The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-10

ana second times b. unanimous coor' IA $1,000
AZ ~, 6,ona,nes on lie Judicia" -~sV N"' Ieei'eu
Nd B. also. "a p9fs0' 80 q notice, asked and OBJ
0lnsa say - Luce bill Is. 2D 70 amend The ac
ehifyeu % 81 20 authorize notarles public take aud
ce!hy ans afhrnaiens, and acknow ledSments in
Ia cases p which fead the FIRST and second times
oy unanimous consent, and referred 10 the Committee on
Mr. FELCH, in pursuance of notice, asked and OBJ
tanned leave 10 introduce bill Is 2S) granting TO the
state OF Michigan the right Of way aud donation OF
public land for The construction of shipcana around
The falls OF 81 Mafy's, 10 said State which read
the met and second times BY unanimous consent and re
tered e the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr; = also, M pursuance Of notice, asked, and OBJ
famed leave 10 Introduce bill Is 29) granting the
state OF Michigan The tight OF way, and donation OF
paolc land Tor ne pelpose OF constructing road from
saginaw 10 Montreal ryer, with branch from the Grand
ver ino zoe Hlme heh read the first aud second
unes oy unanimous CONSENT and referred TO the Com
gir K also in pursuance of notice. asked and obtained
leave 10 introduce bill IS 800 extend the time for Sc
ecung lands granted 10 the State OF Michigan for saline
purposes which read toe FIRST and second times by
unanimous consent. and referred to The Committee
Mr. BORLAND, in pursuance OF notice, asked and OBJ
tanned leave TO introduce bin Is 3l) for The relet OF
Mark Bean and Richard ii Bean, OF Arkansas which
was read The hrs, aud second times by unanimous
SEM, and referred 10 The Commttee Public Lands.
Mr. b. Also III pursuance ofnotice asked and obtained
leave 70 intIoluce bill Is 3d. Tor The relief of Marga
.
ny unanimous consent and referred 10 The Committee
Pensions.
Mr.: NORRIS, in pursuance OF notice, asked and OBJ
tanned leave noduce bill Is 33) for the relief OF
Mrs; Z. A. Mcneil, widow OF the late General John
Mcsse; which was read the first and second times by
unanimous consent and referred 10 the Committee on Pen
sions.
Mr. DODGE. OF iowa. in pursuance of notice. asked
and obtained leave 10 Introduce bill IS 3) to improve
the navigation OF The Upper mississippi; which read
the first and second times by unanimous consent, con-
sdeed as in committee OF the whole aud the further con-
sdeatlon thereof postponed TO Wednesday, l7h instant
and TO be the order OF the day.
aE## COMPROMISE RESOLUTION.
Mr. FOoTE moved that the Senate proceed to the con.
sidera,on OF The order of the day.
The PRESIDENT. The morning business having
been concluded the special order will be called up with
The PRESIDENT then called up the special order,
Mr. FOOTE. Does the Char 10 decide that the
special order, not being called one o'clock comes up
without a motion Several gentlemen have supposed
that YSa WSShs sa se mo Gioe
concluded, ii the morning hour has passed. II is the duty
of the Chair TO call up the special order without motion
Mr. SHIELDS ii The senator from Mississippi will
give way should like to call up the resolution offered
day or two since in relation 10 Kossutb.
Mr.. FOOTE. shall inlerpose objection
Mr. SHIELDS moved that his resolution be now taken
Mr. FOOTE Mr. President if there is any prospect
of passing that resolution, should hesitate do any
thing in my power towards is passage; but am some
what delicatey crcumstanced in relation this resoiu
morning. ] simply auditor to day, and very
anxious 10 hear what gentlemen have 10 say.
The PRESIDENT. The special order has been called
MIR. SHIELDS. II the honorable senator insists upon
calling up the special order
Mr.. FOOfE, lin his seat do not insist upon il.
MIR. SHIELDS Then | will TO pos pone the
special ORDER in order cal! up the Kossuth resolution
think the other resolution has been oleaby well con
sidered IN this body and want 10 this disposed Of,
way the other.
The PRESIDENT. Is the motion 10 postpone until
Tomorrow?
Mr.. SHIELDS. No, sir; because, the moment the
other is aced upon, shall 10 take it up. | will
move 10 postpone 1t until O'Clock.
The question being taken, upon division the motion
10 postpone was agreed to-ayes 20, noes 10.
WELCOME TO KossUTH
Mr. SEWARD moved 10 postpone all prior business
and take up the Joint resolution, introduced by himself
concerning Louis kossgh.
The PRESIDENT. IL is The first upon the Calendar
and now comes up for second reading
Mr.. SEWARD. | ask that the resolution NAV be con-
edered and finally disposed of this time ain sincerely
DESTROYS OF the passage Of this resolution and shall en-
deavor promote that obtcl by absanng from any col
lateral debate al least for the present | shall wish TO
speak OF The subject as SIMPLY the circumstances under
WHICH II came before Congress will admit
The resolution then read second time and wa,
considered in committee OF the whole
long debate ensued which is withheld for revision:
and, without any defnilive action,
The Senate Adjourned.