The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-25

Mr.. JONES moved the recOn6loerauOn Oh tne vote Dy
which the bill had been referred the previous day 70
the Committee Of the Whole House. in order TO its
reference to the Committee Of the Whole on the state Of
Mr OLDS trusted the House would not sxree to that
killing he BILL being probable that with that reference
planned that its purpose was 10 enable the said Grand
Lodge to hold real estate, which, without the enactment
Of some such BILL could not be done. Il customary
al as ssss q Sa0n % By nc
banking privileges 10 the corporations and was otherwise
in ali respects unobscdonable; else he would not be
'0eS' On S,On q M AsM6N, the motion 10 reconsider
N Mr. E EVANS, q Maryland. rising to privileged ques
miiies appointed under the Ewing. yestgang rssolu
ton OF Mr. RcHAsDsos on the ground Of other pressing
fhs House having voted to excuse Mr.. T.,
Mr. BAYLY asked and obtained the unanimous con-
sent OF the House to withdraw from before the Commits
on Revolutionary Pensiens certain papers for their
reference to the Commissioner OF the Pension Once
Mr BUTLER. oi Psnnsyssnis, al the request Of Mr.
MoRTo moved 70 rsecsds5 ss tne vote oi me previous
saion q the keeper Of the southern draw OF the Poto
m as 9 make an sssoa 81 q.
cessiiy for the enactment Of said bill; but.
Objection being made leave sysr.S was not granted
The regular order OF business being called for, .n
The SPEAKER announced the hrst business in order
to be reports iron committees. ~
When reports from committees embracing bills, reso-
lutions Joint resolutions adverse rePoA, &c. sew.
orally reported BY Messrs. ASHMUN, THOMPSON, Of
PenIsylvsnia, GERRY, MORSE, SAWTELLE, RUM
SEY, J0HNS0N Of AIksnsas, CRoWELL. McLANA-
HAN, HOWARD. and EWING. and were appropriately
Among d these, Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania, re-
porcd from the Committee the judiciary, ajoint reso
luton allow the Supreme Court Of the United States
clerk q. sEsAs4A3 htsA ta%see1A@A
Mr. CARTIER. rising 10 privileged question, asked
whether this joint resolution had not been rejected on
previous occasion Ia the present session ! !,
M THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvsnis' said mat inns was
MI CARTTER moved that il be laid ON the table;
And on this motion MrsJONES asked the yeas and
Ths resoIution having been sead BY ths Clerk.
Mr. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania claimed the Moor.
Mr. JONES made point Of order The chairman OF
COMMITTEES, on making report, had no right 70 claim
the floor altar the reading Of his report by the Clerk
Upon this point q order shsss % srcss scnvsIsnons
CARTIER, and STEPHENS when
Mr. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania, moved the ref =
erence OF the sd jopt resolution 70 the Committee Of the
w hole on the State of the Union. W.. N N ~
Bm the question beiug on the motion of the ten-
lsman som Ohio Mf. CARTrEal 10 lay the joint resolu
ton on The table, on which the yeas and naye were
ssked and the yeas and nays having next bean ordered,
the motion 70 lay on The table was skreed toysas %,
\ Nj. ITTLEFlEf.D moved to reconsider thxs vcss,
and then 70 Jay that motion on the table; which last
ttion was agreed to. stssE IA ! D
| Mr.. GERRY asked the unanimous consent Of the
House for leave TO introduce resolution, directing the