The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-29
THE DAILY UNION.

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dered that the same committee be discharged from
the consideration Of the petition Of Isaac Davis heir
| of Cornelius Davis and that il be laid upon the
table, a.. ... 4,
y Mr., j. Also from the same committee, made a
report upon the case OF the heirs Of Thomas Wish
ard, accompanied by a bill for their relief; which
bill was read twice, and committed.
an adverse report upon the petition Of Gustavus
4 Homer which report was laid upon the table.
Mr.. CLARK, from the same committee, made
an adverse report upon the petition Of the heirs of
Count DE Grasse: which report was laid upon the
n table.
On motion Of Mr. c., ordered that the same com
mittee be discharged from the consideration Of the
memorial and resolutions Of the legislature of Ken
lucky ON the subject OF compensation TO The heirs OIL
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I THE MILITIA
Mr.. JAMES A. BLACK, from the Commit
tee the Militia, reportedsa bill more efiee-
tuay TO provide for the national defence by organ
hing and classifying the militia Of the United States,
and providing for calling the same into the service Of
inc Oni'eu states, ana Tor other purposes aeconpa
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/ PRIVATE
II MIR. THOMAS BUTLER KING, from the
Commute on Naval Affairs made a report upon
the memorial OF John Ericsson, accompanied by a
bill for his relief which ball was twice read and
committed.
II Mr.. X, also, from the same committee, report
ca a JON. neso'unon re'auSe 70 an lhvenuon
oa,.n,;,,sd ''aN '"'Ne ~
, MI SCHENCK from the Committee IN Naval
Aaair,. made a report in the case of The herr. of
Robert Fulton. aeoompsnied nv a hin for his re-
lief; which was read twice and committed
; M STANTON from Ibs SAM con,uoi,,.. made
go, ,,nnr ,hs ns,,,;oo ~ Esaa.;s w. -
report upon inc peuuon Oh FRANCIS Martin, lleu-
tenant In the revenue service, accompanied by bill,
Ioi hls reHe'i WHICH 'iI ~a' read '"'ee anu com
7 n''''eo
: Mr. s. also, from the same committee, made
sDg Ellen WooIa,v ~aow Of WeoI.., ar
companied by a bill TO amend an actentitled
"An act reyiying certain naval PENSIONS" for
the term Of hye years Also, report upon the
petition OF James r. Miller, accompanied by a
bill to amend an act entitled AN act, making
appropriations for the civil and diplomatic ex-
penses OF the government, for the year ending 3Oth
June 1910, ana Tor other purposes" which bill was
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$500, ~ a.. IT,i,.S SIN o 1,s * ~ sh'
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sosLio WORKS IN IOWA
Mr.. DODGE offered the blowing resolution, and
the rule requiring the same to lie one day upon the
table being dispensed with, It was read, considered
!, anu agreed to'
Rsiord That The secretary oil War be directed to trans
aacs, h.vin ~ chsg,h noh os IN IN ,a as
| OF iowa
Mr.. HOGE. from the Committee of Claims made
, an unf,vo,abIe rrnoy, unon The ne,;,;on nj John
Oils. which renor, ,x.. laid unon ,be ,,bI.
TuuRsp.y. January @. 1886.
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IN SENATE.
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Mr.; . iohuEoN stated mat ms vote had been
Il recorueu III inc heSause upon ue quesuoh taheh
4 yesterday upon the ph LOT inc seuement OF the
claims OF the State OF New Hampshire against the
United States; having voted IN the Affirmative, Mr..
D. asked that the Journal might be corrected IN that
respect winch was oruefeo.
PETITIONS
Mr.. CORWIN presented the memorial of Eli
Hobbs in behalf of himself and Others legal repre-
sentatiyes Of Geo. Hobbs deceased PRAYING COM
pensaon for property taken for the of the Uni
. led States troops at Lower Sanduskv in 1919.
i L.h ,,as rsf.rred m The C,mpittee ~ C,laims
which was .eie,Ieu " uie So'hmi,tee vi Siaihs
Mr.. CAMERON presented three memorials OF
| citizens of the Wyoming valley, PENNSYLVANIA
asserting the right Of the United States to the whole
Of Oregon, up TO $40 4U, north latitude, and re-
monstrating against the REIMBURSEMENT Of any of
our claims to said territory; which were reerredsto
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
INDIAN TREATIES
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e Mr.. DlA presented the Petiuoh OF Zoi young men
of western New York, praying the abrogaen of
certain treaties concluded in 1898 and lS42 with
~. G. IJ;,,a. ,,,h;,h NO., :. Co..od a. IL c.,
. rn;,tee nm Indian Affairs.
Mr., PENNYBACKER presented the additional
documents IN relation TO the claims of Jobn ENGLAND
to pension for revolutionary services; which were
referred IN the COMMITTEES on Revolutionary