The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27

be decided Many Senators pblect TO taking the
question to-day, Notwithstanding the agreement
10 that effect yesterday but, ii is believed 1t will
be pressed through neyertheless. andr
aai 70 .TIIIRTTETH COTssfs icss iton
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Is go. ads ,s-ict O :. Scnato.t oi Te'tr 5si5
r The Senate rssssahlsd Tho usual hour snd was
called to order by the Vice Prestdsntd a'li u51f
.sSsi ooarses gr' ~ nsS,5a. %sss 'ner
sAlIsssfrras Observation-Disclosures ss aeyFOnxA-
;, Mn Hale, OF New Hampshse, ssamittea rcebution
calling upon the Secretary of War fssin fofmation as
to Why shs amount paid essh officer had bSeaSmitted
from the Lat army register Tho rsssls tiowas laid
over, ~ is aliilog u4.i1 b nalq "a hIli p'DgM
,,,.,,al ! AoN.IIcs on LAND, sosM ..Aruao.b! az
MnKisGs Of Alabama, agueeably 70 notice. asked and
obtained leave to submit bill in favor efSrhnting
donation of public land TO the stAts OF ASbma for
the mouth Of the Ohio The biliyby unsnaAoas con-
sent was read first and second, time and1efsrred TO
sAs 1880 nsq,onsros, '..c,ss 9ae4,q
IL Sx H4ssEsAs, Of indiaaa, sahm.ttsd - resolution
for confederation tn At the SENATE will take y
y, BrsTos opposed the rssoaso saIse saidithst it
looked to pight sessions Of the shstsd' He sd that
b. vas ,vans tosit hare aduning dos dsysgtat not
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was taken After some debate The nssolution
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they dsrS fiStthsv cd,iiS taSa Tx sftuents
III IA dSS,a nonsM 3Ssyef 3 III SHn snv
dhaSlpE manrnitted YHg Hnce {hs a eff kP4 by his
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ireet isse Set ween ths S6ftH aHd tSs SSS Which
S SStsS re De de-
Nh yShnsoSs speech was astebiead tS a uarked
and ofddna a., ,ssf. 5 1s sla.ss
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said that sdritting the right Of ,C9hKy ohisit
.iS wSish the bill had bsSa fSasivsd North,
~ va sSa sss ssass s Ssssa
{ and union J, He dscered AZ could oAty 1t be-
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He sAid thsthe ioyed his PAT " WIG clearly;
hut hs coSfd sasftheea AT pAft' cheer
sn Yorf 2 sn shs sha ad
dressed ths Senste in a. able MS he
some afpsfsiohs cast upon her BY "A member
IN the Course OF debate He hid Stped the
81 the Constit6ti6h I'D bbufd but
sjened sS ctI1pfonises exteasd to fkd fst1tores
! Mf D. coptinued-T The yoyth had pt1ceedet on the
ground OF n0Hfnterfefente where slavery K&A found
1ctualit existing where they Suhf n Had left
it. They hid not interfered VI States,
With THE single exceptioh Of ThAY3kf 1t to
extend where it existed tnomfnaiiy thgy HSA stood
firmly upon the compro of the co psttutiSH They
had avs done So and wiz 10 90 So More
tfan taE they had opp6aed an noa With sa-
very in the District Of Columbia whsre Congress- Is
authorized to exercise jurisdiction IN ALL cases what
eptver He referred to the FAC smile or letter Of Mr.
Monroe dated March 4, 1870, TO show what were the
opinions Of the Cabinet Of the President that time