The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-18

discharged
be referred 10 he Commit,ee on Foreign Affars so re-
er,sa red, i, ,.,,, !, ..,, ,,.',,,.,--...,-
Of hs son saes as Of the s
charged from the further consideration thereof and that
it be referred 10 the Committee s Claims: so referred
Mr. HALL, from the Committee on Public Lands re-
ported back from said committee the petition OF Nicholas
land tue The committee asEea 10 Be- dsharasS from M
the further consideration of said petition and that il be
referred 10 the Committee on Private Land Claims so
ioie'le9 a, " ,pr,,r -, =, .
reporied back from said comm,ae L On sana mava ~
committee on Invalid Pensions ""' ''''''00 ~ ''e
| Mr. BOCOCK from he Committee an Nav,, AH.;,s
reported back The petition Of Josiah p Pitcher referred
10 the Committee on Military Affairs
sraMrs,s co,rs
The SPEAKER here called for IN. nrsse,,,;on of rs
olu,ions by States when
Mr. FULLER of Maine asked leave To offer The foI-
p,.a,..5 r,a, ~ r,.,,,,,. !, !, ,.u.,.,
besw ns racsd s 20 nar on Inc ee ana
repeating uch OF the provisions of the act Of Compress
api3,ved Macn . le cnap 40 as de PIses seamen who
covering full cost, and to report BY bill or oherWiss
| Raferred N tho Con,m;,,ee nm Tho Jra;c;.rv
NJ EfIi T EP aIsn asted M oisaua % ~ afar hs fo,
,elnln,oD % a''o a'Aeu 'ea'e y onei ING 'ono~ns
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R'olpsd That during and after the present and every
ulnre session o. ths Congress each representative and
every ueegaa IA oohgess 20 Lnihsie i WIN suca hew
papers and as ne sha select not to exceed IN
Aaoun PSI ",., aMa ',o oos' u io'' ua'S pape''
@ Bpt M! so. SUNES y1n obectng'
Inc orEAhEf DECIDED mat the gentleman from
Mr. GOODENOW then offered the last above written
resolution; which, having been again read,
| MIR: STANTON called Tor the yeas and nays on its
adoption Ysas and nays not ordered
Mr. JONES moved to lay the resolution on the liable,
which not agreed to.
The resolution being again read at length, 1t was
agreed TO-
Mr. FuLLER OF Maine, moved TO reconsider tnat
voe ana lhen 10 lay mat mouon ON tne taDle; Which
ioo. hio'iou ""' o6'ee" w.
/ 1A.S0h sroiiAiioS BILL
MI IOCk asked leave 10 introduce q Dill 70 indem-
granted and the bill having been read twice, Mr. 7.
moyed us reference TEL 20 q select commtee.
Mr. BA4Lf moved lis reference TO the Committee on
Foreign Affairs; which motion was agreed TO-
VERMONT VOLUNTEERS
Mr. MEAcuaM introduced !, hill for tho navmsn, of
vssmon xannteers IN tha hattie Of ~ pa.ba1a read
vermont volunteers III Tue oa'le Oh riausou's feaa
TWICE. co;,. s
the Whole oo be state Of Of ibe Union no, agreed to-
MI ~ moseu i's ieieiehoe " 'ie eoui"'e'
on Military Analrs agreed 70.
/ ELECTION OF PosrMAsrERs.
Mr. ALLEN. Of Massachusetts. offered resolution
nsrmctno The Indi,arv Cnmmiitpe to report bill for
ihs eIecaien ' Of Dosmasiers throuahou, The Union
Mr. demanded ihe previons uueston on The adoption
of this resolution not seconded bv the Honse
MIR ORR proposed to debate this resolution, and asked
whether il did not 20 over" under this notice. under the
rules.
MT hela thal ihe view on tue opefauoh OF Inc
rue S as Spr DE- ,EEp ZEE "aa SonInue i1 H.; ,,;
ovar " " ~ " "Ns' ~ ' '
lN'N'
/ CLAIMS ON PORTUGAL
MIR p KING, offered resolution calling on the presi
dsnt fo, ntormaton rea,y. to The coreenondence IN
which Tho American claims on porngai have been ad-
iused agreed 10
Il Mr. HAWS NV leave n,rojuced n hill of which pre-
iau no,ic had basn given 10 amana he aus now req
nlan ,be c,rriae nf ami The ventilation Of
emgrant ships read and referred to the Committee
on sommerrs -
land ron xossurps ro, LOWERS
-, pouyNp 49,. .,,. ,eo
MI pon We onsie1 Io,,. Iesoluuon W s.sns .o'
acres ol Iand 10 each OF Inc huhgafahs VINO accompa
meg hossum; %s pl, r.,,., -, -,
~ m ai susfss.ea 'nat lne move, snoutu I , aena m
and i've on tbe ~ ia ,i ianii Po''o "'' 'eS o s.
w 'I,his ~ raaat,,' - ~ - a.. ,',nu , - -, o.,,
Mr. JONES objected 10 its second reading
! ,nt, lh.n Piopoe.u ~ a'eiih ~ Wy "odns eiauSe
wu0h snoulu eaten" nhe ia'oi " Vul p"h 0u<enH
disposed 10 go ana settle on Tue Pupnc ANUS
Mr GDhAlAN called the auehlloh OF lhe ohalf 10 he
fact that this not Joint resolution, and, giving
ce that he designed debating the resolution claimed that
| il must 90 over under the rule
NJ ISNES I,n sond <, o,ar to, aoh.., r;,bd,ey HE
\ 80. ~ so.' ~ -. -. -, w NaaaI xaa1;nr ~ E " N' ' 80
Objection 20 i,s second reading.
Il, 'u' - 'Ai1' 80" N00' '"N = '' 49, "S'
! tbe RUE :,
WI M po,vnrI ba5 movaJ tba nrsu;ors omss,;on
~ no,s II IL, aIno 20 IL To- G@ ,,; gu d @ r rH f, fan.,;on
bataon ne he, nen,ieman and he SpEAKER ibis reso-
i",inn d,It To-" ,ran; nvep nndar % ,he r,Iss
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| THE WooD"ohiH FAihN''
! Mr. SACKETT introduced bill to extend the Wood
! Mr. y moved lis reference 10 lne IOmnitee on