Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

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connected with the conduct Of mi, wsrf ons .ina ~
only and that h. moi yo,ing f,r the n,ono.,,a, s e
tenan, y.n.,.I NJ, NJ p-..II, ~ 49, 'o' ieu-
apology / mead NO, =, 800, e., r. w pesa 10
motive. bu, tho.. by which ,A.r c.na,,,.. ~ uo
ed n an. A,..a., -, - r N.s se'o toNefn-
one poi,, he. -. 49, pP 80. 0 a".phous on any
act and am happy ,h,, her. in INV Mac IN h ons
OF thi. large .ud,.n,. ,h., ,h. .h.,r. - 49,
that the whole ,ru,h NAV 90 a,,s -. s - ~ %, 80
not n single v,t. h,. Re-, 80. - :. - - 80 pr
rost For If there had been another only IL would have
been added 20 the long c,talogu, which a.. ..n.o, -
| Tennessee has drawn uo aysin., me- NJ, . ,wi
there /. another am .u,p.c,sd Of II, .. ~"
will not yot, for The ,h,.s ,,,lI, h,i - 80 "a'
said when smoke ON an, suh;sc, $500 s
dev eiopmen,s. Wa, there anything M, P,.s,,., ~, ~
was the senator Ignorant, that tina, proposi,on hJ
made in the other House. and prob,bv would ~. -
here to stick the Wunor proyi.o in n, ~, ~ 90 a''
put senators on both sides who rrpr.s,n, .,h.
portions OF the Union-whether he or .,v oS ,h.
will for tho BILL Il that amendment n, ,nn.,d.J,
Aud because choose 10 make NH, REORGANIZATION, rre
there other reasons not necessary 10 he st,,, ,
sent, equally powerful-beeause choose TO mat. ~.
reservation, L be held I'm a emb,rra ..ir,
Congress, consuming IL, TINA and opn,.i,,
cessary TO carry the WELL as to that
OF time, that Of the most uniounded
Is there any senator at ALL who take. ,ry n,,, 10 ,h -
bates. who has consumed less time than ,y..y -.
made but single speech the other day and ,b, I'm, nm
hour; aud besides that have not made snc.cb ,h. h..
occupied ve minutes and yet on these srounds ,mo,n,
ing TO nothing. that we nro to be m
everything connected with the sesson-donc or not done
"ei that shows very deep feeling working within In
may be there asp.ans for the presidency who think
something may be gained by making these charges know
not W may be that the individual feeling OF the senator
himself from some personal feeling although do not know
n's can oe rs have never had the
u1.neo WIN n'n WeiI ne accuses OF voting against
,;i =, @ one' aay upon inc ground Of some consu-
,L -. yS'o suu ha' hau gwen different vote in
no year ieiS Ihcro was bill passed in 1919 but in
o.o any evidence mat this question made or pre-
oeno's he senator from Massachusetts, MIR
IL =. ~ 'he",oo' VI 'no Rouse. lie may be
~ - 70 ""; Hh long time ago. | have forgotten all
the Question n,.an,.S y, my knowledee' never saw
;, nn presented as 10 the consututonaity OF the
IN, Ur;, IA; ~. Gu oy he senator from Connecticut
AZ, WI Tn,p ~ 'uo ulseussioh mere
.,,I r. ~ CIV Hs ue'e saiu whether II was discussed
So 80. ~, 10y, 90, Anow not but know the ques-
M, CaJUOIiN To- 'inee VI! now.
,,or tno,y ,ha, - - uo1sn.. But does not the
r,no,,,,, ;,,'T eo'"p"ea'ed measures, often very
scIyes1 NJ $50 T ,L tussuous may not present them
in, .h,n.J ~ " oo charged on such grounds as hav.
and doaSc - 80, pVcn-p'eaulng Infancy at one time,
senator aopli,. Ra, 80 ~ ho Ianguase which tho
r., a.. - .sa'" he spoke OF tue responsibility
d;d ,,Lc =. - ;, .ns rom ,no annexation OF Texas.
10 no ,c, Of - ie ~ a' Measure oil annexation. and
fac ion Ann,Is,ion a, ,S,, , WIN more entire salts
was , opcsi,r - -, ".o' "SeotuinS 10 my opinion,
ter If IL would nor occnnv ,b - se. go INTO TINS mat
..soor ~ ,,I; 'uo liic VI inc senate Cries OF
in one aspect The. wa. ihen "n % l9 ptopilou'
nexaron II had sc,r.oIr :. - itS III 'aVor oil an-
and hu, ,, ~ - -, y slng'e advocate IN this body.
he xerv Li ~, '' one' ooay' ana II appeared TO
81 measure es that When nominated for the
STRANGE which could - pus IN sne strongest remon.
.e '.e' eOuu utaw against the acceptance OF il.
rear cd thau,
the admini.,,,,;o u "'I'Ous'y appointed saw that
measure ,,onIJ L a"u tna' 'na very important
not made Bo, i,.,o. oe oeiea,ea II an effort were
certoin,d f,on son-."s - , e ~ inevitable as
WorId,s cn,a,' '.se peneeuy tehaoIe, that At the
TO the oboI,,;onis,s - EiI n oeIegauon suggested
act n ,bev ,.ishc5 -, s M no" was the time 10
be at Te,n-. and in 81 :, -. ~ ~ III must
IN, ascendo,rv - T,Sss 'Na' Snetanu must obtain
NOT sac ot,;.;.I L' - i'eee''ou "'otmahon-l Will
be no rnis,,Le ,bs, ~ ,' f - in whcn 'hete could
Lord Aberdeen aod !, dn,,, s -. Wy pace between
ton Iw,s r. -, ~ - So . o w oiiu COnNen-
n,sIv ,,as.i ., - = :" SOu'" Clfoina' anu lmmed-
accompaned nv Tho .n,,.s,i H., =; la a' Inio,mauon,
attention I snnnos. ,hs, -, Z" u''h'Uoeu instant
formed ono of ,be ,.,soa = a., ~ III, communication
onneY,,inn ,.s",L 'n o'eInen' men made Tor
was weak and the sugyes,,n, .. ,hn ietlsf sac
cosnse her linden. nd.nco n .Lo - a -. Vuu re-
very The ,o,n b,J - - .S 1s'ee !" aoo'ish sIa-
he met 1 ,ccen,cJ ,h "a; -. ~ efueIice nau 10
before me, Ia ,h,s a; ~ =; ~ S 'eso 'cul'es be-
in with creat dc,l ,c ,.nn,,ro, -. y me- iso
ner in which have re-, ai.i 'ui' rom he man
will experene. g,ent d,f; LII, "a Oiii'i" 4
much less reputation than 90 in Ri I 49,, W
and when undertake thin, / A, !, di,o.,Is - w.
the true ground thar This r,nv.r,, put on
Texas under the control of EnglnnJ r., ob1'I ~ Ung
there and through that, abol,,ioS ,hL s" s'a'eiy
A treaty was formed and !, sh.,sd ,b 60, o eSunuy'
almost been expected fIn, The ,ysoI 20 a. ~ nave
trauon. Ii defeated But the senator soy h. .
ulaIed in tina, treaty the Rio Grande wa, Tho hnnd
~.
Mr. TURNKEY | remarked tb,, Z L.J - -, -,
treaty. but understood that lis terms ,vso, -, - d..
Grande. ~ " "'' MO
Mr.. CALHOUN. The Senator 4, inst os ,,,or - IL,
a in the whole of his misunderstandinv NJ IS t
SIR! Itwas expressly left omen The ,,.o ,as.sti s'
missioners from Texas will bear me teatimony I,
pessly left open order that the boundarv mich, b.
quently established by negotiation with No. I
senator of this body pu, a consucIon on =, Hn'"
that OF the senator from Tennessee and which wa.
ed. But soon Us that treaty was sisn.d hv ,b. p
dent communicated Directly win The No. go.
men through charge de affaire. and stated ,bs, -
ready settle all questions of Herenee and arnon, h
the boundary upon liberal principes did mo, r. IS
this But responsible because if Teas hal mn,
been annexed would not have had n Nc1ic,n 60,
Is he sure2 Why this is an attack ON Mr. pit, WL
the staple OF the message but that tho rcn IS 10
injuries, committed upon Aneric,n c;,i,rn
long before annexation Has the gentleman ovc,'o,ti
thatl And did not General Jackson and Mr. Van Re-
declare that those injuries were inst cause nj VII r.
immediate cause Of the war wa. the morcb;og nj ,,
forces from the fonteT-IA WING sry1rop. Coz
pus Christi from Corpus Christi TO the h,nLs of ,h.
Del Norte. That clearly made the invasion 40 called h
the President and hence the declaration, on M. nn,, d.,
the Rio del Norte was the boundary But ist an en-,
OF annexation II Cen Taylor had remaincd ,ybs,. he
was, there would have been no Rio Jei NJ