The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-19

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Referred 10 the Comaiitee on The ros' o"'e'
aud Poe, Roads. .... ,vh,.b
Mr.. STONE presented several petitions wh'eh
we're appropriately referred. Lf ~
TENNESSEE.
Petitions were severslIy presented by "essis
DICKINSON and SENTER which were aPPfoP'
steiy disposed Of
Petitions were severaliy presented BY Mess,s
DUNCAN. HARPER, VANCE, MOORE, WEI
LER, Mcdowell, POTTER, VANCE, VAN
METER, SCHENCk, and GlDDlNGSi whic"
were appropriately disposed Of
Mr. HOLMES, Of South Carolina, moved 'hs'
when this House adjourn, il adjourn until "eones
day, ~ O'Clock, as TO allow the mcmoc's ." w
portunity Of visiting the Princeton.
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON called for the yeas a"o
nays, which we're not ordered.
Upon division il was decided in the affirmative
LOUISIANA.
Mr.. BOSsIER presented several petitions, which
were appropriately disposed Of
Petitions we're severalIy presented by Messrs
DY, W. j. BROWN, and HENLEY, which were
app oprIaeIy referred.
Petitions we're severally presented by Messrs.
HAMMETT aud TUCKER which were spProPr'-
ately referred.
Petitions were scverally presented by Messrs' H.
SMITH, HOGE and WEN rWOhTH' winch were
MIR. MCDOWELL moved to reconsider inc vote
by which the bill for the relief OF Jonathan beane
was defeated.
The SPEAKER decided the motion 10 be out oil
order.
MIR. FICKLIN presented several petitions which
were appropriately referred.
ALABAMA.
Mr.. LEWIS presented petition Of J. n. BOYD
and others, which appropriately referred
also, several other petitions, which were aPProPH-
ately referred.
Mr. CHAPMAN offered a resolution of inquiry,
which was agreed to by the House.
Mr. PAYNE presented several petitions, which
were ap. roPriateIy disposed of.
MISSOURI.
Petitions were seyeraIly presented by Messrs. Jam
eson, Bown, Relic, and Hughes which were aPPro
priately referred.
ARKANSAS.
Mr. CROSS offered resolution Of inquiry, which
was agreed to by the House.
MICHIGAN.
Petitions were severally presented by Messrs. Nc
Clellan, Hunt, and Lyon, which were appropriately
disposed of.
Mr.. PARMENTER NOV d that the Speaker be
authorized to ill the vacancy in the Committee on
Naval Affairs, occasioned by the resignation of Mr.
Wise, its Chairman, which was agreed to.
MIR. ADAMS presented several petitions, which
he had overlooked when the State OF Massachusei
was called, which were appropriately referred.
The SPEAKER laid before The House several
Executive communicate ms which were appropriately
disposed of
The SPEAKER laid before the House the letter
of the Hon. WllIiom Wilkins, rcsIgping his seat
VIII CHI was la d upon the table and ordered TO he
printed
MIR. c. J. INGERSOIL moved that the Speak r
fill Il sacancy occaSioned in the Judiciary Comnii-
tie by the resignation Of Mr.. Gilmer, which was
agreed To.
MIR. HAMLIN moved that the House adjourn.
And the House adjourned until w Wednesday, IL
O'Clock.