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THIGTY-sECOND CONGREss...Firs,
Session.

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THIaTY-sECOND CONGREss...Firs.
Session.
WAsulSGrov, Feb. 10, 1852.
SENATE.
Various petitions and memorials were pre-
scn,ed.
The Bounty Land J.l was referred to the
Committee Oh Pubic Lands, as passed by the
/ i!ouse.
/ On motion Of Mr. Seward, the resolution in
favor Of extending sympathy to the Irish cxi,es,
was made the order OF he day for tomorrow.
. Mir. Clarke's non-in,evenlIon resolution was
/ thcn taken up and the amendment read.
! Mr.. ass, having the floor complained Of
mistakes that frequently occurred in reporting
ma speeches. and the misunderstanding that
/ followed in consequence. He had. therefore,
written the speech lie intended to deliver on
he present occasion. lie then commenced the
delivery Of it
, Ie took s,ronr ground in favor orthe declar
alton, according 20 his amendments, and said
! that the time had come for US to speak: that
our moral obligations to other nations REQUIRED
! IT, He strongly denounced the late Austrian
and Russian interference in the aiIairs of Hun.
/ gary. The interest Of the whole civilized
world demanded that the rights Of nations
al ,La, ,co ,lt;,,,Il,. .,I , az
tho snb;aot ';.L 's' -
rnon,red tE. nrotnct;or iin 5',3 '.'se' .ta co.'s
sumption that 4 protest By thls government
would involve a war lie nstanced numerous
cases where similar protests had been made by
England. France, and other nations, in modern
tunes, not leading to war.
He cited Mour2e's denia, to European pow
or7 Of all Intervention in the ai!alrs of this con-
lie l,o,' tGo y JiVu,I "'''ui WAT
- .'Vu 'i'' "c'',i 'o'c!' ana said
''' '.'u.o was o 'ea' o '''t"ISng DANGER
0nr 'oI,i,n1.,, or .
,a, '''"''o,''? 49, 10 ~ me pecc.
''r,''v 1 i. I'ss 1'y We are no.
war. and II was not s,ipposed that any, A3eT;.
can anticipated an offensive war in Europe. 1t
was ""o:y iheAP{uiehl, rs our own resources
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SHV'H 'n7'h "h're ne pes lie c9,"p'a!9-
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were III tAe hahds o' the LNecHllNe' lie spoke
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SENATE,
The Chair nras.r.a3 q communicates, from,
IN, Sac-at,rv ,r ,;.,,, t-..s.p,t.i,r tive ron,r,s
relative +, the clam. ,J,,j,c,,a1 6y tha Eey;-
can Board of Comnis,i5oars 1,bess renorts
sat, ih,, tho ,,,,.I, g..,,,,. oIl.',,,j hr ,ho
Commissioner, i uowards ,, th-4a linn, of
doll.rs
Mr. Urdorwool rrcsap,o1 ne,i,ion oskioc
the interference of ongro.s in bph,If of ths
four hundred Russians wno hll en- banished