The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-01

qnesed 70 communcau 70 this House. early he con
venienly can whether since the last session Of Congress-
ANY sas ps ~ My ~ 1% ss cy %
governor has been appointed their their com
pensaton II military aud civil governor has been united
BEEN essn e, sad duties and Inc Of ss
Also, that he be requested 10 communists 10 tina House
y he 81 any he ~
this eni and sent 10 California o. New Mexico, OIL
esans ssd ls psop S@
into government or 10 aid or advise them such organi1
or. Instructed objected 70 aid preside over, be
present al an assembly Of persons called convention n
any manner the deliberations Of ,ha, body Of persons
the name OF names snch agents. and their compenI
House whether the Executive or either OF the departmental
has sem any agent o. Sgsas on The par e
those Territories 10 the formation oil government f
themselves aud e such sgen, or agents have been sea
ident DO respectfully requested TO communicates 70 thi
a hi 4 caea given New Mckee, :,
Officers Of the army OF the United States, any oshe
New Mexico or California; and .hs proelsmaiIoas rB1
communications by item made 70 the people q said IsI
person or persons have been lied BY
q e.
the voters al the same and whether any laws have bee
enacted by supposed California and
II So what laws and thai the President be requested m
Win ss II p
loo, relative 10 the formation OF for said
ofthe citizens Of said Territories has been made, and thu
tbs same, ifmade. be communicated to this House.
Here message from the Senate was announced ak |
House. stated that the Senate had passed the bill from
House extending the ranking privilege 70 Mrs Sarah
Pos widow ne late jaime. X Pola
gentleman from North Carolina, [Mr. VENABLE,l
Mr: A; H. STEPHENS suggested the grogrs!y Of y
ton concerning the course Of the last administration viii
reference to California; which suggestion having been
accepted by the mover the previous question was called
upon agreeing thereto and the call was not seconded
After some conversation upon the resolution between
slessrs. STANIY. HILLIARD, vENABLE, and R N
Mr.. billiard moved to amend the resolution bya.
ding, f incompatible with the public interest," aiig
the word p Hqpss u the second Line not agreed To-
to the resolution, as modified BY the mover. The s
geston 81 the gentleman from Georgia, [Ar. A. H. SrE
yh pYKE o ssssd he o following resolution
ResOlued That the COMMITTEES on the Post Offices ad
Post Roads be instructed inquire into the expectancy
man.own, and also one from Pianeld Breckenridge. both
in the State Of New Jersey sgn
M. HOLMES offered the following
Resolved, That thh Committee Commerce. do report
practicable % The House upon The prop,sty
dismissed BY the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
M MARSHALL. offered the following resolution:
report this House. in tabular form, fret. tho totsI
Of hemp annually paichssed for the use Of ~
the Isl day q january sa the prices paid and dass
and places e sna uhs e., % show T. said ss
and preparation % purchased annually and The prices ps
results Of any upon the Comparative strsns
Of foreign hemp and American waeI-rotied hemp which
have been made under direction OF, reported to, lb
Navy Department within the period,
Mr. p. KING having objected 10 its adoption at thsl
time. this resolution lies over Tor one day,
Mr.. r. H. STANTON offered the following resolR
ton:
Rssoved That 900 copies the Presidents message
printed ia the German language Tor the Of The HOUSE
Mr. soWLlN objected e The adoption q The Is;clu
Mr. F. p. STANTON offered the following resolutioi
d That mo 2" q e
entry atMemphis in the State Of Tennessee, and Iepc
by bill or otherwise. a &
M. JONES offered the following resolution:
R,solv a. That the Committee on Naval Affairs be b
stucted to report bill abolish the practice Ct hoggy
in the navy.
On this resolution the previous question was cslled
u" Mr. Holmes objected to its pre,en, consideration
The SPEAKER ruled his objection out OF order, u
previous question having been called.
Mr. MORSE, after few remarks, appealed from IN
decision.
cision OF the Chair was sustained:
The question upon the demand for the previous que
ton was then put by teilers and was not seconded
M HOi,M MES here renewed his objection to The pre-
ent consideration Of the resolution and It according
VA. a MrSnsR moved an adjournment upon which M
ton the yeas and nays having been demanded, i vs.
Withdrawn .
Mr. WOODWARD offered the following resolution
R,.oved That IL be referred The Committee on Pr
Offices and Post Roads, 10 inquire into the expediencyf
establishing the Owing man routes IN sho o'ae " %"
Carolina, 10 wits !. $50, <,,..
From Camden in kershaw district, by the Of Ride
,cnI 10 Winnsboto', the district OF Fairfield nj
hence on by the way OF Monticello, the village Of Ne
berry ia Newbeuy district.
From Rocky Mount the district OF Fairfield, 10 Log
Street in the district OF Lancaster Ia :.
From Darlington Court House TO Camden, In kershS
district. tNDN #sfR 49& fM n
Agreed TO. 49,
Member here moved an adjournment; which VS.
Mr. SAVAGE offered the following resolution;
R,soved That the President Of the United States be
.necnIlv reaue sted communicate to this House tc
vded the publication thereof be not preudicial 20
knowledge of executive department relative to
alleged extraordinary proceedings OF the English goy
ment in the orcibe seizure and occupation oil the an
Tivre in the State OF Nicaragua, Central America X
ali facts, ccum stances, communications within
knowledge ihe Executive relative 70 any seizure o
PATTON OF attempted SEIZURE occupation by the rns
government OF any port, river town, territory, or is'snd
longing 10, claimed by, any Of The States o. Oeh
America also he be requested TO communicate =.
House (f not incompatible with the public INTEREST,"
treaties not heretofore Published. which may have u
negotiated any of the STATUS oil Central Amencay
any person acting by authority OF the late ndmnisus'
or under the auspices OF the present Executive