The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-19

hirty cents think eeiie standard should be fixed Tor
Mr.. B0RLAND.. aTn not al all tenacious about the
wording Of The resolution: will accept any modncanon
which will secure good binding for the documents and 1t
occurred 10 me that tins was as good form 40 any 70
\, WAI.KER II have mol had momenfs time 20
reflect upon IT, II has sprung upon me suddenly, and
hope The senator will allow TO lie until tomorrow
We all know very well that III leave u in tins way,
w shall have the documents bound ast enough 5ele.
- poor as can possibly be done for the maximum
4 Mr' HAMLIN i would ask the attention Of the sen,
aior from Wisconsin for single moment TO a statement
By WHICH think satisfy hun that the resolution
might well be considered al the present moment to
oogy Of the resolution adopted BY the chairman Of
the committee. mainly for the reason that the book which
hold in my band had been laid before the committee as
specimen OF the 10 which the work. could be
done Tor thirty cents. II is very neat syle and il is
quite possible that the Secretary may be able TO
csns was hxsd upon. So iha, The books might be bound
in this style The resolution has that latitude and no
more hope the resolution, therefore, will be adopted
Mr.. BORLAND AS the senator from Wisconsin still
ntimates that 10 his wish that the resolution should lie
over withdraw the proposition for ito immediate consd
Grafton. N
fpd SHss2ss RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED.
Mr. FELCH submitted the following resolution which
was considered by unanimous consent and agreed to-
Odrsd, That 5000 extra copies Of the report Of the
q s. s l ss ss d hs
Mr.. BADGER submitted the following resolution;
which lies over one day, under the rules
"Rssdsd That the thry,thrd rule of the Senate be
misiss On Prn.ins as follows Insert amer the word Sen
from ss q rs
States and such reports and communications from the
q % o. IL s
Ssae and also insert after the word Legislatures these
words, or conventions lawfully called :" ~
Mr.. GWIN submitted the following resolution which
by unanimous consent, agreed to
aBoa sslssd Tiat the COMMITTEES on Military fairs be
e L. G e q s 70 e The
provision FOR extra pay 70 officers and soldiers serving IN
snssrior % the date Of the aforementioned act"
The resolution was introduced BY the following re-
NJ OWN Mr. President in offering the follow
resolution, wish to call the attention Of the Senate g
the merorious claim OF the officers and men who served
in California and Oregon whom it As intended to relieve
Tug olAcers and their families had perform Tie most
mSnisl service, owing 10 the high wages OF labor Gen
Riley could no, employ cook for his family, the wages
sstisabe lady of his Adjatant General tMajor Canby)
supported her family by copying papers for the conyen
Wsstco) at which was present. hissvfe and her sis
isf waited upon the guests Bot Colonel Casey in com
rnand Of regiment, entertained me at bis quarters on
board Of miserable old ship at the wharf al Benica the
dinner and supper having been cooked by his beautiful
and accomplished LADY, and placed before US TO help our
selves could name numerous other instances Of psou
early and prompt action on the subject by the Senate
Y @ee @5ifl NOTICE OF BILL.
+ MIR. PHELPS gave notice that he should to-mor.
on some subsequent day. ask leave 10 introduce
bill changing the places for holding the circuit and district
courts OF the United States the district OF Vermont
s3siast sl55e "a CALIFORNIA LAND CLAIMS.
y Mr. GWIN gave notice that Monday next be should
AJAX leave to take up for consideration the bill tSeoate
6 provide for the examination and settlement OF titles
and claims TO land in California.
4M iR9s4ibs BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE.
Mr.. PRATT, in pursuance of notice. asked and OBJ:
tanned leave to introduce bill increase the salary Of
the Judge of the criminal court OF the District of Co
lumbia; which was read first and second time by its
t's and referred 70 the Committee on the Judiciary
Mr. ATCHISON, IN pursuance OF notice, asked and
obtained leave to introduce bill granting to the State OF
Missouri right OF way and portion of the public
land, for the purpose OF aiding In making railroad from
ST. Louis TO the western limits OF said State; which was
read the fret and second times by unanimous consent
and referred 10 the Committee Public Lands.
Mr.. FOOTE, in pursuance o.. notice, asked and oh.
tanned leave introduce bill for The relief OF Charles
ID. Arfredson late charge daifaes dd interim OF the
United States at the court OF Norway and Sweden which
read the first and second tmes by unanimous con-
sent. and referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Rea-
tons
REVOLUTIONS.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
laop Submitted BY Mr., WHToomB on the 10th Decem-
ber in relation 10 the number OF insane persons IN the
lanaiic asylums OF Maryland supported BY the United
States, and the cost oil each
The resolution was agreed 10.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF the resp
luhon submitted by Mr. CAss the 10Th December, IN re-
lalon certain correspondence between the Secretary OF
State and the Austuanicharge d'afaires
Mr. CASS said that he had yesterday received nforma-
ton which had given him great pleasure and which he
trusted would also give great pleasure TO the Senate The
Executive Of the Uniied States had adopted the very
measure which public opinion had called for, but which
the Senate had refused He had learned that the charge
TO Austria had not gone He took for granted that he
did not remain here al his own suggestion, but that he
would have gone il he bad not been requested TO remain
How long this suspension would continue he could
say He would ask that the Senate allow the resolution
tolie over for Few days.
The resolution accordingly laid upon the table
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF The
luton submitted yesterday by Mr. HUNTER, from the
Committee Finance, proposing additional role OF
the Senate in relation to amendments 10 general appropr
alton bills. s
The resolution was agreed 10.
REMOVALS FROM oYYIcE.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the resolution
submitted December ~, Is49, by Mr. Bradbury in rea-
ton. 10 removals from office.
~ Mr.. DAYTON moved that il be laid upon the table,
but Withdrew his motion at the request OF Mr.. WHIT
COMB, who proceeded TO make some remarks upon the
subject.
A debate here ensued, which will be published here
aftsf
WITHOUT taking any action thereupon, on motion,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
+ MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1850.
After The reading Of the Journal
BRANCH mIsrs IN SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW york CITY.
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