The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-27
TwENTy-NuNTH CONGRESS,
First session.
MospAr, July ~, 1916.

IN SENATE
The journal having been read
NsuosArios or SENATOR HAYWOOD.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate the FOL.
lowing letter from Mr. Wa II, HArweoD
wAsngsros err, July 20, 1886
hereby respectfully resign my scat IN tho Senate
az one Of the senators from North Carolina.
have the honor 10 be,
Your obodlent servant,
WM, IA. HAYWOOD, ia
MIR WEBSTER said that as tho other senator
from North Carolina Mr, M.saval was not In HE
seat he would move that the President Of the Senate
be requested 10 transmit notice Of resignation TO the
governor Of tho State Of North Carolina,
Mr., CALHOUN said that he did not know what
had been the practice N such cases but he took u
for granted that the senator had communicates his
resignation IN the governor lie had no doubt
done his dutyi and In his (Mr, CS.) judgment IL
was rather irregular 10 60 on tho supposition that
no had not done his duty.
Mr., BERRlEN remarked the, IL he recOllected
right the resignation Of seat In that body could be
regularly made only 10 the President ~ the Senate
lie thought that notices Of resignation were usually
followed by such a resolution ~ that offered by the
senator from Massachusetts,.
Mr.. CALHOUN said Il was not y~,Irr Of
much importance, but Il Was always bcs do
The PRESIDENT then stated, tina, in the two
most recent cases % Tcsignaton--that ~ Mr. Frank
In P,arco and Mr.. Samuel frentcc--tho Prss..lenI
of tho Senate WRa, on motion, authorized TO NbuS
the executives OF tho States Of the resignation Of the
senator,
Tho motion Wa. then adopted,
Ms, CAMERoN preseated the proceedings Of a
meeting ~ democratic citizens residing m the valley
OF Wyoming, Pennsylvania, expressing their enurv
opposition 10 any alteration 81 the tariff act OF 1872
the motonto PRINT which was referred to the print
ing committee,
In presenting the above, Mr.. c. said that he had
presented many petitions and memorials from the
aborvrs IN the coal mines, and At the iron establish
msuls OF his State This voice came from a differ,
cut quarter The panic OF which gentlemen spoke
the other day, has passed over the mountains, and
reached the peaceful valley Of Wyoming, The zen,
tsmen who took par, IN the meeting wrrc many Of
them men retired from business, who had no inter.
Get ~ the question, except that which every good
man has IN the prosperity Of those around them
The president Of the meeting. Mr, hollenbaek, was
tho son of one of the early settlers of the valley
lilo Vas a democrat, honctrd and respected by an
around HIM General Ross, one Of the vice pres.
idsns, ofcne of the early defenders " the
soil which the son ,nhents, whose youthful blood
Ma freely spilled IN achieving liberties; and he
u man 81 pure that no dare assau HIM,
Judge khder, another of them, 10 man of learning
Who Coz his virtues exalted 10 tho head OF one
of our judicial districts. Al OF them are men ad.
mirSd and beloved in Their nctrhhorhocd, and all ct
them have bccn honored with puhhc trust by the
Npnltgfatc u
Hendrix II, Wright the president oC the Baltimore
convention, vt winch ~ much has bccn said here
IN oonnexion with the passage Of thu h,n Mr.
Wright took part IN the meeting, made . speech
aud united Mlly ~ the proceedings, His democracy
certainly will not he doubted, while all men admit
the efficient par, he took in the Baltimore revelation
Thesr procced,ng. tell you plainly that the
nominees % the party could not have succeeded In
ISlI II IL had not teen believed they would bc
friendly 10 the labor and industry Of the country
They tsl ypu, toe IN plain language that the vote
of Pennsylvania wonld not have bcsn given TO them
without this belief They tell you, too, of the dan,
gVr u srpusing the Indignation Of the democracy O
tha, great STATE lie repeated, that no wished sen.
aterS ~ listen to this NNtce from the democracy Of
ne north.
REPORTS OF cssNrrkes
Mr.. FAlgFtHI.p. from the Com nilsee on Naval
Affairs, Submitted an adverse report upon the petr
ton Of William A. Howard, which Was ordered TO |
he printed, |
Mr. nix. fspm the Committee On Commerce, re- |
ported, without amendment, the (Hoasel hill fer |
tho rehof oi jain Chassesod Uaited States consul
~ Syria and fSSu, ., and moved that the Senate
NSoeecd to Is Inta ,1''Nte consideration; which Was
HrrCd 10,
Sec cl the whole, reported 10 the Senate without
ameesiment ordered 10 third reading, read Ih,ri
time aud psSsed,
Mt, ArClilSoN, from the Committee on Indian
AtlAtcs, asked to I've discharged ftcn, the farther
consideration 81 the petition cf Joseph Kennedy.
alsS, tNam the further consideration 81 the psii-
tSNa OF Lawrence nlaArra which rr9ueS, MAS
granted,
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