Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

MT Dickinson, from the Finance Committee, a
reported without amendment the bill to estab
lsh Branch Mint in the City of New York. G
and recommended its passage. f
Mr.. Webster unlimited resolution asserting t
that provision ougM to be made by law. allow t
ing to every male CITIZEN of the United States
who should settle upon aud cultivate the same
| for three years-a quariev section of public
| land, which, however, should 80, be aliena,ed by ,
the settler, or converted excep, by devise by
will. The resolution lies over.
Mr.. Davis, Of Miss, submitted rteou,ion
calling upon the President, for all orders ., COT
respondence relative to the assembling aud d,..
prr-ion of the Cuba expeditions congregated at
Round Island last summer. Adopted.
Mr. IuIce introduced bill providing for
retired list Of disabled naval officers.
On motion of Mr.. Fooc the Senate resum- |
ed the consideration of the special order. helng
the resolution under consideration Yesterday.
Mr. Cas- having the floor, resumed aud con
cludcd his remarks.
Alter Mr.. Cass concluded Mr.. Butler took the
floor, and the further consideration If the reso-
luton was postponed until tomorrow.
: llnU,E OF RErREsENTArIvEs.-Se reso-
lu,ions OF inquiry were adopted.
The Message Of the President recommending
an appr priatIon to tit ont an expedition 10
search for Sir John franklin, WAS referred TO
, rhr Committee on Naval Affairs.
, Mr. BtlIN, from me C"uhlt'ce OF ways ana
We ms, reported BACK Inc senate resolution IN
p ff'alo" '"tthe Limitation OF lhe amount ct mon
ey tor collecting revenue, with an amendment;
and
n Mr.. Vintor proposed that the amendment be
=, referred TO the Committee of the Whole on the
= State OF the Union.
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tories free would be REGARDED ~ an an'i--iavpry
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r which viii continue to Increase. 1t l. partly uW-
ny To- the old Abolition Societies. hui mllnl,
owing to the rif,ri- of ppli'iran- nh partle-
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