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rstitiSn..by Mr. ssmple talso state resolution. for
Eson, oy Mr.: Yulse, BY Mr. Ashley. By Mr.. Calhoun,
Sevsrs resolutions Of inquiry proposed


People accumula,ing in the gsiIsriss Senators IRA
duauy dropping into their places General hum Of Con-
Presidents hammer.


vsnr coon.


Mr.. BREEsE moved q resolution of ins,rrctor. q, IN.
COMMITTEES on public buildings in reference to nIsr1s
ment Of the public accommodations 10 the .aiis RS
committed BY public arch,tsc, -. H. ~:
construction Of the Senate chamber Instss nrov ia
drsds Ill the contracted spaces allotted to n.onis
We hope this proposition oil enlargement vi De- csrrisd
OUT Until new ssnsts-chambsr is ., cot ID in some
the House.


MICHIGAN LAND GRANT


On motion Of Mr. 6peight the Senate too up the bill
providing for grant OF lands to the State Of Michigan
tor the compilation Of railroads and canals in
Mr. resumed hs sp9ums II n svor of
NE bill He remembered the 6rst road that was cut
through the State Of Ohio; il called zanss bridsl
pn re recited the astonishing results In the popula
uon Of Ohio from the opening Of that psth Mr. W.
captulated the national advantages which would accrue
road and then passed an assumptoo that from the
compact Of the government with Michigan ahs vas On.
W. descanIed the msone Of the state dsbt which
was hung around the neck Of and of the great
hese land grants On motion Of Mr. Niles the bill wss
set aside.


Message from the Preside ent OF the United Satesl


Resolution adopted, that when the Senate adjourn Il
adjourn over to Monday next sensible and dig nifed
body is the Senate Of the United States.


rHE or THE DAy,


On the various propositions before the Senate for the
giving the twelve months notice. for the sbrogation OF


Mr.. HEYwooD resumed his remarks, He said at the
close Of his remarks on yesterday, that in the acts Of
Of the President Of the United States was manifest
that his object was pacific and not such docking
at MI Allen would have the Senate believe The Pre-
hA Annr1 1NFu ffot
nor had he an intention to trap us into war.
ne would ask, what was there in the Presi-
SEINE Senators to Justify these opinions in relation to
war Nr H. here cited that portion Of the Prssidsnts
the question Of Oregon ana than went on to ssy that
the President had not closed the doors of the Executive
evidentfrom the tenor OF his remarks in the messags
These very passages in the message yet ths pas
sages which certain Senator held tending to close
all negotiation In addition 20 this, the Prssidsnt
proposals" shall bs made to settle this question what
offered was another question He Isir R1 was dss.sd
ing the President and the administration against tks
Like character to his message The message spsks sf
the wholly nadmsslbls demands Of the British 60
had io.sd The had D:rcS.a np
to ~ deg; but as regards ~ 40 the ground was yst
stand up Ss SssvsS The
Of this notice, be should wish to him The fresL
parallel did not close the doors Il gotistion He r
would give way this moment to shut the doors. and
tween making speech, and giving veto. Qaughtsr)
Some members could make speech ons way. and vote
upon the subject ne had discusssd he could he chose
TO- say to one party Look at my vote and to another,
1t reminded him Of advice which a member had
ee,ved never to vote with the majority s" for. he
Sood hsg
give him credit for great sagacity, loud laughtsr)
his sr h a.,, .ppesssncs IL public life was e CON
the Constitution He attended but gave them an iut-
they met and Ssr. oS in favor cssns:
laoo against it. Since that time, he had acted pretty
Ccnvention, where in fact two conventions were held


Mr. r. JoHrsos. .-Thrse, you please.


Loud sshs a. q Il. css9ss Of
faith against the South which it was .tatsd had been
tss bound BY the M Baltimore Convention he rspadiasd
President himself knew the terms Of the
Baltimore Convention, when he accepted the noni.
only time TO respond to the nomination He merely
asked Will YOU accept the nomination ~ and he an
teri Much defamation had been used. much discus.
d.nnine II: S1.s
Qaughter) some saying II was American question
unE S q 9: y.
treaty making power which was reserved BY the Cos.
sttution exclusively for the Executive department Of
the government. This was Southern democracy and
fhwere "punc faith they might make the most Of It.
struced by dsmagogues right to instruct the Be-
nate IN the discharge Of its public duties: this was
moccy that gro the root like the potato and NOT
At the blossom Il was going backward Il i were.
with the senate. would B. found By II: id. q
his country But according TO- the terms OF the Bsli
more Convention went by the terms Of the Con-
fha u .r - ~
highest degree which any American foot ever went
was punc faith" in going for the re-occupetiop Of
Oregon" let them make the most Of IT, He was in fave
of the simple notice., bat would not vote In favor Cf
the resolution OF the House. He also objected 70 the
propositions contained in the resolutions Of some Soma
70. the
tions from the COMMITTEES Foreign Relations He was
willing to give the President Legislative aid, he re-
SELF he would allow him to do 50 for be had rgh to
do he pleased under the clauses Of the constitu


Mr.. HAYWOOD after expoundng his objections to the
amendment Of Mr. Coquitt recommending negotiations
and compromise advocated the adoption Of the HOUSE
0 g an .a,a % r..
Executive until the should mperstively demand It
He then extended h. thank. to the Senate for their In
dngence and said that II he had, perhaps wssrsd the
Senate, his heart felt lighter and his oonecisncs easy
He deprecated the consequencss which would result
from rash and precipitate unwise irregular
trolling Ii S supsrvsion .n Of Frovidsncs.


4 amlboppToneuo1On
the 9Th protocol a. quoted by Mr. Hey weod. II was
simply part Of the letter Of Mr. Pskenham, and not oi
the protocol paper II related to the Oregon boundary
Mr. HANSEGAr apologized to the Senate that bis rs
marks should be limited Before he proceeded he wished
to ask Of the Senator from North Carolina whether he
had authority direct or indirect for saying that the Pre-
sident desous Of settling the question upon the Linz
/ OF forty.Line.


Mr.. HEYwoop replied, that what he had said he had
written down beforehand that he might not make mis-
take and that was that would be indecent apd1mpo
tic for the President TO tho progress Of
gotations


Mr. ALLEN then said he should consrue the reply Of
the Senator to that he had authority from the
President for his declarations.


Mr. HKvwoop said that he had already endeavorsd to
prove that the Senator was eroncou In his consruc-
tions.


Il Mr. ALLEN demanded IL as a right, that the Senator
should answer his question not he should deny that
/ he had any authority.


4 committee say, for Instance the Committee Com.
meroe and he not accessible to the Executive
6dencs. he would quit.