The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-20
M. ARCHER moved that the message be printed,

Ms AnohEh moved 'ha' inc message DC printed,
NJ s,,9 Ssu1 49, w. L., I'm NJ 400
wi. miLI'Eh called Up HOUSE oni NO. oVe, lor
changing inc time oil holding inc circuit ana cIiminai
courts IN the county OF washington, state OF ueor-
ga he moved 70 suspend tue previous orders Tor
mo purpose OF considering y, whch was agreed TO-
ne oi, was uneh reao .niia 'l'ne. L.. .,u NJ.
mr. ARCHER moved 10 take up House Dill NO.
ceived az a present by the Consul of the United
States at Zanzibar from the Imaum of Muscat
Mr. EVANS from the Committee ON Commerce
was authorized 10 report TO the Senate two bills one
TO remit the duty on the Importation of railroad iron;
the other little not heard he moved 10 Law upon the
table.
The bill In relation TO the Importation OF railroad
IRON was read twice ana ordered 10 De printed:
MI. w III saiu Una, no Vo'ed yesterday TOT the
fesoiu'oh requiring ,oe oena'o 70 heo' " O'Clock
ior 'he uahsaouoh Vi business, pu'i as appeared
rom INC sma,' number OF senators present ,nis
morning at tne une agreed 10, ne was induced 10
move Reconsideration oil DE So'e-which was adopt
co. Lie tneh mo'ed 'ha the senate meet al quarter
M, 1fCKINso>J ,,o,.I =, .,.,i H.. ,,.L l..
making il half mast 10 n'clocL "'1 ''' "'''''n y
Af,s, en-. cnnv.s.s,iaa ba,,.,.o, N,..... sF
WEIR ALLEN anJ DIcKINSoN n. 49,. III
drew m. .mendment WV 'NN'
TIE nnss,on ,v,s "A h., 49,, man.. a. ,,..,
n, n o3rocs ~ toIIaaa y '''' anu nays ="
fEAS.-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates Bayard,
Berren, Choate, Clayton, Crittenden Dayton, Evans,
Foster, Francis, Huntington, Jarnsgn, Johnson Man
gum, Miller, ,Morehead, Phelps Porter, Riyes, Sim
mons, u pham, White and Woodbridge-25
NAGS-Messrs, Allen, Ashley, Atchson, Ather-
ton, Bagby, Breese, Buchanan, Colquitt Dickinson,
Dix, Fairfield, Hannegan, Huger, Lewis, Merrick,
Semple, SEWER, Sturgeon, Tappan Walker, and
Woodbury-2l.
- MS mas peen me result oil Senators not at
u"g IN une 70 lheif ouues, IN accordance WIN the
rh' oi 'ne resolution ohsred yesterday 10 meet At III
- 80, ~ VI 'he 30 VINO 'o'u iof INC iesoIuion
~ nee' =, ~ thiS houi' only meSsrs' SkhPtE, hThEh
~ S anu " oopDoNi Wete present mere were ohy
N S"''' P''son' WHICH prayers were SAUL
Mr.. BERRIEN communicated a paper from the
Secretary Of War which he wished TO have printed;
also, copy of certain papers 10 the Commissioned TO
China which he wished TO have printed Five thou
sand copies OF this last document on motion of Mr.
SIMMONS were ordered TO be printed
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE made a report in relation to
disseminating certain land districts, which he moved
to be printed. The motion was agreed to-
MIR JARNACIN roov.d % ,aL. an s.Do,. hill
No 93 for the relief of the IevaI heirs of George
DuyaE which was agreed To- He said that il was
asserted by them thai depredations were committed
upon the property of George Duyal. in 1928
amounting 10 the sum of fur thousand dollars
He moved to amend ,be bill Inv Inserting clause an
thorizing the Secretary of War 10 ascertain how
much the claims of these heirs were and after this
shall have hsen ,sc.rI,,ned thai the same shall h,
naid out of any moneys in the treasury moi other
wise anpronristed The hill "a amended was then
read third time and uassed
~. buI ,,.k;ng ,nmn.nsat;o, 10 IN. s,fsrers
from French snoIi,tions nrior N 1900 was call
ed nm by The Chairman of the Committse on Forepn
Affairs MIR ARouER) when
AIR NcDIIFFIE rose and offered n series of re-
marks in onno.ition 10 ,ts massage
Messrs, EROATE and ARCHER replied to MIR.
Nc Dnf;s ,ybe,
Mr. BENTON ,rose and said that he wished the
subject postooued until after the conclusion of the de-
hal. a, ,ha ;;n, ,.soI,,i,n Gar ,ha .nn.,,,o, n,
Texas' which was avreed TO- :" ''' y
MIR. ALLEN then moved that the spsciaI order Of
the day be called up by the Chair at ii o'clock, until
1t he disposed Of
Mr.. CRlITENDEN said there was no disposition
on his part to Procrasnate the discussion of this sub
ject 1t was impossible that It should preclude us al
together from the consideration of other business
he would not move any amendment to this resoiu-
hon, but he proposed that two hours be appropriated
TO the consideration of other business, before proceed
ing to the debate upon the special order
mI "a aLLhN SAID .hal ne ua no. see tnat anere
U1 any 70 'ne wa, que nTus
ue'o'eo 70 Tue uens'e''of, Vi o'hel naels' nI.e
o'"e, suUJ vi Sea ,ppo'se, $50
no no ono 'e,o'1 '''e senate W 20 te' n ~ .
vas ue o,oson ques"o", an' nc ma
"ouu pe proper W spenu as h''ie uuio as Pos''u ~;
n.sd % o'''"e''' u"''' '"as s'''' fu''''" " Wis
INN, sa,u nc uau no uouu' , uu. ~,
up all other matters which requires the sanction OF
| 'n's body; ,
nr ALLEN sald the morning business pore 20
SORT Ol pr0pOrOn, importance, thls