The daily union., 1852-01-13

Mr. RICHARDSON urged that this proposed printing
would not cost than SlOo 800
MI. JoNES, OF tennessee, conceived that the proper
would be TO refer the printing question 10 Inc
Committee on Territories, and to act on their rscouameM
alton TO whether The whole portion and il pos-
ton, what porton should be printed by order oi Cou
gress ~ EtW t
Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Tennessee, moved 10 Law the mo-
ion 10 reconsider on the table: agreed to. s1I,
FOUNDATIONS OF THE EXTENSION OF TINE CAPITOL.
The SPEAKER announced that the first business in or,
der was the question the call for the previous qses
ment OF committee 10 examine and report The coAdoa
OF the foundations being prepared for the extension of
the Capitol = CD s7a,a rFbat
put, the previous question seconded, and under IL
operation, the resolution was agreed toayes l07,
THE CONGRESS LIBRARY. :ts2r7
Mr.. CLINGMAN moved to suspend the rulss ~ .ps
Bile him 10 10 take from The Speakers tiEis ~
House bill from the Senate with an aunendmeny mnkn~
an appropriation OF $4,000 to meet the expenses ii clear
ing, cleaning, and protecting, incurred by the recent
hIe at the Capitol rules suspended i''Ns
Mr. G. also moved to suspend the rules to permit him
10 move the consideration OF the amendment from the
Senate making an appropriation Of $4,000 for the
chase OF books, without going into Committee ri the
Whole on the state of the Union t 4 ,,..eF Jt
Mr. @ said that for this $4,000, and the standing fan
nua $4,000 appropriated for The purchase Of books hs
Joint Library Committee could purchase all the workp
absolutely necessary for immediate use The Senate hsd
also passed another bill appropriatng 1900 70 t up
twS rooms ~ he IRsespon O. these hs books
necessary and met the approval OF the House portion OF
the Library Committee, who had investigated the subject
The rules were then suspended; and, the bill bsine
taken up, The amendment OF the Senate was agreed TO-
KoasUTH's FOLLOWERS.
Mr. STANLY moved to suspend the rules for the con.
sderalion OF a resolution, as follows:
Whereas information has reached Congress that hsrs a
great suffering among the sries from Hungary. a S
city Of New York, many Of whom believed 10 II "a
danger Of dying by starvation and the inclensncy o. s
R,soysd 6y- the Senate and House Of Rswess.s1asss
the Pe.iden, be authorized reqassed nquirs iass
the truth OF said normation and, II IL appear bs 0as
relieve their suffering until homes can bs proyde3n
them and for that purpose, the sum Of -- th1tiand
treasury not Otherwise appropriated ~"
Mr. s. demanded the yeas and nays on bis mo.
ton for the suspension OF the rules; which wers
Mr. P KING asked il the gentleman voted Tor the res
olution of welcome-(Mr. CARTTER's)
Mr.. STANLY would not answer. This rssoluton
was for the benefit Of bona de exe' not for
Tne question being put, the rules were not suspended
yeas 46, nays l26 -
The regular order Of business being called for
BOUNTY LANDS.
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
be the call of the States for resolutions and that the
question Immediately before the House agreeing
TO the resolution OF Mr. AIKEN ordering the Committee
on Public Lands TO inquire into the expediency Of gank
ing bounty lands to the South Carolina volunteers, who
had served in the Florida war less than six months and
more than one month, with the amendments the& -
been adoptedviz TO refer to the same COMMITTEES the
question OF the proprety OF granting bounty lands 70 the
heirs OF soldiers who had served in the revolutionary WAf
ess than six months and more than month also, the
question of the propriey OF granting bounty lands TO
those Vermont volunteers who served at tho battle Of
Plattsburg.
This resolution. with the amendments mentioned
above, having been adopted ssFe
THE REPORT OF THE COAST SURVEY. a
Mr.. GORMAN, from the Committee on Printing, 70.
ported resolution ordering the printing OF 5000 copies
OF the coast survey report for the use OF the House, and
1000 extra copies for the use OF the superintendent Of The
Mr. EVANS moved to amend this resolution by award
ing 5000 copies TO the superintendent and 5000 10 he
House. tsN
MIR E. addressed the House to show that the coast
survey officers would make far better Of this report.
so far as the interest OF commerce is concerned. than the
members. eM
Mr. FULLER moved to amend the amendment OF Mr..
EVANS, by inserting 10000 instead 5000.
Mr. F. remarking that the government were spend
ing S3OO,OO0 annually on the works OF surveying
the coasts, argued TO prove the great importance Of scat
terng the results OF this expenditure widely ~ possi
BILE the country, Mf vi u
this day being set apart for the introduction OF resolutions.
debate on report % was not in order. re-
The SPEAKER decided that this report came froR
committee privileged TO report at any time, its report and
the debate therenpon were in order. re ~.
Mr.. GIDDlNGS appealed but the House sustained the
decision Of the Speaker.
MIR FULLER, again taking the floor. addressed the
House in favor OF printing the increased number sugges,
ed in his amendment .4---s..
Mr.. STANTON, OF Tennessee, also addressed the
House in favor OF printing the largest number OF extra
copies. Asiez
Mr. VENABLE urged the House 10 order the printing OF
the largest number and illustrated the importance OF The
very general diffusion OF this report with great earnest
ral
Mr.. HOUSTON opposed the greater number
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, moved that the House
would authorize the coast survey distribute ri least
might order TO be printed.
Mr. HAMMOND opposed the printing of too great
number of this report.
Mr. MEADE held, with MIR STEPHENS, OF Georgia.
that by distributing copies OF this work members rep.
esenng interior districts the main object OF its puhca
tion not attained He was for their distribution to
shpowners particularly. ..ts ~ sr@prses4.
Mr.. M. for posponing the question on the resoIu
ton until The next resolution day ss4 Ugf&$
Mr.. STANTON, OF Kentucky, opposed the postpone.
ment and advocated with the prompt printing
OF the largest number suggested ~ - 'r :
Mr. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, after arguing TO show that
u was improper TO give large numbers OF this report for
distribution 10 members representing agricultural districts
for leaving the whole number To be printed bv the
with the understanding that they should furnish any
member with as many copies his constituents re-
qured. .a. s0E.e - :
Mr. C. then moved further to amend this resolution BY
assigning TO the Office OF the survey the duty Of
distributing all these reports that may be printed by order
of the House.
Mr. CARTIER addressed the House in opposition to
this amendment -esT' II
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, again took the floor, and
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