HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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In the House Of Representatives, after the dis
,posal of some unimportant business, MIR. Rock
well, of Connecticut, called NY the anti-Texas
resolutions of the Legislature Of that State, and
moved their reference to Committee OF the
Whole. He supported his motion by some re-
marks in which he complained Of the indignity
offered to Connecticut by the refusal Of the House
last week to print the resolutions. "
Mr.. Boyd denied that there was any disposi-
ton on the part of the House to give resolutions
or petitions of this character, the 60 by. He
thought, however, that under present circum-
stances, the proper course would be to lay them
on the table; he moved therefore, that the reso-
lutions in question, take that course, and that
they be printed. The motion prevailed.


Mr.. Bowlin, made an Intellectual motion to
suspend the rules in order to introduce his bill
for the organization Of Territorial Government
in Oregon. ,.


The States were then called in their order for
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