The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-30

HOtJSE M REOnE0R
90
A. pr.suu wIDhEspAr. Jan. ~, 1881.
VA EEnoAc%' " unanimous consent, intro
aacea onn' ls'mDur"ng view namPshirs for IN
ssrsN upon aasances maze 10 'ns United States
~ i.Psnus ."s.s'o" any suPPress'ns 'nsarrec
sson ~ tns 'sr"tory on me ina'an stream. lie
'eneo ~ ,rS Sou".es on tue 'uu'ciIy'
Mr. ouni cAnsa 10. tns regular osaer; which
~"s ms cona4c e'auo" " uie '"o,'o' y, va, JULIAN
r soI 'Ioo":u'[s"s "a. so ~n,In '"e i.ouse re
ieHso " ms Com"A.os VI tue "nose on .he s'al
OF Inc onion' tne OH 70 encourage agriculture
commercs msnuMc'ulss anu al o'ner branches
nuusuy, ~ sIs"u.2 'oe'e.y man why =. n hs"'
OF fanny snc 90 culzen o. Inc un'.ea o'a'ss,
Jows;c ,,n"n Condition If occnns ncv md calt;vn
ton Of tho same, for the period therein specified
| Mr. JULIAN advocated the bill upon ground
| Of natural right Il was wrong for the Govern
ment to make merchandise Of the earth. II be
longsd originally 10 the people, and its free ant
unbought occupancy belonged equally to all. Tn.
right To land arose from the right 10 life. A HON.
mon thu soil was ns unaliennble Al fa ar liberty
Congress should recognize that principle in dis
posing OF the public domain. This policy would
nromote Agricultural wsaItb. bv giving empIoy.
ment TO lnndssa laborsrs. muitip1v;ne indepen.
dent cultiyators. and giving dignity 70 labor. He
enlarged upon this point, referring bv way Of il.
lustration TO slave labor Mr.. j. dwelt upon the
| inviolabity OF the homestead and its importance
to public and private virtues to individual and ma
tional prosperity. He concluded with remarks
urging the policy of chershing the agricultural in
terest and referred to public Expenditures for ess
important objects. The public domain should no
longer be source of revenue, and that the true
way OF raising revenue therefor, would be to pro-
moe 'hs, rt ses5,smsn' ana Improvement, 49,.
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SprAxr. and Messrs. JoHMson 81 A rknnsa.. and
Buar relative 10 the effects ~ The above proceed
ING with resnect IN the right IN call nm the motion
to reconsider, when the House proceeded with
CALLS FROM COMMITTEES.
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censed. and Of the renresentatives Of VIM Arm
strong, deceased. Laid on the table.
On motion OF Mr. JOHNSON of Arkansas, the
same committee was discharged from the further
consideration Of the petition Of A. b. Dawson,
and it laid on the table.
Mr.. JOHNSON from the same committee, re-
ported Senate bill for the relief OF L. A. Thomas
and Thomas Rogers. The bill was laid the
table, Mr.. j. stating that they had been already
paid.
Mr.. JOHNSON also reported from the same
committee the Senate bill, for the relief Off. II.
McClintock and two Others Referred to the Com
mitiee of the Whole
. Mr. JOHNSON also renorted q hill for the re-
lief Of ]. III. Horn. which. after some remarks by
Mr. was read a third time and passed
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Mr.. HARRIS Of Tennessee, from the same
committee, reported bill for the benefit of Mary
Woodbury. and Elizabeth Odeii. Read twice and
committed
Mr.. JACKSON Of Georgia, from the same
committee, made an adverse report upon the petit
ton of Alexander Raw, guardian of the children
Of Tempn W. Ross Laid on the table.
The morning hour having expired, Mr.. BURT
moved TO 90 into Committee Of the Whole on the
the state Of the Union. Carried ~s
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