The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26


So ihcnre due Nesl striking lao 4FA q
Caliloihia near iis bead. end 30 plebaa' ace
foss lie Gulf ADD leihuns 81 The fl1Ilcs
ahd holding lhis lines actine altogeihefon ths
"A Ieneige.
ID addition 10 this, be Was fof establishing
cusiomhouses i painis nov 10 our possession
and etyine nlnderaie duties % meetibs 90
penses Of Holding tbe line proposed. Nhith
expense would be houehi Be about Two mil-
lion and qaarisf per annatn. Or Fort e
the meu d d lie rser, another 9 Canafse,
ard third e. Del Passo, werc al tha were
necessary And after The fisi q Che year,
eve regiments only could defend ihe Inc.
lie explained that BE vas moi ID favor Of ols
diBg ibis line permanently, boz merely Dol,
ding il subject 10 treaty Of peace. 1e
thought the adoption 81 this policy would in.
cline Mexico 10 peace. She would see Int
We Wors undertaking that only which We
were able 10 pelIolm. and were net ste nPip
ing TO destroy her as nation, and @ over
throw hsrrOlgion.
j was uEirne policy 70 make MezicO s
great nation. There vas mysieyioes con.
neciion between her fate and onfs. and 70
Be io,ife. day when she SHOULD cease 10 exist
az a Republic. Hisspeech generally en-
dnEsed tie views Of General TayluFs
coDClpsipn, be minated that BE should v0fo
against Nc. Bergien's amendment.
Mr. Cas- bad lhe door foF The next dag.
| 10 the House eff Representatives. Mr.
| Douglas offered resolution, that ssJap. a,
Houston, reporter for the Union, having pub
lished caJd.in that paper Of last evening,
assuming the responsibility, IN toto, Of the
false aDdscandsous report Of tie proceedings
Of The Houfe, on Saturday last, be be, and
he is hereby. expelled from this Ho0se.n
The resolution as rejected. II 10 lI3.
The "IhTee Million Eill'' was SINE time
under debsie in Cemmiisse of The Whole.
No vote was taken on tie subject.
A new committee Of conference was ape
lpoinied on The ten regiment bill.
| Several bills was TeporIed, among which
Waa one Er The adni ssian 81 Wisconsin into
lie Union. granting bunnty lands TO such
survivors of old 4ih regiment infantry as ser
we'd dnrng tie las war with Great Briiisr,
and one fos the asceEiainmenI Of he claims
Iof American citizens for Fserrh SpolialioB.
Read iwife and referred
Nothing else Of importance transpiTed be-
fore The House adjourned.
WASHINGTON Feb. Il.
! The Senate chamber was inlenselv crow
ded this nlouing % hear the debate upon
ibe quesiiun Of privilege, and IIie speech
S Mr. Gown Of Ohio. on The three million bill.
The hrst business Of the morning Of pnb>
lie interest was the question IF privilege.
: raised Yesterday BY Dir. YnIee On tile n sn>
uiuiiun proposing The expulsion Of the edit.
ofs az The Union. and. in a second resolution
the reporters Of he Unicn.
The principle reporter, Mr.. Houston. was
heard IN communication in which he said
that The editors were noi Tespdnsltl. for he
ltTeporis, because they we're Bn. seen. There
! we're reasons why the report complained of
to be partial, was go, and these Were mainly
/ Iiat while no report vas made Of tie debate.
Mr. Cass had senta long speech 10 The Of
4 fee as his, and witch was incorporated az
i his own. He APP cared as making a speecI3
] 10 answer 10 several Senator'S who had no
| mention in the report.
TIE Vice President indicated tie Gecis-
ion made BY him yesterday, declaring that
the resolution musl lie ever Tor ere dsy. and
that though .'mailer Of privilege. thew wete
moi Gutsti' Of privilege" Mr.. Dallas
chose TO interpret the rule literally, aid 10
maize no distinction between questions, Of
privilege and matters Of business.
Dir Badger Of North Carolina. an.
sweTed The Vice. President in a very concne
ard cogent argument, conlendiEe thai oues-
lions, and were to be treated as such.
MI. Webs,er7also regarded the question
as one ofprivlege, and after brief d hate.
Mr.. Alien of Ohio moved 10 Law the oues.
ton OF appeal on tie liable. The motion
was lost. 81 TO 81.
! The Senate then reversed The Vice pee
idenl's decision, 90 TO 30 and tie resola~
tons Of expulsion were postponed uRtiI ,o>.
morrow.
Mr. Yulee called for the special order.
three million bill, when Mr. CoFwln DC Ohio
addressed the Senate to late hour.
! Alter Mr.. COTwin closed, Mr.. Bapby said
he intended TO address The Senate 10 NOR
row, and upon his motion ibe Senate sd.
ioumed.
In The House Of Representatives. Mr.. C.
u. lngeTsoll offered resolution 10 cl,se tl.e
debate upon The three million bill 10 mosrou
az o'clock.
Mr. Ashmnn moved 10 lay The resOlutiou
upon The table.
The motion REQUIRED to lay upon the e.
BILE, and was lost 81 TO ~.
The Horse went inio Committee Of The
Whole upon the three million bin.
The "Wilmol pTuviso'' vas the prneipal
topic Of debate, q he discussion us eaF.
licipa'ed in "a one side By AIessrs. Dsbkip.
OF n. G., Bayly Of Va. AMI Giles. 81 Nd
and on the other side IS Mr Gordon.
The commiitee mse al osclock. leaving
or. Stephens. &c Ga, entitled inlhe door.
The Speaker laid before he House tom.
munTcallon tom the Secretary &c lie Treas
Jury giving The names II Mr. Walkers assis.
,anis, ons Of the Treasury Department III