The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-03

foreign wars and domestic disturbances, and sss,,.
plenty throughout the land
Oar liberties, religious and civil have been na;,,.
ed the fountains OF knowledge have ali been s.s
open. and means OF happiness widely spread and ,s
rally enjoyed greater than have fallen 10 the ol al ~
other nation. And, while deeply penetrated with y,a
tnde Tor the past lei hope that His all wise proyiS
will so guide our counses as that they shall teselss
giving satisfaction TO our constituents, securing hs ~
OF The country. and adding new strength to the uDiis
w., -. MiLLARD FILLMORE
On motion by Mr.. MANGUM. it was
: Ordered. That The message and accom- panying doc.
msn,s be lad apoa The labe and haithe usual humble
On motion. the Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE,
AHA m, precisely, the Speaker, assuming the eh..
called the House TO order when the Clerk proceeded
call the roll. and the following members snswsrsS
their names
From .Maine--Messrs Rufus R. Goodenow Nah
9 Liltle6eld, John Olis Cullen Sawlelle, and Cbs.
From Ney Hampshire -Messrs George w Mo,,.,.
Charles i; Peaslee. and Amos Tuck.
!, From psrmont --Messrs William Hebard, Wil;aI
Henry. and Lucius Peck. A's1I
Duncan, Samuel A. Eliot, Grin Fowler Josenb Gna. NJ
Horace Mann, and Julius Rockwell ''''ls'
From Rhode Isiand.-Messrs Nathan +. Dixon an
George G. King. 10y
From Coaneeficu,. -Messrs. Waller Roo,h ~
B. Butler Channcey + Cleveland, and Loren p. Waldo
from Neg fork--Messrs. George r. Andrews. Davil
A Bokee,, George Briggs, Lorenzo Burrows. Harmon
longer, W illam DueT, Daniel Colt, Herman D. Gould
William J. Jackson, John A King, Preston King, Orss
mus b. Matteson, William Nelson, j. Phillips fh@o,
Harvey pS W,am Elijah Rslsy Robert 4 Rose,
Peter 4. Sylvester. Ebrdge g Spauldng, Walter Unde,
hill. Hiram Walden, and Hugh White
From NsU Jersey. Messrs, Andrew K Hay, Jam,
G. King, William A. Newell, John Van Dyke and isas
From Peansyiyania Messrs. Samuel Calvin. Jos.
Casey, Joseph II Chandler. Joel b Danner, Jesse
Dlckey, Milo NJ Dmnck, John Freddy, Alfred Gl
Job Mann. Henry d. Moore, Andrew j. Ogle, Char.
w. Pitman, Robert r. Reed John Robbins. III. Thbms
Ross, Thaddens Stevens, William Strong, and Dsy
Wilmot
From Delaware.--Mr John w Houston.
From Maryiand,--M essrs Richard l. Bowie, Alexsu
der Evans. John b. Kerr, and Robert M McLans.
From Vuginia --Messrs. Thomas H. Avere,t, Thoma
A. Edmonson. Thomas ). Raymond, Alexander ri Hot
lday. James Mcdowell, Fayette McMullen Richar
K Meade, John s Millson, jeremiah Morton. and jaime
From North Carolina Messrs William 5. Ash,
Joseph P. Caldwell, Thomas L. Clingman, John B.
Daniel. Edmund Deberry, David Outlaw, Augustine ID
shsspp pa and and Abraham eaah,.a v: venable
Isaac 4. Holmes
From Georgia -Messrs. Howell Cobb, Thomas q
Hackelt Hugh A. Harason, Joseph W. jackson, AlsI
-.
From Aia6ama- Messrs. Sampson W. Harris Hem
w. HilliaId, David Hubbard. and Samuel W. inge
From Oh,o-Messrs Joseph Cable. David k Cartte
than Evans, Joshua R. Giddings, Moses Hoagand' W;1
liam +. Hunter, John X Miller. Jonathan d Morris N
son b Odds. Emery D. Potter, Joseph NJ Root, Robel
G Schenck. Charles SweetseT, John l. Taylor, Samo
From Kentucky. -Messrs. Linn Boyd, Daniel Breed
James l. Johnson, John c. Mason, Richard H. Stained
and John Y. Thompson.
Ewing. Meredith I. Gentry. lsham O. Harris. Andre
Johnson George w. Jones, John H. Savage Frederick n
Stanton, James H. Thomas, Albert G. Watkins, al
Christopher H. Williams
J. Brown. Cyrus L. Durham, Willis A German, All
drew Harlan, George w. Julian, Joseph f. Nc Donald
and John L. Robinson
From Mtnos.--Messrs. John A McClernand, Johd
Wentworth, and Thos. r. Young.
From Missourl--Messrs. VIM v. NJ Bay, James B|
Bowlin, James S. Green. Willard p Hall. and John 81
Phelps.
From Arkausos --Mr Rober, w. johnson.
=, From Michigan. -Aessrs. Kinsley s Bingham, Alex
w Buel, and VIM Spraguss
From fforida:-M. 4; Darlington Cab.ll
From Iosca MIR. Shepherd Letter.
From CdiJornid.-Mr. Edward Gilbert.
quorum being present,
Mr.. billiard moved the appointment of the usua
committee. to act with similar committee of the Senaw
TO inform the President OF the United States that Congre
had assembled and were ready to receive any commuh
cation he may have 10 make 10 them $50
The Clerk Of the Senate here appeared al the bar Of III
House, and made the usual announcement of the organ
cation of that body lEIlrT :
Mr. JONES moved that the Clerk Of the House be a
rected TO inform the Senate of the organic alton of the
House: agreed TO. ff $50
Mr.. PEASLEE presented the credentials of Mr.. Gso
he resignation of MIR. Wilson, OF New HAMPSHIRE an,
ieslred that that gentleman be sworn In. sl q gs
MIR. TUCK presented the memorial OF Mr.. JARED Pm
SIss the contestant for the seat claimed by Mr. MoRRI
ION which referred to the Committee OF Electiona
. Mr.. DiMMICK presented the credentials Of Mr. Jor
DAssER the member elected to supply the vacancy ID
The delegation from Pennsy wanna caused by the death
he late Hon. Henry Mes; when,
These two new members being sworn in, tH
The question was next put on agreeing TO the resolu
ion moved BY Mr. HrLLrARD; which having beet
adopted,
The SPEAKER appointed Messr.. HnLaaD, Dura
md Mcdowell TO be the pint committee the part o
he House to wait the President Of the United States
Ind make TO him the usual announcement OF the organ
,aion OF Congress
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas. offered the usual resoluI
ion for The drawing for the seats
Mr.. STEPHENS moved an amendment thereto proI
riding that friend II each member, who may be absent
lick in the city, shall be entitled to draw for him.
Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, wonld gladly vote iol
his amendment, but would not accept itas modiicato
J, hs proposition. being anxious test the sense OF h
Mr. EVANS, OF Maryland. moved an amend,neo, ID
hat amendment, extending the privilege OF drawing Tod
eats to all members who may be sick elsewhere
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas, objected TO the amend
nent TO the amendment the ground thai its adoption
would involve a wide departure from the well esiab
ished rule OF permitting those members who reached
his city on the first day OF the suit hemselv
irsi with seats ~ the hall
Mr. SCHENCK suggested the proprety Of amending
he amendment OF Mr.. STEPHENS by making II smp 4
rovlson that one OF the colleagues of Mr. OwES-tb1
MY member sick in the ciiyhe permitted draw sea-
or him
Mr STEPHENS b,v;n. .,.o,,., ~, s,ogee,iop n