The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-12
) TwENTY.NlNTH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
THuKspAr, February H. 1886
IN SENATE.


The PRESIDENT LAID before The senate re-
port from the Secretary OF the Navy, eommunicA-
ting, 40 compliance win resolution OF une oeha.ei
estimates Of The cost OF dry-doek al rehaaSo'si
which Was read and ordered TO be printed.
t... PETITIONS.
~. nv $3.50, -, ~ .;,;,.n. n Gene
se,,n,. ~, W nrsnids N. abroeaton of
e,rain tre.,;es mad, Win The Saneca Indians; which
vs. rss.rrsS :, ~. con,,n;,,s, an Indian Affairs
M, ARCHRR nressn,ed tbe petition Of Ann ke-
Iv ,s;ao.v ~ J. as.e..ed naval seaman, asking
.wp,nsians xh;ch 49, rr6.rred TO the Committee on
Pensons. III.
Mr. DICKINSON submitted doeulnes1s ans"..'S
70 the claim Of Sarah overs~sh, widow
revolutionary soldier, TO pensl,o, " WV ~
ferred 70 ths Committee on Pensions
Mr. d. also presented the petiuon OF ne.e ,sHI
wins.te, soldier in the last war WIN ureat ptlt-
DIN, praying pensioni which was referred 10 inc
Committee ON Pensions
.ssxcX INDIANS,
A. m o,,,t,. presented a peti,ion of citizens Of
prs.ns county. New York. PRAYING the abrog
ofeeratn treaties with the Seneca Indians wh'eh
referred 70 the Commuee on inuiah hn@n@
Mr. ATCHlSON presented pofuon OF euilens
OF Missouri, praying the esiAbshment OF n man
route from Kingston 10 MAysville, and from Gaia,
TN to 81 Josephs, In that sale when was reerfea
TO the Commlttee on The pos' omee anu los' S
Mr.. WEoicoAi suo,. "a - ~.
msnis 10 -, ~. ~ cas,,,;,,ss n Clam.
M, w ..o nubmittsd documents relative to the
.nront,,snt Of commissioners by the States of
FIorida and Georgia for running and marking the
boundary line between those States; which were
feTed 10 The COMMITTEE on the Judiciary and order
"a ~ be PRINTED.
On motion by MIR DIX il was ordered that John
France have lesre to withdraw bis petition and pa
ner.
pen On ,oo,;on II was
" -. a.. s..,. ,a.,,,,, 4, h. 70 meet on
,, nsss,'s "a ,nA' ""sH '"' '''.''
"OA1A' " - .,,rr,.
hrok'' " eoAA -.
Mr. JOHNSON, OF La, rom inc ooiu,1 h. Oh
Pensions, reported adverse 70 the Pe'on ~
West, praying pensioni which report was o'ueiea
10 be printed. -
MIR. LEWIS, from the Comih''tee ., rinanS1, W
whom was referred me oin ion ,he riouse VI neP
resentanves, enuued IAN aet making an sPp'oPiia-
ton TO enable ,he rresaenI OF ths ohea 70
receive from the State OF Texas the cesson Oh GER
Tain propsrty;" reported the same back 10 the sen
are, with an amendment
nraopucuos OF BILL.
NJ pAGRy in pursuance of notice asked and
o,,,.;n.d leave 10 Introduce bill authorizing the
oo'aea " -, 80, H. ADVANCES made bv the
payment a. h ~ apV ~. ~ ~ IN IIn;,sd STATE
o'ale OF AAoem ma ,o Of m, eek indian
Rsa,:s ~ Iaas ". rh;cb ,v.. read 6rst and sec
hosuass o. lS'0 $500 r%' 70 ~, Commtt.e on Fl.
ona ''he, anu '''oi'0e " ,''
nance.
onDrns OF THE DAY.
TIL. Senate proceeded to the consideration of the
.,BilI 70 authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury to
make an arrangement or compromise with Mangle
M Quackenboss and his co-obigors, any OF
them for claims on boLls given by them as sureues
20 the Uuited States" which was read third time;
when ,...-..
mr; yAhNA"iN no'ea W 'u'Ae o1' S'' P'''''
10 saa ali; a.. u.,,,.,,.n fr,,,
T.nns..s ,h.I ~. biIl hayin1 passed third read
;ns ~. NJ, on.n n ,mendmen,' whereupon the OBJ
JeIuon ~ StEWGEp M. Sen.te nroceed.
on moaon o. Mi % ~. In f. ,hs reef NJ m.
70 ne ~ e G.o DavsI Cherokee In.
issn s .e:-u ..sS ..cond time con.
alsh 1eoooseui me- - ,hs .,hols renor,.d b,ek
~ So. ,;,so,, .r,e,dro,nt and ordered 70 bt
snsro.sed for . third reading. -. t..-
src. 60. n1ns..a.d ?. in commi,tss of III.
vhnIs % ,bs ,an,dera,on Of the sBilI for the rei.
80 - -..s...n,.,;y.s If Wra d Cheeyer de
Of .ne lsyal reprsssSnssau r x. :, when
n XXI IOTIN esil.d FIR m, reading of the re-
- ~ - s..,,r,. .b;cb .reomoaned the bill
.L;.h -. ,rd.rsS
NJ pENNYRAcKER submitted few remarks
va - -. 10, -, forth IL the bill.
NJ pu,andrn.n, h.;no offered. the bill was report
"A hs.I ~ he Ssn,,e and ordered 70 be eagresset
for. third reading. ,s...,
The Senate also pFocee1cI q mo
ne ~ . - ,bs az. IN The ale On The
H. Issa. Z a an "a Apr 1892, and fcr
- "" u.
aiser Purposes; which was Tesc tnirn ufhsi Ni.ci
Mr CRrTTEEDEN expressed .be hope That
- sN.l VI - -. ~ .hs MAJ v,r,,ld be uo.t-
Ee fGsihsr sonsoefs'Mn,p =, -'F -
poned, which was aSyeeo 70. ar atg.
jSeyeral messages in writing were received from
,hs pr.s;d.n, ~ me limited States1
ZIG Ais.~s' " o''o ~.
JOINT REsoLUTIoN OF NOTICE
=. ,..>ycrr,x ...1 ,ha, IN. nr;or orders NJ
MI MAN0oM n,o'eu . u.g,h go, nrno..d
the day Dc PostPoneu, anu ua. -. ,.h ch u..
to the conslderauon Oh ING si'e'''' o'N''' "N' "N
agreed TO- .,...d ,,,., III. srsc;sl order
.s. ae,.s;d.r.,;on If The io;nt resolution report
"A l., ~ car,yo,te. an Foreien Relations. adyis-
co py me Commttee vi o.e,s 60 -. 80: -.
ing the President OF the Onileo oa,es sNe nouoe
to Great Britain of the abrOgation OF the convention
h.,w.. ~. TTn;,ed States and Great Britain concu-
al ~ CT H. ~ Ano,,., 1907 in relation 10 Ore
oeo the otn day OF nusus, To-, " - -.
gon, together with Mr.. CRTrEEpENs anehomeh
thereto Mr. HANHEcAH's resolutions relating to the
.ame .nb;ect and Mr. CnHouN's amendment to
,LS..ooo $3.50 - -
ue !atsr' ro>, Al, - ;s ,L,
Mr.. J. M. CLAfION then rose, ana saia tnat
before he proceeded to address the Senate on The