
upon the River aud HarbOr b II on Tue day next.
VI. COBB moved that the Resolution Ce Ia upon the
tab'c. 7 he motion prevailed, S5 IL 80
The Hou m ,ion Of Mr.. MCKAY, went into Com
miitce OF the v hole
Mr. HUDSON cont nued and closed very A. speech
the Of the Grain rade nearing upon
and the Eng sh he speech proved very usve-
L. from the tab giving the averages OF price era
IN the grain countries q" Europe and the United States
Tor oure that prices OF grain had been
IN Europe to the extent of from fifteen twenty-five per
cent, thon in the United States.
MIR Hudsons spsech full Of facts and figures, and
respectful TO all
Mr. PETIT, however said tina, he held the gentemans
argument in perfect and after ne pro eeded
10 reply TO the Argument OF Mr. Payne OF Ala who hal
gued upon this bill that there no power in Congress
The Consttuu 10 regulate any but external
VT Peu quoted the Constitution O. that the posi-
ton WIRING, and after speak ng his hour the Commit
tee and the House Adjourned.
WILLIAM vElTcH. Esq. has b en- elected Mayor Of
the Town Of AeIanGra.
WAR FEELING ~ CASADA.-rhe Quebec Gazette of the
Goth instant, the following the Montreal Ca
zette OF the lSth instant:-
AS soon as the news OF the final rejection Of arbrr
ton received in Montreal the feeling pretty gene
raj that inevitable. The different volunteer corps
forthwith began to fill their ranks and enroll gong
| forward With great apidiy."
The Quebec paper adds:
1.-THE Ulcers Of of the Quebec Batiaons Of Nj
lia have been drilling for past under
OF the regular forces. Whether have peace
well to be prepared to discharge the duties Of allie.
| gilnee and lor the defence Of the COUNTY,,