The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-17

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Inc ahehuhene inc'uuins eie vinoe,s any sa'-
ors OF the navy IN 'he dement's OF lhese ia'a po"-
''es was aSIeeu 'o- nyeS - Rays~i'
anu the senate aaJourheu- ss4
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MIR. BAYLY, of Virginia. by consent, reported
from the Committee OF Ways and Means the
army appropriation bill, which was read and re-
TERED to the COMMITTEE OF the Whole on the state
of the Union.
Mr.. BAfLY moved that the Mexican indem-
nifty bill, and the navy and army appropriation
bills be made the order ofthe day Tomorrow, and
nom day TO day thereafter untl disposed OF.
agreed 70.
az ,hs hna;nsss rslo,;no - ,hs D;s,r;ct Of 10,
i,o,h;a tha snsc;aI order fer rrdav navt q I.ost
NJ iHAII ~ M;ssorr; moved ~ susnenJ the
,aa - a,aLia IN, ~ ;n,roJnca h;,I i; raIa,nn, 90
he Claims Of VIRGINIA officers for hall. nav freed
To- Ayes I2a navs 5a 80 ~ -
IT, XII, @ .yy,oJ' 80. a ,,,,;.. tha,,t
NJ p "a VIZ oh,a;nsd ,be annr and as,er mn
king few remarksin opposition to the bin. moved
to law il on the table. Me'f
The SPEAKER ruled it out OF order AS the
bill had received but one reading, and objection
had been made to it, the first question in order
was, he said, shall the bill be rejectedi
Mr.. HALL replied in few remarks 10 Mr..
BAyLY's objections when ei
The question was taken on the rejection of the
bill. and decided in the negative.
THE hill then received n second reading.
I Mr.. HALL moved that il be read third time
and demanded the previous question.
| THE nreyious o,,estioni was ordered. when
NJ NJ RavYY pmovsd - av the hin on ,hs table
Lost Ayes 90. nays 1877. - n. a~#
Tho ,n..t;on rac,,rr;no on ordering tho hill IN n
third readnr i was agreed to- II
TIVE nuess;on then be;nr On tho yn,ssooe NJ the
hill. il Was carried -
4 NJ RTcHARDSON NJ JIl;noi. ,noved IN re-
consider the vote on the passage, and to lay his
motion on the table. Agreed TO. rfF
The bill is as follows ssa
q An net IN ISOLATION 10 the cl,ims Of VIRGINIA
officers for haIf.pav.
81 rr.I ~, 81 :.
~ !" c'aeleu, IT,, na. .ne ,r
Inls oo ,n 70 c5alms or na-
pay I; s.o,;oe ss,ha &c, o,;,I"d ., u,ue
vide for jouidatino and having certain claims the
State oP VifginiaS opproyed 9Th JuIv. 1890 shall
in no case allow Communication. or communication
and interest In lieu Of halfway -
NJ. pAyrv .a 7. 80 a., ~ al. 80
~ Ii, "a as., - Sa,,s;ns .;,;.a ~. o os
CIV 70 o.. ~
Virginia and Kentucky OF certain vested rights;
a.e, ,t ,,, g. m I.. NV. az sa
IL p.y -, 81 "''' &c
Wl M pY ms "''i se rs,1 c.,:.
..ai ~. ~ C..s'.,;,.a - L. W.T. ~ AZ
N u 'sas .i.l ~ w noe G. S us
% loni sae ~ .nel :e~ ~ " Sena'e
ON 70 increase Inc coh'i'iissaiia' OF lhe army
fAS NJ r 10, - ou:
m, Gsa..s,, LII, uy ooi;se ,' '.os 81 81
'no s =. &c n -
49, 70 En-. 7on Ioa, =, ' t CO. ~
'osI $500 ..oo - iof .ef.ieu W '"e oo"
NJ STEvFNS ~ Pennsulv.n. o,ve no,ce
A III, - aI,a. I'D anaanJ ~ rauasna 10 ,,s
90 80 aaord ,otia ,,ra,ac,;on ~ Amer;c",,
iah - - = r o'eS'''' 80 :,
1por 80,
biil to abolish slavery IN the territory OF Utah
Dill 70 repeal so much OF the acts establishing
governments IN utah ana view Mexico as recog-
nizes slavery IN any degrees py implication or
otherwse, IN said territories, ana winch seeks 70
pledge the nation TO admit new slave states INTO
the Union
bill to repeal and annul the fugitive slave law
passed september, looo.
Mr.. HARRIS, OF Illinois, asked consent to in
troduce resolution admitting General B. Riley to
the floor of the House. Objected to.
Mr. GILBERT, of California, presented GER
tain resolutions OF the legislature of California,
and gave notice of his intention to introduce GER
tain bills
Mr. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi, moved
suspension of the rules to enable the Committees
to make reports. Agreed to-
Mr.. MELVILLE, of Mississippi, from the
Joint Committee on Congress printing, to whom
the memorial of the contractor for printing, en-
dorsed by Mr. Richie, had been referred, reported
a Joint resolution TO the effect that the contrac-
tor be released from his contract, which was
found to be losing business to him, and that he
be paid for printing already executed at rate As
per cent. less than that established by resolution
| Of 1919. Also, that Thomas Richie and Gales d.
Seaton, be appointed by Congress to execute, UNI
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