The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-29

The following petitions and memorials were presented
in the House Of Representatives at different times during
the week, and appropriately referred
By Mr. DELANO The petition of3l citizens of Licking
county, Ohio praying Congress to exercise all their cons
uonal powers bring speedy close the existing war;
i BY Mr. THOMAS: SMITH The petition of 1abez
Cady and others praying the establishment Of mail route
and Post Roads Also, the petition of Col Samuel Fulton
Of the county of Dearborn, Indiana (now Ohio county,)
the Committee Revolutionary Pensions
BY Mr. MCLEAN, The memorial Of Abigail Jackson
Hood and others, all inhabitants Pennsylvania asking
Congress take measures for efecting such change OF
out the Union the that may be most consistent
with justice and the rights and interests of every section
By Mr.. MosELEY The petition of many citizens of
Buffalo, that Congress wil all its constational pow
'i BY 70 Mr. Ii. B. Hunt The petition of czens Monroe
Michigan for grant of alternate sections OF the public
the construction of railroad from Toledo ONO
Detroit Michigan' referred to the Committee ON Public
By Mr. FRIES. The petition of the citizens of Mills
vi Ohio, asking appropriation OF public lands to aid
in the of the pRsbnE and Coveland railroads
BY Mr. LEVIN The petition of j. Justice Pitman, and
g. other Of mn na iii the Of ano
Kirk and II other citizens oil the same STATE praying Tor
the object. referred TO the Committee on the JUDI
By Mr. STEWART. sundry petitions in relation to the
abolition of slavery referred to the Committee ON the Jul
By Nj SEVERANCE The petition of Josiah s.! Smith;
other inhabitants OF Gardiner Stdte Oh
Maine praying for the immediate cessation oil hosties
with Mexico. :,
BY Mr. HALE: The petition of Joseph Holmes for fish
ing bounty schooner '.May Bee"
BY Mr. POLLOCK. The petition OF Elwood Reeves and
1s Others of Simon Bernard and So others and OF Thomas
Adamson and 10 Others all inhabitants OF Pennsyvanu,
asking Congress take for eecng such changes
of constitution and laws shall abolish slavery through
Union in the that may be most consistent
with JUSTICE and the rights and interests of every section oil
the country. ~. :. -
By Mr.. RATHBUNi The petition Of Mr. n Durham
and others, inhabitants of Cortland village, New YORK,
PRAYING that the Mexican may be brought to close
without further boodshed referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
| BY Mr.. BEDINGERi The memorial and petition of
certain citizens Of Frederick county, Virginia. praying Tor
the establishment of branch OF the district court OF the
United States for the western district OF virginia win CIR
cult court jurisdiction, in the town oil Winceser reeea
| to the Committee on the Judiciary. r 4,
! BY Mr. GRINNELL; The petition OF Samuel Taylor
and 26 other citizens of Chatham Massachusetts asking
Congress all their constitutional powers for erinna-
ting, possible the present war with Me xico,
without any further of blood or treasure ne pet-
ton of of Nantucket against the repeal OF the pilot
law of 1897 ,
BY Mr.. HUDSON, The petition Of r. M Chpman and
others of Atbol Massachusctts of Lewis F. Clark and
others of Nohbrdge, Massachusetts, each praying for the
restoration Of peace to the country.
| BY Mr. RITTER, Three memorials from citizens OF
Pennsylvania PRAYING change In the constitution and
laws affect the abolishing of slavery in the Union
By Mr. POLLOCK. The petition Of the board of mana
gers of the American Colonization Society, praying Con-