The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-19
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five thousand dollars"
MIR. b. also demanded the yeas and nays, which
were ordersdI and, being taken, resulted as fol-
lows
YEAs-Messrs Abbott John Quincy Adams Anderson
Arnold A1hmun Baker Bowln B1 p 1s william
Constable, Cranston, Culver Darragh, De
Mott Dixon, Dunlap, Ellsworth John H. Ewing fsSn
Foot Fries Giddings Giles, Goodyear Order Grinnel
Hampton. Harper Henley, Herrick, Elias b. Holmes
HOugh. John W Houston, samuel D. Hubbard Hungerord
Washington Hunt James B. Hunt, Charles J. ngersol
Joseph lngeroI Jenkins Daniel P. King Preston King
Leib, Lewis, Levin, MseSy, MeClesnd! Joseph j. Nc
Parish, Phelps, Pollock Price RatIhun Relic, John 4
Rockwell, Russell Sawyer, Leonard ii. Sims, Truman
smith Caleb B. smith Robert smith sIsrA~s%,nsT 81
Tibbatts, Tilden Trumho, yinton, Wentworth White,
Wick, Winthrop, Woodwork Wright and IouRs-ss.
Bell Biggs, James Black James Black, Boyd Milton
brown, William O. Brown, Burt, John H. Campbell Rsu'
ben Chapman Chase Clarke Cobb, Cooke, Collin CroLieT
Cullom, Cummins Daniel Dsrgan, Jefferson Davis Dling
ham, DObbn, DSckery, Douglass Erdman, Edwin II
Ewing Fckln Gayin, Gentry, Gordon Graham, Grover,
Hamlin HARRISON Harhsnson Hopkins George 4. Hous.
ton Edmund w. Hubbard, Hunter, James IL. Johnson,
seaborn Jones Lawrence Leske Ia sere Lyon, Lump
kin MCLEAN McCIemsnd, Mcdonnell James Mcdowell
Mckay John ?; Martin; barclay MsTla Morse, hoplton'
Scsmmon Seddon, simpson Thomas smith, Jacob Thomp
son, Thurman TTedway. Williams Wilnot Wood, Wood
ward, faneey, Yell, and fost-sa
So the item was ordered TO he engrossed.
NEWARK
Mr.. BOYD asked for a separate question on the
following amendment which was ordered:
"For removing distractions in Newark bay, 6f- |
teen thousand dollars"
Mr.. b. demanded the yeas and nays, which were
ordered and, being taken, resulted as follows:
YEAs-Msssrs Abbott, John Quincy Adams, Anderson
Arnold Baker bowlin, William w. CamPbsll John II
ConPbsll Carroll Cathesr, John O. Chapman Chip
Dgh, Garrett Davis, DelanO De Mott Dixon, Dockery
Douglass, Dunlap, Ellsworth. Erdman Farsn, Foot
Harper Henley. Herrick Elias b. Holmes Hough John
W Houston samuel ID. Hubbard, Washington Hunt, Jas
Hunt Charles J. nEersoll Joseph Ingeroll jenkins
Daniel p King Leb, Lewis Levin, McClsand Joseph j
Mcdowell -AeGaughey, Marsh, Miller Morris Moseey
Parish Pendleon Ramsey, Rathbun Relic John A. Rock
well Russell, sawyer schenck, Seaman. Truman Smith
Albert smith Caleb Smith Robert Smith staTkweather
Stewart ST. John strong, sykes Thomssson Benjamin
Yinton Wentworth, White, Winthrop Wood, Woodw ORTIZ
Wright Young, and lost-9l.
NAYs-hessrs. stephen dams, Atkinson Bayly Bed
niger Bell Benton, Biggs James Black, James A. Black
Boyd BrockenhrOugh Milton Brown, william O Brown
Burt Reuben Chapman, Chase Clarke Cobb, Cooke Col
lin Uro7er Culom, CumHinS Daniel Jefferson Davis Dill
lingham Dobhn Edw II. Ewing Ficklin Fries Gsryin
Gordon, Graham, Grover HARRISON Harmanson, Hopkins
George s Houston. =. W. HUBBARD, Hungerord Hunter
James H. Johnson Joseph Johnson Andrew Johnson Geo
Lumpkin Mncay, McClsan MoClernand, Mcdonnell. Jas
Mcdowell. Mckay, John ?. Martin Barclay Martin Moul
ton owen, Paype Perr Perry Price Reid Rhett, Ritter
Roberts, sawtce, scammon, Seldom, Leonard II. Sims
simpson Thomas smith Stanton, Jacob Thompson Tired
way, Wheaton Wick William7, Wilmot woodward Yam
cey, and Iel-9
So the amendment was ordered TO be engrossed.
HAyRE DE GRACE.
Mr.. BOYD asked for a separate question on the
following amendment; which was ordered:
"For improving the harbor at HaVre de Grace, |
twenty thousand dollars"
Mr.. b. demanded the yeas and nays, which were
order ed; and, being taken, resulted as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, John Quincy Adams Arnold
Ashmun Baker, James Black, Bowlin Brinkerhod, viii
liam W. Campbell, John H. Campbell Carroll Csthcar. |
John O. Chapman, Chapman, Constable Cranson Culver
Cunningham, Garrett Davis, Delano, De Mott Dunlap
Ellsworth John H. Ewing, Fsrsn, Foot Foster Fries Gid
dings Giles Goodyear Order Grinne1 Hsmln Hampton
Harper Henck Elias r. Holmes Hough, John w. Hous-
ser.oI Joseph R. InSsrsoI Jenkins Daniel p King Law
Leb. Lewis Levin, Lyon, McClelland Mc0aughey
Meyane Marsh, Miller Morris MSrri. mo.sley Niysn' Owen
Rockwell John A. Rockwell Russell sawtee, Sawyer
schenck, Seaman. Truman Smith Albert smith Caleb
Strong, sykes, Thomasson Benjamin Thompson, James
Tho@P.on Thurman TiSssn'' 1ldsn Tru%bo, yi1tOg
worth. Wright. Young, and Yost-so.
NAys-Messrs. stephen Adams, Anderson, Atkinson,
Boyd, Brockenbrough, Milton Brown. VIM. o. Brown,
Burt Reuben Chapman Chase Clarke, Cobb, Cooke, Col
Dobbin Dockery Erdmsn Edwin H. Ewing. Gsrvin Cor.
don, Graham. Grover, Haralson, Harmanson, Hopkins
Hunter James H Johnson Joseph Johnson Andrew John
son. George w. Jones seshorn Jones Leake, La Sore,
LumPkn; Maclay. MccleTnand, Mcconnell Jas. Mcdowell,
Mckay John p. Martin, Barclay Martin. Mouon, Payne
Perri Phelps Reid, Rhett Ritter, Roberts, scammon,
Seldom Leonard II Sims, simpson, Thomas Smith STAN
ton, Tredway, Wilmo woodward Ysncey, and Yell-73.
So the amendment was ordered to be engrossed. |
CHARLESTON HARBoR.
Mr. WOODWORTH and Mr.. ASHMUN asked
a separate question on the following item;
"For improving Hog island channel, at Charles
ton, State of South Carolina, S25, 000."
Mr. s. JONES said that as it was near o'clock, |
have made except under peculiar circumstances.
One of the senators from Georgia, Mr.. CoLQUITT,
had had the misfortune to lose child, which was
to be buried to-day. Members who came from that |
State were particularly anxious TO attend the |
funeral, which was to take place at o'clock and as
there was barely time to prepare themselves for so
solemn a service, he asked the House to indulge
him by agreeing to motion for adjournment, which
he now submitted.
Whereupon the House adjourned.
At the close of yesterdays proceedings, after the
vote on Mr.. CRozIER's motion to reconsider the
vote by which the appropriation for Providence
harbor had been concurred in the word "not' was
omitted in the sentence: $50 the vote was reconsid
cred" The vote itself showed the accidental
omission.
The following petitions and memorials were pre-
scented under the rule and referred to the appropri-
ate committees
BY Mr. MCLEAN: The memor rial of the citizens of the
borough Of Columbia in the county OF Lancaster in the
State OF Pennsy in relation the advantages offered
by Columbia the site for of the national ioundres
proposed to be established.
BY Mr.. SEVERANCE: The petition of Betsy Baine, for
for services Of her former husband Job Ken
nston, In the revolution
BY Mr. PHELPS: The petition Of Pethuel Foster, in
valid pensioner for back referred to the Committee
Invalid Pensions.
by MIR. JOHN O. CHAPMAN: The memorial of John
asking pay for the services ohs father Capt George
Iook in the war of the revolution.
BY MIR. STANTON: The memorial of the mayor and al
dermen Of Memphis praying the establishment OF marine
hospital at that place; referred TO the Commee Naval
Affairs.
BY Mr.. sCHENCK: The petition of certain manufactu.
Of ssddley and coach hardware and Of edge tools
Columbus and Cincinnati Ohio, praying that all descrp
tons of steel may be admitted free Of duty referred the
Committee of Ways and Means.
BY Mr. ATKINSON: The petition of VIM Gleason, and
4s Others citizens OF the LIST congressional district of Virgil
mia that the laws concerning the navy of the Uni
ted States be amended prohibit officers of the
filing the bureaus while holding commissions in the navy
and also confne the duties OF naval and military officers
to those OF their accustomed spheres referred to the Com
nittee on Naval Affairs
by Mr. ALBERT SMITH: The petition Of Jonathan L..
yard and 81 others citizens OF Genesee county New ORR
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