The daily union., 1852-09-18


institution the Nos,h public attention would be called 70
il by the press national dscredJ but II Is sight
here and ia few years, If continued be
elected, IL will sink into the sands"
shall therefore. il the motion be in order, move 70
agree 10 The report OF the committee OF conference WIN
the exception OF this amendment and TO insist on IL ana
ask for another conference. ,
Ihe PRESIDENT, The Chair has already decided
that particular portion OF the report cannot DC agreed lo
and the remainder OF The report disagreed TO- Inc report
is an entire thing.
that not in order 10 except any portion OF the report
upon which TO take the vote separately!
The PRESIDENT, Certainly
MIR BADGER. | mentioned TO the Char before that
believed there instances where different course had
The PRESIDENT. The Chair was not aware that that
the bat whatever may have been done hereto
FORE this is the only correct course II different course
has ever been pursued, il was informal and incorrect
Mr. BADGER. am aware that the decision of the
Chair is right. merely wished TO call 10 the attention OF
the Chair the fact that the parliamentary had been
departed from in order that the Chair might enforce il for
The PRESIDENT The parliamentary law Is very
clear the subject, and the Chair is not that il
mas ever been departed from when be has occupied this
seat
Mr. HALE. hope that as we have adhered to the
parliamentary law closely during the whole OF this
session, il will not be departed from now.
The PRESIDENT. The question must be taken upon
the whole Of the report once.
The report OF the committee OF conference was agreed
10.
PRESENTATION OF CREDENTIALS.
Mr.. MASON presented the credentials of the Hon.
RoBERT IA 1 HUNTER, chosen senator by the legls-
lalure of the State OF Virginia for six years from the 4h
day OF March. 1858: which were read
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
message was received from the House of Represent,
atives by Mr. Forney, its Clerk, announcing that il
agreed to the amendments OF the Senate to the bill enti-
tied "An act making appropriations for lighthouses,
and establishment OF the same, and Tor other pur-
poses" ..t
Aso that it agreed to the report of the committee of
conference the dsagreeng votes OF the two houses on
the bill ',o establish certain post-roads."
Also that il had passed joint resolution relating to
the printing OF Congress during the recess
Also. that had passed resolution TO suspend the 18th
Joint rule OF the two houses far to authorize the
presentation OF the bill from the House Of Representa-
tives making an appropriation for lighthouses, light
boats, buoys, &c. and providing Tor the erection and es
tabshment oil the same and for other purposes also,
the bill from the Senate to constitute Alton, the State
of Illinois port OF delivery and the bill to establish
certain postroads.
SUSPENSION OF RULE.
The Senate proceeded TO consider the resolution from
the House to suspend the 7lh joint rule (Which prevents
the President Of the United Staies far as relates to
amended am D.s on notion BY Mr. UNDERWoob BY adding
thereto !" also the bills numbered II. r., No. 22O, $40.
2il and 3l4 he army. navy, and post Office appropra
ton bs. and the pOst-roads bill, was agreed to.
A message from the House of Representatives sub
sequenty received by Mr. Forney its Clerk announcing
that il agreed to the amendment OF the Senate to the
resolution OF the House for the suspension OF the l7th joint
rule.
Ee MESSAGE FROM THE HoUsE.
A message from the House of Representatives re.
ceved by Mr. Forney, its Clerk, announcing that agreed
TO the report OF the committee OF conference on the disa
geeng votes OF the two houses on the bill entitled An
making appropriations for the support OF the army,
for the year ending 3oth Of June, 1853"
Also. that ii agreed to the report OF the committee of
conference the dsagr votes OF the two houses
the bill entitled An act making appropriations for the
naval service for the year ending June 80, 1858"
Also. to the report OF the committee of conference on
the dsagreeing votes OF the two houses the bill
"making appropriations for the service "a the Post OF
fee Department during the fiscal year ending the 3oth
June, 1883"
SUSPENSION OF RULE.
The message also announced that the House had passed
resolution for the suspension OF TIE 7lh joint rule
far relates to all bills passed before halt past ten o'clock
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OF The Senate 10 the fact that the following resolutos
has been received from the House of Representatives
Rsored twi,h the Of tue Senae,) Ths, the
17th joint rule o the two houses be suspended all bills
passed by both houses up 10 the hour OF and halt
m, this day. ~ lwe t.l
Mr. UNDERWOOD. | wish TO cali the attention OF
the Senate to the phraseoogy OF that resolution think
il very unusual one Instead of suspending the rule
in regard to particular bills, it suspends the rule all
bills passed up to a certain hour. 4s
Mr. BADGER. call the senator TO order. We have
at this very session adopted rule that motion
pend tie 10th and nth joint rules shall al all times be in
ORDER be Immediately consdered and be decided without
debate. sli .a-n@s I1U& laae& 9
The PRESIDENT There is such rule adopted a,
this session a1s1 #t H"
Mr. UNDERWOOD. suppose | can ans yer nv
4riend from North Carolina.
blr BADGER. was only stating the rule.
Mr. UNDERWOOD. j hope may be allowed 10 say
10 the Senate that this resolution is entirely different from
similar resolutions which have been passed al previous
sessions We usually pass resolutions suspending the
rule as 10 particular bill This is general as to time
Mr. BADGER. call the senator to order.
Mr. UNDERWOOD. My statement is made
The resolution OF the House was concurred in.
HON DAVID l.. YuLEr,
On motion by Mr.. MORTON, the Senate proceeded 10
consider the following resolution submitted by him yes
terday, -.
Rsopsd That there be paid Of the contingent fund
OF the Senate, TO Hon. Dawn L. YuLEK, a equal TO
the amount oi mileage anG diem compensation of
senator from the of the present session
the 9th Instant the day which the Senate decided that
the Hon. SrEpHgS r. MALLORY, whose seat ia the Senate
claimed by him, duty elected senator from the
State OF Florida.
MIR ADAMS. Mr.. President, | cannot vote for this
resolution know II is said that has been customary
heretofore, both IN this branch OF Congress and in the
ether House, TO allow contestant for seat the same
compensation a regular member There cases
where have great regard for precedents, but not
governed BY precedenis exclusively in anything; and If
has been tie heretofore 1t has, in my humble opin-
jon been wrong, and should not pursue that wrong
any further II who brings his court OF
Justice fails TO recover he is taxed with the from
the commencement OF The suit 10 the lime of The render