Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-15


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meat and immediate settlement, The Government
" .as oa'eu SUES ~ou,o us Ja..'acu, :" u'y
ua,easanah,e and extr.v,ran, In, Car I'D i; :.
eral, and awarded in just spirit Of acconmo
dalton.
prarifieation by the people of The Uoi,e,I states
than the ami .ahles adiustment az questions AZ
diff .ultv which have now. for limo !; ne .gi-
,ated the country. and occuoed to The exclusion
of other subjects the time md st,.nrion of Can
press.
Having thus fresly communicated ,he resul,s
of nv own refiection. on the most advisable
mode of adjusting the BOUNDARY question. [ shall
nevertheless cheerfully acuu,esce in anv other
mode which the wisdom Of Congress NAV devise.
And IN conc.usion 7 renea7 mr., ronv;ct;,n
tina, every consideration of the pnblic interest
ma nif.s,s The necesstv of n nror;s,on bv Con.
press for the settlement of tb,s bnnlarv ouss-
ton. before the present session be BROUGHT 10 a
close. Tine settlement of other o.es,i,ns con-
nec,e,l with the same snb;ect ~. thin the sane
period. is greatly Ia be desired. hui ,he a hus,-
ment of his apncars 10 me 10 bc in The h,ihest
decree ipo,rtsnts in The. tram, nj such an nd
i,wt,.eut. we nav well hope thar there vii fol-
low return of harmony and rood wall. an in
creased attachment to The Union, and the geaer-
al Satsiacuon OF tne country.
-. MlLLARD tlLLMOkE.
WASHINGTON, August b. lo50
[Fhe letters Of the Governor Of Texas and
ar. Webster acconnanv;og Tho ,hove will bp
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s''ch \" our neAll
"WEDNESDAY. Aug. 9TH.
Senaie-Affer the morning business was dis
posed of, at quarter to ~ o'closh !. air. Pearces
bill Tor settling the boundary of Texas. was cal.
led up.
Nj. Underwood proceeded TO make a So,
speech against it, He confessed himself in some
measure responsible for The defeat of the Omn-
bus bill, and took this opp ,rtuni,y to define The
ground which he occupied in his action upon
tbat measure. He thea gave the reasons witch
would govern bis future action as 10 this bill.
The agitation OF the subject OF slavery. as a.
moral question, would never be ended until the
tongues OF men were silenced, and their minds
paralyzed. Congress could not put an end to
the agitarion. The proposition was to purchase
the territory of Texas Ii she owned the terri
tory m question, he did not want the government
to buy 1.-The preferred that Texas shonIJ keen
il. On the other hand, if it did NJ. belong to