The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-10

.,oo bill, $3.50 o0o) to enable the Clerk to purchase
Sooks 10 BE- donated 10 new members OF Congress-.
@sT debate on this amendment TO the amendment be-
.s,a Msssrs. THOMPSON Of mississippi, ylNT0N,
a sSTANTON OF Kentucky, crit.
y nI omnn,ion OF Mr. BAYLY, the committee rose.
a. .nd Inc Speaker having resumed the chair,
Mr. BAYLY moved ss Isual resolution 70 stop ~ de.
JSns IN one minute after 1t should again be taken
y Committee OF the Whole on the state of the Union
sh was as q Mr. BAYIY the House again suspended
On nO soS went into COMMITTEES q ihs Whole On The
&c he Unon (Mr. BowIIN In the Chair y and The
",ee having again taken up the bill to supply def.
snrss heretofore made for the pay and mileage Of mem
Th o. amendment to the amendment. appropriating
no more for the purchase OF books to be donated 10
y, %smbers was agreed TO.
NJ, FITCH moved further TO amend the said amend.
EN- 0 delegates from New Mexico and Dsssret al he
~ raie as the delegate from Oregon is paid
/ NJ SWEETSER raised point of order. There were
sach persons known 10 the House these delegates
aos n order when, alter debate between Messs
VIII n H. SWEETSER, THOMPSON or Mississippi, and
En0)tVARD, the decision OF the Chair was overruled
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS FOR THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE
Mr.. HOUSTON proposed TO amend the amended
sndment BY adding an appropriation Of $500 to pro-
IA hs usual SET Of public documents for the Presidents
3,nson 1; and then,
l .I,sr debate between Messrs HOUSTON for, and
pOWN Of Mississippi against il, the said amendment to
I amendment was not agreed to-ayes 90, noes g.
The question then again recurring on the amended
NJ ViNTON moved, as an amendment to the amended
endment an appropriation to pay Hugh N. Smith and
bah W Babbt late applicants Tor seats as delegates
I'M New Mexico and Deseret, from their arrival in
arlington to the date Of the rejection Of their respective
kDlcalions, and each $4,000 mileage.
fDe Chair ruling this proposition TO be out OF order,
MI VINTON appealed; and the question the appeal
NJ put the decision OF the Chair was not sustained
Is as, noes rs.
8 MI vRToNs amendment being in order. there arose
Sae between Messrs VINTON for, and STRONG
nst il; when il was adopted and as amended by the
option Of this second appropriation. the amended amend
notion mott d MI BAYLY, the said bill was laid aside,
be reported to the House with the recommendation that
10 pass. u
THE MONEY DUE TO MEXICO
Ina BAYLY next introduced bill to provide for the
nen OF the next ins,ament due under the treaty OF
6adalupe Hidalgo, not yet provided for BY law
|Mr DISNEY proposed to amend the said bill when
|Mr. THOMPSON, OF Mississippi. raised point Of
Her II clearly out OF order for the chairman OF the
amii,ee Of Ways and Means Che mainIaned) to intro
appropriation bills into the Committee OF the Whole
the state Of the Union previous TO reporting them 10
aber conversation between Messrs BAYLY, THOMP-
N Of Mississippi and BOYD, the former (by leave)
hdrew the said bill
WEST POINT.
|Mr BAYLY then moved that the committee do now
up the West Point Academy appropriation bill, with
Alter debate between Messrs BAYLY, JONES,
FANS OF MARYLAND THOMPSON, OF Mississippi,
BBARD, SCHENCK, and MORSE,
On motion Of Mr. BAYLY, the committee rose and the
Nj meved the usual resolution to stop the debate on
bill in five minutes after shall be next again taken
Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union:
On motion Of MIR. b., the House again went into a
nntlse Of the Whole on the state Of the Union, mr.
kwLR in the chair
Mr. JONES moved that the committee do report the
ct Point appropriation bill back to the House, that i
~ be referred again 10 the Committee of Ways and
ans not agreed to.
Mr. GRINNEI.L moved an amendment to the said bill.
gned to make the pay, rations, the compensation
owed to The professors OF French and drawing equal
those Of all the other professors at the United States
After debate between Messrs. GRINNELL for, and
YLY against this proposition. il was not agreed to.
On motion, the committee then and the chairman
r BowLS] having reported the two bills therein con-
ertd, with the recommendation that they be passed,
The pay and mileage deficiency bill was taken up and
kd twice aJs
Mr. STRONG moved to amend the said bill by insert
the words "fve dollars" before the words per diem,
herring to the proposed pay Of the delegates from New
Ico and Deseret) ht
The SPEAKER then caused the said bill to be read at
gin wnen,
After conversation between the SPEAKER and Mr..
0MPS0N of Mississippi.
NJ. THOMPSON moved to strike out the clause oil
bill allowing pay and mileage to the claimants oil
20 from New Mexico and Deserct, and also the pro-
non apopraing $50 900 for the purchase OF books Tor
y members; bat
The SPEAKER ruled that motion to be out Of order; ;
5in T9,s
Mr. THOMPSON. Of Mississippi, amended his mo-
as only 10 propose to strike out the provison<al
wing pay and mileage to the gentlemen claiming seats
20 New Mexico and Deseret. st IA s6 5000 +.
W. WHITE moved the previous question; which be-
seconded by the House, the amendment OF Mr.
hong was agreed to- ra. !.
hs questions then recurring the amendment OF Mr.
DkPsoS. OF Mississippi, the said amendment was (by
as) not agreed to--ayes 40, noes Sc.
The question recurring ordering the bill TO be en-
used and read the third time, 1t was agreed to.
Mr. BAYLY demanded the yeas and nays on the pas
Ne Of he bill; which being ordered, the said bill was
assed-yeas rs, nays II, the Speaker voting in the
Egiye
Mr. THOMPSON, OF Mississippi, moved TO reconsider
pal vote, and then 10 lay that motion on the table; on
/ heh last motion he demanded the yeas and nays.
When, on motion, the House Adjourned.
THE LOTTERY.
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