Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-15

under the provisions Of this that they are now entitled ia
receive whsn the same quantity Of land entered with money
DC paa ~ inc party % whom the patent shall be issued
opdea hooeeer Ihat all persons land under the
provisions Of this act shall as may Be practeab n
making such entries be confined each alternate Quarter
further, That nothing in this shall be- 50 Construed ~ -
impair or interfere in any whatever with existing pe
! empuop rights. tFr
The question being the adoption Of the substtts
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Tennessee, demanded the preyous
| question, which was seconded.
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee inquired of his colleague IL
the substitute he had moved substantially what the
original bill with the amendments made in Committee
| of the Whole sEates f N gg .
Mr.. JOHNSON of Tennessee. 1t is substantially the
| same, only decidedly improved. [Laughterl
Mr.. AlcMULLEN moved that the House adjourn; which
was disagreed to--ayes 81, noes 80
The question then taken on the substitute of Mr.
JOHNSON, and 1t was agreed to by the following vote:
YEASMessrs. Abercromie, Charles Allen Willis Allen
Babcock Bartlett r Briggs Brooks, Buell. Busby !. Car
Churchws Cleveland Cobb Cottman Cuom, Curtis George
T. Davis John G Davis Dawson, Dean, Disney Doty Dur
kee Eastman Ewing Fickln Fitch Florence, Floyd Fowler
Gaylord Gentry, dddings Gilmore, German, Green Grey
Grow Hail. Ishams Harris Hart Hendricks, HEM, Hous-
ton, Thomas NJ HIVE, Ingerson, Jenkins Andrew Jetn-
Preston King LockArt, Mace, Edward G. Marsha McNar
Miller Melony, Henry D. Moore, John Moore Newton Olds
W. Parker Penn Sok Porter, Richardson, Riddle, Rob
bins. jr, Robinson Sckett Savage Schoocraf, Shelton,
Smith, Stanly Benapin Stanton Frederick p. Stanton
Richard H. Stanton, Sne ST. Martin, Stratton George W.
| Yates-97. QAft aa n l7,V9,f Il4
NAYs-Messrs Aiken Allison, John Appleton, Averettr
David J. Bailey Barrere Seala Bell Bococi Bragg Breck
enrdge, Albert g. Brown George H. Brown Burrows Caskie
Chapman chastain Clark ngman colcock conger Docke-
4 ry Duncan Edmundson Evans Faulkner, Thomas j. d.
A Fuller Goodrich Hamiltob Harper sampson W. Harris,
Hasca, Hebard Hbbard oladay, Horsford John w Howe
& Mans 4 Saasy
Martin Mason, McCorke AcLanahan McMuilen McQueen
hsSn Minor M0shssd Murphy Orr Outlay Psassse
Origen Seymour, Snow, p Stevens Alex H. Stephens
Thaddeus Stevens sother Aylo Tuck Wallace. Washburn,
! Welch, Wildrick, and WOODBURY.. fasS
j The question recurring the amendment as amended
by the adoption Of the substitute of Mr.. JOHNSON
Mr.. CLINGNIAN moved tut the House adjourn which
motion was negatiyed .s.
Mr.. JENKINS moved thathe bill be laid on the table
| Mr.. ORR moved that theiOuse adjourn which was
not agreed to--yeas "a, nays5.
The motion Of Mr.. JEsKISswas then negatived-yeas
81, nays IL. ssq sasge s IA fssn9 8
was disagreed to--yeas 10, maj So. fs
The question was then takenn the bly, as amended By
the substitute Of Mr.. JoHssoSnd IL decided in the
| affirmative by the following yoty:
i YEAS-Messrs. Abercroube, 0arb Allen, Willis Allen
Allison Babcock David ]. Bailey B}lett, Bisse Briggs
Brooks Albert G. Brown Buell. Bubj Joseph Cable Thomp-
son Campbell carter Chandler ch4an Chgrchwsn CIeye
Fcklin Fitch Florence Floyd, Fler Gamble Gaylord,
s ysnp.s aH Gs sssa a sSa s
son, Robert ". johnson, Daniel Jones. Geo W. Jones.
len, MeNair, Meaoham, Miller haony Henry q Moore,
John Moore, Newton oids, sam1 y. Parker Penn, Penn
man Phelps Polk Porter sfs had s, Robins
Stany, Benjamin Stanton Abr STEPHENS, Stone ST. Mar
tin srstt0n George Thot1n Irst aaao M1,
Alexander White, Williams, and Ytes-lOs rnnS
NAYs--Eessrs. Aiken John. Appleto, Averett Thomas
so.n Bsss. Bell cssa
conger, Do,kery, Duncan, Imundso1 Evans Faulkner,
IT j. p Fuller, Hamilton anr !shsnG Harris, Iiblard,
Mason, Meaaeen, Nilsson, MTshead osaw Psasse,
Seymour s,ret5. s' Taylor ssss NshSan Yh Sd
rick Woodward-57. M #t
Mr.. SEYMOUR, of New York, soved that DC Hy---
adjourn which was no. agreed e.. ..a Ia !
third time; and, being engrossed it wascordnfy read
the third time.
The question then recurring on its paAge-
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Tennessee, moved De ,reviNsques-
ton which seconded
, Mr.. SEYMOUR, Of New York, then caleaorfhe read
ing Of the bill. MI
) And it was accordingly read
: Mr. STANLY then moved to be excused.oh voting,
and desired to give his for dom He stated
that in voting against the bill he acted undtl instruc-
tons Of his constituents and the State Conaton which
recently met in North Carolina. He thenithdrew the
motion to be excused from voting.
The question then taken the passa Of the bill,
and it was passed by the following vote:
YEAS-sfessrs. Abercrombie Charles AleTils Allen,
Allison Babcock Bartlett Bissel, Briggs, Br Albert g.
Brown, Buell. Busby, Joseph Cable, Thonlln Campbell
Cartier Chandler Chapman, Churchwel, Cls Cleveland
Cobb Cottman, Culom, Curtis, George T. DsvJ g. Davis
Dawson Disney, Doty, Durxce, Eastman ing, Fcklin,
Fitch, Florence, Floyd, Fowler, Gamble, Card Gentry,
Giddings, Goodrich, German, Green, GreyGrow Hail,
Sampson w. Harris Hasca, Hendricks, Eh, Houston,
Ingersol Ives Andrew johnson, John Johnl Robert W.
johnson, Geo. W Jones, Kurtz Lockhart Nj Edward G,
Marshall, McMullen, McNair, Meacham, Mir, Molony,>
Henry D. Moore, John Moore, Newton, Old Samuel w.
Parker Penn, Pennman, Perkins, Phelps, ok, Porter
Richardson, Riddle Robbins Robinson Saett Savage
schoolcraf David l. Seymour, SHELTON, Smith5now, Benz
Stanton, Frederick p Stanton A. p stephe, Stone, ST
Martin Straton, George w. Thompson, Thstcn, Town
shend, Tuck Walbrdse, Walsh, ward watns.. Addison
White, Alexander White Williams and Yateslo7
i NAYS-Messrs Dockery, Duncan Edmusont Evans
Faulkner Thomas j. d. Fuller, Hamilton, Harr, Ishsm "
Harris, Hbbard Holiday, Horsford John W. 6we Thomas
Y. Howe Jackson, Jenkins, George g. KngPrescn King
Letcher Martin, Mason, Mcqueen, Mllson, orehead, Orr
Outlaw Peasee, Powell Ross, Scurry, Origi s. Seymour
Sany, Stroller, Taylor, Wallace, washbur weieh, and
i Woodward-56.
The title Of the Sill Was then agreed to rder the ope
1 tioh of the previous question. Ell, ,s.1y. 81 IN
And twenty minutes past FIVE oclocs the House adj
journed to meet tomorrow morning at eight O'Clock
RESULT on CARELEss DRfvIsp.-A Coroner's Inquest
was held at Philadelphia Moray in view of the body
of child eight years old who came to his death by be-
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