The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-06

The PRESIDENT. II is in conformity with the gen
eral .snse Of the SENATE % ihs eha'' mas s'ae' e.
M BRIGHT appeaIirom the decision Of The Chair.
MI PEARCE Mi. President. consider lhe objec,
ton IN sie hy lbs senator Irom ladsna MIR BMGT] ~
ra,isx The Question whether the Senate compseh al
,h session 10 transact such that Of The
luton now before us L understand the Char TO have
minated. and according 10 the constitutional opinions
thrown by members oil The Senate, that such business
may be snlegaped and the senator from Indiana has APP
peals4 from that decision That believe, is the state Of
The ell. sir. entertaining no manner OF doubt thai
the Senate Is competent al this session TO transact any
business proper IL which does not require The coope
ration oi the House OF Representatives, can have no
soa Of the Chair tt the senate EVIL will vote without any
discussion to sustain the decision OF tue .nan' VIC
will have settled the whole question N .ssnrsd that
Mr.. MANGUM. Feeling perfectly wen arSu'ou t az
the univsrsal practice has been IN accoaance "n ,in
decision Of the Chair. Of shall vote 70
hat decision; and wh ns sse o. for The motion am
about 10 make which to lay the appeal on 'as aue
Mi SEWARD Will the honorable senator w''hufa"
that motion for a moment' a Es#Ns.
Mr. NANGUM. Certainly, sir. .
Mr. SEWARD Mr.. President, WIN view 70 nave
this ne stion before directly, ask leave 10 SUNNI
resolsnon in the following words #.. ..yN
Rssotpsd That Senate Is not restricted al this session
to The consideration Of matters purely executive, ana tha
,nch bo extended 10 ell matters proper
70 be by Senate without the cooperation OF
the House Of Representative
Mr. BRIGHT object to its reception
Mr.. HALE II cannot be received, as there is reso.
NJ, MANGUM hope the appeal will lie upon the
Mr. HALE. | call for the yeas and nays on that mo
uon; cr,,u1pn s ~ o,;non ,ha, il wond he
hs,,sr n -, : vote mon he motion OF The senator from
Indiana. iMr BRloHr think il is the best way TO take
the sense 9, ins Seha,e an.., rso,as, of several
gentlemen around me, withdraw my mohon
Mr.. HALE. call Tor the yeas and nays on the ap
peal. ,.-
Mr. CLEMENS My understanding is that the Chair
has decided this resolution can Dc received ana Io"
that the senator from Indiana has taken an appeal
The PRESIDENT. The Chair has decided ~ con-
ate. He has not changed hls own indvidnal Opinions.
MI DnlGna- uny asA 'ua' '"e en' W
The PRESIDENT There is no rule upon the sub
)eSt; =, han ,,rsn and rssnl,ed--veas Al.
80 ~. ynlio,ys $500 ' 80
land. Bradbury Biodhead Bu,le Cas-, ohase' S.aIse
Mississippi Dawson Dodge OF Wisconsin, 2dge Oh Iowa
Douglas Downs Fetch foo'e twin Hate hansr iH hs
MAngun. Mason Miller, Morton, MOTIFS reafce, hneu'
Rusk Seba.,ian, Seward Shields. smith, ooae' ana oh
dorwood-4l. y ,
nAfS-Mes.s. biigh' Waiser' ana nuooio
so the decision OF the Slait was susaed anu 'n'
resouooA was teceNeo' anu hes over uuue' VIC 'o'''
RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED.
Mr. BAD(SER submitted the following resolution !;
which was read: Atta ts eDAt
R..as.d Tina, each member of the Senate be supplied
VIA sweiso , ',H = W ia .sonnJ sesstans ., rks ann
~, ~. S.c1a,-, ~ cana. Inc same To he
ConStoss' ana 'uai 'no S0oas cause ~ "' y y
oo~n~' ,,o,,,ns :., - tu;. ..o,,;o
ndr DOWNo euouiitted INC loiio"ihs 'eeoi"''o"
which lies over one day, under the rules:
esbd Thatthe Secretary OF War furnish the Senate
IL noxs session, with reports which accompanied
the - rvey The OF Mississippi in 1885, which
havs yet been furnished or printed, with reduced
nsP q the same
Mr.: MANGUM submitted the following iesoiuuoh LOT
Nsao1SaAOni ..ar* -
teeeosed by the Senate, That thousand OF the extra
unbsss Professor Espy report neieotology ordered
he printed by the Senae, be placed at the disposal OF
roossox Espy enable supply his al
Mr. CLARKE submitted the following resolutions for
consideration
E.sed Tha, the Pteseu t of the United States be re
guessed communicate the Senate, In addition to The
information called for by resolution OF the Senate passed
the 81 oil January 1919, statement OF the pavgaton
have treaties of reciprocity, and the United STATES since
the 1871 particularly with France, Spain and fou-
gal and the dependencies OF each, and with tue Tepuocs
OF Mexico and Hayti.
h<sas<d. Inat whenever Tue niofnauon eaied io oY
inc sa,a assoiu a - ~ ~ - - Sonria, ,h.ii have
49,. ,v red IA. - crssry OF the Treasury be here
~ dr~c a 10 .xnse the same 10 be pinned in puper ionu
IA ood ana Inn, TWO ,ou,sod copies of The - M. be
pubt.bed 10 be d,.po.. OF he ier by the Senate
IA. CTsoTr -, h;,,sd H. t,lo,y;ns ,.so,,;on for cop
.;d.,.,;oo - : ''""i ~ - -
-. ~ ~. g,,i,,. -, n, so,,., car, a.,
dered 10 s printed by the Senate
1919 referred the Attorney General along with the
coouacs tbs printing OF the thirty first Congress; and
tbst the Secretary Senate and he is hereby,
hoEsd pay printer OF the said Opinions, out Of the
contingent iund o. me senate zoe sum ~neh me attorney
Soneir Hy AaJuaxo ~ uo !, ,ne po ~ n
paid to dat behalf Prorided That the said PRIMER W 40
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