The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-05

Mr.. CHASE Mr. President. object to il. do so
because | think that resolution would interfere with
other important business which has prior claims upon our
Mr.. FoorE, OF Mississippi. must say that feel
qualified with opposition which comes from tb al qpaer
The motion having been objected 10, II was accordingly
passed over
RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED.
Mr.. GWlN submitted the following resolution /; which
was read and laid upon the table
Rsapa. That the President OF the United Ststes be
by M Nls :, sre American otags dahaiies 10 Sardinia,
70 tue Hon Jno M. Clayton, Secretary OF State tbs sub
Pclhc ooeans bearing date q III June 1919 IT, in his op
ION, such oomnunca on be made without itiuy 10
tho Pnhlie interest
Mr. HALE submitted The following resolution; which
was read
Rped That the Secretary of the Navy be instructed
inform tho Senate II tbe Navy department. has been in
tbolshug hogsng in the navy service, by any officers OF
tina navy and Il So what measures, # any has the Score
laIy taken To vndicale the law.
PRINTING DOCUMENTS.
Mr. PEARCE submitted the folio wing order; which
was referred 10 the Committee on Printing:
O5dnsd That 500 additional copies of the report Of the
Secretary of the Treasury and The accompanying report OF
use OF The SENATE and thar copies hon This be
supplied 10 the Superintendent of the Coas. Survey
PUBLIC II OHIO.
Mr. CHASE. MIR President, | move that the bill
which offered the other day. in relation ceding the
Stale OF Ohio The ubsod and unappropra,ed public lands
remaining IN that State, be now taken up Tor consdera.
zion, in order that may move that il be printed
to the printing OF that bill but cannot any good
son why it should now be taken up 1t will be referred
to the Committee on Public Lands as matter OF course
committee, believe that, without any notion they are
printed II this bill be now printed, and any amendment
should be made 70 il il would be referred to committee
and then il would be reprinted. Sir, the effect OF that
would be that we should have the same bill printed
twice. in different language hope. sir, that the honor
able gentleman will withdraw his motion; for cannot
see that any good would re.u from it,
Mr. CHASE hope the honorable gentleman will
Withdraw The opposition which he makes 10 the PROPOSE
lion. when he understands the facts This bill was re-
ported the las, session from the Committee Public
Lands. There only remain in the State OF Ohio some
thing less than three hundred thousand OF public
to cede the State 1t drawn up under The super.
inlendenre OF the Land Office, and is in conformity with
bills OF similar description heretofore passed hope
will be permitted TO print thus bill as several bills have
already been printed, and trust the printing OF il will
not be necessary again when i, goes to committee.
MIR. ArCHisON Mr.. President. what said was
more By way OF suggestion than from any opposition
my part printing OF this particular bill As the
senator insists upon il, withdraw my objection.
Mr. FOorE, OF Mississippi. Mr.. President. the ques
ton is, believe whether any opposition shall be pre-
seated lhl- bill The Senate doubtless, remembers the
course pursued by the gentleman from ONO Mr. CHAsE
with regard 10 the resolution which desired nave
taken up and he desires that this bill shall come up
consideration, am enabled to return good Tor evil.
and sc, him an example of i'b.raity therefore EN-.
brace the opportunity very cordially, sir OF voting Tor
his proposition.
The Senate then proceeded, as in committee of the
whole, 10 The consideration OF the bill (Senate No p 10
grant the State OF Odo the unsod and unsppropraed
public and. remaining in said State.
Mr.. CHASE. Mr. President, am about 10 submit a
the printing OF that bill; but previously with
senator from Mseiss pp,, (Mr FoorE thInk The Sen
will bear witness that during the whole time OF
my service in tins bod, have never been liable 10 the
change OF iliberauy and when felt bound to object To
the motion propo-ed ny ,he honorable gentleman, 1t was
from considerations 0! the public interest, as stated
the 'ne and not IRON any personal iberalty towards
him.
MIR. FOOTE, of Mississippi, MIR President. surely
The honorable gentleman cannot have heard me. sta
ted that should leave this city on the TO- of the pres
ent month, and tina, should only ask OF the Senate
favor during my stay here aud this The small favor
OF letting the resolution which introduced the Other day
be made the standing order Tor next Monday, at O'Clock
did no, suppose any member would refuse this tavor
but il was refused. | merely make this explanation so
that you may know the circumstances; and il the hon
orabe member deserving of the commentator which
he has just bestowed upon himself hope he will with.
draw his opposition.
On motion BY Mr. CHASE,
Ossstd, That the bill laid upon the table and printed
THE COMPROMISE MEASURES.
Mr. FOOTE, of Mississippi Mr. President, ! now
renew The motion which made some time ago under
stand that the honorable from Ohio mir CHAsEl did
hear my explanation, and he has Withdrawn his
objection. presume there will be opposition to it,
No objection being made, the resolution was taken up
On motion by Mr. FooTE, OF Mississippi, the further
consideration OF the resolution pos poned until Mon
day next al o'clock, and 1t made the special order
for that hour.
LOUIS KossUTH
The unfinished business OF yesterday was now called
being the joint resolution introduced by Mr. FooTE, of
Mi-,ssp, IN relation TO The reception and entertainment
OF Louis kossuth, governor of Hungary.
Mr. HALE was TITLED TO the fl ,or this resolution
Mr. HALE inquired II the hour OF half-past twelve
bad no, been assigned TO proceed TO the election OF
Chaplain.
The PRESIDENT replied that that hour was appointed
yesterday Tor that purpose but having passed by there
was particular time assigned Tor the election OF
Chaplain.
MIR FOOTE, OF Mississippi. I have already obtained
the consent Of the senator from New Hampshire [Mr
manifested to 1t in vety unexpected quarters. and am
satisfied that would lead to long discussions and unless
was acted on Immediately, IT would become practically
imperative therefore, with the consent OF the Senate
Withdraw my re.ouon and surrender the .eptiou OF
The governor oil Hungary 10 the charge OF the nercan
people, who will receive him with open hearts and out.
stretched hands.
Leave 10 withdraw was granted.
cHAPLAISs ToR CONGRESS
Mr.. HALE moved that the Senate do no " proceed 10
the election OF Chaplain.
Mr.. BADGER impaired II il was in order TO proceed 10
the election OF Chaplain before resolution had been
adopted tor the appointment OF that office.
The PRESIDENT stated that the usual mode wac 10
renry, which done by the adoption OF Join, resou
lion,
Mr.. HALE then submitted the following resolution !,
which was read, and laid on the table
soiptd, That two Cbaplaus be appointed to Congress.
dunns the present sossion-one by shall