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was produced from exposure, and believed be wss n
much entitled 10 II as though he had been wounded
Hs had no personal feelings the matter, therefore
be left it for the House TO decide The question.
Mr.. McCAUSlEN advocated the passage Of the
bill
Mr.. HALE said he was opposed TO this species Of
legislation, and he hoped end would be put to II.
He was opposed to the bill in detail and principle,
and he hoped it would not pass.
MIR. CULLUM advocated the merits of the bill
warmly aud xealousy and said he much in favor
Of economy any gentleman on this aoor but he
not disposed TO first applying the pruning knife
to those who have lost their health in the service of
their country. lie was for beginning else~her aud
he hoped the present Congress would begin system
Of retrenchment and reform in the proper place,
and II should meet his hearty cooperation
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON opposed the passage OF the
bill.
The question was further debated by Messrs. RO-
Der SMiVH and McCAUSLEN.
The question required upon the engrossment Of the
bill.
Tollers were called for, which were ordered.
Messrs. Cave Johnson and Gr.nnelI were appoint
ed elers who reported II in the affirmative, and 62
Ia the negative.
So the bill was ordered to be engrossed.
II was then lead the third time and its passage
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON demanded the yeas and
nrys which were ordered
The Clerk called the roll and the following is
the result; Yeas ~, nays 79.
Mr. NEWTON asked the consent Of the House,
to withdraw the memorial of w. l.. Goggin, but in
Withdrawing il he does not concede that Mr. Gilmer
vas duly elected. He had made this motion in con-
sequence Of the appointment of Mr.. Gilmer to high
Hh he pI in hat
district
Me question REQUIRED on the leave asked, and it
decided in the negative.
Mr.. HANlLIN then moved that the House adjourn
And the House adjourned.
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