The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06
House OF Representative.
~ BANS ELEorKo- CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Feb S, 1851

WAsHiNGTov, Feb s. 1851
rms ,,isr MAJ
-hs sfFAEER announced the frst business 70 be the
report fTsm the COMMITTEES Of the Whole the state
OF he Union anendAtory OF the New York and Cali
1orpis brsLeh mint bill which amendment 1. sub
rtituts the entire bin and provides ths. tn. bars
sod ngots q gold issued from the a,.syeus oise in
California BY virtue Of the civil and diplomatic sp
preparation BIZ q lat yesr shall b. received in
Caifornis AID Oregon fer the term o. i've years
from the date Of the pssssr. Of thu. act 10 payment Of
al government dues and dement's a. TIE value
stamped thereon ~ the taff asa - and iap 49,.
Lnes and penalties Tor coEste.teiug e. tm6ezEiIns
or kdulterAting the same
The question secondins the demand for the
previous question, on agreeing u the substitute.
Mr. BarLt (dem OF Virginia, moved the call OF the
Eouse The yeas asd nays were taken thereon and
the motion disagreed to I'll TO lOT.
The demand for the previous question sscon ded
The smsndnsnt was disagreed TO, BY yeas 3d. nays
The question nov required on ordering to . third
reading the t for branch ri int, in New YORK and Cali
forris, A. Y originally came from the Senate.
Mr. sfHoNG tdsm j, a Psnnsylvsuis, moved 70 lay
the bill on the tstle ard tue question decided In
tks affirmative by ysas i07, nays q, as folows.-
BEL b. Ai ssy Bret Brett s ssss g sar
Sss s, cSsu.n G S esrs bssa gai De-
btrlJ bielty, pm - Ds,sy, Duee,n Dunhsm, hdD9n-
grsscJ, Fusr. GtddnEs Cocesnoy. Gormsn, uAniiton,
6a"n9ss haIs',' hsaa hsTn' +, Ista h,TTs q
uatan bere lrEe Jass q GsorEa Jehnsen o. Tenn
ass Fsba = Ma, ssSa, = -, seDoasii ssLseahsa.
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a1snss Tt9pf'.a.s q Si... Tsupsss y Penn. Toas',
Lrys " sst.s galitss. wltorn, Whi,tssey wiiduck,
Ss,f- ssisrs. Ais- r.. Ansn. Anderson, Aharsws.
49, b sss haaSs Bs,tari S s1,sr S G.
y t.op bSsr ii OIL SO; esagry csrSy IeSss 5et.
coais Gregg 1sslL BEL ~ Henry e9,pg, 1osars
hlng Las,Tg Ns..es Mason s.tsssos; Wee, rsand .
een, veil oias Pens. q Ia. Phelps. Phrniz Potter
ss Jss1ss: as'q,sS Ry ssiiS.9a s ks..
Epa.iar sGpgue, stasl.y. swuen = Tenn stsston. u
~ waidon. walao WATKINS, N,ntserts, wfs6t, WAITE
M sfFo-a then moved that the vot. B, re- consI.
dersG and that .ae motion I've on ne table This vas
also decided in 80 Affirmative By 100 Jsas 70 81 nays
On motion u Mr. Bow ldem u Kentncky, the
consideration Of tie bin T. establish Board q &C
SCENTS was postponed until fridNy
20. isy and TO morrow u to he devoted %
rthfi1otnt s,1l.tss -.
were referred 20 the COMMITTEES Of 10 whole Mr. p
aise reported joint resolution admitting Almon W
Bsbbt 70 sea- as Jeisgste from he territory on
Utsb lie said bat Congress had the power to admit
e delegate for IL appears that Congress established
territorial government for Utah early Ia september
lat ana pro~ided fer the election 81 delegates About
= month afterwards the people Of Utah elected Nj.
Rabbit their delegate under the ls~ OF Congress,
~. uhesr their ora organic az Ih.y have since
Mr. Dcpr dem % G., asked What was the dit
ference between the present application and that
Which she House heretofore rejected.
Mr Bow replied that that was an application for q
seat representative from the State Of Dessrst but
~ was an alternative setting forth that u congress
ehsuld establish territorial government he be ad.
Laitted ~ delegate
hf Boar did pot ST. ~ 20 the argument Of the gen
Esmsn spd moved tbs he subject be referred 20 the
Ccmmttee Elections
Mr. JOSH dem }, oi Tenn moved u lay the subject
oRthe table which Has decided In The negative
being 81 yess to n nays
The resolution ga hen referred 70 Ii. Commits.
en- Elections
The Hous. then vent into COMMITTEES o. the Whole
territorial business, and spent short time n con.
sidering the bill authorizing Oregon and Minnesota 10
dispo.s Of their school Lands.
The committee roee and the HOUSE al oufned