The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-13
THE DAILY UNION.

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character Of the venerable lady herself and for the
The yeas and nays were then taken, with the fol-
lowing result
| YEAs-.Me.sn Barrow Cameron. chslmers Cilley,
Thomas clayton, corvin Critteudsn Davis, Dayton.
Greene hahnesan Houston hunnng'on Jarnsg ygn i
Rask' speisht Uehs%. %sb.,srl and YaIse~aa' ''''
NAYs1Messn Allen, Ashley Athsrton, Benton Breese'
| is, hcDufhe, Niles, Turney, and Westco,t3ls.
| 90 the hin WAS no,,,d
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"t'SAuh 'ho" rhE housE VI hhrhh'ASiAi'i''
message was received from the House OF heP-
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oS Ia sale conn, Sa1s Of IIi;ooi. Ala ,hs ioin,
reaoIutionin relation 10 The nuhIicaton of additional
copies Of the United STATES exploring expedition.
AIso anpouncng III, ga uo1,ss hsp concnrred in
The senate smendmsnts 10 The iont resoln,ion 10 re-
fund 10 States and ndiidnsIs ,bs sxnsnses incurred
bv them In filing an, voL,nts.rz raised under calls
from Generals TsvIor and G,ioss Also, that said
House had coneurred in The Senate amendments 10
the resolution nrsssn,ino the bans Of Con1rsss 10
| General TavIor bis nScsys and men. Also am
nouneing that said House had passed sundry pr-
Vate bills.
PRIVATE.
The mbill for the relief or Ross Winsns - WAS
considered az in committee of the whole. amended,
reno,,ed hack m The Senate and ,hs omendmeni
Irnn Trad in
Ths or.s,o, h.ioa ,,or ordsr;,, the hill 10 ~.
engrossed for a thiTd reading The wa and NAYS
we're called for and o,ds,sd
| Mr. CAMERON ADVOCATED The noasspe of the
| hill.
| Mr. DAVIS onnosed II. .,d af,er IN. reading bv
the CLERK of vanons docnmsnts oovsd ,bs, ,hs III
bs laid upon Inc table. which motion wa, aSr.sd ~
|
| so"hopOhh 'oSh''
Mr.. CASS, from the Committee on Foreign Re-
lations, moved that the bill for the relief Of Com
modore Jones, reported to the Senate few days
since, ee recommitted to said committee which mo-
ton was agreed TO-
| BILLS FROM THE HOUSE on REpREsESrIrIyEs.
| The fJouseN mint r.sol,,,;o, g., ,h. .I;., y,
1 Sheldo, n Usv.s ,vss "a a., snd s.oond ,;,,o
and referred 10 IN. Commune on The Post 0gcs
and post Roads WIZ O' INV
The (House) bill for the relief Of Henry Hor.
I bocL ,sas rad 6rs, and ss.ond ,;oo. 80 .frraa
~ IN, Co,amit,ss On The Ind;c;s, a'' anu
Tn, IHouseI biII for The rsI;s} ~ IN. hair, and
LEGAL rsnrssen,,tiyes of Cvrns Tn,nnr d.n.sssd
| Wa read 6rst and sscond lin. ID .f.-ad a. ~
Commute on Indian Affair, '"D '''''''O " 'Ae
|
/ IN. "A"'"ou'i BILL
l Mr.. DIX moved that the Senate resume the con-
sideration ef the bill IN amend an act enttled U.p
~, 80 .Ssnx;Jo rs,,s,,,s e., i a,' "1' Az
act TO provide revenue rom imports, and To change
and modify existing laws Imposing duties on inn
ports, and Tor other purposes"
Mr.. PHELPS stated That the gentleman from
i,; an..sn.s - .,'SI who was not ~
his seat IN consequence OF severe lndspositon de-
sired TO address the Senate upon the bill in question,
and he hoped that, as matter of courtesy N ina,
| .,p - - IA -. In ~ 49, " ~
gentleman the warehouse OIL wouia not De passed
in his absence.
i Mr.. DIX said that the bill had been DELAYED from
time 70 lime until months had CON. bv and sI,bongh
- % isId iii A. u y,
nc was oauy W y'eIu a'i uuo couteses 20 msmoers,
10, 10 .'ta 80 H. "a 49,, T. no n'a' az
be necessary TO perfect the bill before il could be
enqrossed P''''o' Wv ' ''' ''''O W
'rbe ouestion was then taken unon IN. roo,ion N
| take no the bill and il was agreed TO-
| IT.. hill which rad hes, e.nor,aJ o., III. c.,.
nv c, VIZ" VIZ. w - ,epo''e' - ue ce"ap'
win amendments was men taken up Tor consldera-
ton, the question pending being the amend
| ments renorted by the Committee on Commercs ar
~. .o.1,n ,oi,.I II .a;d h;II aII,J.J a., - @ 80 49,
he reeo"haio Vi Sa'u o'h' a"uueu W oh oaturuay
when were agreed 70.
adding an additional section TO the BILL which the
reporter was unable to obtain, and which was
agreed to.
Mr.. IL. also moved TO add the following sec
uon 10 me OH;
SIC BE tuthsr enacted That no Importer shall b.
r. ~. S.s,p ~ ~; ~ t' ., ~ n 20 .i, "
goods any warehouse when so deposited the duties OF
which so 10 be deposited or removed and the SAINT
ume, shah NOT amount 70 " ieas' sioo.
II upon THIS amendment the yeas and nays wet
, ordered and being taken resulted as follows:
| YEAs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow. Cameron, Cley.
Thoma. Clayton Corwin' CrIttsnden; Davis, Dayton
ispd Msneum Miller Norsbea5 siIs. phaio. Summary maI
sturgeon Upham and Woodbridge-23
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atherton, Bagby Ben
ton Breese' Bright, calhoun, Cass Ghsmers Goiqui,t
Johnson Of Louisiana Lewis. Mtpufe PenprSusE.r
Rusk SEWER, speight, Turney, webster, westcott ant
Yulee-2s
j So the amendment was not agreed to.
;. Mr. JOHNSON of MARYLAND s,bo;,,sd N,
follow;np amendment,
Insert IN section lat line % after "warebo,sino ,
IN. foIIowino.
n.s,sy.y no,r.vor ,,,, ,,o al, o,r,,. ,,... 49,.
or agent shall at the time Of entering he sam. Io
wsrehousing under this act declare in writing which
such goods wares and merchandise entered for
sumption IN the United states and which Tor {
poos, wares and bandse so en,ened for cnnsn%n
ton within the United states shall not be Withdrawn from
such warehousng under this act without the payment
duties 'hereon.
Mr. SpElGHI moved that the further consider
alton OF the subject be postponed until tomorrow;
which motion was agreedfo =
THE TARIFF.