The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-01

-. discussion now would change no ones opinion.
shs vote against the bill but q the sams tme having
objected . re v.ss gssu as 70 hsn sSs vote
Mr. DicRiNSON 90 hSps The tine viii come when Be-
ssnsson and two upon II the other day. with the
Sss. and nsys when the Senate unusually full. II
has been lost once or twice Tor want q Sms ana gens
lido hope my friends will take u up ana Pas. ~ ,u
Mr.. DAWSON. The motion was made that this bill
should be read third time but M vas Sss oolee,so 70 y
ground that should be postponed Tor consideration
Mr.. DICKINSON. Tin his seat) For engrossment
DAWSON no 81 ~ ssa rssa -
grossment delayed simply for senators TO have time
70 consider it, We are now but "a out Of 90 members
and shall we take important like this, and
force through this body granting as il does appro-
uriston OF not less than 500 900, and probably OF not
less than million in the end in this hasiy mannerl |
vote socS an
and. il the yeas and nays were called Il would be found
that the bill would Be passed BY vote great deal
lsss than majority Of the Senate !. would be passed
Mr. DICKINSON ii The senator had been here a.
long a. have--(hen perceivng that Mr. BERRIEH had
2 ~ sssn. Is s. GSsSs and
tsIly should Dc opposed 70 any rsgulsI Or hasy mode
BE- further heard upon the subject j is the purpose o.
my colleague 70 discuss this question further will
tain him In postponing II 70 another times any othe
member Of The Senate desires to be further heard
should think proper that should not in this regu
lar way, prevent him. But there has been full expires
sion Of the opinion of the Senate and ii nobody desire
70 Be further heard, would not delay the action upoI
the bill BY mere question Of form
Mr. DAVIS. OF Massachusetts, voted against thi
BILL for thought II would move the mint to New Yorl
from PhiIadelphia. think the matter was very far
discussed; the question very fairly taken, and Their
was very fair expression OF opinion. rise to expires
ne hope that the passage OF the bill may no longer
Mr.. DAWSON. will not discuss il further Iii wa
any other bill. should oppose ii in the same way
The qneston being then taken upon the third readin
Of the bill. il ordered; and the bill was read thr
time and passed with the following title: An act
ssabsh branch Of the mint OF the United States in h
city Of New York, and branch mint and an assayer'
oehes at San Francisco. in California
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. BUTLER submitted the following resolutions
which were considered BY unanimous consent, an
adopted:
Rssossd That the Vice President be requested to CON
information Of the death of the Hon FRANKLIN ELMoRl
laie senator rom said State.
Rssnpsd That tho Secretary OF the Senate be directed
pay out at the contingent fund 70 Mrs Harriet O. Elmor
widow oflhe late FRANKLIN n. ELMoRE whatever ma
- due his estate for per diem and mileage
Mr. YULEE Submitted the following resolution
which was considered by unanimous consent, and agree
To-:
ResoIvsd, That the. committee OF arrangements be q,
thcssed 70 make suitable provision for the removal Of Ii
rsmains Of The Hon FRANxLis H. ELxoaE to the place
interment appointed by his family.
On motion, the Senate then adjourned