The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17

iuliOn Involve anything more than what M.
pears upon The face Of III should like 10
know whether tho resolution involves an an.
Precipitation of money! fOr my vote will he
regarded by that TACT.
The SPEAKER The inquiry is not in
Io'jer.
! Mr.. FfNTON desired The consent Of the
House 10 reply 10 The inquiry Of the gentle.
lin1n from Ottio, Mr. CARTER
The SPEAKER said, the gentlemen
could respond only by unanimous consent
Objection whs made.
The SPEAKER then pul Tie questions on
she demand Of Mr. JoNEs for the yeas and
nays on the motion Of Mr.. v1NroN to suspend
lie 'ules for The purpose Of enabling him to
10 introduce the resoluGiun
The yeas end nays wste ordered.
No MeCLERNAED desire, he said, TO
ask question either ofthe gentleman from
OHIO, Mr.. ViNraN,l or of the Speaker
| The SPEAKER said, no inquiries were
in order except by tho Unanimous consent Of
the House.
Mr.. MaCLERNAND was understood 10
say, TINT he understood that Sir John Frank
! lin he'd been found.
The SPEAKER said, the Chair must rule
ak these inquiries and remarks irregular and
tout of o,der
NJ McMULLEN desired to be Informed
by the Speaker, whether il would be in order
fox him 10 move that The resolution be laid
upon the table
The SPEAKER snid, suchn motion colld
40, be entertained. The resolution was not
yet before The House, and The pending ques
ion was on the motion 70 suspend The rules
fur the purpose Of enabling the gentleman
from Ohio [Mr. VINroN] 10 introduce it.
And le question. "Shal the rules be
3uspen6ed?' was Thea taken, and decided in
be Affirmative, yeas l07, nays 55.
So Two thircs not voting in the affirmative,
he rules we're not suspe pded.
And the FesoIutiop was not Introduce cd.
TUE LATE WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Mississippi, asked
he unanimous consent Of the House 10 pre>
enl certain resolutions Of the Legislature OF
he State Of Mississippi, in favor of grant
f bounty lands to The soldieis Of the war
IF 1912 with Gre't Britain
Mr. T. desired to move that the resou.
tons he referred TO the Committee on Mill
aly Affairs, and that they be printed
THEunio RAILROAD.
Mr.. THOMPSON also asked the unnni-
nous coLseul Of the House to introduce GER
tain resolutions Of the Legislature Of the
State Of Mississippi, in favor Of gran, of
land to aid iii the construction Of the Ohio
railroad.
Mr.. 7. desired 10 move that The resoIu,
Ijons be referred to the Committee on Public
lL1nds, aud that they be printed.
4 The SPEAKER Is there any obiection?
Mr. WENTWORTH, with a remark moi
h nd, persisted in The demand for The order
of The day.
s. neitbes nf The two SETS Of resolutions
offered by Mr. THOMPSON we're received.
Mr., BAYLY moved that the rules be sus
p nded, and that The House revoIve itself
into Committee Of the Whole ON the state of
the Union
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania, re-
quesied the gentleman from ynginia [Mr. |
BAyLYl 10 " thdTaw his motion.
Mr BAYLY declined again 10 Withdraw
the motion.
Mr. CASEY called for the yeas and nays
on The motion, which we're refused.
And The question, "Wll the House revolve
itself inlo Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union?' was then taken, and
the vote was declared to be ayes 70, noes 60.
TeleIs were called for and appointed,
McssTs KINc, Of Rhode Island, and vENEn-
AgLE, ef North Carolina.
And the question was again taken and de-
cided in Ihe affirmalive-aves IS, noes 81.
Sothe melton was agreed to.
PETITIONS, &c.
By Mr.. WlLMOT: The petition of 80
ciIizHns of Bradford county, Pennsylvania,
praying for a reduction in The raies of post.
age.
by Mr.. HOWE: The petition of John
Robinson and 23 others, officers and soldiers
OF tho wa: of 1912, and other cilizens of the |
county of Lawrence, Pennsylvania, praying
Congress 10 extend TO them the snme liberal
ny that has been extended TO the officers and
soldiers of the Mexcan war.
By Mr. BURROWS: Concurrent reso!u
tons of the Senate and Assembly Of the |
State OF New York, in relation to the reduc.
lion Of postage.
BY Mr.. CROWELL: The petition or s |
VI. Blake, President, and Others, officers and
members Of the "BrimGeld Literary Society,''
10 favor Of reducing the postage 10 Two cents
per half ounce on prepaid letters.
BY NJ. BRIGGS: Resolutions by the Leg
islalure Of the State Of New York, in favor
Of The reduction on letter postage; and also
fora law Of Congress, making newspaper
postage free in each county where they are
printed.
WASHINGTON April H.
HoUsE. Mr.. M'Wie, from the Commits
tce on Printing, reported in favor Of printing
10000 copies cf Butler Kings California
Roptr;.
Mr. Venabe aud Mr.. Thompson, Of Ken
iucIy, spoke sgairst The contract system OF
printing, and said it was a monstrous evil
and Should be II cmeded
The Census Bill was received by the SEN
ate, and referred 10 the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Bailey said the Committee was 10
blame for delay. They had ordered so much
extrA work.
/ After further proceedings, the Repor, was
agrecdto
Mr.. Potter, fromP. o. Committee, report.
cd d bill establishing mail roiies in Caiifor.
nia, Oregon, Minnesota aud New Mexico.
NJ Bent, from Military Affairs, reported
the Seaaie Bill for increasing the Army