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who was not elected BY the voice of the people


Mr ChiIrESDrn contsnded that In every visr Of the
case, 1t was expedisnt to adopt the solution Tho re
sent case was differ the Ashbuon negotiations
In this instance the Senate limited s the Senator
toe, which many supposed involved the nomsntous
issues OF peace OF war; II was not, therefore,


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the lights before that could DO obtained and eli tho
Information that may have bearing upon the question


MIR. MsakHrAD also Thought II proper that the Senate
should os advised ofa information having bearing upon
moro proper, the Senator had said the President
ha' thrown the responsibility Of the settlement Of this
whether nssotsiion: wsrs suspsndsd er not "'"


Mr. rrILrs moved that the Senate take up the special


Mr CAlnour called for the reading Of the resou ton,


Mr. DioKINsoN.-Win the Senator waivs7


Mr. PsEss-l move, Mr.. President 70 take up the sps-


Mr.. DscHrrsos obtained lssvs to report private bill
from the COMMITTEE on Claims.


Mr.. CAMEaor dssirsd to call up bill for the benefit
sf aA old soldier, but was ovsrrulsd


THE onEoor RssoLurIoRs


Were resumed 80 the special order Of the day.


Mr. MiLLra rose TO the sxanination Of the question
and spoke for hour and halt upon It. He revie we'd
the courss Of is discussion before the Senate. Our ti.o
had huctustsd like the mercury Of thsrmomstsr.-
When the gentleman from Indiana, (Mr Hsnnsgss). or
illinois, dr BrssseJ or Ohio, (r Allsn) had rsen 10
the debate, the Auid hsd immsdistsy sprung up 10 81
70 when other Senators had taken the nocr tie nsrcu
~ neu Aeu ooWo - hsPoAy 70 " no doecontod upon
the Residents message and upon Mr. Aliens declsra-
tion IN the ossinnng Of the session, that
safy prepare the hearts Of the people for varv We
were all for then. pretty much but nov the tre-
msndous array Of - 20 men in the Senate had suddenly
declined until Il was diminished to about three or four
mem He examined the question Of public opinion, and
spoke Of the chalk marks OF 81 70 the doors and
trssbexss along the avenue, sort OF attempt
ufscturs public opinion. He expatated upon the ab-
surdy Of making the protocols Of the Baltmors Con-
vention the voice Of the people Those resolutions
had passed at o'clock IN the morning, when nearly all
h0 man NJ rouvo onfsc h~a~
had been offered By Mr. Butler, friend Of Mr. Van Bu
rer, who was supposed to be In favor Of 49, The Ssers
nry Of the Treasury vas also Of the cenmtee draw
tnG thea up and De hon. Senator rou 0serU1a (Mr.
Csaqal - new n his sssl bstA ef when wSss slve