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II a. Sxxkrssd5 fkSsev. liz c1snpro.sf.. n,
Was updsi aSiQe al day. b UessssE kim.
Bg'. &. 49, Ha.: e. e e1.y ~ sasl sss i.ksn
q he e1iEissic4 Il he Dssg.se from New Eerico,
Nas knAl9 disresk1 q " laying de uk6le mater
81 ,he iah.e. ~ eenssseRs bie maiofisy.
TIE honss "a NeHisEsg cemmit.ee y Ehe whole,
ssl Dsek aie from al ,sssrs - Y.
fsre lhc House III he fenssiodef 81 tls a.
The sE5srE psI - fssfey. q 10 early k1ur went
II he HoeHk ~ RsrnssExTsrryrs ~ ent;.-,
e the ae,nIssies e IRON Dsseret vas
= .hs sks.rI - fl,a.iay. III. Hop.,on pre-
Mataxcrda connss. TeEa. Is cprstssa x ~ Z.
reference " DE GATED States eSrefnrpes v;,k Nv
elaine u Texas ~ -
The csnpFsasi.s biAI vas shksa op snd Mr
Clay sPors = length. he took view s. ,he 80.
Of ne question p FesY IuEid m|annes snd e.se
summary " The ar4p nlfnEs Ia snEpoft n ~ k,li
He eonsltesea ne olIleefions III General TarIor,.
rsan. e1t passrd Narin eslUgtnIm upon him q !
staiesmah ard R4lflpts and soldier Efe zbntored
entifeIy II bis foreign policy and Il 3 III does.
tr poify u 9as MI fully devtl1bed
Hespoke particularly ard nsFanesy ID H. sub.
lsrt q las dispute pending beiHvkn Texas and New
Alexseo Nhefe N1slN Prospect IL Congress did
not interfere. vt efvfl and servHIe war Fl wonid
hsgin AZ the Kio Gfande and soo4 reach tie Polo-
He allnisd to lie daay conferences 81 sou,hern
and Noftkefn oPpDnents Uelhe blll
Nj Mason ftauAgked thar The Southern men ton3 4
Erfed together with d view 70 ne trlGertirn ~
Southern rights and insefes.s1
Mf- Cisy said ne his vas framed BY those who
CONFERRED vita view 70 the PROJECTION Of the In
strfsIs q she wholei coRntfy. the whole uaion
Immense applause. ebeefiag, eIhpping and thamp
iht WI euns tins. = ne CHAIR ~ vain in3erposcd
MI LAY p.et1ec1 fhh Of ihe failBre
of this bllIr-clRfl MarF ynd whan war ce1frs 10
one would see ita end. he ridiKhled The fhoa0nan-
sade q some SoRtasrn particularly Of
kfr Rhest meiaSer u tllr Nashville cungenrion.
AZ 70 Southern eonsederacy Ne aIgtssd that 4
would Be inpraetfcAbie becaass The pe.,p,e rrsi.
ding on lke head waietk Of The Mississipn ana its
fribagary streams. weiIld never consent thai The
mouth o. the rffer shpnId be conlrulled by anv
foreign powcr--any pgser allan 10 Them
He appealed 10 sIhe SENATOR'S from Viroini,
Rh de Island and OelaMare. n snstain ihat 6iIf =
lie had BEEN aware. fut s0tne days, that the ill
was not certain ~ pass hui Il was better calcu.f
lalec 20 maintain the honor and interests Of The
country thap any thai gould be advised. Il might
b defeated. L would be triumph of abolilionisn
--of uIknism.
Mr. BarnwelI spoke d explanation oil the char
aeier Of valuedifishd meaning Mr. RheIt---whose
character -sras above FepFoach.
MIR Clay did net intend 10 disparaee Mr. Raetf.
He knew him and had some respect Tor him Bot
II he had made Bse qf The declaration Imputed "a
him. az ths meeting 70 Charleston he was traitor
land hope, said Nj Clay. he will meet with the
fate Of a traitor IN LaGd applause Mr.. CLAW
hoped that The setHpeuts Of disnnfon we're confined
20 Soulh Carolina There we're men 10 other states
a. gallant As lhe3pseplH q Soat6 Ctrolina, and he
would answer fof hentnekY thai thousands and tens
of thousands OF krt noble sons would rush Id arms
~ support o the saadafd 81 the Union against the
rebels
Mr.. Barnw<l tsii thrre were two endsito 4 rope
rebel might div Sesfoiaby in defence of the right
He did my doubt tsS galan,rg OF other States but
South Csrelipa wa,sd defend Justice al the hazard
u safety. Nj tal@4eflfedto some points fn Mr. 4
Gays speech. Mr. Clay reioned. The Senate
adjourned sE
In the Hosse VI REPRESENTATIVES,, Mr.. Olds
asked the una meat consent Ill the4 oie 10 ei,ablr
him 70 i6tr9dAcela siat resolution to provide for
aieeess IL the pfese q Congress from and amer The
18Th day Of Augasl y the Ist Monday 10 Nayem- \
brrI
Objection was mese, when Mr. olds moved to 4
suspend me fules " enable him to Introduce the
resolution.
The SPcakerstates that there was already mo- /
lion "a suspend the i5es pending, which took pre-
cedence that was lak motion ot Mr.. Mann Of Pa, |
10 suspend the rules and % prvceed business
On the Speakers fahis: This motion was put and
agreed %. i
The House then pybeceded 10 the business on the
Speakers liable. II
Several Exclusive communication from the late
and present PlJsidenE in answer resolutions of
the House, mi nporsaat in their character weIe
laid Depnre the House and appropriately referred
The SENaTe was ss1sl engaged upon The Comprc. |
mise Bill, without assE definite action ON Tuesday.
Noth.ng OF importance occurred in The House.
No vote was takens in the SENaTs, on he Com
promise Bill ON Wednesday
The HstsE was engaged on a bill for the admisl |
sion Of California asa State in the Union. No |
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