The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-13

J was considered as in Committee Of the Whole, re,
ported back without amendment, ordered TO hlrd
reading, and by unanimous consent, read third
time and passed
JAMES wrnAs.
The House bill for the relief Of James Wyman
was considered in Committee OF the Whole, re
ported without amendment ordered To third read
ing, and, by unanimous consent, read third time
and passed
; JOSEPH WATSON.
The House "bi for the relief Of Joseph Watson"
was considered as in committee Of the whole, re-
ported back without amendment, ordered TO third
reading, and, by' unanimous consent, read third
time and passed
| DAsHeL INGALLS,.
The House 'bil for the relief of Daniel Ingalls,"
was considered as in committee Of the whole, re-
ported without amendment, ordered TO third read
ing and, by unanimous consent, read third time
and passed.
| COLLECTION DIsrRIcr AT CHICAGO
Il The House "bil to establish the collection district
Of Chicago" considered In committee OF the
whole, amended, reported 10 the Senate as amended,
the amendment concurred in, the bill was or
dered to third reading, and, by unanimous consent
read third time and passed. .sa
i ROBERT BARCLAY. 90.
The "bill for the relief Of Robert Barclay, OF Mis-
sour" was read second time, considered, as
in committee Of the whole, amended, reported
back TO the Senate with the amendment; the amend
ment was ooncured in, the bill ordered TO be en-
crossed for third reading, and, by unanimous con-
sent, read third time and passed
Il SALLY lockwood.
The "bl for the relief Of Sally lockwood" was,
> on motion Of Mr.. DIX, Indefinitely postponed.
GEORGE D. srrscEA.
The House "bi for the relief Of George ID.
. Spencer" was considered as IN committee OF the
, whole, reported to the Senate without amendment,
ordered to third reading, and, by unanimous con-
A sent read third time and passed
wYAsDors AND DELAwAREs.
The "jont resolution to authorize the President Of
the United States to sanction agreement made be-
0 tween the Wyandots and Delawares for the pur-
chase Of certain lands by the former of the latter
tribe Of Indians" was considered in committee Of
the whole, reported without amendment, ordered to
third reading, read a third time and passed
a JOHN rIERcE.
. The House "bill for the relief Of John g. Pierce
q was considered in committee Of the whole, re-
d ported without amendment, ordered to third read
ing, and, by unanimous consent read a third time
and passed.
= ADAM M'ouLLocH.
: The House "bill for the relief of Adam McCul
o loch" was considered rs in committee Of the
! whole, reported TO the Senate without amendment
/, ordered to a third reading, read third time and
passed
HARRIET WARD.
i The bill for the relief Of Harriet Ward was con-
sidered as IN committee Of the whole, reported to
e the Senate without amendment, ordered 10 a third
o reading, and, by unanimous consent, read third
8 time and passed
A motion to adjourn was here made, and rejected
on dvison-yeas 9, nays rs.
" GALESA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
II The "bill to grant to the Galena and Chicago
Il
the United States and for other purposes"
in order.
Mr.. BREESE submitted an additional section to
the bill; which was ordered to be printed, and the
bill was then laid over.
I'll SAMPSON BROWN.
o The (House) "bil for the relief of Sampson
a Brown" was considered in committee Of the
whole, reported back without amendment, ordered
to third reading, and, by unanimous consent, read
;. third time and passed.
q WIDOW OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
a Mr. PEARCE moved that tho Senate proceed to
the consideration Of the bill for the relief Of Eliza
beth Hamilton, widow of Alexander Hamilton;
which motion was agreed to.
- Mr. ALLEN moved an adjournment which mo-
; ton was disagreed to.
: The bill for the relief of Mrs. Hamilton was then
= read second time, and considered in committee
" Of the whole.
The bill and report of the Library Committee
| were
|. Mr. ALLEN opposed the bill-giving his rea-
= sons and arguments in support of such course
X Mr. PEARCE replied.
d Mr. DICKINSON moved an adjournment; which
d motion disagreed to-yeas l6, nays 49,
Mr. SEWER expressed himselfin favor ofgrant-
ing the relief sought for, but thought it would be
better to amend the bill to appropriate SIC, :
900 for the purchase Of the manuscripts Of the late
. Alexander Hamilton.
a The bill, however, reported back to the SEN
= ate without amendment.
Mr. CALHOUN objected to the bill on the ground
ofPrinciple, disavowing any other motives what
veer
J. The question recurring upon ordering the bill
d to be engrossed and read third time, the yeas and
1t nays demanded, and, being ordered, resulted
y as follows:
YEAs-Msssrs. Archer, Atchison, Bsgby Barrow
n Cameron, Chalmers, Cipey, Thomas Clayton; J. NJ"
HOUSTON Johnson 1'f % Pacs PSsp.
Rusk, semple SEWER Simmons, Upham, Woodbridge and
Is NAYs-Messrs Allen. Ashley Atherton, Breese, Cal
T. houn Dickinson Dix Fairfield Lewis Niles Penny
So the bill was ordered to be engrossed and read
10 a third time.
)fI ISABELLA BALDKIDGE,
oI Mr.. DIX asked the Senate TO proceed to the con-
sideration of the bill for the relief of Isabella Bal
bridge.
II Mr. wESTCoTT moved that the Senate ad-
ourn; the next bill the calendar (for the relief OF
z Edward Bolon) being one which he had made re-
d peaed unsuccessful attempts to get up, and he
1t opposed to giving any other bill the preference
y thereof
The motion to adjourn was disagreed to--yeas Is,
nays 10. --.--,-
!" On motion Of Mr.. SIMMONS,
e. The Senate then adjourned.
ID MONDAY, July Is, 1896
The journal having been read
PETITIONS
' Mr.. DIX presented memorial from the Mercap-
- tile Library Association and other literary associa
- tons Of the city Of New York. praying that books
maps charts, and other literary and scientific works
imported by them for the use of their institutions
may continue to be admitted free of duty which was
., ordered to lie upon the table.
o. Mr.. FAIRFIELD presented additional documents
in relation to the petition Of Isaac Davenpor which
I'd we're referred to the Committee on Pensions.
I'd Mr.. ASHLEY presented the petition of Senecs