The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-27
FRIDAY, JULY Is. 1880.


After the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. MiLLSON rose to a question OF privilege, and
moved correction Of the journals which was ordered
noss consent Of the House to oder resolution which
Nlr. ANDERSON ssksd and Obtained III. unanimous
consent Of The House to introduce bill, Of which pre-
vious notice bad been given. TOR changing the time OF
holding The United Saaies district courts for the
district Of Teaasssee.
The bill having been rsad twice,
Mr.. ANDERSON advocated It's immediate enactment,
and then moved lhat i b put on it, passage. sI
Mr.. BURT made few rsmarks TO show the propriciy
OF lis reference 10 the Committee on the Judiciary
Conversational debate upon the motion OF MIR A. was
for, and MI Johnson. Of Tennessee, sssins i when
mtee on the Judiciary; which was ssresd 10.
Mr. CROWELL. calling FOX the regular order OF busi-
The SPEAKER announced the Amt business in order
10 be the consideration OF the motion refer 10 fhs Com
mee Of the Whole the state of the Union the "b to
encourages agriculture aod Tor other purposes, reported
on the 6y before nom the Committee Agriculture
MI. BR9WN. Of Missleappi. who was entitled TO the
floor On this qsesuon. addressed the House length
Z r ss9's q q ss :ss s then called h.
vioas Qnsson tbs pending motion TO refer the SAID
bill 70 ths Conmties Of the Whole the state Of the
The House having seconded the call for the previous
qeestion uader It's operation that motion prevailed
when
Mr. MORSE, moving the reconsideration Of that vote,
public lands under this bill.
This debate was then further continued by Mr. HUB.
BARD, in favor Of the principle OF the bill; when
Mr. MORSE moved 10 lay the motion to reconsider
on the table Bat. Withdrawing that motion 1t the
CUES, Of several ssmbers.
Mr. BROWN, Of Mississippi, again addressed the
Houss in favor of the bill.
Mr. McMULLEN also spoke for = few moments in
support Of The bill.
Mr.. BAyLY linterrup,ins Mr.. McM) moved to pro-
coed u the consideration OF the business the Speak
er's table; which motion was not agreed TO-
MIR MoNULLEN then further continued the debate in
Mr. FOWLER renewed the motion to lay the motion to
reconsider the table not agreed 10.
Mr.. WHITE moved that the House do now adjourn :
not agreed to.
Mf, EVANS, Of MARYLAND. having next obtained the
MI MORSE who replied to thsrsmarks OF the friend.
Of the bill
Mr. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, then moved 10 proceed
to the Consideration Of business the Speakers table
and that motion was agreed TO-.
On motion OF M. HARRIS Of Illinois, the House re
solved ITSELF into Committee al the WhOk on the state
Of the Union, (bir BoyD in the chcr) and taking up w
bill making appfopsatons TO! the support OF the Mtar
Academy At West Point for thu fiscal year terminating or
10th june 1880. the committee proceeded 10 vote % vaE
Gus amendments proposed TO the said bill and advcesed
RIf AZ H2ss s'ess. sasn y ns: .Hs bxEx
saAL woob.aRD 5. !aS KING q Ns~ Jersey Wan
And then. on moekon. the committee rose when
Mr. BAYLY pFop1sed further to amend the bill by I'D.
ding - follows, vi:
To sks out from lines thirteen and fourteen the word,
ons tbcuand 4toht hupdfsd dollars" And nscit la lieu
S %n ~ yofds 'hn'ahd i've bundled and ninety
psadinE sAis motion . sn4nd.
/ ing seconded, 49,.