The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-21

tons to those who would stand the most APP
proved in the judgment beyond the grave.
Mr. BUEL, of Michigan, did not intend, he said
TO discuss the topics 80 rife with excitement He
Believed that the Union is not to be- and cannot be
dissolved Should this question ever arise he would
not be found among the enemies Of his country.
He then submitted a resolution in relation to Hun
gary; gave n history of her struggles; maintained
that at one time she showed her ability TO sustain
herself, and that the President had departed from
ence TO our principles and the wishes of the Ameri-
can people by not recognising the de facto govern
ment Of Hungary. These views he earnestly en-
forced; and when he concluded
Mr.. BISSELL, of Illinois, obtained the floor, and
the Committee rose.
Mr. MCLEAN moved that when the House ad
journ, it adjourn to meet ON Monday.
The SPEAKER said that the motion not in
order.
Mr.. MCLEAN then moved that when the House
adjourn to- morrow, it be until Monday.
The SPEAKER also declared this motion out of
order.
And the House adjourned until tomorrow.
The following papers were presented under the
rule, viz
Mr. CHANDLER asked andobtained permission
to withdraw from the Office of the clerk of the
House the memorial and papers of John E. Bis
pham, that they might be sent the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Also, the memorial of Caleb D. Good executor Of
Lieutenant John E. Bispham, Of the United States
navy. Referred to the Committee ON the Judiciary
BY MIR. BINGHAM: A petition of five hundred
citizens of Oakland county, Michigan, for cheap
postage.
Also, the petition of Captain A H. Hanscom, first
regiment Michigan Volunteers, for additional
enumeration.
Also, the petition of two hundred and forty citi-
zens of Plymouth, Michigan, forcheap postage.
By Mr.. PHOENIX: A joint resolution Of the
State of New York, in favor Of the removal of rocks
in he IyfrrIS otax,
BY Mr.. HENRY The petition Of C. C. Wheeler
J. e. Severance and eighty Others, citizens of ia
maica, for post-ro from Jamaica to Wenhal,
Vermont.
By Mr.. EVANS, of Ohio: The petition Of twenty
citizens of Muskingum county, Ohio, for cheap
postage.
BY Mr.. HALFWAY: The petition of Alonzo
Van Fradenburgh and thirty;two dhers, praying
for cheap postage.
Also, the petition of Henry Mosher and sixty
five others. on the subject of cheap postage
BY Mr.. MOORE: A petition Of citizens of Penn
sylvania, asking Congress to grant to actual set
tiers portion of the public lands not exceeding
Mr.. BURROWS presented the petition of An
drew Stanly and seventy others, citizens of the
county of Orleans, New York, asking Congress to
establish the rate Of postage on prepaid letters at
Also, the petition of J. D. Stafford and other citi-
zens of Kendall, Orleans county, New York, on
the same subject.
Mr.. TAYLOR presented the petition of Abraham
Cassill and fifteen others, citizens of jackson
ty Ohio, praying Congress to grant the soldiers
of the war of 1872 and of the Indian wars prior to
that time the same bounty lands as were granted
to those who served in the Mexican war. Refer
red to the Committee on Public Lands.
Also, by Mr.. t.: The petition of Clement Pine
Thomas t. Scott, Johnson Lofand, o. T. Reeves,
j. and ii. McLandbury, and one hundred and ten
others, citizens OF Jefferson county Ohio, earnestly
praying Congress to grant them the benefits Of
CleaD and establish the Of
on prepaid letters at two cents per half ounce.
Referred to the Committee on the Post Office and
Poet Roads.
By Mr.. COLE: A memorial to Congress from
the Legislature OF Wisconsin, asking for appro-
pration Of land to aid in the construction of rail-
road from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to the Missis-
sippi river. Referred to the Committee ON Public
Lands.
Also, memorial of the Legislature of the State
of Wisconsin, asking for the establishment of a
mail route from Muscoda, via Richmond to Adams,
Sank county, Wisconsin. Referred to the Commit
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
Also, the petition of John H. Rountree, ]. +.
Dodge, and others, citizens of Wisconsin, asking
for the establishment of mail route from Dodge
vile, via Wingville, &C., via to Fort Atkinson
Iowa. Referred to the Committee on the Post OF
BY Mr.. PUTNAM: Petition of Isaac c. Bronson
and twenty-five others, of Warsaw, New York, for
the reduction OF postage on prepaid letters to two
cents per half ounce.
hiso, INC IKE petiton OF dlnfnan Holden and
sixty others, of Batavia, New York; and of Isaac
w. Smith and eight others, merchants of Arcade,
New York; and of augustus Frank, jr., and TWEEN
ty-two others, of Warsaw, New York. Referred to
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. GoODENow: The petition of z. p.
Tobie and two hundred and two other citizens of
Lewiston and vicinity also, of s. G. Fessenden and
one hundred and twenty mine other citizens of East
Thomaston, in the State of Maine asking for cheap
postage Severally referred to the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads.
By Mr.. HAY: The petition Of Jacob Howey,
Empson Haines, and thirty others, inhabitants Of
the township Of Woolwich, county of Gloucester,
State of New Jersey, praying Congress TO establish
the rate OF postage ON prepaid letters at two cents
per half ounce.