The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-14

enormous fees being paid II the bill should no, ~.
present therefore hope that gentlemen will adhs
The rules OF the Senate. which are so much moe M y
convenience OF all concerned rather Than to take Us ~
uarl,c usr bill or special order out of lis turn W
lake them in order and dispose OF them
Mr. BUTLER. My friend from LOUISIANA ob,se,,
the fee BILL and prefers taking up the special orS
will venture TO remark that probably the hrs special
l. bill 10 give overlooked lands in LousiaAs iu as
rosd or something OF tina. SOFT II that is The -.
order. let us lake i ny. IL2ughterl ~
Mr.. DOWNS; The senator from South Csrolia. i.
the advantage OF me- While all the other sesslms t
some particular bill which they wish called 10. =. s
" Nj. BERRiEN think i !. saaieenl TO aa.w,, 4
suggesion Of the senator from Louisiana the III,
multiplied DETAIL and il has been necessary to subs~
10 the repeated supervision OF different persons sua
to be qualified to Judge OF the provisions Of the bill m
owing TO that circumstance. and with view to Tender
as perfect as those examinations could make il. ~
thereby 10 save the Senate from labor, that il has ~
delayed hope this answer is suficien, TO meubs
the Judiciary Committee. rof III
isting Law will prevent the evils which this bill !
tsnded 10 remedy and his reference TO the act Of lso
have TO say hst the effect and operation Of that ~
limited some lew Of the larger States. and does not a.
tend beyond it. And when speak Of the larger Sl,is
mean those in which there is greater amount Of sdrs
business II 10 therefore partial in its operation; and m
think, 10 the answer to that suggestion Of the seu,
MI. DOWNS. wish merely 10 remark, in r,,l, |.
the senator from Georgia. that the very difficulty en-
neced with his bill is strong reason why we should M
take il up II would take long time 10 digest Ina Il
tails of the bill and would require great research ~
great discussion. We have not time to dispose Of i
The PRESIDENT. The question is not upon ii. i.
BILL but upon the bill moved to be taken up BY The s.a
tor from New Hampshire. Other bills not subjs
discussion. aiag ~ ,37t&F|
The question being taken upon the motion Of M
NoRRB to take up Senate bill No. eco, to promote N
progress of the useful arts it rejectedayes q MOI
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Mr. RUSK presented. Informally, amendments 10 as
bill 10 redace the rates OF postage which were laid mS
the table, and ordered 10 be printed ~ :
BILL TO REGULATE FEES AND COSTS IN COURTS
Mr. BERRIEN moved TO postpone all prior oclers
take up Senate bill No. 49, to regulate the fees and c
TO be allowed Clerks marshals and attorneys Of The N
cult and district courts OF the United Staes and or o
purposes
MI. DOWNS | shall oppose that motion upon N
ground that we have just taken vote 10 adhere NJ
special order. do not know why we should reias b
take up another bill out OF its order do not know
what the first special order is but whatever il may r.
am in favor OF taking tup tiaN
Mr.. FOOTE l shall vote in support Of this mo,ka
for wish TO be consistent with myself The sensa
from Verm0nt-nO4. pnow in his seats not snYious
speak upon this bill, that Of and do thiA
we ought TO grant this courtesy 10 the senator ia
Georgia. III
The question being taken upon the motion Of Mr. b.
RIrn. it was zgreed to-ayes ~. noes Is.
A long debate ensued. and various amendments ven
offered Without final decision upon the bill, e
The Senate adjourned. 1tS t