Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-05


advice aud Of the Senate reside h
Sec: 2s ind Be IL further enacted That the collector Of
su oio shall be allowed compensation OF one thousand
dollars per snnum and the fees allowed BY law and the
any surveyor appointed 10 pursuance OF this act
sa not exceed i've hundred dollars annum udng in
su sum Inc lees allowed by law and the amount cole cted by
any OF sad surveyors for fees any year exceeding the
sum i've hundred dollars ha be accounted for and paid
INTO he reasury OF the United States
pee "a ING DC further enacted hat the revenue laws
Of the United States be and hereby the Ter
ritory OF Oregon.
Sec. 25 ind De further enacted That the Of
thousand dollars be and the is hereby
of moneys in the Treasury not To
be expended under the direction Of the Secretary OF The Tre
sy for the construction Of lighthouses Cape Disappont-
chorng OF the requisite number Of buoy Indicate the cham
ne the mouth of the Columbia river and the approaches
the harbor Of Astoria the said buoys placed
ehored under the direction of such person e Secretary
the Treasury shall appoint.
The amendments were opposed by Mr.. FICKLIN and
agreed TO.
After several other amendments offered and rejected the
main question ordered the engrossment Of the bill
pending which, the House adjourned
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, ls4s.
On motion Of Mr.. SMITH, of Indiana, the House resumed
the consideration of the bill establish the Territorial Gov
eminent Of Oregon and the amendments thereto reported by
the Committee Of the Whole which the previous question
had been seconded and the main question ordered
The question being on agreeing to the said amendments,
they evealy read and agreed without division,
cept the two following which separate votes aken
viz
On concunng with the Committee Of the Whole in s,ri-
king out in the I'd section the words and shall approve OF
take effect (The effect of this amendmeat deprive the
governor Of the power Of approval dppoval Of the laws
passed by the Legislature,
The vote on agreeing to this amendment resulted !:
YEAS-Messrs. Abbott, Adams, Ashmun, Barringer
Bingham, Birdsa, Blanchard, Bolts, Boyde Brady, But
l.r Candy Catheart, Chapman. Chase, Capp, Beverly L
Clark Cooke Coamer, Collins, Conger Cranston Crs6eld
Daniel Duncan, Garnet Duncan Dunn, Essert; Fasard.
Flournoy, Freedley, French Fulton Gayle, Gentry Gid
dng Goggin, Got Gregory Grinne, Hale, w. 7. Hall,
se Henry 5 M.r Has B.
Houston, JOHNNY. Houston, Hubbard Hudson, Hunt Joseph
R Ingersoll, Jenkins Johnson John w jones' Kellogg,
kennOn Thomas Butler King, r King, Lahm, William
Lawrence, Sidney Lawrence, Lincoln Maciay McCelland
McCernand MeI,aine, Marsh. Marvin, Miller Morris,
Pollock Preston Putnam Reynolds, Robinson, Rockhi.
julius Rockwell, John A. Rockwell, Roman, Rose, Root
Rumsey St john sehenek Shepherd. shirrl Sylvester.
Taylor. Thibodaux Thomas Jacob Thompson, Richard "
Thompson, Tompkns, Toombs Tuck, Turner, Van DYKE
Yinton, Warren, Wentworth, White, Wilmot-1S2.
NAYs-Nlessrs. Bayly Bocock, Bowdon, Bowiin; Brod-
Clark W. r. W. Cobb, Daniel Faan Featherston, Fickln,
Fries Green Hammons HARRISON, Harmanson, Harris Hem
W Johnson George W Jones, Kaufman, La sere, Lyon,
Lord, Lumpkn, Lynde, Mcdowell. Mckay, Mclane Job
Mann Meade Nso peases, resre Petit rsep' SIMS mis-
Smart Robert Smith Stanton, James Thompson Robert A.
Thompson, William Thompson, Thurston Venabe, Wallace
Wick, Wiley, Williams, Woodward-63.
The other amendment agreeing with the Committee
of the Whole in striking out that part OF the l2h section
which extends the ordinance of 1887 the Oregon Ter
ritory, which is in the following words
Tha the inhabitants said Territory shall be entitled to
enjoy all and singular the rights privileges, and mmuntes
granted and secured the people of the territory OF the United
States northwest of the river Ohio by the articles OF compact
contained in the ordinance for the OF said territory
thirteenth day of july hundred and eighty
land shall be subject to all the conditions and
TONS prohibitions in said articles OF compact imposed upon
the people of said territory, and"
On agreeing to this amendment, the yeas and nays
takcn and resulted follows
YEAs-Messrs Barrnger. Bayly Beale Birdsal Bocoek,
Albert G. Brown Burt Cabe Chapman Chase, Beverly l.
Clark Cliugman, Howell Cobb, Williamson K W. Cobb,
Evans Fn Floarnoy, French Fulton, Gayle,
Gentry, Goggn, Green Willard +. Hall, Haralson, Har-
manson, Harris HASKELL Hill HilIiard Isaac Z. Holmes,
son. Andrew Johnson Robert w. Johnson George w Jones,
John w jones' kaufman, Kennon, Thomas Butler King La
Sere, Lyon, Lumpkin McClernand, Mcdowell, Mckay,
McIane Miller Outlaw, Pendeton Phelps, Pilsbury Pres
on Rhet Richardson Robinson, Roman Sawyer Shepherd,
cob Thompson Robert A. Thompson, Tompkins, Toombs,
yensble Wallace, Wick, Woodward--Ss.
M Nv n.n Canis ca,5.sr Fra,tIin aIst Col
lamer, Collins, Conger, Cranson Crowei Cammins, Oar
ling, Dckey Dickinson, Dixon Duer Daniel Duncan Dunn,
Eckert Edwards Embree, Nathan Evans Far~n Farrely,
Hale, Nathan K Hall, HammOns jaime, Hampton, Moses
hampton, heniey, henry, fiolnes, John
ton, Hubbard Hudson Hunt, Joseph r. Ingerso Jenkins,
Kellogg, Daniel p King Iahm, William T. Lawrence Sidney
Lawrence, Lincoln, Lord, Lynde, Maeay, Mcileand,
McIvaine job Mann, Horace Mann. Marsh Marvin, Nor
rs Muln Nelson, Newell Nicol Palrey, Peasee, Peck,
Pere, Petit Pollock Putnam, Reynolds Rehey Rockhl,
Julius Rockwell John A. Rockwell, Rose, Root Rnmsey,
ST. john Sehenck Sheriff. Sylvester Slingerand, Smart
Caleb B. smith, Robert Smith, Truman Smith, Starkweather
Andrew Stewart, Charles Z. Stuart Strohm, TaImadge
Taylor, James Thompson Richard w. Thompson William
Thompson, Thuron rurner, Tuck, Van DYKE Ninon War
ren, Wentworth, White, Wiley, Williams Wilmot-ii4
So the House refused with the committee in
king out.
The amendments having all been acted on
The bill ordered be engrossed and being engrossed,
read third time, and under the operation Of the pre-
vous question: passed by yeas and Yeas l2s,
nays II.
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