The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28
FELIX.
WAsHINoroN, January 2s, ls47.


One thing Is clear--we can never get along So Ths
House to-day actually had to adjourn as the shorss,
way Of ending the entsng OF motions and counter
motions And it was all abou, nothing at last And yet
there is evident design in the thing. The military
bill was set aside in the Senate and the loan bill taken up
to give the House chance OF passing tbs land boune.
to the soldiers In separate bill and ts being report
cd TO the Senate Col Benton would rise uo say
" Here it is. sir Hers il your separate bill They
cumber the bill for the ten regiments with this sxtrnsic
matter Of the land bountiea when have this
bill from the House. Pass the ten regiments as
come from the House, sir, and raise troops 1T
And then, sir. take up the land bountiss
in tho bill from tho House"
But the thing did not work. The Senate to. morrow
must decide upon the ten regimen. bill and wa r.,hS-
expect that Old Bullion will have 10 swallow The
land bourtes AS an unacceptable appendage We advise
Senator Cameron to stick TO the ten regiments with his
land bounties otherwise there evident emont
to give them the so by in your separate bill.
We observed when Senator wes,cott entered tho
chamber this morning. that he had taken extra pains in
the plating OF his queue the brushing OF his hair and
the neatness with winch he had been shaved and pow
dered We expected from this that he about 10 coma
out ana 80 he did lie distinguished himself the ore.
gon land BILL for the benefit Of settlers as we'll as in
several land speeches the loan bill Westco has hut
notion in regard OF the public lands and 10 70
get nd Of them possble-o abandon all stock
jobbiDgal pawn broking and buckseriog of tho pub.
lie domain and TO gse 1t TO the settler he can't buy n
nj twenty five cents an
The loan bill has been ordered 10 third reading and
~ will be passed tomorrow morni E. when the will
be renewed the military bill But the fact Is N
Mexico holds out, We are IN for the for another
year. And yet we have hopes OF that Mexican Con
gfess and they should declare that they are ready
to make peace, you may look out for the
despatch OF Colonel Benton to the city Of the
Montezumss 10 arrange the bargain (; ii not, the
only difference will he that instead sending one or
two or three men to the city OF Mexico to make treaty
we snail SEND about the hrst oil next October where
in tie nei8hborhood of twenty thousand of the north
ern iace-hat race oil all races that gres destined
to redeem the entire structure Of ali the governments
upon the iaco OF this continent the Anglo saxon Normn
Celtic Danish rnian-u
guenotPuiisnic Cavalier Roundhe ad and Catholic IN
teImixtue consisting OF the universal Yankee nation
We say that we have hopes that Mexico with all
her biuster will back out and give in II she DONE she
will get 1t hot and heavy In due The way that
sDall lap into the gresse as the American troops
call the Rsncheroes will make them think that the vol
cono OF pocotepe has busted and that the heavens
and the earth have collapsed like the hues OF high
pressure boiler, with hJ inches Of steam up the
pendulum. W