The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-14

samuel b. Hubbard Hudson, Joseph R. IngsrOll, Jsn
kins, Andrew Johnson, Daniel p King, Preston King
i sU RSiEsias Marsh. Miller MossIsy Nissn FsnSs
ton Rathbun, julius Rockwell, John A Rockwell Root.
smith, stephens Stewart. strOhm, sykes, ThibodsaaX
James Thompson rilden, 1rumbo, Ginton Wheaton,
White wilnOt' Winthrop Woodruff Wright Young and
Yost-ss.
So the amendment amended was ssTssd 10.
The bill, as thus amended, was then ordered to a
third reading
And having been read a third time by lis title,
and the question being on It's passage
MIR. BOYD demanded the previous question,
which was seconded.
Aud the main question was ordered to be now
taken.
MIR. McHENRY asked the yeas and nays there
on, which ordered.
And the main question, "Shall tins oil pass"
was taken, and resulted as follows;
YEAs-Messrs. stephen Adams, Bayly Bedingsr Bigss,
James A. Black BOwln, Boyd, Broeken6Iough, William
Chapman. Chase. Chapman. Clarke, Cobb Collin CD,
LON Cummins, Cunningham, Daniel psrs.n, DoehiA.
O. s Houston :. W. HUBBARD hSst.r, JAMES H. JoiS.sS.
Lyon, Aaclay, MeCsllsnd, MeClsrnand Mcdonnell NC.
Crate, Joseph j. Mcdowell James Mcdowell Mckay,
ton Norris owen Parish Payne Psrrili Phelps Pisbu,
ry, Reid Relic Rhstt Roberts, sswtslls sawyer scan.
mon seldom Alexander d. Sims Leonard H. Sims simp-
son Thomas smith, Robert smith. s,snton stari.
se0S % %.I IATsS1 TS,
|
NI2sgMs..r. Abbott, John Quincy Adams. Arnold.
Ashmun, Barringer, Bell James Black, Blanchard Brot-
/ head Milton Brown, Burlington, William W. Campbell.
John II. Campbell, John o. Chapman, Cooke; c0lsmsr.
| Canston, CroEieT, Culver, Dsrrsa, Garrett Davis Do
| Mott Dillingham;, Dixon, DoeksTY Edsall Ellsworth,
Erdman John II Ewing Edwin Ewing, Foo, Foster
! Garyin Gently Giddings, Goodyear Gordon, Graham
| Grider, Grinnell Grover, Hampton, Harper Ella. B.
Holmes. John W Houston samuel Hubbard Hudson
King, Thomas butler King. Leib, Lewis, Long Mecs.h,
MellssLy, Msllysiee ,., Marsh MILF h'.si'{ S,sS
Root. schsnek, seaman Severance. Truman smith Al
bert smith stephens. s'sSa at s S,S y ia,eo
wheaton, White, wilmOt Winthrop, Woodruff. Wright,
| Young and fost-so
So the bill was passed in the following form, to
| wit:
Of As UHid States Of .iasriea IA Consss' ss's~.sd
That all public land. which shall have been offered iOr
$50 shall hsrsssr be subject entry d donr per
for the term Of i've years all the before described
seventy i've cents pei for another term Of Ave years
and al such unsod the end Of the aforementioned term
may be entered at ATTY cents per acre
Sac q Ind BE- G.riGr enacted, That the quantity Of
land which the President Of the United states shall hsrs.i
proclaim and oer for sale In one year shall no. en-
| coed three millions OF acres.
fnd Be- further saa,isd That upon every redae
to In the prices osad lands which shall take place by the
graduating process Of this act the occupants or settlers
upon any the said lands shall have the right Of PIseng
ton such graduated reduced prices which right shall
extend 10 period Of sin months from and AFTER the dates
which the respective Ssdusons shall take place and any
within that period shall be liable to be entered
chased any other person until the neat ssaH'On o. %
vonsy purchased be again suhect the right Peenp
ton for six months a. before as 80 on IRON time to time s
this contained shall be construed to interfere with
right which has accrued or may accrue by virtue Of any
i iE1 &Er'H'"S P'''"'"'"' - '''''' 's. wv ' ''
Of acts as provide for an exemption from the imposition
upon land sold by the United States for 1--WE
and AFTER the day offs be- and the same are hereby
repealed.
Mr. HOPKINS moved a reconsideration Of the
vote.
Which motion ,oas laid on the table.
A number Of Senate bills on the Speakers table,
were put on their first and second reading and sp-
propristely referred.
MANUSCRIPT WORKS or ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
The bill from the Senate providing for the pur.
chase of the manuscript works Of the late Aexan-
der Hamilton, coming up on its FIRST and second
reading
Mr.. w. w. CAMPBELL moved that il be pu,
i on its third reading.
i The SPEAKER said il required commitment
The bill having been read
Mr.. HOGE moved that il be laid on the table.
Mr.. RATHBUN asked the yeas and nays, which
ordered; and, being taken, were yeas So, nays
81 yrr.u
So the bill was not laid on the table.
| Ii then referred to the Committee OF the
Whole on the state of the Union.
| THE MADISON PAPERS.
| Mr.. DROMGOOLE gave notice that he would to-
morrow, or as soon as II was IN his power, move the
consideration ofthc bill providing for the manuscript
| papers Of the late James Madison.
| IMPROVEMENT OF THE WESTERN RIVERS.
The bill from the Senate to provide for the inn
provement Of the navigation of the rivers Ohio, Mis-
sssppi, and Arkansas, coming up on its first and
| second reading
Mr.. RATHBUN rose and moved that 1t be laid
| on the table.
But the SPEAKER had recognised
! Mr.. HAMLIN, who inquired what the next ques-
ton was.
The SPEAKER said it was on the second reading
of the bill.
Mr.. HAMLIN said he thought it would be bet
ter that the House should be troubled with s
second reading and he moved therefore that the bill
be laid on the table.
The SPEAKER said the only motion that could
be entertained pending the second reading of the bill
would be that it be rejected. ~
Mr.. HAMLIN made that motion.
Mr.. TlBBATTS asked him to withdraw it.
/ MIR. HAMLIN declined.
i Mr.. RATHBUN demanded the previous question
on the rejection Of the bill, and there second.
Mr.. JACOB THOMPSON moved call OF the
i House. ... .
The SPEAKER said the motion was made too
late, (the previous question having been seconded,)
and could not, therefore, be entertained. ..
Il Mr.. THOMPSON submitted that he had adj
dressed the chair before the result was announced.
The SPEAKER said the chair had not heard the
gentleman. .. ....a.....u
Mr. THOMPSON said he had nevertheless adj
dressed the chair ,....s.."#
The SPEAKER did not entertain the motion.
The bill was read. ... ..... .... ....
And the main question ION its rejecton) was or
dered to be taken. .5s,. l....--s
u Mr.. HAMLIN asked the yeas and nays thereon,
which were ordered. ...1
: Mr.. TlBBATTS, for the purpose of procuring
more full attendance, Ia call of the House not be.
ing in order, moved that the House adjourn, and
demanded the yeas and nays, which were refused.
i And the House refused to adjourn.
i The question, "Shall this bill be rejectedf' was
then taken, and resulted as follows: ~.
i iEAS-Messrs. Abbott, John Quincy Adams, stephen
Adams, Arnold Ashmun, Barnger, Bell, Benton Biggs
lanes Black, James Black Blanchard, Brockentrongh
Brodhead, VIM. q. Brown, William w. Campbell, John
H. Campbell, Cathcart John o. Chapman, Augustus A.
Chapman, Reuben Chapman. Chapman, Clarke Cobb Col
lin, Cranston, Cuom, Culver Darragh DeMott billing
ham, Dixon, Dobbin, DockeIy. Dromgoole Dunlap, "a