The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-10

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The VICE PRESIDENT stated that the csnsus bill
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Mr. DAVIS The census bill il. then. the regular order
or to-day and hope the Senate will 90 me the favor %
The cE VI sS' sSGsif z said that BE- found no M
but 70 take the special orders in the order n which
Mr. DAVIS. Do understand that the motion of the
honorable senator from New York mr. DIcxlssosl + in
The VICE PRESIDENT. The Chair understands thas
MI DAVIS, Then would merely observe 10 The Sem
ate that 90 really hope that the census bill will b taken
not proceed 70 iake up the bill from the Finance Commit
tee ' Y proposed By the senator from New York dc
lit think at least Be disposed 81 during hecourss
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| Mr.. DICKINSON. This i matter in which I have
R5:Dn feeling sI, &, sss.s ,ns BI s% s y
sideraton of the deficiency bill Il cannot take long
not whsle day at the most. think while the bll Of
debate senator wSo 0as 4 @
Mr. DAwsoN,1 and has motion pending that alteJ
is whole structure from beginning to end, has been sud
with Us again probably il day q two Il seems @ q I, me-
therefore, that for that reason the Senate should not
proceed to the consideration q the census bill This
matter that wish taken up affects the finances Of the
government and in my Judgment should b promptly
acted upon in the form in which q paas 70 thst ne
sgs S Tsy have n Oess e q 4
made BY The census bill, and there can Be great dsr
ence with this Therefore, shall not give way ior
anything, but will call upon the Senate 70 ake up his
M DOUGLAS. Irse, Mr. President, merely to eive
notice that 4 this deficiency bill is net taken VIZ ehau
Mr, DAVIS. of Massachusetts MI President. ihink
have manifested much consideration and respect Tor
the wishes of gentlemen as could be asked, since this
subject has been under consideration has been pott
poned from day to day, and from week 70 week, until il
has manfesty reached period when tshoud Be passed
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taking Ibis -ns msssas ap and vii VII stand y Ps 10 hs
MI KING. Mr. President. i am one Of those who are
disposed to 60 with the honorable senator from Massa
chusetts in taking up the census bill had made up
siton made for it should certainly be acted upon
The only thing regret is that the honorable senator
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gss to my friend from Massachusetts that. under tie
shall return; and Of course he viii return a. soon =
possible. make this suggestion from no disposition 10
throw obstacles in the way Of acting upon this bill, but
because know the honorable senator from Georgia
took very active part in the discussion upon this cab
ect when was last under consideration hope there
FORE the honorable senatorfom Massachusetts will look
at it in that light; and whenever that senator shall NJ
turn, he should be prevented from returning In
few days, shall cheeruly vote for taking up this BILL
and IN action upon I'LL / i settled M
for i is taken up now the discussion will b pa! upon
those gentlemen who have not turned their attention 70
Mr. BUTLER Mr., President, am inclined q think
that the honorable senator from Georgia will not return
to his seat within two weeks. That is what undsrsand
Mr. DAVIS. Of Massachusetts,. Tin his seat, That i
Mr. BUTLER. give this suggestion merely for in-
Mr. KING Under these circumstances. Mr. Prssi-
dent Sos sea the pSSis nj "a that have svov
important TO the country that should be acted upon -
M MI + DAVIS Of Massachusetts Mr.. President wish
to show every possible indulgence to the honorable
ator from Georgia; and there would be more
ucant than myself do anything that might be thought
tines and though am not able to speak with certainty
upon this subject have the belief that the honor
able senator from South Carolina cntertans, that the
Mr.. DICKINSON. II i with me entinsly public
up the deficiency b because i urgent that the mstsss
should be acted upon. Although the census bill has bean
postponed many tines and the efforts Of the honorable
sss s. yet that as's ssms b S
considered the special order for every Thursday This
deficiency bill has passed the other branch Of the egs
ture, and the departments 10 want Of the money i
ask those who sustain the executive government TO join
with me in taking up this bill.
Mr.. BELL Mr. President, desire to say that agree
with the honorable from Massachusetts TO the
importance OF taking up the BILL either now or at
some early day desire, however, suggest TO that hon.
oabe senator that the honorable from Georgia.
who s unfortunately absent interested in The
question. and honorable senator Mr. DAvn, Of Me4s
spp whom know 10 be better acquainted with hn views
and the considerations which he desires presentto the
Senate than any other gentleman, 10 hmself now eck
and think very probable that he will be able TO be in
senator takes considerable interest in the question
gard the amendment offered by the senator from GeoF
gia The senator from Georgia. all know. has n
ken considerable responsibility upon himself n ohsring
the amendment which changes the whole bill and ~
relation 10 these circumstances II IN desirable that ne
should have friend 10 give 10 the Senate the mo-
ives and grounds which induced him TO this amend
ment. saw the honorable senator yesterday, and
think that he may be here tomorrow next day, and
offer this suggestion for short delay But
for that consideration should give my support, my cor
dial support the senator from Massachusetts IN taxing
up this bill, believe that the consideration Of tnet
ought not to be much longer posponed hough
think two or three days will not be material IN ~
effects
MIR DAVIS, OF Massachusetts,. Mr.. President, will
lust inform The Senate that there is no probability Of he
senator from Georgia returning in short period This
measure ought not manifesty, to be postponed till ho
return; and hope that the Senate WILL under that con-
alteration, proceed to take II up, and act upon IL
The question being then taken upon the motion By Mr.
)tcxrNsoN IL was lost on dvison--aves IS. uoSe TO-