The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-26


opinion that the claim should not be allowed, except upon
certain grounds, while the claimants did not ask il upon
those grounds. Some time alter the honorable senator
from Kentucky introduced his bill, submted certain
amendments a member Of the body, and not as chair
OF the committee. ask that the bill, as intro.
dueed by the senator from Kentucky together with the
amendments which proposed, be printed Tor the use OF
the Senate
After some conversation to the disposition of the
The PRESIDENT said The Chair will pass over the
report OF the committee until the bill comes up, such
is the pleasure OF the Senate The bill and the amend
mens will be printed for the OF the Senate if there
is no objection.
JOHN b, AMOS.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee on the Post Once and Post
Roads
Mr.. UNDERWOOD. will ask the Senate to let the
report lie until can have opportunity to look
unto it, IL is an adverse report, and am inclined to
think il is right; but Mr. Amos is a constituent OF mine
and should like TO examine his claim.
The report was accordingly passed over.
JOHN O. HAYS.
Mr.. GWIN. There was an adverse report in the
OF John c. Hays acted upon few moments ago. was
watching for it, but did not observe when il was called up
have something 10 say upon IT, and | will move to re-
consider the motion, and let the motion lie over
Mr.. RUSK. The services which were performed by
Colonel Hays were OF very aboous character. and
think he was entitled TO remuneration for those services
The petition asked that he should be paid colonel OF
cavalry and requested, II the reconsideration takes
place. to ask that the papers may be Withdrawn IN order
them before the department tnat receive
the money 10 which he is by law entitled
The motion TO reconsider was agreed to, and leave 10
withdraw the papers was granted.
HARRIET LA PALM BAKER.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the
report of the Committee on Pensions the memorial OF
Harriet de la Palm Baker that the prayer OF the petitioner
ought not TO be granted which was agreed TO.
CHARLES II. BuxENsTEIN.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration the report
adverse upon the petition Of Charles Buxensen that
the committee be discharged for the further consideration
OF the petition; which was agreed TO.
WILLIAM BEATTY.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration OF the report
of the Committee on Revolutionary Claims adverse to
the claims of the heirs of William Beatty; which was
agreed TO-
JEHnEL BROOKS.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF the report
of the Committee the Judiciary the petition OF Je
hel Brooks, that the prayer OF the petitioner ought not to
be granted; which was agreed TO-
WILLIAM BLoDGET
The Senate proceeded to the consideration OF the report
Bodge, that the prayer Of the petitioner be rejected
which was agreed TO.
ABIGAIL BROWN.
The Senate then proceeded the consideration OF the
report on the petition of Abigail Brown, that the CON-
mee be discharged from the further consideration OF
the petition which was agreed to.
JAMES G. BELL.
The Senate then proceeded the consideration of the
report OF the Committee Public Lands on the petition
of James Bell, that the prayer of the petitioner be
jec,ed; which was agreed to-
wM. BUTLER.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration of the
repor, of the Committee Pensions the memorial OF
VIM Butler, that the prayer OF the memoriais be re-
jected which was agreed to.
JOSEPH BRADLEY
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the
report Of the Committee on Pensions on the memorial Of
49, rbi Rad M tipp he
discharged from the further consideration OF the me-
moral which was agreed TO-
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
ted States for additional compensation for taking The CEN
sus that the committee be discharged from the further
consideration of the petitions; which was agreed TO-
CHARLES P. coIsToS.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF the
report of the Committee on Public Lands on the peuhoa
OF Charles p Coslon that the prayer OF the petitioner
be not granted which was agreed to.
oRRIs CROSBY.
The Senate then proceeded the consideration of the
report of the Committee Pensions on the petition OF
Os Crosby that the prayer OF the petitioner ought not
TO be granted which was agreed TO-
THOMAS COPELAND
The Senate then proceeded the consideration OF the
report of the Committee on Naval Affairs on the petition
OF Thomas Copeland that the committee felt constrained
10 report adversely to the prayer oil the petitioners which
agreed TO.
FLORIDA VOLUNTEERS.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
renor oil the Committee of Claims the claim Of Cap
tain George y. McCleands company OF Florida yolun-
ees that the claim be rejected which was agreed TO-
MARY coLcoRD.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee on Pensions on the petition OF
Mary Cocord, adverse 10 the prayer OF the petitioner
which agreed to-
HIRAM MCARTY.
The Senate then proceeded TO The consideration OF The
report Of the Committee OF Claims the petition OF Hi
ram McCarty that he is not entitled to relief; which
was agreed TO.
pHEBE MORRIS.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration oil The
repot OF the Committee Pensions the petition oil
citizens of Cayuga in the State OF New York, in behalf
OF Pbebe Norris that the prayer oil the petitioners ought
not to be granted; which was agreed to.
NATHANIEL MATHERsHEAD.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
report on the petition OF Nathaniel Mathershead that the
committee be discharged from the further consideration
of the report which was agreed TO.
JOSEPH II, MARSH.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF the
report of the Committee Pensions on The petition OF
Joseph Marsh that the prayer OF the petitioner ought
not TO be granted; which was agreed TO.
LEWIS NORRIS.
The Senate then proceeded to The consideration OF the
report Of the Committee Military Affairs on the me-
monal OF Lewis Morris, that the prayer OF the memoir
aIist be rejected which was agreed to-
LYDIA ANN MILLS.
The Sna,e tben proceeded 10 the consideration Of the