The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-04
G ON G r E S S.
MONDAY. Jan. &c.

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SENArE.-Mr. Clarke's non-iuiervention
resolution was taken up aud made the
special order for Wednesday, Feb. 4ih.
The bill granting land 10 lown, 10 aid in |
constructing Il Railroad nihht State, was
taken Up. Nj Underwood opposed ihe |
bill, MS unjust to uthrr States, aud moved |
Ia amend by adding grdn's 10 MaIle, New |
Hampshire. Vermont. and the other olGrr |
States for purposes OF cducalion ~ ni ~
iernal improvements IN those Sla'rs. With
Out taking tbs question, The Senate All
jnurned
IloUsE.-The resolution Of Mr.. Fuller,
of Maine, calling for lis, OF all clalms al
lowed since March 4, lS49, that had hesn
previously presented, was taken up Mr..
Campbell, of Ohio. wished MIR. Fuller 20
include the list from March, lS45. lie re
fused. The resolution passed, l75 to 60.
MIR Smith Of Ala offered resolution
calling for copies al the correspondence
between Capt Long aud Kossuh. "A
dopted.
Mr.. Gormun. from The committee OIL
printing, introduced n joint resoluii"n ~
,horiz;ng The committee TO coniraci with
Messrs. Donaldson & Armstrong (oi The
Cnion) for the census printing After a
long and spirited debate. showing the De-
inocrncy 10 be anything but harmonious,
the House. without taking vote on the
question, adjourned.
TUESDAY. Jan. 81.
SENATE. fer the transaction Gf somr
business Of no general Interest, the bill
granting land TO Iowa wRs taken mp. Mr.
Sumner supported it. On motion of Mr
Felch, The subjec; was postponed until
Thursday.
| IIoUsE.-The debate oh the resolution
directing The committee TO contract with
Donaldson g. Armstrong. for the census
printing, was resumed. The day vas
chiefly spent in Democratic wrangliug on
This question, without coming to II vote.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. %.
SLNATE.-Mr. Cass presented resolu-
lions passed al n meeting in Detroit. IN ia
vor of the intervention OF the United States
with the British government, Tor the libcia-
ton Of the Irish exilcs. y prorrac,ed de-
bate ensued-pariIcipate in by Messrs
Cass, Hale, Butler. and others and the
resolution was laid over.
After some further business, the Sena',
proceeded to the special ORDER Mr.. Fooic
Compromise resolution. Messrs. Davis, u
Mass, and Maneum addressed The Senate
IN opposition to the resolutions. Fur'he
consideration of the subject was rostpnnet
at the request Of Mr. McRae, who wished Il
speak OH this question.
IloUsE.-1 Mexican Indemnity bil
was taken up. Several amendments wer'
rejected & The rest of the day spent in deba
on this subject. The bill finally passed.
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