Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-14
X &c III MOND WIIICi.
THIRTY FOURTH CONGRESS-. F,r,t Session
WA~afyaunN Fob IL
SENATE

SENATE
NJ D"ngi'-. 'n Iresvuug petition tom, a naval OH.
cen. complaining oi the action of tb. Naval R,,, nt,-
i"-'H l'r pA-ar- Of tN grating tia hy court mar
UAl where chtrgrs have b.n made t,-t their truth
m N"e'l or n"g Jn''ee by separating the worthy IRON
No iIrr introduced bl to repeal h. ,e, ,o prorn.,.
'"'i icy "i tie navy Rf-rr,d ~ tlir committee ON
l..tal 1d
NJ HE ptc-,utcd the pet,on oi ll.; .,ilor. or thu
N'''''fn Lake. PRAYING io - restoration Of Can't Mich
"- ''" 7i h'' roppcd irou the actvr service lit i
c",-4rn' "i th- r-imn-u'i,iion OF the Naval Board
w. b'!i'd ir"m thr committee tho District of Co.
""i' r''ed tal ar,erlntorv ot act e-titled IAN
ac' To -'i'tr t.- t-- d co-- q" o., allowed Clerk.
Mu>h1l- 'Hd A. ury ,f tl. ~ cit t, pt-tsic C,ut-
IT tllr United >.t,-- ,u a,r o.r tu.,.,. ,,,,,,d
teO'naiy 20, lsja wiir. o.. t,~.. iir,.- and n,s
IT. erct = 10 p!ic" Jurut- h, - p ict on the -,n.
'"s IL regards compensation NUt Iufif- o other plu
Mr Mason gave notice ,hat t .bouli Introduce. ioo,
,e"o' pro 'dug Toe tf nppiitn'u of r-geit- ~ the
>uit' ~uuian Institute 20 supply the ya.s-.- "a
'y the death OF Hon John Macphr-,., g.r,.u and M,
Tire tr-igihton ut Hon. Rufus Chott-.
NJ Brown introucc,a bill to Incorporate m. Cl,,,
"ia W o"G GIs Cumpauy .
Mr. Foot Introduced 4 bill making c,.o,.r..,;, o., ,t
Hon "e' J. March for .Jina-, service. aud .S
- "i special mission TO the Greek Government and
Tot negotiations between the uitri States and P-r.i,
Nj Brss> resolution in relation to an election of ol
Ger o the senate next Monday came up and after so
''Dtte II Wa inden'triy postponed I-t- 3D. navs n
Inc special ouicr Wa- then taken up when Nr NiI-ou
'i ii't notwithstanding the declaration OH tLe pnt of
'e Fir-iet reiterated by distinguished senator's and ~,
p'atci Dy tine public prss Throughout ia. ,.,,,,r ,h,
''' '''u""- "ith E"gand, gruNing Of the Centr,
american question iu complicated t,sitio, the
vuSle u tue United State. whO-. instinct. were ,,r
a the declarations Oi >tat>men givelittle h, 10 tb
ipIehen-ions-tar->eeing merchants continued "a nd
e vessels on distant ventures, f. lighted With f car
soe- in confident anticipation that Eer. Si i no run
l'.e oi our friendly relation, With England
i"err .. not the slightest alarm the public mind on
'hat -eOrr aud the peopl- 10 b- diverted fo
Nat i passing on the other side Of the M-sis,uu v m
nor OF 49, with England. Il was no, very probsL.
mat The present EVecg;iye desired war which would ex
tu ihe IOuni4ries ui this country 10 the shores o. t,
Fo!ar Sea gazec upon by Dr Kane No there ~. no
4ci desire Tor lhr addition of free soil to this r.pubc
~ tle part Of il- administration. The only result of
'"e Ca! ton aui BulWer treaty had been pro6c CON-
P'"dc"ce-a interminabe discussion which -ettled no
Plh' "I dispute and came 10 result. The treaty had
h" accomplished hai the .e0pl. Of this country ,,
ted and he ihoGgh that this government had been over
l'Si,u m tir Negotiation and that il treaty .not
ht 10 be made" "u'
IL ogs'c that should at once dooar, the treaty
u -"u '"d 4"d Nard just soni before the treaty
va ''- The rorse ~ Great Britain would Justify us
n aor'g'isug gne reaty aIogelher IL might m aid tst
such action would leave Great Britain in possession -
't H. he d.i hot fear her ia Central America Let her
'',I a. many AugloSlNons there as she pleased M,
had no doubt they would all good deroeats aud
make good citizens vi this country when We should here
alter come into possession ;lere
Mr. Agau said ae thouglt tile discussion of this .uac,
rather embarrassed than aided the solution of the dcul-
es 'Hat surrounded IT, lie hoped the question would e
lo~ taken the reference
Mr. Butler did Lot look upon this question ,s AZ ali
likely 10 issue in between she twu countries H..
concurred iu the American Interpretation Of the treaty
'A' ope- 1e maIter would be referred the committee
on ireign relations instead of being further discussed in
the Senate. "
a ro5re said that Mr. Clayton wished to he heard fur
rF on TIE subject but lac detained hy .ndspnsition
lie moved po'iFoncment Of the subject till Monday
Agreed TO- Adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
HE House again resumed voting for printer A. fol-
ua~. "
tolei 65, Weudall 50, Faruham o Nathan Sargent C.
altering 10 Necessary a choice -.
-taudug thus
foUei65 Wendal 80 farntsm = Sargent i : Duf.
ee' scattering = Whole number OF votes i "a he
''s,arv q "a choice -.
MT Wright of Tennessee, offered resolution that the
"fhef execution OF the order for th, elvclOu Of prn.
'er be postponed until tile first Moudty uf December and
i'ii W tir mraumr the Gties ui prutcr be Dc, e,torned
'y ,i!e officer elected by the last House
Pending this resolution the House adjourned