The daily union., 1852-03-14
Thirty-second Congress-First 5
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, lss
HOUSE OF RErREsEsr rATIvE


After the reading OF the journal,
Mr. POLK, rising TO privileged question, remarked
that he grated 10 be able to state 10 the House i.
the unfortunate difficulty between the two represents
tiyes from Mississippi lMessrs, WILCOX and BRowk,
had been adjusted in highly credtabe 10 bo,b
paes and that they now occupied the same position Of
friendship which existed between them previous 10 IN,
unfortunate affair OF yesterday
STATE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. PRICE, by unanimous consent, presented Joint
resolutions OF the legislature OF the State OF New Jersey
relative to protection iron, glass, and coal which
were referred TO the Committee of Ways and Means
and ordered TO be printed.
Mr. KING, OF New York. presented resolutions OF the
stature OF his State relative 10 the Woodwork patent;
which were referred to the Committee on Patents and
ordered TO be printed
on the motion OF Mr. STANTON, OF Kentucky, made YES.
terday, that the House resolve se into Committee Of
the Whole the state OF the Union the special order
And the question being taken. the motion was agreed
to.
WORK ON THE CAPITOL.
Whereupon the House went into Committee Of lbe
Whole the state OF the Union, (Slr. SEYMOUR Of
Connecticut in the char) and resumed the consideration
OF the Senate oiat resolution authorizing the architect Of
the Capitol TO continue in employment the mechanics,
aborers, and others, employed upon the TWO wings
thereof
which he commenced yesterday in reply to MIR BRows
Considerable debate then ensued on the bill under con-
sdsSa9s WHICH was j. Sy Mssss e BEAL
CHANDLER, CAR TIER. FLORENCE. WALSH
BRENToN,. MASON, FLOYD, MOORE Of Pennsy
vania, and McMULLIN.
The substitute offered yesterday by Mr.. STANTON Of
Kentucky, on behalf of the Committee Public Build
ngs and Grounds was then agreed to; when the commit
tee rose and reported its action tothe House.
The question being on the adoption OF the amendment
reported by the Committee OF the Whole,
Mr.. FITCH moved to lay the bill and amendment on
the table which motion disagreed TO by yeas and
nays--yeas 43, nays 1874.
The amendment was then agreed to- and the resolution
as amended. read the third time and passed
The House then adjourned.
PETITIONS, ETC.,
BY Mr.. FULLER, of Maine. The petition Of John G.
Tbbes and 81 others, citizens OF Brooklyn Hancock
y Maine, asking for appropriation Tor building light
house the west side OF the entrance into reck harbo
Also, the circumstances OF Lewis L. Panty, and sundy
other citizens OF Philadelphia, against the extension
further renewal Of the Woodwork patent.
| BY Mr. HARPER The memorial of Daniel Lauierty
axfed, Jacob Gleyforne, and 66 Others OF Muskngum
county, Ohio, praying that the Wheeling bridges may
established posoads and permitted to remain at their
present height
BY Mr. ROBBINS. The petition of Isaac Wood, and III
other czsns of Philadelphia county, asking Congres,o
pass for the farther extension Of the Woodwork
patent. Est1 .srH
BY Mr G,YLORD, The petition of Lewis II. Green,
Juna Jennings, Robert Nj Jennings, George 8. Gliand
A Stone, BenIlmn Z. Stone, and James McCaddon, dep
ntY marshals of Washington county Ohio, asking add
onal compensation Tor rendered la taking the
seventh
BY ar. FLORENCE: The memorial Of Charles c.
Cope Henry r., Copes, Joseph r. Cobb, and "a Others
citizens oil the county oil Philadelphia, praying for the
Of the Woodwork patent planning boards 6c
BY Mr.. RIDDLE: The petition OF jeremiah Eskrid9e
Of Sussex county, in The state Of Delaware, solderm
in The nature of OF pension referred the
Com nit,ee on Invalid Pensions.