House OF Represent ntatives.
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House Of Representatives.


WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1915
anything could shake the imperturbsble solidty Of
the House. it would be the prayers Of Mr. TusrN. He
vouchsafed nsble appeal this morning in behalf Of the
nation. and all concerned; in which he deprecated an
unrestrained centiousness dreadful evil than
the rigid exac.ions Of despotism.





Almost in immediate succession from Mr.. Tustn's
prayer based upon the ameliorang influence Of chrs
Robert again. for the the Hall for series of
lectures based upon the fundamental dogma OF infdey
meres Of sexes Mr. modified his notion so as to
grant the hall to Mr. Owen on the evening OF the 10th
nsant and the evening q y, that sh;yy day week.
ton. and to the granting Of the hall of the House to
any other than the legitimate business of Congress


Mr.. ARLIScroS moved to lay the resolution upon the
tables and the and being called the motion
carried-yeas 9i; nays 90.


NEW
declaring the assent Of Congress to States formed
within the Republic Of Texas, to be admitted into the
Union.


A BILL declaring the assent Of Congress that neD State
reformed rthin The Jurisdiction Of the Republic Of Tsrss
SIC Be it cted, &C., and IL is hereby enacted and
declared this doth consent that new state
Texas adjoining the States Of Louisiana and Arkansas,
and bounded also by the Gulf OF Mexico with Repub-
lcan form of government to be adopted by the inhab
tants Of said Republic assembled by deputies in Conven
ton, with the consent Of the existing Government in
order that the said new State may be admitted into the
Union.


sso. S-And be it further enacted and declared That
the foregoing Of the Congress Ii given upon the
following condition. to wit:-That the new ihsll be
formed and it's government adopted prior to the fourth
day July the year. and thai the boundaries Of
said State conforming to the outline before stated and
containing area not exceeding - thousand square
miles shall be defined by the Convention Of Deputies
and inserted in the onsituon form Of Government
aud that the Of the State shall he also inserted to
such boundaries Of the remsiung territory properly
tanning to Texas and 10 be claimed end held by said new
State on'supersedng the present Government may be
settled and defined by the Government OF the United
Suites, by negotiation and treaty or otherwise


And be II further enacted and declsred, That on the
aforesaid 4h day OF July in the present year. the ssd
and style OF the State Of Texas shall be received
and admitted into this Unon new and entire member
OF the United states Of America


The bill read ordered to be printed and referred 10
he Committee Of the Whole the State Of the Union.


THoMAs W. poRR


Mr. BURKE produced series Of resolutions from the Le-
gisaturc Of New Hampshire, demonstrating against the
trial. sentence and imprisonment OF Gov Dorr and urging
the duty Of Congress to eject his liberation Mr.
moved that they be laid upon the table and printed Cres
OF object objec. :" obect !" all the whig side
md were the ayes and noes under which the vote was
aken-syes lis, noes 74-no suspension.


ANrExArIoN.a


This subject motion of MIR CAVE JOHNSON, ives re-
sumei in committee, Mr.. HOPKINS in the chair


Mr.. h. SMITH, Of Indianna, took the floor In oppos
ion to the scheme Of annexation in any form. II was
but year ago that the opinion OF the people was sgsins
his measure in every form in which had hcen tesed
md now II announced that annexation was the will
II the people. Mr. Smith then descauted upon the hor
th up before his mind he ookei into this
project Of spoliatons spoliaon of foreign territory
which would meet with the condemnation OF the clvifzed
world Extracts read from the files of the Globe Of
May last, in support Of Mr. Van Burens views, end
against the treaty and the negotiations under President
Tyler at that time But, said MIR Smith, year N
ong time with the progessivs democracy ana greet