The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-29

July Isa7 tabular statement, by the Commissioned OF
the General Land Office, showing the estimated surface OF
the territories of the United States north and west OF the
regularly organized States of the Union; which were
severally referred and ordered to be printed
Committees OF conference authorized to compro-
mise the dsagreeng between the two houses upon
amendments 10 the Senate bill renewing certain naval
pensions for five years. and extending the benefits OF ex
sng laws respecting naval pensions, to engineers, hre
men, and coal beavers in the navy, and their widows
and upon amendments TO the naval appropriation bill
Sundry bills from the Senate twice read, and
committed.
The Senate bill to establish the territorial government
of Oregon" laid upon the table, by yeas 49, nays
81 as follows, TO witt
YEAs-Msssrs Abbou, Adams Ashmua, Belchsr,
oaPp colamer Collins Gonger, Crans.on Crowei, Gro,
zier Darling, Dickey Dixon D9nnel DneI, Daniel Dun
Gas t1 1nns f Has S Sssssy
Homes, Hubbard Hudson, Joseph r. ingerso. Irwin Jen
kns, kellogg. Daniel P. King. Lahm. William 7 Law:
Siees sahs cvans H. Manu. M.tsh Marvin Nor
rls, Mqlin, Nelson Mes Newell Nioo PalfIey Peaslee.
Rockwell John A. Rockwell, Rose, Rumsey, ST. John,
schenck Sheriff., Sylvester, slingeand, Smart Caleb B.
phens Andrew Stewart, Charles E. Stuart, Suohm Strong,
sSsg Tso Raa @
Van Dyke, Vinton, Warren, Wentworth, White Wiley,
AN NAYsmMessrs. Atkinson, Barringer, Barrow, Bayy,
Beale Bednger, Brdsall, Bocock Bolts, Bowdon Bown,
Boyd, Brodhead, William G. Brown, Charles Brown, Al
bert G.. Brown Burt, Cabel Cathcart, Chapman Frank
lin Clark, B. l.. Clarke, Cngman Howell Cobb, William
son X. w. Cobb Cooke, Crsheld Daniel, Dickinson,
Alexander Evans, Featherson Fickn Flournoy French,
Fulton, Gayle, Genuy, Goggn, Green, Willard p. Hall,
HARRISON, Harmanson, Harris, Hill, Hiliard Isaac E.
Charles ngersol Iyerson, Jameson, Andrew Johnson,
Robert w. Johnson, George w. Jones, John w. Jones,
Kaufman Kennon, Thomas B. King, La Sere Ligon
Lumpkin, McClemand, Mcdowell, Mckay, McLane, Job
Mann, Meade, Miller Morehead, Outlaw, Petit, Peyton,
Pilsbuy, Preston Rhett, Richardson Richey, Robinson,
Rockhil Sawyer, Shepherd, Simpson, Sims, Stanton,
Thibodeaux, Thomas, Jacob Thompson, Robt A. ThomP-
Tompkins. Toombs Turner Venable, Wallace, Wick,
Williams and Woodward-91
The House then, in Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, (Mr Morehead in the chair)
sumed the consideration of the peace and the boundary
messages; whereupon, e..
Mr.. Adams, who entitled to the floor, spoke an
hour upon general political topics, having reference to
the presidential election
Mr. Collins followed, stating and defending the pro-
viso doctrine; and he was succeeded by Mr. Dunn and
Mr. Hall of Missour-the former occupying his hour in
the way of general political augmentation and the lat
ter combining himself to the subject before the committee,
and proposing argument for the application to the Ter
rtoy of Oregon the provisions OF the act for the armed
occupation of Florida.
Mr. Mulhn then obtained the foor whereupon the
committee rose,
And the House adjourned