Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-26

tons Of The Florida Legislature the subject Of Slavery.
and took occasion, did his colleague 10 express his
appreciation Of heir character. They ordered to be
prInted. Mr.. Duugla,s made Intellectual attempt III
get rp His Calf mia BILL The Civl and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill! then taken up. Nh Benton with
drew the amendment he hal offered reducing the apprJ
priatiun lr the coast survey to $4,000 and turning it
wet 70 the Navy DEPARTMENT. 4 Ing debate ensued
5l nothing decided.
HOUSE OF REPRE>EyrArIvEs-M Glen B. Smith
moved suspension Of the rules to introduce resJu
u make the pill to establish territorial government
II Ca,ruia ana New Mexico The special order The no
ment 'he Mexican treaty J Mas disposed Of Several
amendments offered but all were r-j-cted he rules
were suspended and the resolution adopted l39 to 49,
After some unimporant business,
Tie Huus-. III Committee ofthe Whole, then resuned
tie Consideration Of he Bill providing for the next two
instruments f the Mexican indemnify.
Nj Dr0s.l addressed The committee at length, and
allowed " M Nnton. in conclusion OF the de-
The Committee 'hen proceeded 70 The consideration Of
amendments proposed
Mr. GnnneIl.offer-d an amendment understood to pro
vide thai the money shall D. paid, provided the treaty.
ratified by the Senate, sha at be deemed by Mexico
70 b- affected By the protocol. Lost.
Mr. >chenck If RIA amendment understood to pEo-
snail be paid tor salaries Of Commissioners other ofi
crrS on the Mexican Boundary until the appointment of
these officers Is provided for by law.
Inc Char ruled ihe amendment ont oforder.
Mr. Srtruck appealed. Chair sustained
Mr. Mptehe4d moved an amendment understood 10
Appropriate 100000 for temporary government in
California and New Mexico. under the direction Of the
President. Ruled out OF order Appeal. Chair sus
t4ned.
Nj ASamun offered an amendment, understood to le-
~,
the CHied otleS ana heAIcp shfH ne designated from
BE "P'3apicaI -neLS' &c &c RULED out OF order
Appeal Ohalr sustained.
MT ocheHck moved 70 amend oy striking on all at
tPF te ehacung cause ana hserhg' 10 lleu thereof IN
sfuroS 10 me rfeSlde" 10 open NEGOTIATIONS VITA Mex
i' W. 7 1 u wa,'io.a a,u ,'e@ IeA
on coadii,n that Mexco shall relnqush the reanin1
nsalments Of sl2 100000, and interest; and further
hat f' ne s5oOUOOO already pad her, she shall trans
h ,a,ooui u 'ai ,a";.soo' ~
atev tLer4on " alley of The S,cr3menfn.l e. e.
The Chair ruled this amendment also to be not in or
der, ana NJ ochenck appealed Ihe decision Of the
O' n1 H va reversed % 70 -;
r an, Thar Which ra,,ed ~ ,ha So9
cisco Sc Carried
Mr. Brown Of Pennsyv ana moved to amend the a
hehdmth; Dy PFovltln5 u addition mat Mexico snail
y ~ ~ A., a. w.
II was Withdrawn
Mr. Borls m,yei TO amend the amendment nv nrovi
dino for the parment of the nsalnents in the event If
The "a re Of neu,tiations last
The question was then taken bv t-lers On Mr.
Schenck's amendment as modified and il was agreed ~
Sc t,SI
Oo rn.t,, If Mr. C,bb of Coo,ri. tho Co,,m;,too
rose and reported the bill and amendment TO the Honse
Mr.. Vinon moved .he previous question: which was
sustained and The yeas and nays icing ordered Mr..
schencks amendment as modified and agreed to in Com
The bill was then read the third time and passed
yeas lSS NAYS s.
Mr. grin introduced resolution calling on the Post
Master General fur inf maton in regard 10 The rate Of
Postage Lies over Adjourned
yuesdeuJ. ESb 2O-IS SENATE After ., son,bfIe
Go I
III - H. = o'ia sof'
OF omlDm-"hlch resulted IN no'hlng, various amend
ments proposed laid upon the table and Mr. Bell
offered substitute for MIR Walkers amendmen, far OK
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'o''s ''' 0'""' Low" '''' o'''o.'''' winch Su0S"-
'u'e w. " eie'' o"i P'oFu"9 lo ne duihissloh q
The whole Of the acquired territory into the I'm
ion as the State of California" Mr. Bell support
81 his views in LONG end abIe sneecb and yi,bort can
1t -. .
ouu'"s' "o a1'e way i' " 'io''o" 10 aojo"i"'
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs-lhe House, for the
first time, at II O'clock. which hour il is to con
ypne for the remainder eff the session.
NJ Mia. ,d f. ,l C;,,o -. W.
and Uans no iii n,iI;r f ,,o $50 Ga
III ,nd ilJs a,rrIas ,i,h 81 aroandan, ~ brI -
sanItl n-,,ss g. ,ha rafarred :, i,,
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