Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13

bill was lost
The French spoliation bill was then taken up in
committee of the whole.
Mr. Thurman spoke for about half an hour in |
earnest opposition to the bill. Mr.. McClcand
submitted an amendment, with view of defeating
the bill to pay the claims OF Michigan for services
during The last war Mr. Cobb, of Georgia. closed
the debate in n violent speech in opposition TO the
bill. None Of the friends Of the blII were permit
ted TO get the floor. The debate having closed, all
sorts Of amendments proposed, with u view of
defeating the BILL but they were all voted down.
The committee then rose, and reported the bill
10 the House,
MIR. Ilamlin obtained the floor against host of
competitors, AMI moved the previous question:
The demand for the previous question was second
cd, and the bill then ordered TO third read
ing, yeas %, nays S. The previous question was
then demanded aud seconded upon the passage of
the bin, and it was passed, yeas d, nays az.
motion was then made to reconsider the vote.
The House refused TO reconsider, and then ad- !
journed
So the bill goes to the President. What fate it
will meet with from him, is a matter of uncertainty.
He will probably hold it over until next session.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. >.
SENATE. A bill to remit the duties oil Railroad
Iron in certain cases, was read u third time and
passed Yeas 90 nays 20. A Bill for the adms-
sion of Wisconsin into the Unlon was taken up
and passed,
House,. The Land Graduation Bill, with amend
u L.
Mr. g,,iib Of ia moved that the Senate nmcpt- !
p,erts bo conquered in. and called the previous
question.
a call of the House was moved, and rejected by
a large majority
H. ,mtIn a,J coilol Far ,l,o yo,s and noys o.
. .,,o ,e tnI n9rs 70 TIrs ,bo MI w,s ro-
jcctcd,
with Senate amendments. II
NJ hS',"'u'' VI '"''1 1"u " iuy '''0 ""0'O
OH 'he ~ HoSt ~ ,! Gus w, nSyS 'oo'
ar Hioi>"!' " ~ W I'i u.',Vto','c'I 70
GA'elu ''c ePI''o IIu"9c ~ Nll "oN', ''''UaH u
summary anu 'S.'1u M IU .'o inCfio"S quuH'lou,
W"c" "u' S'e 10Y "a ''iI
s $1,000 yeas - ""!' ioi' N'J''''u '''oD'
hnlSi'lnE 'Ac 'l., ,.,. p.;, -. nu
ne house l'c" too" up ''o NN'lIo"u l'o" O'l'
IRON tne senate; -c,,. ,.
Mr. STEPHEN ADAMS Oh -Hl"s' moved 10 Iay u on
me 'aole; on Wi'Cn 'e yeas ana nays were uhgl
fe9s l3I' nays 40 80 'He OH was la'd on Inc
table, h!Ileu ~
lHuNsDAfi aug %
SENATE Mr' w custer again reiutGd tle asSeF-
tloh o! the Ohoh tnt dI''eS are 10 9e assessor
upon nome valuation uhdei inc new atiu Dlh'
message was received rom the Fresidon' an,
nounclig the rauicaIoh OF inc oregon treaty, ana
recommending me auopuoh Oh measures lor INC
government oil the territory ana prolecIloh OF our
cuizens.
MI opelght moved 10 refer inc message 10 'lle
committee on territories ana nave printed ,,
MI hal"eg9h pocoJ opposed tIio ie.e'ehoci nc
could not see the propllety oil attempting to legls
late Tor Oregon at TINS late Stage OF the session. IL
would lead TO deoate ana ne ana others VINO had
opposed tne treaty, wouiu nave 10 taNe the oPpor-
tuhty "hlch such deoate "ouio olier 10 VhGicate
tl'clr COURSE o''lo'G lie COUNTY iie "is"eu ~"
TO say ana ne wished te people 10 near IT, tat me
ioay wuS no'ig .t r 40 ontn convection , OF
G n & snch o G @
.ouS oo'' 40 We o",n
.lou W " ga ~. i; "a9 Ij -, rl ~
u. ~ ''s |U".'., T''u =. ~, % g ~ @ 10
,',t ,q'n,;n ~ tho Cni,rnta Riyor fnroror
S,om ~ ,'1 i i
IN III; L.I L ,,oi va '''0
M NJ hi, 49, ~ f,os af lf,'i,lii,,r 40 G..
,;i,la g. .,- ,;,;.,o,, -, IN nm ,.,s,,I Of ll
ioI oot C't'NonS ~ "' ''''' ''"''"' "'
eS1t "T A. "Ia ~ 80. o,io tho rossooo ,vos
lii -, ,Lo rhlo and ordorod =, he nri,,cG vons
o. tp.' W. vi 70 ''''0' "'" 0''0 ~ ~
irh! IN c Tho rI;or r ,, loirs Of p obort F1
, ,on ,, a' aror debate was fin,IIv
ras,oI Iyoas 90 moy I' *
III IT, hin ~ surrender cortoin nublic lands
:; Tona.so 70 said State being thc first business
-; - nsinr 80 taksn nm and nnssnJ A mossnqe
for, ,hn prosilont WAS reod announcing the rail-
fca,on Of the Ororon ,rc,tv md recommending
,Io orr,on;1,tion of ,err6r,al goyernnnnt and
H.. r5orI r,r,s oi Lands he r,e,lo to nctuol sci,
,ror, and ,ho7 Indion orents he nnnointcd
NJ DonaIoss from, IN, committee ON territories.
,o,,,,J iii IN conc,rn,i,v with the Presidents
10
Mr. Thomnsop of Penn. from the minority of
soid committee renorted amendments to exclude
sa,u uorn nr seryuJe nxccnt for crime
in OREGON. The bin was read twice, and the
whole Subject referred to the committee of the
whole.
| In committee of the whole the merits of the bill
J lie obioct and tendency the boundaries Of Oreron
| ,ba cononost NJ Calinrnia Sc wore discussed
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