The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10
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rb -, ann, were 6reI to night over the bleeding
seer" 81 hody Of the Constitution.
" Ic,h can be plnced in the leading Loco rocos
WhN law" ,,Lo nled red themselves two use their
den NOSE ,C,nt Annexation are here "a il is sup
geN%' nod Grim iug, and fiwnins, loF Office,
d nublic plunder nj the expense of principle
sFtni1sosta ro.oyed i,4clf into Committee of the
In' Wv ,he state Of the Union, and resumed the
Nha5 ,n or the bill making appropriations Tor the
sa'd'I''vo If tho navigation Of certain rivers.
fPos" Fab %. HOUSE The House took up
FNlpA management bill, and the question was on
fh a,ion Of the proposition of Mr. TIhbatts, with
S1l.nlion Of the appropriation o' S2oo,oo0 Tor
|.,,,ha.e of the stock "t the i'ousVhle Dry LOCK
h i"t by vote 1909 to &C. was stricken out of
Co., S''T Tbs bill, rs il now stands, npprupriates
mu| lions of dollars for Improving certain rivers
\ wMuL ,r, The bill contains m item Of $4,000
~ n"o h,rbor, and one Of 3 900 for Bridgeport,
pri Also $50 900 for such surveys as the
n'o,,,,nent NAV deem necessary, for Improve
WIZ n,otect the commerce of the country.
O." ,,,s wos taken Nv yeas and nays, on this sub
"" ,,n amendment To the original bill, and it
@'s ii,ned ypns 100. nays o. The bill, amend
""', then agreed IN yeas los, nays SO. 1t was
was, nnoo Il. final passage, and It was passed -
VI" ia, nns 90 Mr. 'rIbhnrts moved recOnsid-
i,a and the motion waa re 'cted.
0Sr,,l Executive communications were then dis
..Iof and several uninpnr,nnt Senate bills, when
r,,,. esjluIinnS were reached.
"LC I lnIprsNl moved their reference 10 tho
,.nri,se or the Whole, and moved tho previous
,s,aon Carried.
T,6,, taking the yeas and nays on great many
", yhich were made by the Wings To keep off
1i, action on the Texas resolutions, said resolu-
5,, ,.r. at las, referred TO the Committee of the
Whsle
,T.,,, resolutions After the reading Of the Sen
4 ,,,,mcndment, the Committee rose, and II resolu-
I "A. IA end debate in Committes in five minutes,
"a, ,lop,ed by yeas and nays--l2S to 81.
IN. Commltoe, after attempts 10 amend, Sc,
M, and after some time spent in trying Ia resist this
,i,olous measure, the yeas ard nays were finally
o,l.rcd and the amendment To the Resolution, made
by IN. Senate, was agreed 10 by the following vote;
Ave-, 1872, nays 76.-only two Loco4 in the mega
rNs-R, D. Davis of n York, and Hale of New.
II,nD,hie. PAUL niILfNGIIAM il voted FOR ii
SATURDAY, March |, SENATE. The Post OF
fs Bill was debated aud The House amendments a.
freed to, and large amount of unnteresting bust
IA, transacted The hill from the House Represrn.
nye for the admission Of tho States Of Florida and
hSa into the Union was taken mp, and passed, aye:
81 NAYS, 2.
lOl'SE. The Texas Joint Resolutions were en-
go.,ed and signed by the Speaker.
The bill establishing lot Of new Post Routes, IL
urioas plrs the Union, was considered in Com
rilee Of the Whole, cad = third time, and passed.
The Army Appropriation bill was considered it
lie Committee Of the Whole, aud amended so ~ I,
allow 5000, 900 instead Of $f2Na 900 for the manniac
nnG iras this year, (yens SIS, nays 77;) and t,
rypiho $40 900 Cor new Arnory in Illinois
vast nays II, with some other addition The
&nrhen reported, read third time, and passed
TaIouse concurred in the amendment of thu
Sane to tho Post Office bill, giving members The
hakng ptvilege during the Of Congress.