The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-02

subscribers, with enclosed viii copy
same eaion as they furnish Us subscribers sos, svssss
gle. and as he alleges. with view of sscertanng that
condiuon 10 the end OF the early acknowledgment OF the
independence OF the Hungarian nation II is well air
the Senate should be informed upon this subjects and
ana tue apprehensve that the Secretary Of Sats has
not given us information enough upon the subject pro-
pose therefore, enlghtsa the Senate and he country
for about hour and bali upon this subject uulsss
can have the poor privilege, American senator, OF
placing my name IN opposition to this thing upon the
Journal Think sir, il has been decided by the Senate
that senators who have not this privilege Of entering
Of aae Da D,s: Ss
been refused Now. sir this proposition is evidently
aimed in the letter of the Secretary Of State s
or the people of the United Sales but because
esssaIy to pay the Secretary compliment by involving
extra number will require This, poor reason. il
appears to why should incur this expense-a very
poor reason Nobody has intended any dsreapsct The
H. xss oRSS::a e:
10 The country They avowed that they entertainer the
bn they based Their opposition TO The motion upon the
principle which involved in of the extraordinary
and exravasant which has characterized this body
IN regard TO printing and binding large numbers Of docu
The PRESIDENT The Senate will please TO preserve
Mt WALKER. MIR. President. you cannot keep or
The PRESIDENT, / will endeavor 10 do it. s
Mr.. WALKER know you will, as you always
cur unnecessary expense Whenever such subject i
opposed il next 10 impossible 10 keep this Senate IN
order. There is generally determination in all OF
this kind to vote the proposition through, in defiance OF
all your hammering and calls to order But the disorder
will not bother disconcert me; and, if il is through
kindness to that you would preserve order why. SIR
am much obliged 10 you but it is doing me no good
whatever would jus, soon, hear plenty Of ioniy.
gives subject upon which ! can exhaust another
Mr.. DAWSON. tnterposing) have never risen.
dicatoa of the honor and standing Of the Senate The
allegation made by the senator from Wisconsin that is
out Of power to command order in this chamber and
that there will be and confusion here such to de-
you from the exercise of that powersuch alega
ton going out to the country from the source il does,
will make an imPrope. impression upon the public mind
amusement here, the country will not so understand 1t;
and hence the mpropriety Of s going 70 the country in
ahs Ss make
ton of order?
Mr. DAWSON l merely wished to state that the
gentleman was out of order The Chair will consider
The PRESIDENT. That will depend entirely upon
the of the senator from Wisconsin-whether he
throws any imputaon upon the presiding ocer or upon
the body 1t is not. however Of such character that
will justify, in the opinion OF the Chair call to or
MIR. WALKER. Mr.. President, If the poin. Of order
is to be raised hope the senator will give me the beneht
of his rule. a.U
Mr. WALKER. In reply TO that remark, will leave
it to the Chair whether there disorder not II
csssary If there was The Chair did his duty, and DE
country may Judge whether was endeavorng to make
false impression without There certainly was call to
marked upon that subject at the time that would be I'M
possible TO preserve order. afa#
But Mr. President would like to know OF the senator
from Georgaas ne seems to take an interest IN thus
matter, and is almost the only senator who dOes-upon
what ground he puts the printing OF the extra numbers
OF this document Is it to inform his constituents,
to wipe ou, the dsrespec to the Secretary OF State by
vote yesterday to refuse TO print the extra copiea
il is 10 inform his constituents, LET him bear in mind that
they bear but small proportion TO the whole people OF
the United States. II the 10000 copies were ali dis
rbu,ed among his constituents. but small number OF
them would receive them And when il comes to dis.
United States, still less number will receive them and
the copies will be OF to them. because they will
all have received and peused this document long before
il reaches them in the form we propose to priRt IT,
But SIR, as see that our whig friends on the other
side-a thing did not observe before-let us see one
their duties in the Senate of the United States, and who
rarely absent but always in their places, and
must they beat their associates TO death in that par
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Mississippi There are only 6ve Of
them
Mr. WALKER There are but FIVE and as they seem
caeworn. distressed and afflicted that this order was
not made yesterday will refrain from any further
marks, and not make the hour-and ahalf speech prom
ised would little while ago They are evidently The
only ones who are paying any attention and as pre-
they already sufficiently enlightened upon this
subject and inasmuch they will not adjourn although
they are suffering for want OF Their Dinners Will desis
Mr. DAVIS, Of Mississippi, Go on.
Mr. WALKER Oh no; ] am speakn only TO wings,
and il is OF no use to 70 on Mr. President ask for the
yeas and nays upon the question.
: Mr. TURNKEY Wilt be in order TO strike out ten
and insert five thousand
The PRESIDENT II will a
Mr. TURNEY make that motion.
The question being taken on the amendment OF Mr.
TuRsEY to insert five thousand, il was agreed to.
Ghe PRESIDENT Did understand the senator from
Wisconsin to call for the yeas and nays
Mr. WALKER. do not insist on having them
The question recurring the motion as amended, II
was carriet-ayes %, noes s.
The Senate then adjourned