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The vote was reconsidered, and the question
being upon It's passage, on motion OF Mr. DAY.
TON, the bill was laid aside till tomorrow


The special order was announced


Mr.. Hr0ER said that the Senator from GeorQia
was very much lndisposed, and unable to leave
his room. Mr.. II. therefore suggested that other
business be resumed.


VoIcss. Agreed-agreed.


Mr.. McDurFIE protested. Enfeebled as he was
he would speak himself, rather than the question
should be postponed.


Mr.. ARCHER was agreed to hear the Senator
He thought II would be fair and appropriate, az
there had already been one speech on the whiR
side TO-DAY.


Mr.. MoREHEAD concuned


Mr.. Archer sid that he had no disposition to
press this privilege upon the honorable Senator
now. II he desired It, he would, doubtless be
awarded the floor first in order tomorrow.


The CHAIR said the question was on taking up the
special erder


Mr.. WALKER called for the ayes and noes. and
they were ordered, and resulted-ayes 80. noes III
on the House resolution for


:. ANNExINe TsxAs TO THE UNITED STATES.


Mr NJ DUFPIE said he rose without a note OF
preparation. or the slightest preparation, he was
called upon to speak upon this bill He had come
out OF sick room, and though scarcely able "a
sana upon ms feet, he was present this evening in
tne expectation that the vote might be had on the
bill. But IN order that the Senate might not loes
any portion OF Its time remaining, he should give
iew OF tne more prominent views which suggest.
60 'nemsslves ,s 70 ms mind, upon this resolution,
he TOOK up the proposition chad Congress the power
10 admit new State into the Union without the
jurisdiction of the United States at the time Of the
adoption OF the Federal Constitution ~ He main.
tsined the affirmative Of the proposition with
much force, arguing that it was a safer power
the power to admit new territory-in the
hands Of Congress than under the control
OF the Executive and the Senate He con.
cluded that, at the time Of the adoption of
the constitution, il could not have been contempls.
80 .o giys tins ysst power 10 tho small body Of
men constituting the Senate, oi whloh Il wsSc 4