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ne So in order. rN'p'" " 'A' A''' OO''
a motion was made to lay the resolution on the
The question taken by yeas and nays and decided
In the negative-yeas 10, nays 90


And the resolution was then adopted


AueMrNrAIioy OF THE ARMY


-, The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of tho Union, (MrlMcKay in the
chair snd resumed the Of the bii to raise
two regiments Of rinemen, and for other purposes.


Mr. McCosNELL moved to lay this bill aside and take
oR n. No ss to regulate the appointment Of certain
The CHAIRMAN informed him that the gentleman from
south Carolina was entitled to the Aoor and


Mr.; McCoNrrLL-I am entitled to the noor under.
s,Sos the Chairman to recognise me. don't Ike this
Tho cnnnMAN- The gentleman from Alabama will
mss ns seat The gentleman from South Carolina Is
Mr. McceySELL-I don't believe H.


Ine CsAisnAs- (striking with his hammer, not the
gentleman but the tsble) The gentleman will take his
Mr.. McCorNELL did So


Mr. BLacx, Of south Carolina, briefly delivered his
the regiments proposed be raised by transiers or
the army, OF by promotions.


~ Mr IiLDss asked what man. woman, child or beast,
nsd yet sunered oy Indians their way TO Oregon q
Inc emgrants needed NO protection and therefore IL
s hS s wholly
the Recommendation was in earnest Ths Bill dssisnsS
70 increase our force. in Texas but until the sase Of
inexpsdient and destructive Of the peace ana
Of ths nation and contrary to the principles Of hs con-
tnat declaration, he would never con.
sent 20 TINS great system Of national robbie ry and he
would 90 against this bill In every form in hich may


Mr. RArHeus was against the passage Of the BILL
indication ~ to the disposition Of the no.
.ics" IN the Senate was anything but sncoua gins-
unless THIS question should be settled, he would
,.s vote for no bill to incrssss the army. II. arst
iaaon ts Oregon and what they dared to do
not begging on our knees before Great BIitan,
cas asserting our rights boldly. He wanted no
nnemen Dragons, nor army, navy unless he knew
We mad the couge 10 insist what We knew 10 be our
Just rights Why force citiIsos to Oregon, whsn
ne legislature dare not say IL 10 He desired that
eu. people should not only be protected ON the way,
whSn they arrive In the territory BY the extension
out Jaws over thsm the good will Of the Indians 20.
ueo, &c when those things done, after notice.
Esvsn ne was ready to open the way for the emf
Benn 70 80 there, but not before. As the Yankees


Awe are putting the cart before the horse Ia other
wSs' We are protscdng smgrants to that country to


we aafs not assert our rish inducing people 70
70 wnsrs We dare net extend laws n the indica
uons 70 which he had alluded reflected what was to Be
pe result OF the Oregon question: would be better TO
raise reg imen1 to brng back those who have
thither. Unless We ais TO have war with Mexico, we
have men enough but he did mot spprshsnd such .
contingency.


"A mssssGs was received from the President u the
Uoited otetss informing the House that he had snsd
b rspsslng IN oct rsqurng one Of the Judge of the