The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-10

lsies to territorial matters II this be done. should
The PRESIDING OFFICER. II win require the
unsnlmons eonsen. Of the Senate to waive all informal
Mr. TURNEY said that this was private letter. and
he should Ike 2 know something about il He objected
M. FO0TE move il lie upon the table
The PRESIDING OFFICER, It is not received at all
THE SEVENTH crssus
message was received from the House OF Represent
atiyes by Mr. Young, their Clerk NH sstss as1
Mr. PRrsipENr: am requested by the House to inform
the Senate that il has passed the blu 70 provide for the
taking Of the seventh census Of the United States with
sundry amendments. whichl am requested to ask the
Mr. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts. moved that the bill be
referred g The Sees Gsasus G1%@iiise ..,h ,o,
mitiee It was dissolved when the report was made
MIR. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts, II 10 suggested py
my friends around me, that should move maj me oi
The PRESiDiNG OFFICER The motion. then. is to
h Ds " 81 'sfs ssSnss rA. . III. motion
The question being taken upon the motion, 4 was
| MI. CLAY, Mr. President. move that The Senate
take up the bill reported by the Committee Of Thirteen
Yesterday uniting all the different subjects connected with
the territory acquired from Mexico witha view 20 make
some disposition OF the bill ask now that i have ITS
MI Mr. HALE HALE hope the honorable senator from
Kentucky will withdraw hi. motion for moment
about TO suggest that the business was not finished
upon the census BILL move that the Chair be author
lied TO appoint this select committee as think that
requires vote OF the Senate TO enable the Chair to DO so
The question being taken upon the motion, Il was
MI. HALE. understand that some Of these amend.
ments very important and move that they De printed
MT. COOPER do not know that shall object to the
printing Of the amendments. il the committee shall re-
quire it, think, however thai action s now required;
and as there is much delay in the printing even Of
few amendments, and it would likely take several
days, think would be well not TO have the printing
tons ought to be in the hands Of the marshas. and
important that there should be speedy action. II the
committee desire it, however, shall make no objection
M Mr. BADGER. would suggest to the senator from
Pennsylvania that he would moi advance the speedy ac
because when the report comes back from the committee
we shall only be involved in difficulty by no! hav-
ing full knowledge Of these amendments.
The question being then taken upon themoon 70 print
On motion by Mr.. CLAY, the bills providing for the
admission Of the State of California the establishment OF
territorial governments for Utah and New Mexico.
and making proposals for the settlement OF the northern
and western boundaries Of Texas, taken up read
second time, and considered as IN committee OF the
MI. CLAY. Mr.. President, so far as have any per.
wish upon the subject It would be to take up that
and p s. We
be willing TO 60 into it to-day; but others who have
spoken upon the subject have supposed that some little
time should be allowed for the consideration OF the
port and Of the measures accompanying j. They have
suggested day to which have objection propose,
therefore, this bill be made the special order OF the
The question being taken upon the motion, it was
agreed to.
BOARD OF ACCOUNTS
The Senate then resumed the consideration of the bill
TO establish board of accounts which, after debate anu
nd nj WA b,