The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-19
IN CONGRESS- OF THE U. States
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS, 1881.
HOUSE o. REPRESENTATIVES.
After the reading Of the Journal

After the reading Of the Journal
Hses y THE pEYIoIEsoY BILL.
Mi. BAYLY moved the suspension OF the rules TO 20
into Committee OF the Whole the state OF the Union
to eonslds, he special oIaer-lhs deficiency bill
Mr. DANIEL moved the suspension OF the rules to go
into Committee OF the Whole on the private calendar
A CORRECTION OF THE JOURNAL.
Mr.. HOAGLAND, rising 10 a privileged question:
stated that his vote had been eroneousy recorded the
negative on the question OF the passage OF the lower
postage bill the day before. He had voted in the
affirmative,
The Journal having been corrected in this particular.
MIR. DANIEL called the Speakers attention to the fact
that when the House yesterday adjourned ms motion to
suspend the rules 10 20 into Committee Of the Whole
the private calendar was the pending question.
CHARLOTTE LYNCH,
Mr. MARSHALL asked in what condition the bill for
the relief of Miss Charlotte Lynch would be, the
the motion either OF Mr.. BAYLY Mr.. DANIEL
The SPEAKER replied that then il would be the first
business coming before the House
The question being next put on the motion OF Mr.
BAYLY, II was not agreed To-.
And then. the motion Of Mr. DANIEL being agreed to,
the House suspended their rules and went into Com
mee OF the Whole the private calendar, MIR DISNEY
in the chair when the committee proceeded 10 consider
sundry private bills. which advocated opposed
By Ms,srs THOMAS, NELSON GIDDiNGs DANIEL
LIN. COBB Of Alabama. STEVENS, DtINHAM. RUM.
SEY, and VAN DYKE.
After which. the COMMITTEES rose, and the Chair
stated that he had besn directed TO report
bill Tor the relief OF Joseph ID. Ward, with recon-
mendation in favor OF its enactment
bill Tor the relief of A. Baudouin and A. d. Roberts,
OF the city of New Orleans, with recommendation in
favor OF it's enactment.
bill for the relief of Say les j. Bowen. with recon-
mendatlun in favor OF its enactment
bill for the relief of Daniel Steenrod, with recon-
mendation that it be laid on the table.
bill for the relief OF William Price with recon-
mendatlon in favor OF its enactment.
A bill for the relief OF Christopher H. Pix. with
concentration in favor OF It's enactment
bill for the relief OF Robert Davidson, with recom-
mendation in favor of its enactment.
An Intellectual motion to adjourn was made.
The question then REQUIRED upon agreeing to the rec
concentrations OF the Committee OF the Whole on the
private calendar with reference to the bills reported this
day, 8
ule#a t JOSEPH D. WARD,
So the first OF these billsfor the relief of Joseph d.
Ward-coming up on the question OF its third reading,
Mr.. NORRIS moved TO amend il by making his pen
sion in 1852, rather than in lS47, as The bill
contemplated $3.50 yGHa.
After few remarks from Mr.. JONES for, and MIR.
CONGER against this notion.
The previous question was moved and the question
being upon seconding it,
Mr.. MORRIS withdrew his motion TO amend the bill,
An Intellectual motion to adjourn made.
And then the House seconded the demand for the pre-
vous question and under it's operation the said bill
read the third time, and il was next passed.
And then the House adjourned.