The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-28
TuIuTy.FlUsr CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

FIRST SESSION.
wA.msoroS, Dec 81, 1919
Senate.
Mr. KrSa, OF Alabama, appeared and took his seat
this morning.
ExEcrItyE MESSAGES.
The folloWirg mos'ag. received from the Pre-
sidert Of the United states
wAnuSoros Dee q, 1870.
70 ne Ssnois and House ~ Representatives.
In confcquence a the pected delay In proceed
ng 10 business deem II necessary TO invite the iu-
attention q Congress much CO the report
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury relates 20 the
Ticraions required FOE the expenses Of collecting the
the secoud half Of the current h'cal yeas
T. TAYLOR.
An executive message from the President va, alSo
received.
Numerous petitions we're presented aud referred.
srw rorx nAHnoE-rRAScm MIST, rrc.
MIR. sawAru presented memorials OF the Mayor the
CHAMBER Of Commerce, and many citizens Of New
York. asking appropriation for the removing OF OBJ
.trueons the navigation Ct IIurlgs:e and the har
Dor of New York. Referred TO the Con mittee Com
mcrce. Also petition from Luther Bradish aud other
citizens Of New York, asking ths. certain statistics
important 20 merchants and manufacturers, be col
lscted 10 the taxing n the next census Laid the
table Until a Census Committee can be appointed
Alec several rstiu9rs, numerously signed asking the
eststlishmsnt o. q Branch Mint In the City Of New
Yok. rsicfrsl q tie Copmittee on Commerce.
Ar s,wsrp alec introduced bill for the removal
o. distractions % the navigation Of the bsrbor Of New
ltIk.
rftE rEErfrosfEs.
Nj. Footr-l gave notice few days since that
would al leave 10 Introduce iii to establish the
territorial governments e California Dessret aud New
Mexico. lnstend Of doinr, ga consequences Of the
expression Of public sentiment Ga various quarters and
fer the purpose o. inducing ful free and fraterns
interchange of Views this poiiant subject sub.
nit the following resolution, which 40 not propose
to rell ur until the senate ,hall be fall.
Resolved. That 70 T. the duiy OF Congress ~ this
sstson 20 establish suitable Territorial oveluents
fcr California, Tor pescfet. and for New Mexico
Nr. Clfor,s submitted the following resolution
which lies over under TIE rule-
Received That the President Of the United state. be
requtted 10 Inform the esry practicable
or Mitnry governor of California the fourth day
81 Nttcb lsst. and " e.. Who has 20 been appointei
and What cotop,osafion has been allowed hini aso.
that be- De requested to iufo-m toe sera.e whether
any scent has be- Appointed by the Executive or
any a. tie departments q the government and sent 70
tantort ia. with Instructions su;hoity orranize
state goyetbm,nt tor that territory, 90 ava and
sdvlse The people Eittiu ts limits ~ such orgsniya-
ton: and further. tina. ne h. requested O. ipfpr
the senate bow the die gates recently assembled in
CafofUia. CalIfg Themselves r convention. we're
eiscteO. ~ whom The qualifications II voters were
txeo and determined. Vb1t ttne Qualifications we're,
aud BY vist lsS the Time faces, and manner ~ h1f.
g sil election guateo and fii hsr TIA he BE-
TfQutfftd o. inform the ste whether any rf
TIE Inhabitants &C seit territory hss been taken,
std 70, ty vba law ap1 under what auth 1rity; aai
iuiher ths' he be i,quested 90 communicates to the