The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-05

granted 10 that State for that suppose, shall make equal
2 the quantity heretofore granted 70 any other State 70.
time by its title, and referred 70 the Committee on Public
Lands,
ADVERSE REroRrs
The following were taken up and concurred in, es
The Senate proceeded consider the adverse report OF
the Committee Public Lands the petition Of Peter
Hocer, William Rierden. and others. and, in
renee herewith,
.esoued That the prayer OF the petitioners be not
granted"
The Senate proceeded to consider the adverse report Of
the Committee Of Claims the petition of James Gof
and, in concurrence herewith,
Rssolpsd. That the claimant entitled 70 relief"
The Senate proceeded to consider the report OF the
Committee OF Claims on the petition of the adminstra-
tors Of John Anderson, deceased, and,
On motion BY Mr. FELCH
4" Ordered, That il be recommed TO lhe Committee Of
The Senate proceeded % consider the report Of the
Committee OF Claims on ahe petition OF John McAyey
and, IN concurrence herewith,
Rssovsd That the petitioner il entitled reefv
The Senate proceeded to consider the adverse report Of
the Committee on Pensions the memorial Of Susannah
Rose, and. in concurrence herewith,
Ordered That tho committee be discharged from the
further considera'i ion OF the petition"
The Senate proceeded to consider the report Of the
Committee of Claims the petition of Martin Dubois
and, in concurrence Herewith,
Ordered, That the committee be discharged from the
further consideration OF the petition"
The Senate proceeded to consider the report Of the
Committee on Pensions on the petition OF VIM c. Sier-
rett. and, in concurrence Herewith,
Ordered That the c,nmitee be discharged from the
further consideration OF the petition"
The Senate proceeded TO consider the report oil the
Committee Pensions the petition OF VIM c. Keene,
and, IN concurrence herewith, g
"Osd0sd, That the commiuee be discharged from The
further consideration Of the peton'
The Senate proceeded to consider the report Of the
Committee on Pensions on the petition OF Garet Burns,
and, in concurrence herewith
Ordered, That the committee be discharged from the
further consideration Of the petition"
The, Senate proceeded to consider the report Of the
Committee Of Claims on the memorial uf Edward Tracy
and others, and, in concurrence herewith,
Rssoivsd That the prayer Of the memorial ough, not 10
be granted"
The Senate proceeded to consider the report of the
Committee OF Claims the petition OF Thomas B. Win.
ston. and, in concurrence herewith,
Ressiped, That the prayer Of the petitioner ought
be granted
Committee on Naval Affairs the petition of John j.
Gasson, and, in concurrence herewith,
Rs.o,.d, That The prayer Of The petitioner be not
granted"
The Senate proceeded to consider the report OF the
Committee Pensions the petition of VIM Ferguson,
and, in concurrence herewith,
Rssopd That the prayer Of the petitioner ought
be graned." Yg ta
The Senate proceeded TO consider the report Of the
Committee Naval Affairs tie memorial Of the off,
GERS OF the United States shipof Boston, and, in
concurrence herewith, .ti
"Ro,ped. Tha, the prayer of tho petitioners be MOI,
granted"
The Senate proceeded to consider the report Of the
Committee Naval Affairs the petition of julius
Metre, and, in concurrence herewith,
"Re,o,vsd. That the prayer Of the petitioner be no,
granted"
The Senate proceeded to consider the report OF the
Committee OF Claims the petition of ~ B. Hill. ad.
minstato OF Gilbert Stalker deceased, and in
renee herewith,
Re,olpsd That the claim OF N. B. H administrator Of
boat James Adams be rejected"
The Senate proceeded to consider the report OF the
Committee Pensions the petition OF certain citizens
OF Pennsy wanna in behalf OF Elizabeth Porter, widow
Of Joseph Porter, and, in concurrence herewith,
Resolved. That commiuee be discharged Gom the
further consideration OF the penion"
PATENT OFFICE REPORT.
Mr. WALKER Mr. President, during the recess of
Congress- the Commissioner OF Patents mentioned to me
that Congress had omitted 10 make any order Tor the pub
LEGATION of copies OF the Patent Oce Report for the use
of the Patent Office. Ii inadvertence, presume
and the result has been that that office has had Of
the Patent Office Report for their rise Tor the pur
pose of making the motion that the usual number OF the
Patent Office Report do not know what the usual num-
Der is that is appropriated to the Patent Ocebe printed
for the Of that office. know that the Commissioner
has abored unse, some IN consequence Of
and the necessary number OF copies can be stricken of
The PRESIDENT. Has the senator examined the or.
Mr.. WALKER. have not | presume they were
not provided for, as they had received none.
The PRESIDENT. Neither have we.
Mr.. PEARCE will inquire of the honorable sena-
tor what the usual number is
Mr.. WALKER / think that the Commissioner men,
toned TO me that the usual number was 800.
The PRESIDENT. The Chair would suggest TO the
honorable senator to delay his motion. The copies Of
the report have yet been distributed Il is to be pre-
sumed that the usual order was made which gives 10 the
Patent Office portion OF the report when printed.
Mr.. WALKER The Commissioner Of the Patent Of
fee said that there was no order TO that effect.
The motion 10 print was then Withdrawn.
Mr.. WALKER subsequently said Upon examina-
ton of the Journal find that i've hundred copies OF the
agricultural part OF the Patent Office Report ordered
10 be printed for the Of the Patent Office, but that
OF the first part OF the report were so ordered.
find the record upon the journal OF the last session.
S. 95 40, and 3le On the latter page the journal says
The vIcR PRKpEsr before the Senate the Report Of
the Commissioned OF Patents being No OF his annual
report for the 1884, consinins statistical and other in
formation In relation sgrculture which was referred TO
COMMITTEES Patents and the Patent Olice.
On otion by Mf TuRssy, that the report be printed,
and that thirty thousand copies in addition 20 the usual
nubcr be printed for the Of tho Senate and five hun
dred additional copies for the Of the Commissioner Of
"odesd Ths, tho motion be referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on Phnting" ntrs teN
will therefore move sir, that FIVE hundred copies of
the first part Of the Patent Office Report Tor ls4e be printed
for the OF the Patent Oce suppose they have re-
Mr.. PEARCE. would suggest that we might a. well
order FIVE hundred copies from the number already ordered
Tor the use OF the Senae to be given 70 the Patent Oh
Rce. Out OF the immense number we have ordered, we
could well spare hve hundred copies S8
Several SrsAToRs. That is the better way.