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 Mr Woodbury quoted the Resolutions of ihe Le. gislatufe of Massachsetts show that the dlsunion spirit was there. tie wished also, he said tn read from a paper some sentiments which were expressed npnn the subject of disunion.

 Mr. Evans. "Whai papefF'

 Mr. Woodbnry. .'The Liberalor, edited by Gar rson himself and the highest authority among those opp"sed 10 anne xation."

 Mir. Dayton. "We deny all such an'horliv ..

 Mr. Wnodbury then quoted fom the "LberAtor" what he desired 10 make the opponents oi annexa- tion responsible for He closed with high com plimenl to Texas and her Houston and Lamar. Mr. Choate tnuk he floor for to-moIrow, and the Senate, after some private business, went into Tx ecuti.e session, aud soon after adjourned. HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

 The Bill fer the relief of the SUI cities of Samuel Swartwout. which had been previously laid upon ihe table, came up motion to consider mat vote = The House refused to reconsider by a vote of 71 ta 1 TT

 THE ARMY BILL.-The Bill to regulate the pey of the ofiicers, the next bill m order The | Bill vas ordered to be engrossed, and was then | passed-ayes 137, nays 37.