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WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. y, lS45


Mr.. TusTIS this morning. n his prayer spoke Of the
countless revolutions Of nerminabe eternity"
idea which will require an explanation from special


resolution from the Committee on Engraving, au.
thorising the printing the Hsuse Of lb00 copies of
map OF the country west of the Mississippi river, was
adopted


MIR. MKAY, from the Committee of Ways and Means,
reported The annual appropriation bills for the army and
navy Read and referred, as usual


Mr.. RATHsUN called for the order OF the day, which,
ory, Was taken up, being Mr. c. j. ngersolls resolu-
tons Tor the annexation OF Texas with the various
amendmsns proposed. The speaker sarieadslins ,h'


Mr. E. S. HAMLIs. of Ohio. against the annexation I,
because unconstitu ionalb-csuse II was un sir
because Wa hing en-, in his Farewell Addrt ss, recon-
mended good fsith toward foreign nations. Mr. HamliD
hell for tnreequarters Of hour and then gave
We really believe disconcertrd bv the ades' ey
in the gallery above him, which rendered him ncsp bic
doing either Justice himself to them or to the sub
isct Il was MI HIS first act speech IN Congress hall
and we had exsect that he would have bound his
brows with victorious wreaths" but he didn't do il


Mr. wELLER next took up the subject bodily He re-
vslled in the political and G. mmercia advantages Of an
and fig tree" of Republican institutions he bscame
inspired Ann. xaton necessary to prace and
trio oithe hermitage the eat and good Old Hickory
Mr. W. denounced Daniel Webster the originator Of
the to annex,tion-an denounced his dic'a-
ton. Mr. Weller preferred and bloodshed to d bo-
nor-hoodshed Of our own fellow citizens to submission
to the dict threats of Great Britain In conclusion
the demo rats IN the House to do their duty
and T. Tor plan in unity for the alton of Tex
asto xercise spirit towar each other Of compromiss
OF concession in the settlement Of personal or sectional
prtf nces


Mr. BsEscLE OF Maryland spoke upon the anti consti-
tu'onality OF annsxa ion in any shaye


NJ Cir-y, Of Name, from the neghborhood of the
clas is hills OF the Ma lava X and Arcosto semen
He was getting alosg ON the old track OF the
con ttutonf y of the project Of xation its exped
diency, &c when he luckily or unncky, came into
collision with Mr.. j. Ingersol, by asking him what


Mr. }. r lscEasoLL answered that 1t moral,
dsrly and pesceabfe whig city. daughter The late
Of IL but 10 democratic quarter Of the city. daughter
the " ig side


Me- CAnsr said he thanked the gentleman for the ex.
PLANTATION daughter all the House) II may have
been Democratic neighborhood, but i was the Native
Wings who had gone there and stirred up those riots
Laughter in sleep holiow3 And when The dsturban
sought to be put down. who did the authorities
call upon Why sir, they called upon the honest yeoen
the support aud life blood Of the nation Take away from
any coantry sir the ind yeomenary (coEpara


ys ON a. r md % go s0wn
our land who did you call upon sir then to drive them
from shores You called sir yes, sir, you called


laughter in the gaaries, the ladies' themselves par
tcipasing in it. Mr. Carey delighted at the ph Of
OF a who has said something ricn without
discerning It, or fnding itodt He resumed however(-
laughter which here broke out with dsaiening spons
neous explosion was too much. Mr. Carey turned
round and gentleman near him explained that the
ira liable which he had given again and again to the
honest yeomanry had been the whole secret of the
SPORTY Mr. Carey then said, that he plain rough
br-d and satisfied il he only arrived at the truth
without being particular to the sound He went
from this point without annoy to the end of his
line. dsscanting npon the tarif-upon manufactures-
upon peace and war; &C. when. understood the foor
was awarded to Mr. Sample, Of Indiana, when the COM
mi,tee rose


And (after the reference OF memorial from MIR Ham.
mes notion in regard to the expense of keeping the
two Arabian horses presented the Government by the
Imaum Of Muscat some time since notion the House
adjourned.