The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-24
In CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1919.
SENATE.


SENATE
message was received from the President Of the United
States transmitting report OF The Secretary OF State, with
copies of the corespondence between the Department OF
State and the Spanish authorizes made IN compliance with
eso ution of the Senate OF The 23i ut IN The case oil
william henry BUSH eiizsn OF Inc united ola'es WHICH
waA READ and ordered to be printed
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS
Mr.. WALKER presented petition from citizens OF
Ceresco in the Stale of Wisconsin, asking that the rates OF
postage be reduced and the fapking privilege aooi-
istled ; which ordered TO lie on the table.
Mr. KING presented q memorial from William A.
Campbell surviving partner of James c. Watson aeceased
asking nden;tv far loss sustained On ,,e refusal of tba
officers OF 70 surrender certain slaves
by them from the Creek nation of Indians which was re-
ferred to the Committee Indian Affairs.
Mr.. DICKINSON presented the petition of James Ham
ilton asking Tint an CONFORMATION NAV be made for the
purpose of testing the merits of machine invented by him
e., Saving t,re1 into urves and levels susbe for shin
bu,Idng Which was referred 10 The Commi,,ee ON Naval
Affairs
Mr. FOOTF presented memorial from citizens of Mis-
siss,n askir grant Of land 10 AID in Inc of
th Rq,; asn o. go a h;ns 49, rfsyr.d ~ ~.
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Mr.. STURGEON presented the proceedings OF the Oh
recors Of the Philadelphia Board OF Trade approving tho
manner IN which the operations OF the are CON
Quoted and favor of liberal appropriations of money for
the prosecution of the present organized which
ordered to lie the tsble.
Mr.. ArCHiSoN presented a memorial from the legisla-
lure OF ihe oule OF sl'Ss9un @ o. a a,u Si
which was referred 10 The Cop,mlee on Public Lands
d
valley Of The Mssissippi asking that military escorts may
be placed on he route betwen the valley and Caliornia
and nermanent military post established at some COVE
nent point 10 The god region ia that country which was
referred 10 tbs Committee on Military Affairs.
On motion by MIR FITZPATRICK,
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n,o t M; the ool , ~ LAY -, ,i
sirucIea 10 inquire mo u,e e. ~ pnR ne i,lh
20 essI oIiror ad 70, os, 'r,,oses nnn,oyd ~
March IS47 and that The by BIZ or eIer-
wise
NJ SEBASTIAN v,bn,;t,,d the f,ovinp resoluton
which was oonsideted and agreed to:
potr,d IT,, The secr.sarv of ,be Seo,te he hereby
ir,sd ~, aelivsr 10 the ConTee on Patents for the use
Of f PtcDt Oce 800 copies of the copies the
port OF the committee the explosion OF steam boilers
ordered 10 be printed at the present session
The following resolution, submitted yesterday by Mr.
PEARcE was considered and adopted
Heoined Thai the secretary of t, Treasury be directed
10 comm unicaie 10 the Senate
needed for the of the government iof The safe custody
OF It's archives aud Tor the transaction OF eses connected
with The several departments and whehe IN his opino
the building I, on NE corner o. au r. if s
10 imam n Nlnuei, - su t SUI pli. r. ~
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a. IoITNroN &c ,;s;,ra rro,oa ,o ,o.,,o,e III.
rrio orders with view to take up the bill FOR The relief of
p,ior ora re- WIN ~ 49, =. ..ad =, - Wv
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REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. YULEE from the Committee on Naval Affairs to
pay for The full term OF his enlistment made an adverse
report on the same; which was ordered to be printed
Also from the same omm'tee asking 10 be discharged
from the further consideration OF the petition OF LAWN
Blythe executor o. captain jesse -. Tuot; whch was
asIeeu 70 -, ,,. o,,;,,ae ., Which s .e.rea
Also rom .I I - p,,i - a. We l,e r
tno p,'' 'oii o iA0 v r. ~. -. - IT ~ -
TO d;barrsd from, the further consders,o, az hr same
~ 49,, I; 10 res,rsd !, the C,ommce % Revolutionary
S, CT ,,.ch ,uss arreed TO- :.
AL fo,o tho came commi,tee Hons. bill FIR the re-
y 81 &c IA .,-d Mver. w;tho,, .me,dmen,
A. uUNTER from m. Commune. IN Finance tn
-, - afd ne n.,;,ora IN re,,,oa IN roods a.
49, - e. r,ads n ren,rt which WA orae,ed ~ he
printed Accommodated bv bali TO remit or refund duties
,on coods u,ares and merchandise DESTROYED by fire
iL;,l 7rav ,e,d and passed IN 81 second read No
va" NJ WhIKEp 60, ,hs Comrn;,,ee on the CONTINGENT
EXPENSES Of the Senate 10 which was rcsou-
,,nn IN relation To pacnr the names of Noah Hanson and
Joseph Hedrck on the roll of messengers reported back
the ga me with a recommendation that il be adopted.
Mr. BALDWIN, from the Committee on Claims,
which was referred ouse bill for the relief of the presi-
dent and directors of the Union bank OF Florida reported
hack the same without amendment with recommendation
lint il be passed
Mr. UPHAM from the Committee Revolutionary
Claims 10 which referred the bill from the House of
for the relief Of the grandchildren of Maj
General Baron De Kalb reported back the same with an
Amendment with Il recommendation that pass amended.
Mr.. BRADBURY, from the Committee on Claims, to
which referred the OF the heirs and
,vcs Of the late Robert Sc wall submitted report accom-
panied by bill for their relief; which read aud passed
TO a second reading.
BOUNTY LAND FOR SUBSTITUTES.
NJ 1ouNSnJ of T o,s;,na from, the C,r,,,ittec a,
p,or. % ho, y.e refrred the ;oio resolution resnec,-