The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-09

Us anu SPAN, winch kept US on thls SIDE the Mlsss
sippi river, there is no doubt Of that. This bunS,
Us back again SO that We have no rights there hi,
what are derived from the treaty Of Louisiana. w,
had better not look up these old treaties AZ tbss
will hardly be found TO make our title TO the Who,
either clear unqueslionable,
On motion Of Mr.. MANGUM, the Senate hen.
adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Journal Of Friday was read and approved
The SPEAKER announced that the regular busi.
ness of the day would be the call of the States for
petitions, -
rHE MADISON PASIRs
Mr.. DRoMGoOLE, by leave, from the seller,
committee appointed 10 inquire into the sxpsdisnsy
of providing for the purchase and publication OF "A,
writings Of James Madison, late President Of h,
United States, reported the following
We have been requested 10 publish this rspou
but cannot make room for it to-day
BE IL enacted By "a. SENATE ans Isass If R.sy,,,.,.,
n the UHit'd Stats Of -a<srisa 4 c.nssss ssszkl,a Tix
there be paid 70 D. Madison viasw q the lsis I.ss.
money In the Treasury not Otherwise appropriated The -.
Of twenty i've thousand dollars for the pafeA.ss Of M A.
session upon hsr delivering tbs sane TO the sssrs,.Ty
State and conveying title thereto 10 ths United STATE. ~
describing the said papers In the sonvsysAss made
The bill having been read twice BY It's tile xp
referred to the Committee Of the Whole on the an,
Of the Union, and, with tho accompanying rspo,
was ordered 10 be printed - 'Np'N
ONO aIyra, &C. T.
urI u.nowrf, -
..an,hI. - s..oi.,lS.. =, p'eseh's9a
S,.,s ~ ohia- -rsc,,s.,,T. a. ,.nrs.,u as
nstructing their senators to their influence "a
induce the general government 10 take such m,,,
-. -. r. as',..,;os - ~. NJ inc Oho
IsaJ .an.i "a 80 80 ,. :. ~ ' anu ra
$50, -, ,h. .o,,s,se,;S,. ~ spP'T0auon
falls Of the Ohio river ON the Indiana sida ar -
Gent capacity to admit the largest class Of vessel,
that navigate said river which resolution vas read
and referred TO the Committee ON Commerce
AxnonY AT ruscALoo,I.
AZ p.vNp a.. -.
IN. isoi.ia,,,rs ., ~. s,.,s ~ 49,. aemoaai
establishment of an armory a, Tu.c.Ioosa 'in ~
State; which memorial was referred to the Comm
tee on Military Affairs,
pR,e, q, rus,fc ,.yo.
AZ. n,pn.N -, - ,
M 1hI ,I Dnna s', presented memonl
~ Wv ~ '"o " naoama, Psynga
reIuceoh OF the Pr1o % PUBIC amos when memo
nai was lesu' anu re'efrea 10 inc Commute %
ruo''e LanaS'
PRF-EMrrios LAWS.
Mr.. d. also. by leave presented another mana.
rial of the Legislature of the State of Alsbsms p,.
ing the extension Of the presumption laws; whrA
memorial was read, and referred to the Commas
on Public Lands.
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS IN ONO
Mr.. BRINKERHOFF. by leave nres.n,sA
preamble and resolution Of the Legislature of n,
State of Ohio, requesting their representative and
nstructing their senators 10 use their b.,, Eo,,.,a
preven, the passage of any bin which nav I, ;O,,
duced for the purpose of dividing the State of Ohm
into two f.deral iudicisI districts vbicb r.ao,;s
was read and Committed to the Commune ON u.
Judiciary.
a.
=,
Mr. DARGAN, oy leave, presented q memora
OF the legislature OF the state OF Aiaosms, praying
tne apProprauon OF a sum OF money ior the purpose
OF deepening the channel OF Mobile bay, and spen.
ing the ioerviile rver; which memorial was read,
ana referred 10 the Commute on Commerce.
MAII-RourE.
Mr.. ID. also, by leave, presented a memorial If
the legislature of he State of Alabams mr. DIN. a.
establishmen, of a mail-ronte from IL S,.,ssn.
post Office. by the way of the cour,-hons. -
THROUGH The Double Sor;pys in (lhsroLss 800.
10 Eiy,on, in Jefferson COUNTY. RAISING th,o",St
Ashy1le. in the county of 81 C,a;r IN s.;d s..
and also mail-line Of communca,ion from, J.,I,
sonyle, in Benton county. 10 in,er,sct he .s,,..
said line at Ashyille. in the said county os q, Car
which memorial was read, and COMMITTED n A,
Committee on the Post Office and Pos, Poods
TT. Spp.ppp - ' "a''
in their order for ns;,;onp. and H. os e o.i
from ...
oe c;,;..Us 81 Mdds,a,u r' ~ S,n peauoa
49,, ,,o ;n,n,ad;a," n,;, a. oolnecu.Ss
R;s,r;os, Of CoInm,h;a' .,a;"h ,'.,;,; o. ~ ".
is,iGt Vi o''u"'''a' winch peuuen was laia upon
M TIRRATrs n,ov.d thu, 81. o,..,..
;,ssIr into Comn,;,,.s ~ ~ a1 Te Iioase resolve
,be iTn;o, ''e' Vi '"' "o'e Oh inc s'a'e "
Ar. UEpptcx
can, tho nosmnrial nr ~. M.,;onaI ease Pr'
ca,ion If the IIn;,sJ s,a,.. anJ ,n , h.
reterred n the Cnn,u,,,a. 20 p.L, ;aIveu thA'
nrntsd "'''' VII uo"' i1anaA' anu "
A division of tho ,,s.,;o, ,,. ,,
Mr. RI in otFsr;na ,bs" ,,. w. Eueeu , l.,
SAVING Tho, the r,an,or;aI ~. Snna pIo,aeu
Nav Sort ,ha j. roIa,od ", was sem rom me c,y
was question ,bst had sl;c.d peT ,n 'anaS, u"u
80 ~ ~ ..." - aa o n VI ia'e much aueA
that some action relative to this great inheritance
was Indispensable; that speculators were now
abroad and the time ,vo. mn, J;.,s, -. a. Ill
bo na.oss.d -. ui''anl "heh ,hey ~9uu
ne ehSrossea unless speedy action be had. lhe
memorialists desire that the public lands be held IS
thew now are by the whole peonle. and tba, INV
$40 N'"| ~