New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

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SENATE. WklafSeT0y. Jan T. isl-
NJ. CANERos presented the proceedings o. the
Wa Eect.rg a fh.isrsI rhis.
VI nKtsss introsu,ci hr tn create ihr oGs, ofsu--
vey pr Genfra' q O-- All - srla; T-reu-an rights
to rc-lsl .ftt.l-s- Real t-ila
W Csss sgrmite. C. rer.. llon, ciirr Ire Sscre-
tsrs ~ Wa ~ az sstclfs received ron command
ers = fhc army sine l.e sanua regsft- ADOPTED
several private bills, and BIS concerning certain coke
ton clslrcfs. were PACED.
TIE then proceed % .hs consideration II the
rssoutons q NJ CALHOUN who poke r; er.th IN g.
fence ~ the sane lie stated he reasons which induced
him % ofpre The from Us commencement sIi hich
were Connected With views q high y. cy wrI with
tie q flc; .xhis,ea IN 10 origin Az the las,
he hAi suggested defensive line "a the oily
which could save the country from tremendous evils The
wA'-rresdeui, however, hsd taken eifs-eut We. aat
reconrentet vigorous prosecution iu- the purgose Il
e" corqgefirg peAce."
Nj c. next took view Of the tfieliiies ihG, lsy Ia
ihs way q relre. We were recommended 70 erect
Government ofthe pelcrsfle portion OF the peo1e ard
make treaty with thai Government This would leave
permanent pclce could We make peace win The
ext ing Government. Il wss to week % command TIE
confidence q The people and ne is'fi inA unies we
a0rt The refers line. s5clll X Tce1 20 acqlesce
l TIE Fr-utelts Recommendation % carry Gu The
vigorously.
II. arrusI Al Isnh asans; con41sTing OF boiling Mex
leo - province o. BY Annexation. ad calculated that
would be nscesay n ether case 20 keep ~ army u fo,y
thousand In hat country 10 prtser9 tranquility. H
not IRE -arei % designate cee.sTe line lie
.eiled - know 80 war shose ne prD-fcl-ei ~
appalling dlrgcrs "a otr Tree institutions thst mns re-
SGT from that policy. lie called en- the other .te
of The Chamber % uri,e with hin IN suiesv3ung
% put an END % the var. he wosf II slpl rel
Tor select COMMITTEE rom Which So eGlc!eni plan
should be reported fo- carr, Ing ont his views.
On motion ri Mr sEvIrR the resolutions were then
laid on the table, be taken rq again ,ser the OIL 70 IN
crease tie srmy has been disposed r.
Dir r TLEK offered a resolution inqlri1g A. 20 the
pcdiency authorizing the President 70 promote officers
Of toe army immediately. ia neviy-raised regiments,
without prfju1ice 20 their present commissions.
The senate went into Executive session Ajourred.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion Of Mr.. Boris the resolution directing Tie re-
newa q tie ie contric, FOR the transportation o. tie
Great scn,lcru Mai was postponed I'LL TO morrow.
o. motion Of Dir. BRoADHEkD the House went into
Commute o. the Whole on the state Of The Jnon on TIE
Presidents aHHua messasei Ar. J. r. lScfEsoLL In tie
chair
TIE resolutions OF Mr. vIvToy referring several por
ton, 70 sJprcpiile Committees were read, ~hen M.
BRoADHEAD ceres bs substitute and stated his reasons
Mr.. GIDDISos moved 10 amend the fret Of Mr.. VIZ
ToNs buttons 20 refer the Amisiad Slave Case 10
Select Committee, and made speech on the proposed
amendment.
Mr.. GIDDIxoss proposition wss rejected.
Mr.. WHO'S adiIesssi The Committee In reply % Mt
BaoADHsAD. and The Committee rose.
Sir. srA>T1s from the Naval Committee reported bll
appropraung one hsntred and MY thousand dollars u
the Di = DOCK a. New. York. Read twice.
Mr. TRUMAN SMITH, from the Committee on Foreign
AT rs, reported Dbl 70 provide fer the asccrtAaneni
ard satisfaction OF claims Tor French spoia;sus Read
tNlcc.
Mr.. CocEE reported a Revolutionary Pensions bin,
making fsriher provision for the widows Of officers AID
soldiers u the Revolution. Passed.
Mr. GoGGIS's resolution calling On the President 20
communicate any instructions relative 20 the return Of
SASHA ANNA 10 Mexco. wastdken up. Motion was made
10 refer 70 the Committee Ford On Ahs.rs Mega
lived, - u IS.
NrNciANE ofMsrylind. moved to amend by aiding
" II the Information had rot been previously furnished
Debate ensued between Messrs AsHNCS Evans McLAsE
and others.
Mr.. THOMPSON Of Mississippi, moved 20 amend by IN
gliding call for information IN regard - thu return n
Mexico. Of Gen. Paroles. Mr. THO'TSoSls amcrdmcR
was accepted by NJ Go0GIS and the previous ques'
was moved. l. sustained. The nam question wa
then ordered. which the SPEAKER said w0d be on th'
amendment.
SIR McLANE desired TO modify 1t, which the Speaker
decided 10 be In order.
Mr. TooNns appealed from the Speakers decision. TIT
decision was reversed 50 10 rs.
Mr McLAsE then withdrew his amendment and th'
recitation - amended ~ Mr.. TaoNrsOS. thsn passed
Aye. / 49, Noes -. Adjourned az o'clock r. NJ.