The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

! and others should have an opportunity ia
! reply to his remark. on his resolution rela.
tive to removals from office.
Some conversation ~ to the order of
business was interrupted By a message from
the House, communicating the proceeding,
upon the annunciation Of thr death of the
Hon. Rodolpms Dickerson, late a member
from Ohio
Ga motion Of Mr. Corwin. the SENATE
adopted the customary resolutions
Nr. Corwin moved that the Senate adj.
jouru.
Nr King objected
Nr. Clay suggested that the Senate IN
regard to such mattpr,. had heretofore zone
too far. If n man die. during session,
and in our presence. AND 10 the midst Of
his labors. sympathy and duty repaired Us
to adjourn aud attend BIZ funeral; but when
q member die, before the session. and sar.
rounded by his friends and neighhors. there
WAS no particular reason for both Houses
to adjourn
VIZ torwm would not. be said. insist on
the motion.
Mr. Iootc called for the order Of the day.
\ message was received from the prcsi.
don't ol the nited States. with report ia
relation to the alleged Interference OF the
authorities of Santa ir with the no sdirjipn
Of TeNas. and stating that the question Of
boundary between Texas and y NeNi-o.
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the dav vLicb VA. ,bn rc.olntiop Of the
S.o,,t.r from, NI,.I;.,,, M Cas-, +, C,yor
of .n.pcndino dielon,tie io,.rconr., with
tu.tfia
Mr. Iir.,t.r who had tbc goor spn,,r in
opposition to th. r..ob,tio, lie had mopy
uronnJ. nf onnositiop f., thr p,rt,rulnr re-.
sou,ion Lo,orc -. /, proceeded ON n total
instrumentation If tbo .pds of c.toLli.bipe
diploi,.,t;c ,,,o,,.i,. IN o,l,r countries H.,
s,,nnosad ,l,t ,be,.. ,,or. son, Win , Wow. IA
n,,t., a., G,r.;.,r ,,,,,..r Mn, .,sr,.,.1
,ur r.l,,,onL ,,;d, p,..;, Fem. mad
Rom, Il a., mo-, ,,,on tl,, rr,,ci,l. thar a.,
a,r to r.nrolg,e H.. noliticol r,nduct of
C,r.iyp noucrt Io,,. o,,.n ,,o,lJ y,o have
.us,r,d.J ann. ,,,,.,.o,,,.o ,;H, r,,l,,d
Fen. anal ,,.,r,. OH ,,o,i. ,.,,..',., tl,,
ltt. RoruI,l', a, IA, Miriam, If goo had
acted on This principle!
II W. made the point We would be obliged
To stand to it, and sever rene" our inter
course. Ngaln. 1t was contrary 10 the Ia"
ot naiions' for we must follow II mp by DIS
missing the austrian Minister IN opposition
to the Ia" which gives all nations the night
of embassy 10 another nation.
Nr footc followed in reply.
Nr. smith made some remarks, to which
Mr. Fuotc replied.
The subject was passed over. aud the
Senate. after spending some time in cxccu-
tive session. adjourned to Monday.
The House met at - O'Clock. After
the reading Of the Journal
Nr Wood rose and pronounced au eulogy
on the Bic aud character OF the Honorable
Rudolphus Dckeison. who WIS u member
of the last Congress. and member elect To
the nrcscuf from the Sixth Congressional
District OF Ohio he departed this life ia
the cit, of Washington. on the Goth da, ul
Nurph I-t Mr. d WA, born At Nhatcl,,
Mas. on the Sth da, oi December. l1~.
lie graduated AT " Ilnm.town ollcgc. and
soon afterwards emigratcd to the State of
Ohio, vhcrr. hy his good conduct ho rose
>ucccs-iycl, from one position Ia another
Till hc was elected b, t'a. p,opip 90 serve
them IN Congress. Mr. Wood, who L. the