The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-20
TWENTY-NlNTH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
TnvH.DAr, Feb, 10, 1876.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER sau INC hfni pusihcs' VI oiuoi
would be the call Of the committees for reports
JOHN ANDERSON.
On motion of MIR. MeCLELLAND, ordered that
John Anderson, Of Michigan, have leave TO with
draw his papers and petition.
j. HAWKINS. .......
MIR. SEAMAN, from the Committee on Reyolu-
tionary Pensions, made report upon the petition
OF job Hawkins, accompanied by a ball for his re-
lief which bill was read twice and committed.
cosrGsrED ELECTION PROM NEW JERSEY.
Mr.. DOBBlN, from the Committee Of Elections,
made report upon the memorial Of Isaac o. Farlee,
who contests the seat of John Runk as member OF
the House Of Representatives OF The 18th Congress
from the third congressional district OF the State oil
New Jersey, accompanied by the following resoiu-
uon-yzi
Reached That Isaac O. fsIee Is not entitled to seat in
this House representative from the state of New
Jersey.
Mr.. CHASE reported the views of minority Of
said Committee Of Elections upon the memorial OF
Isaac O. Fsrlee accompanied by the following reao-
lutions--vix;
RtsOrsd That Joas RrsK entitled to seat upon
this aoor
R,.oissl Tina, Isaac G. F..rIs, having received ma
ory Of the legal OF .he legally qualified voters Of the
third district Of New Jersey 10 entitled 10 his
seat uron this door.
The two reports were laid on the table and order
ed to be printed
sail up the subject at as early day as practicable.
PEA ISLAND LioHr-HousE.
Mr.. CLARK. ON leavs given. ,,f,red die follow
inc n,esmbis aod md rssoI,ion which vere agreed
,o W.. =
r,.. H., :, c....... .,....., ,,,, -, ,s,s
the Of 5000 appropriated for the purpose Of huild
North Carolina the Secretary OF the Treasury shall
deem most Tor me PaoIe interest A., ~ ,....,,
"A ~ s'srsh ,his Hanss In ,s,ion 81 bst
done nnder said law and also TO Law before copies
which may have passed Sss,n, y,
Wsshipxton and oeraeocI' North Carolina
wu,,u p.rov
a., n.y,s rs',,--,.,;
nr ". "a VIC one'ea ING ioi'~ihs ''So'uuoh'
winch was aaoPea'
R'olssd That the commssioner Of Pensions transmit
soepeetsd with N. sppsa,ion on WiIisn ps,on Of Ken
lucky soldier Of the rsyoutIonary war for pension
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the follow
ing executive communications:
message from the President, heretofore received,
was read, and is as follows
IT, a. l,. of p.,,,,,,,,a,;,., of a., Jr,,,,J s,u,,,
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IN eonnpnanoe Win ne requcst Q, 'ns Iiouse OF
representatives W 'he resolution OF me lS'h instant
ash'nS h'othsuon ,oauVc 10 the mexican inaem-
my, oommuhicnle nenwi'n u report rom the sec
retary oi S"'e, win the papers accompanying u
-. N. foLh'
oruered, mar saia message DC referredto the Com
inii'ee on roreign hhairs'
letter from me governor OF Wisconsin, trans
ln.',liS copy OF me resolutions OF tue legislature
OF saiu ierrtory, relative 70 he extlngushnent OF
The Indian title TO the land north of the Fox river;
and also relative IN N light houae IN Grassy island
near the mouth OF FOX river; ordered that the said
"a inJa NE IS =, "a '"e ,s OF tne
sod r.snnans rse,;n =, IT,. rab, hnm.s a." ~.
mouth of Fox river be referred TO the Committee on
Commerce.
A letter from the Secretary of the Navy, transmit
ting in compliance with the resolution of the House
of Renresentatiyea Of The "A Of March las, n re
-, ~ 1917 $50, " " $50; -sn ;aI
vestga,e the expenditures of the Florida squadron
under the command of Lieutenant John T. Nc
C; 80 E - u,u ~ ~ n " ','
,nan, WI " NAS '' pN'
-
TEXAS MAiL-skaVIoE.
The resolution from the Senate entitled "A reso-
taken up, read twice, and committed to the Commit
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads. ''-
Mr.. ATKINSON rose and asked that the House
would extend a favor personal to himself But
twice In month, by the rules Of the House were
resolutions in order, and on each Of those days he
had been so unfortunate as to he confined TO bed of
sickness. He held resolution which had been
prepared and in his desk for month, calculated to
produce benefit TO the public, az well as to many
meritorious individuals, and he respectfully asked
the unanimous consent of the House to offer the
following resolution: 49,"
Resolr,d, That the Committee on Naval Affairs be in.
strueea 70 inquire into the sxpedency Of having compile
,s eIa =, II, a :, es nok su
Sna and that they have leave 10 report hy h g% other
wise. -.
No objection being made. the resolution was re-
ceiyed and adopted.
o,s
:,
MI JoHN 4. MARTIN, from the COMMITTEE
on Mileage, reported the following bill:
Bet enacted yt he Senate and House Of R'p,ssentasss
tAs Cnted Sass q -ame'lea in Consrsss assembled That
for annp sny eeed cSacn
Senate unless he shall have actually and perform
ed the journey for attending such meetings no
travel 20 attend such executive session shall be
''s ~, = - ~ !. 80 $500
me- me OF, hay,ng peen Iead twice ny us nue.
- W.T. MON ,N mo'eu Una, IL DC Ieierrea 10 the
Co,nnl'ee o. we !" ho'e on me STATE o. the Union
ra ahaa oe "i"ue 'ne special oroef Oh 'he Gay for
aonoag mnMn ,r.