The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-08

pendent States In which the sssages may be snad and
WIN never pc tolerated q endured oy the people aud gov
Rssoiosd That the five States Of Central America, to
are ihe political soveregns Of all the country
from oocean and from the New Granadan
that the Mosquito savages and other tribes Of Indians
siding therein, under The exclusive protection OF those
States, and sustain in substance the same relation their
government which the Indian tribes, situated within the
limits OF the United States, the British possessions Ia
and ,hu Of Great Britain respectively and
Great Britain has no right to treat with the Mosquito
any portion Of the The States Of Central Amsr
either Them than she has under the Of such
take and hold possession with her armed forces
within the limits OF some Of the States Terrific
Resolvsd That the State of Nicaragua Is the terrific
rial sovereign Of the whole country embracing the Lake Of
Rio San Juan dc Ncasasaa with is outlets IN lie sea- and
he eoss. On 6o,h seas snsndng 70 Tue territories q Hon
RS Tha iii Ills expedea IL III g. s0u NOT already
done without delay 70 secure by treaty with the State Of
The s o. i's way for he S and csons Of he
United States through that State I'd. The right TO the
government q the United States TO charter company @
State 3d. The right for the of the United States,
Is % Y as q o pi sS ia,
rights and til Of her citizens In the uninterrupted
the peacs @nd nea.ray Of e In Which
situated 10 ioy the lines and examinations thereof and
% occupy the works designed with such naval and military
providing or and securing ne sh,, and objects above
our late charge % Ases Is hs opo
ion of this body that such treaty should be- without delay
s saa II sa ca
ted 10 the 9th resolution preceding been concluded and
secured 70 the government and citizens OF the contracting
ICED demands Of Great Britain Or any other foreign power
4 R.sotpd, further, That inexpeden and unwise for
this government either 10 solicit 10 permit the iAerfe
o or in
adjustment by treaty OF the important affairs designated in
the 9th resolution. 5a
resolutions; so they went over. under the rule.
Mr.. A. EVANS asked the unanimous consent of the
House for the Introduction Of resolution; but
Mr.. WINTHROP, rising to privileged question, was
understood to inquire concerning the condition OF the
business the Speakers table, with the view to
tain how long it would take to reach the joint resolution
from the Senate for the purchase OF the original
script OF Washington's Farewell Address, which, he re-.
marked, to be sold on the l2h Of this month public
auction.
consent of the House for the introduction OF bills,
Of which previous notice had been given; but l
MI. HARRISON asked and obtained the unanimous
consent of the House for the withdrawal Of the petition
of John Warnock from the files OF the House. for their
reference to a committee. 4sa aaaae
Mr. McLANE called for the orders Of the day when
The SPEAKER announced the next business in order
to be reports from committees
Mr. McWILLIE, from the Committee on Printing, re-
copies Of the Presidents California message with the
accompanying documents at cost of 4l0o which. hay
ing been read !, was asgssd Fl i. y
discharged from the further consideration Of the
petition OF George s. Clafn, OF Mendon, New York |;
and it was referred 10 the Committee on Invalid PEN
sions a st alf8a 81 ta.
Mr.. T. also. from the same committee made adverse
reports in The following which ordered to
lie on the table and be printed, viz;
The petition of Zenas King, OF Canton, New York, for
compensation for aiding the marshal to enforce the
trality laws on the Canadian line; a
Thepetition Of Thomas jarrett. for compensation for
the vessel purchased by him Tor the transportation OF pro-
visions for the of The navy; ae
The petition Of Samuel s. Rind and
The petition OF George Hartwck. for damages done
Mr.. 7. also. from the committee, reported bill
for the relief of John Dickinson the surviving partner
Of Lambert and Dckinsoa which was read twice, re-
ferred 10 the Committee OF the Whole House, and made
the order Of the day for tomorrow.
Mr.. NELSON, from the Committee Of Claims, report
ed bill for the relief OF Ncko Co. merchants OF the
two haf-boxes OF tea delivered by them TO the naval
s,orekeeper at Gosport, for the navy OF the United
States: read twice. referred to the Committee Of the
Whole House. and ordered to be printed
Mr.. DANIEL, from the Committee OF Claims, reported
bill Tor the relief OF John Glenn, administrator OF Rob
Barry and Washington Hall read twice. referred TO the
Committee OF the Whole House, and ordered 10 be
printed
Mr.. D. from the same committee made an adverse re-
port in the case OF VIM. ID. Shaw: memorial laid the
table, and report ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. D., in behalf OF the same committee, asked that
they be discharged from the further consideration OF the
papers in the OF VIM Hudson also from the fur
ther consideration OF the papers in the OF Emanuel
Hover and that the papers IN each case lie upon the
BILE which ordered.
On motion Of Dir. d., the Committee OF Claims were
also discharged from the consideration OF the memorial
OF Elizabeth Ring and the referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs
Mr. McLANE, from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bill TO limit the liability OF shp-owners read
twice. referred TO the Committee OF the Whole on the
state OF the Union and ordered to be printed
On motion OF Mr.. STEPHENS, the House then pro.
ceeded TO the consideration OF the business the Speak
er's table when
ThsSPEAKER laid before the House an executive
communication, transmitting the annual report OF the in
spectors OF the penentay OF the District OF Columbia
and several communications from executive Departments
which were appropriately disposed OF.
wAsHNcToN's FAREWELL ADDRESS.
The JOINT resolution from the Senate, authorizing the
purchase OF the manuscript Farewell Address OF General
Washington, came up in its regular order.
The SPEAKER stated the question 70 be on the amend
ment Of the gentleman from Ohio, [Mr CARrrEhl lin
ting the cost OF purchasing the said manuscript TO 81 OoO
on which the yeas and nays had been ordered
Mr. STEPHENS requested the gentleman from Ohio
Mr. CARTrER] to withdraw his amendment; but
Mr. CARTIER declining, the question was put there
upon; and u was not agreed to-yeas 60, nays 90.
Mr. SWEETSER moved call OF the House
The SPEAKER decided that motion to be out OF or.
der-he previous question having been called and sec
onded
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