The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-15


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co TIN RTa"rsa win be furnished them On the
whole proceeding, and explain the stage OF the esoiu-
lion TO which this Objectionable amendment had been
The SPEAKE Informed the gentleman that the pre-
vous question, which had been demanded on this reso-
luton, would preclude all debate
The yeas and nays were then taken upon the moton 10
lay upon the table, and resuledyeas l05, nays 81 as
| follows:
| YEAS-Messts, Abbott John @. Adams Green Adams,
3uckner Buiers Candy, Ciapmnn Clipgnan Cooke,
oollamer congeT crsnstqn, Crsed, Growelt Crozier.
Duncan Dunn, Ecker Edwards, Embree, Alexander
u Sa'G Esa aay say Gs ytass
Con, Gregory, Grinnel, Hale, Nathan Hail. James G,
Joseph r. Ingersol, Irwin John W; Jones' Kellogg Thos
hS nson A Msvans Marsh A Marvin Morshsna
Nelson Nss Nswa o",aT rarsy' P e rsen
Root Rumsey, ST. John, sehenck, shepherd Sheriff sil-
Sa Ssnss swc 81 s Tsssss Ss
Taylor Tempkns 0hn l Then T9o"s Van DYKE
sss bosass bo nd E Ssaas Boyd sfas se
o ah arr 1 CHASE capp . Fpansn Clark b L. CLARK, H.
Cobb colas Daniel, Diekinsol Edsal Faran, Feather
mons Harason Harmanson Harris, Henley, llil George
ss q 8s Il s sS k Ivs9n
on Geo,sG WI l0ne Nsnnoo LAME a a ecpsy
nand Mckay Lane, Meade, Miller Morris Morse Muir
ply Nicol peaslee Peck Pe'1Ie Pey,on Phelps rilsny'
Sims, Smart Rober. Smith, Stanton starkweaihsr, chas
E. Stuart, Strong Thomas James Thompson. robert A.
bic, wentworth, Wick, Williams, Wiley, and Wilniot9i
So the resolution was laid upon the table
By MIR. STEWART, OF Pennsylvania:
Resolued That the Committee Invalid Pensions be in
sructed inquire into the expedency OF increasing the
pension of Thomas Thompson, OF Pennsylvania
| Agreed TO.
| By Mr. McILVAINE:
Resolved, That the Committee Indian Affairs be in
inquire the expectancy Of organizing
ssppi, TO Which the Indians have been removed by this
government and that they report by bill or otherwise
Agreed TO.
| By Mr.. BRADY:
suced 10 inquire into the expectancy OF reporting bIIl
providing that in eases where soldiers who have been dis
of disease and disability have applied or may hereafter
iith February 1877 that the discharge shall be deemed
sufficient evidence that the disease or disability was i-
Cured in the service, unle the contrary shall appear
| Agreed 10.
! By Mr.. BUTLER
Resolved That the Committee ON Military Affairs be in
y II so tue s ye hn s M
congressional district, in the State of Pennsylvania
| By Mr.. NEWALL:
Whereas, as the late Hon Samuel G.. Wright, member
elect the 29 Congress- from The second congressional
district of New Jersey died previous TO the first session OF
that body, and his death heretofore announced There
RESOLVED That The Clerk Of this House be directed to
gressonal Burying Ground and copy of this
resolution to the family Of the deceased
| Agreed to.
BY Mr. MURPHY:
Whereas by entitled San act to regulate the depos
ties OF the public money! approved June ~ 1886 the sur
ary 1887 reservinS five millions of dollars was directed to
be deposited by The Secretary of the Treasury with thc
signed by their other competent authorities
and expressing the usual and legal obigaons and pedgg
inf and
thereof and for paying the said moneys and every part
CURED by the Secretary Of the Treasury for sirayng any
wants OF he pan 5a eaary IN Of which act
And whereas the moneys deposited required for
and sound policy dictates The proprety ayoidas large
public debt which Otherwise must accrue; Therefore
BE ii resoced, That it be referred 10 the Committee OF
Ways and Means to inquire into the expedency OF requ
on the s Of S ls % the
States according the pledged faith Of the States In The
manner designated by the said act of June 23, 1886
MESSAGE THE SENATE
The following message received from the Senate
viz:
Mr.. srEAkEas directed by the Senate request
the House of Represe the bill of the SEN
No ~ for increase of the medical staff OF the army
for limited time.
request communicated in the message; which motion was
decided in the affirmative
LIGHTING THE CAPITOL.
Mr. j. w. HOUSTON moved suspension Of the rules,
charge the Committee OF the Whole from the consldera
ton OF the bill to James Crutche 81, 900 for lighting
the Capitol and Capitol grounds which motion was de-
cded in the negative by tellers Ayes IS, 47-two
thirds not voting in the affirmative.
By Mr.. KELLOGG:
RESOLVED, That the Committee of Ways and Means be in
sruced inquire into the expedency of increasing the
duty bar, bloom, pig, and manufactured ron imported
from lore ths and that they report by bill
or otherwise.
Mr. BINGHAM moved that the resolution be laid upon
the table, upon which motion the yeas and nays were
demanded and ordered when, pending the question of
laying the resolution on the table,
|
/ On notion the House resolved itself into Commit
| tee of the Whole the state of the Union, Mr.
BORIS in the chair and resumed the consideration oil the
bill to authorize Il loan not to exceed sis, 5000 600
MIR, DUER resumed the floor, and commenced his
Speech by supposng that what he had desired 10 say
when the House had under consideration the subject OF
the annual message of the President might not be out OF
order for him to say to the committee now He did not
intend to deain the committee by going over beaten
ground where he confessed his inability to give aid
tona force TO the argument but would omit the consld
Grafton of subjects, and content himself with those
upon which he might best enlarge.
Ii seemed his mind that the origin OF the war with
Mexico had been Justly referred to the annexation OF
Texas This proposition OF the nature of an axiom
ATTIC truth Mexico and Texas at war, and that
could not but follow Texas. We annexed Texas. and
annexed her quarrel with hers and her with Mexico