The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-04

Mr. DODGE Of Iowa presented he n,s.n,,,;., u 4.
legislative assembly Of the Territory of Mnnsso,a Az
ing The Improvement Of certain roads in that Tsrrtory
which was referred to the Committee on Roads .1d
Mr. b. also presented q memorial Of the Legislative
assembly q lhs Territory Of Minnsso!a asking The
Saltwater and 81 Paul. in that Territory; which
referred TO the Committee the Post Once and Post
Mr. D. also presented memorial of the Legislative
assembly Of the Territory Of Minnesota asking the con.
sruciion Of military road from Fort Smelling % .hs
Committee on Roads and Canals sgaa n
Mr. d. further presented memorial Of the Legislative
assembly 0f the same Territory, asking appropriation
rivsr; which was referred to the COMMITTEES on Indian
Nj. b. also presented q memorial from the general
9 s ss1 lie
Anthonyi which was referred to the COMMITTEES on Com
merce. . as Gs #&s n rss.4 .lsa w
asking that the Legislature may BE- empowered to sell
lease otherwise dispose of the lands granted for the
q schools in that Terrory which referred 70
Mi. BADGER presented the petition Of John Mitchell.
naval pensioner, asking increase Of his pension
which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs
heirs of Robert Courtney. and tie memorial 20 d ne
widow and heirs Of John Unkuhyson, asking indemnity
for French spoatons prior to lsoo which ordered
The RI " VICE PRESIDENT laid before ,he Senate res
0luton passed by the legislative assembly OF Mnneso
ia, in favor Of the removal Of the Chippewa Indians from
the lands ceded by them TO the United Sates that Ter
rory which was referred to the Committee on Indian
Affairs
Also the following memorials Of the Legislative assem-
"A memorial asking the establishment OF mail. route
from Prairie du Crosse to Madison that State which
was referred to the Committee on the Post Office and Post
memorial asking the establishment Of mail-route
from the Falls OF 81 Croix TO La ponte, on Lake Supe
ror; which was referred TO the Committee on the Post
memorial asking ,he establishment Of a marine hos
piia Rock island, the Mississippi river; which
referred TO the Committee on Commerce.
memorial asking The establishment Of mail. route
from Waukesha 10 Cedarbug, in that State; which
referred to the COMMITTEES on the Post Office and Post
Roads ea ases4. WI NJ M
memorial asking gfant OF land 10 aid in the con-
sruciion OF railroad from the Falls OF ST. Crox Lake
Superior; which referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands ~ M
The VICE PRESIDENT also presented the memo
rial Of national railroad convention, assembled AT
81. LOUIS. Missouri, in October, ls49, asking the
road and electric telegraph. and establishing line Of
military posts across the central portion Of the United
States from the Mssssigpi river to The Pacific ocean
On motion by Mr.. BENTON,
Ordered. That Il lie on the table.
Mr.. PHELPS presented the memorial Of the heirs and
legal representatives OF +. w. Geycr asking indemnity
for French spoaons prior to the year 1905 which was
Mr. SEBASTIAN presented the petition Of Thomas
johnson and John B. johnson. asking the reimburse.
ment OF expenses incurred in defending defective title 10
certain lands, derived from the government; which
referred 10 the Committee of Claims.
Mr.. BERRlEN presented the memorial OF the widow
and heirs Of Abraham Lasportas asking indemnity for
French spo.lions prior 70 1905 which was ordered to
Mr. ATCHISoN presented memorial Of the Iesi.!a
ture Of the Stale Of Missouri in favor Of the construction
of central national railroad from the Pacific 10 the Mis-
sespp; which laid on the table, and ordered to be
printed.
semby Of the State oi Missouri. in iavor ol grant Of
land 10 the teamsten who served In the Mexican war
which was referred 10 the Committee Military Affairs
Mr. A. further presented the memorial Of the general
assembly Of the Stale OF Missouri asking donation of
land for the improvement Of the navigation OF White
river; which referred to the COMMITTEES on Public
Lands. and ordered 10 Be printed. \. g,T .ls s19
Mr. A. also presented memorial from the general
assembly Of the State Of Missouri, in relation TO The pre-
Public Lands, and ordered to Be printed.
Mr.. A. further presented memorial Of the general
assembly Of the State Of Missouri asking appfopria
Madrid lands. By making suitable lsvsc which was
referred 70 the Committee on Public Lands and ordered
to be printed.
semby OF the State OF Missouri, in favor OF granting
lands in quantities not less Than forty to every
who s the head Of family not owning other land
which referred 10 the Committee on Public Lands
and ordered TO be printed
MIR. A. also presented q memorial Of The general
sembly Of Missouri, asking donation OF land Tor The
Improvement OF Current river; which was referred 10
the Committee on Public Lands. and ordered 10 be
printed.
Mr. A. also presented a memorial Of the general as
semby Of the State of Missoun. respecting school lands
and for other parposes; which referred to the Com
mitiee on Public Lands and ordered TO be printed.
Mr. A. also presented memorial oil the general as
semby OF the State of Missouri. asking pension for the
soldiers in the militia service in the OF 1925 which
referred to the Committee on Pensions. and ordered
to be printed. 4'es&k.A
Mr.. "A. also presented memorial of the general as
scmby OF the State OF Missouri in favor o granting the
right o. way through The public lands Of the United States
to ne Missouri and Mississippi Railroad Company, and
donating alternate sections 10 aid inconstructng said
road; which was referred to the Committee on Public
Lands. ~
Mr. A. also presented the memorial Of the general as
scmby Of said State. asking extension Of the south
Of the Indian title to certain lands which referred
to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. A. also presented resolutions passed by the general
assembly OF The State Of Missouri, the subject OF
slavery which he requested to have read; and which
were read BY the Secretary a. follows. viz:
Resclvsd by tie gssosi aaxmbiv Of The State Of Ms-
That the federal constitution the result ola
promise between the conflicting interests Of the States
which formed III and in no part instrument y 20 be
the subject Of slavery, excepting some special provisions
having IN view the prospective sboltoa OF the African
slave trade and for the recovery Of fugitive slaves Any
he sasi.c % ss 70 asc, me ,S.aioa Of slavery il the
Sates the District Of Columbia or In the Tcorics h
g say the east violation Of the principle upon which that
That ths nrntories acquired BY the blood and treas
OF the whole nation ought 10 be governed for the com
benet Of the citizens all the Snrss and organ
zaion Of the territorial governments, excluding The c-