The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-25
HOUSE OF REpREsENrATIvEs

After the reading Of The journal,
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
to be the motion suspend the rules TO discharge the
Committee Of the Whole on the slate of the Union from
The further consideration of the bill 10 renqush TO the
State OF Iowa certain reserved salt springs
On motion OF Mr. CLARK, the said bill was read at
length for The information OF the House.
The question was pni on the motion TO suspend The
rules which being agreed to. and the said bill being Ia
Mr. CLARK made few remarks in its favor
And then the amendment to the said bill which
pending was agree TO- and the said bill was read the
Mr. JONES' OF Tennessee, moved to suspend The
rules Tor the introduction OF resolution setting apart
hour daily for the reception OF reports from standing
committees, until all the committees have been called
Mr. MASON moved TO amend this resolution by
striking out Zone hour" and inserting 1.-TWO hours"
The question being put on the amendment, it was not
agreed to.
And then the resolution was adopted
The SPEAKER then called Tor reports from standing
committees when
lie Lands the bill making appropriations TO the several
States OF portion OF the public domain for the benefit OF
the INDECENT insane, with amendment.
The said bill and amendment having been read at length
for the information of the House.
Mr.. HALL addressed the House in few remarks in
its favor.
And then, after conversation, in which Mr. and
Ms.eIs: CLARK, CAMPBELL Of Illinois, MOREHEAD,
Jones OF Tennessee, and HOUSTON participated, MI.
BlSSELL suggested 10 MIR. HALL TO TO make this
bill special order for this day two weeks, and that be
printed.
But Ill held that NJ that mouon was not agreed to
IL would send the bill to the Speakers table.
Mr. H. then moved TO commit the bill 10 the Commit
tee Of the Whole on the state OF the Union;
When Mr. BlSSELL moved the pos'ponement OF the
question on that motion for weeks. and that the bill
be printed agreed to By yeas and nays. called by Mr.
ORa-yeas lis, nays 40
Mr.. HALL then reported back from the Committee on
Public Lands sundy memorials which were seveally
laid on the table.
for the relief OF Joseph NJ Wilcox; referred to the Com
miiee Of the Whole House, and ordered to be printed
ALSO, bill TO relinqush to the State Of Missouri.
S s s. Of n public sad cent said Sc S xh
amendment: referred TO the Committee of the Whole
on the state OF the Union.
soldiers OF the late with Grea, Britain surrender
their bounty lands for others.
MIR. HENDRICKS moved TO put this bill on its pas
Mr. HALL then explained the provisions Of this bill
and then Mr. H. moved its reference to the Committee Of
the While on The state Of The Union agreed to
The morning hour having expired,
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
to be petitions from the State Of Maine but
Mr.. COBB called up his pending motion 10 reconsider
vote previous, committing the bin making grant Of
lands and granting the right OF way in aid OF the con-
straeton Of the Selma and Ganter's landing railroad
Mr. Z. then addressed the House nj some length in
favor OF the enactment OF the bill
On h: NOTION his previous motion TO reconsider was
then laid on the table
TO permit him TO report bill granting register
sci rules not suspended
Nfr. HOUSlON mover 10 suspend the rules into
COMMITTEES of the Whole the State OF the Union for
the consideration Of the pension appropriation bills.
Mr. STUART proposed TO proceed with the further
consideration Of territorial business.
And the question being put oil the motion Of Mr. Hous-
TON, il was agreed 10.
SO (Mr. SEYMOUR, Of Connecticut, being called the
CHAIR the committee proceeded TO the consideration OF
the invalid and naval pension general appropriation bill
when Mr. HOUSTON explained their provisions.
Mr.. STUART moved to rise, that the House nigh
proceed TO the further consideration Of territorial bust
meas motion agreed 10.
So the committee having risen, the chairman reported
Mr.. STUART moved the usual resolution to limit the
debate on the invalid pension appropriation bill 10 6v,
minutes
Mr.. BAYLY moved 10 amend thai resolution by stri
king out /" Rve minutes" and inserting two hours.
Mr.. CLtNGMAN moved to lay the resolution on the
table
Mr.. HOUSTON demanded the yeas and nays on tina
motion
The question being put the SPEAKER tMr. Joxrs, Of
Tennessee, IN the cbarl decided that they had been
dered
Mr.. CLINGMAN appealed from this decision.
Mr.. DEAN moved to lay the appeal on the table
The yeas and nays on laying the appeal the table
being called for.