The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-21

Mr.. W, in presenting The memorial, said n.
rial and report, siE, go on To show wherein IN.
Congress has done and s,ill does eat inu,l,es
holding money due TO blr. Kendall from lodisSo'
wees rendered them. not only IN procuring The M
of their cam but Tor services in other Ies., s'0S
as a nation, have stipulated to pay him ~.
of H. except what 10 stated IN tins mcnos,sl N
been the ons who moved the amendment ~,
Mr. Kendall as he alleges. an injustice N.
what motive know not selected me as The a. -
whose band- the memorial and papers shou,S ~ ~
the Senate. | introduce them cheeruy, and %a va
reference 10 the Committee on Indian Attain,
The motion WAS agreed 10.
Mr. PEARCE presented petition Of Fan
gardeners in Washington county, District ~ cI 4
praying the enactment OF law to protect thsm
the lIespasses oil gunners and others, and an ANU
for improving the road from Bennlngs bridge i"gS
which was referred TO the Committee for n, n14
Columbia.
Mr. p. also presented a petition Of citizen. : /,
sylvania, praying modification OF the late bonn.
law; which was referred to the Committee On N
Atairs
M. HAMI.IN presented petition Of Ovs,..
other cItjzens OF New York, praying for lhe Ivy
the bill, reported by the Committee on paleo.
amendment OF the patent laws, which was orls,u.
on the table.
Mr.. CHASE. Mr.. President. have received ~
requested to present petition 10 The Senate, Of r,.
Cincinnati, Ohio, praying an appropriation Of n. n
lands Tor the Onio and Mississippi railroad TlNy
road is IN charge OF an incorpora ed company MI
doubediy mos, important link in the great chajnul
nexion between the Atlantic and the Pacific Bm n
dersand, sir. from the chairman OF the Comma.
Public Lands, that that committee has adop,,d 4.
ciple, as principle, that they will mol recommsl
appropriation OF the public lands for the puIOo..
company | DO not myself see any great dstiinn..
tween appr opriatny the lands by way of ,,S
State, then to be granted to company, and approrv
the lands to company N the hIst instance; br !
has been the decision OF the committee and rsssl
been made upon the subject ask that the p.ilS /
be received and lie upon the table. make ,iese ~
that the petitioners may understand the reason Of G1
position made OF it
The petition was accordingly laid on the tabl.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
! MIR. SHIELDS, from the Committee on Public !
10 whom was referred The House bill 10 enabk
Bana to locate two revolutionary bounty land cati1
reported it back without ane ndmenl, and reconasI
| its passage.
! MIR. JONES, from the Committee on Pen.n
whom was referred the petition OF William Bpm
mllted a report, accompanied by bill q. 473) Ml
relief which was read and passed to second ~
and the report was ordered to be printed.
| Also IRON the same committee. 10 whom wac M
the petition of Charles Taylor. submitted rpo
companed by bill Is. 474) for his relief; whEa }
read and passed to a second reading, and The rpm
ordered to be printed.
Also, from the same committee, TO whom wu Md
the petition OF Frances Fowler, submitted an advent
port which was ordered 10 be printed
Also, IRON the same committee, TO whom was rsI
the petition OF Sarah Ladd, submitted an adverse sr
which was ordered 10 be printed
Also, from the same committee, TO whom was nSr
the petition OF Rebecca Bright, submitted an advus
port which was ordered to be printed
Mr.. HALE. from the same committee, 70 WHOM,
l l,k. IF lab .auhn AL.
port, accompanied by bill Is. AS, Tor The relief ii
heirs OF Robert White; which was read and passed.
second reading and the report was ordered to be .e
/ Also, from the same committee, 10 whom was MI
the petition of Chambers C. Mnln, submi,telan
accompanied by bill Is. 476) for his relief wAid,
read and passed to a second reading, and the Eepm
ordered 10 he printed
the petition OF Mary W. Keicham, submitted an
accompanied by bill Is. AID for her relief whai
read and passed TO second reading, and The repas
ordered to be printed.
Also, from the same committee, to whom was na
the memorial of Hector 81 John Buey subnlM
adverse report which was ordered TO be printed
Also, from the same committee, TO whom was nh
the petition OF Eleazer Williams. submitted repot.
ing Ia be discharged from the further consideration 4
same; which was agreed 10, and the report waus
to be printed
Also IRON the same committee, to whom was rsu
the petition OF Ann c, Berger, submitted an ad'.n
port; which was ordered to be printed.
Also, from the same committee, who were lnslu
by a resolution of the Senate to inquire into lhss
ency of making certain amendments to the ael 10 !
lief OF Charlotte Lynch, submitted report INN
proceeded 10 consider the said report and, In cont
herewith, il was ordered that the COMMITTEE y
charged from the further consideration OF the sabr
the report was ordered TO be printed.
! Also, from the same committee, 10 whom wu =!
Il 81. nj
Representatives and cohelIs OF Ebenezer Cray, W.
report, asking to be discharged from The ufs
sideration of the same which was agreed 10.
| Mr. FELCH, from the Committee ON Public "
whom was referred the bill (S 1857 granting oota1
the unsold public lands TO the State OF INDIAN.
within six miles OF each side Of railroad Iron
tnsvile, by way Of Morgantown, to Franklin =
ment and recommended its passage.
Mr.. ATCHlSON Mr.. President, move y
pense with the morning business, and other prers1
ders, and take up Senate bill 376-a bill granting
State OF Missouri the right Of way and porioa
public lands for the purpose OF aiding IN Insfln{ Y
road from 81 Louis TO the western limns OF sad -
1 Mr. DICKINSON hope the senator will am
TO offer resolution upon matter which vii ors
| time.
Mr.. ATCHlSON withdrew his motion.
Mr.. BELL. MIR President, am directed By @S
miltee on Indian Affairs to report an aTaendme&
move that The bill LAID on the table the otbeI 'vI
4lo) be taken up for the purpose Of receiving the :
ment, and ordering il TO be printed.
The PRESIDENT That is an informal mooo'-
bill is NOT before the committee. IA
Mr.. BELL ! ask the unanimous consent OIL ~ ~
ate that the bill be taken up, FOR The purpose
an amendment printed. II has been lying on iee =.
four or rve weeks. hope there will be no oof'A'
Mr. MASON. have resolution TO oneI 4.
Mr. BELL. ask the unanimous consent o. IN ~
ate. II there is no objection, hope the SENATE W"
up the bill 4.
Mr. MASON inierpose no other objection D'
desire TO present a resolution. ~.
The PRESIDENT. The Chair will call 'o' "
tons
Mr.. BELL. The simple object was 10 have 'o' :
ment offered, aad ordered to be printed.
Mr. MASON. | withdraw then. ~
The Senate proceeded, AS in committee OF ,us
to the consideration of the bill Is 4lol to su'o"Ii
President Of the United States 10 purchase oe'A"'
from the half breed Sioux Indians. ,,,,t.
An amendment WAS then offered by MI bbts' NJ
was ordered 10 be printed and, upon motion /" :"
the bill was laid on the table
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED,