The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-17

! respectable American citizen now in Europe:
Ertua Of tts. from the H.asariaa KOssatA
10 aa Agerican geAsnsaa 90 EWope.
Bot the sympathy Of yon sir and your coun-
rymen. will cherish with thankful heart my dearest
alton, the last IN 'nent OF my life. Were not
conscious Of having nothing worthy of high
mendaton he meanes soldier OF Hungary the thought
Amerie ans would give me some pride. But know my
self sufficiently well not TO feel that these marks OF auen
lion should be attributed 10 higher motives than 10
the compassion for undeseryed misfortune so natural TO
generous men
that my dear beloved wife, the heroic martyr OF my poor
native land after bonndess suefance has succeeded IN
Excuse me- sir, for my bad English but though, to
give you mark q yeneraon oy writing 70 you "a you,
his CHEST esteem and most peculiar consideration
L kosSUrH,
Ante Governor Of Hungary
Mr. KING Mr. President, wish to say one word.
My friend upon my right the senator from Mlssssppl,
[Mr FoorE TO think that this is forced upon the
trends oil The dlsconhnuance OF the missions Tor ihey
expressed Now, sir, this bill, as understand, comes
from the House OF Representatives, myself would
have preferred that this part had been stricken out.
and the appropriations for outfits and salaries for our
ministers put in the civil and diplomatic bill The
ground that my friend from Mississippi takes renders
almost impossible to do so, even should we refer il to
the civil and diplomatic bill for il is put upon the ground
that should discontinue our diplomatic relations with
Austria. Now, sir, | am not prepared 10 do so; for
think il would be Injurious 10 the country II il is to be
put upon that ground would vote for it, even ii It be
Mr. CASS | have but this to say Every gentleman
votes for his own reasons, not mine They have their
reasons, and have NINE vote for my reasons, which
urgen the first place. that is nexpedient and, sec
only that il should he in the civil and diplomatic bill,
where the whole question will be open for our consider.
alton.
Mr. CLEMENS said that, as il question Of some
importance, he would call for the yeas and nays
The yeas and nays being ordered, the question was
then taken, and esultedyeas ~, nays 2S-as follows:
YEas--Messrs Atchison Borl,na. Btsabu'y, Cass,
Chase, Dickinson, ugla Fech Fooe, Jones, Norris,
Rusk, Sebastian, Shields, Surgeon Walker, and Whit
NAYs-Messrs. Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Benton, Butler,
Da syns Greene aa. aa% H q Haasr Rs Mansa
Miller Morton, Pearce, Phelps, Seward smith, Spruance,
Turney. Underwood, Wales, and Yalee-2s.
So the amendment rejected
Mr. Wal rCoMB stated that he wished to offer an
The PRESIDING OFFICER stated that it was too
late.
Mr. HALE raised question of order upon this deci-
sion - . ,
The PRESIDING OFFICER stated that the bill had
been ordered 10 third reading.
Mr.. HALE Withdrew his point Of order, and took his
seat, rema,k,ng that il had been done very suddenly
Mr.. WHlTCOMB said that he had voted IN the major
ty for the pui pose OF moving reconsideration.
The PRESIDING OFFICER stated that it would be
In order for The senator make that motion.
Mr. WHIrCO MB then made the motion TO reconsider
Mr. DICKINSON requested the senator from Indiana
to read the amendment which he wished to offer, as I
might perhaps be adopted BY unanimous consent without
reconsideration -
III.
Propided, Tuat much OF any law now IN iorce as au
any further contracts towards the Patent
Ocs building according 70 the original PLAN without iur-
Of Congress- be- and the same hereby Is, re-
p-aed
Mr.. HUNTER wished for the amendment to be ex.
Mr.. WHlrCoMB propose to stop the building,
after the present contracts completed, until we can
have further action or consideration BY Congress
The object prevent any further contracts being made
by virtue OF any existing law, without further action BY
Congress.
MI. HUNTER asked for the reading Of the amend
menL
The amendment was accordingly read.
MIR. HUN FER suggested that the amendment, as 1t
stood, would embrace than was intended.
Mr.. BADGER. | must withhold my consent TO the
consideration OF this would suggest that the
motion reconsider will dispose OF the matter test
vote.
vote ordering the bill to third reading.
Mr.. F0olE. rise for the purpose OF renewing GER
tain motion had the honor TO introduce the other day
Il is about the right time to consider this matter OF rais-
ing committee, &c. and therefore submit The motion
10 take up my motion to raise the committee.
MIR. DAYTON | would suggest 10 the Senate that
the hour far advanced that il would be hardly
worth while 20 into the discussion necessarily involved
in this motion. But there is much business which
needs be attended to in executive session. move that
the Senate proceed to the consideration OF executive
business
Mr.. FooTE The Senate cannot vote upon that while
my motion is pending.
Mr.. DAY ron, Then | make the suggestion, as a
WAY should vote down The mouon OIL he SEN
that there is pressing business to be done IN execu-
tive session.
Mr. FOOTE. There may be other matters very press
ing and urgent but not to my apprehension more press
ing or more urgent than the motion have submitted IL
will provoke, trust not the least discussions and
any discussion will take place on the part OF those who
disposed 10 favor the speedy admission Of California as
State into this Union. This is matter oil mperious mo-
ment, important than any other matter whatsoever
infinitely more important do not feel authorized to
give way 10 any business whatsoever. l must repeat
that think il is obvious that there is no necessity for
discussion This is simply motion TO appoint commit
tee aud upon those who resolved to engage in con-
sion of California As not hostile 10 the measure OF
aimissonindeed, may say, as friend TO that measure
the man, TACT, who or that - undenlably uue)
lrsl proposed TO provide for the organization OF Calf
fornla as State, preliminary to her admission into The
Union, (which nearly two years agol-l aver that,
ponemen OF Her admission into the Uoon, were TO an.
foduce amendment alter amendment not pertinent TO the
qaeson in hand, or should attempt by tedious
sonabe discussion to proong debaie the only effect OF
which will be TO r,tard The action OF this body.
Such, sur is the judgment OF the country, such is the
perhaps lew wreched abolition prints and such will
be the ultimate Judgment oil the good people OF Caor-
mia, IL the posponement oil hes admission ~ brought
out by mpedinents thrown in the way OF legislation,
and which lnerposed not TO Indicate the least
Difference to the asceraned OF the Senate Ihiss
my OPINION conscleutiously entertained say 10 the
senator from New Jersey Mr. DAYroSl that am pre-.
pared now to upon thIs molon, believing that Is
motion which will result ia obtaining lie onIect which
we ALL az PATRIOTS deslrethe speedy settlement oil all the
que.iious pending ia connexion with The sublec, OF
savcry. ;,
Sir before concluding, propose. by way OF relieving
hat the gravity Oi discussions 10 Suggest that Wefe
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