The daily union., 1852-04-13

Mr. s. also demanded the previous question which
being seconded BY The House. the said hrst amendment
was agreed TO.
The question then arose on agreeing TO the second
Senate amendment to this bill, making provision Tor The
payment 10 the workmen engaged on the baiiding OF
wages for the time they of employment owing
10 the suspension OF the work for want OF an appopa
Mr. STANTON, Of Kentucky, opposed lis adoption,
and added that the workmen themselves had expressed
entire willingness to have il struck from the bill.
Mr.: JONES, OF Tennessee, urged the importance OF
recording the vote upon agreeing TO this amendment BY
yeas and nays Otherwise, he felt assured it would be
fnay agreed 10 through the agency Of committee Of
conference.
So the yeas and nays being ordered the question was
put and the said second amendment OF the Senate
reiected-yeas ~, nays 1873
THE PUBLIC PRINTING. .8i \
/ Mr. BROWN, of Mississippi, asked the unanimous
consent OF the House for leave introduce joint
luton relative to the public printing, as follows:
BE rssolvsd &C. That neither the joint resolution Of
directing The manner Of procuring the printing for the
conFess su,hoInss Or shall be- SO coasasd as 70 author
ize the Joint Committee on Printing to discharge one con
ons person and give il another all
sha deem there has been neglect Of
the fac. shall Be- reported to Congress- and the commes
| shall be governed by It's advice.
| Objection being made.
Mr. BROWN moved the suspension Of the rules for the
Introduction Of his resolution which motion he de-
manded the yeas and nays which being ordered !,
law WI roysTn;nr ihe PrnuS Commee read for he nor.
MI BROWN, Of Mississippi objected unless he might
be permitted TO make lew remarks in explanation OF
the clause in question.
MI POLK expressed desire for leave to move 10 lay
the whole subject the table, if the clause in the law
was not permitted to be read.
| Mr.. BROWN then withdrew his objection.
| Mr.. CLINGMAN renewed it,
The question the motion TO suspend the rules was
then put by yeas and nays and II was not agreed To-
yeas 96. NAYS 60-two-thirds being required.
Mr.. HAVEN stated that as much had been said in the
desus Of explaining to The House just what had been
done by the Joint Committee Printing, and be
ready to make statement on the subject at this time il
| he could obtain permission TO do so.
Mr. ORR said that the proper plan would have been to
have admitted the resolution just rejected, if listen
ing to the statement of Mr. H. the House should conceive
il necessary to appya corrective the resolution would
have been at hand the proper instrument with which
TO make the application.
Mr.. POLK con,ended that Mr. HAVEN was out Of
order.
Mr.. H here declining to press his point
THE DUTY RAILROAD IRON
Mr.. ORR moved to suspend the rules objection being
made TO his previous request for he unanimous consent
Of the House for that purpose 10 enable him TO introduce
a resolution as follows: t6
Resoped That the Committee Of Ways and Means be
structed report Tuesday the 30h instant, half past
Be- enacted &c Tha the on o the eoasracson all
railroad, in the United States the Territories thereof.
ia ali cases hereafter Is proposed claim hi.
exemption from duy Of the importation OF iron for
~
i'm porting the give bond in such may
be prescribed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury conditioned
poraton the said iron has been laid down for permanent
on % % ~ me % o. .sd 70 aas raa
required double the rates Of do now recognised
made TO appear 10 The satisfaction Secretary the
Treasury that the omission lay down said rails has
payment of the prescribed rate Of duty such iron,
then Il shall be his duty 70 give further and Ieasonab
poses OF railroads.
of the importation OF iron Tor railroads be. and
the hereby, remed: Propidsd ho,csv0, That In
all such the shall be in the name and for
the OF some legally incorporated railroad company, or
| Tor State OF Territory OF the United States
The yeas and nays this motion suspend the rules
being ordered II was not agreed o-yeas So, nays 81
THE wooDwoRTB PATENT.
Mr. SMART, by leave, presented resolutions Of the
legislature OF Maine the subject OF the Woodwork
planning machine patent: referred 10 the Committee OF
| Patents and the Patent Office.
THE NORTH AMrRIcAN AND EUROPEAN RAILROAD.
Mr. GOODENOW, by leave, presented resolutions OF
the legislature OF Maine relative TO the North American
and European railroad; portion Of which duly
refeua 70 the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads, and the rest TO the Committee Public Lands
and they were ordered 10 be printed
Mr. POLK moved to suspend the rules TO 90 into a
Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union not
Mr. BAYLY moved the suspension Of the rules to ena
BILE Mr. HAVEN TO make verbal report from the Joint
Committee on Printing
MIR. HOUSION remarked that he would prefer 10 nave
that report made in writing.
4 After conversation the right OF the Committee on
Printing TO report al any lime, between Meess. HOUS-
4 TON, SEYMOUR OF New York, and WOODWARD,
/ Mr. BAYLY withdrew his motion.
4 cAsALLIso THE FALLS OF THE OHIO
| Mr. STANTON, OF Ohio, moved 10 suspend the rules
to enable him 10 report from The Committee Roads
and Canals bill for the construction OF a canal
around the falls Of the Ohio; rules not suspended.
THE TERMINATION SESSION.
/ Mr. ROBBINS moved the suspension OF the rules 10
enable him to introduce joint resolution designating
Monday the 5th day of July next the period for the
OF the present session of Congress rules
suspended.
| THE CALIFORNIA MINT.
/ Mr. McCORKLE asked leave move TO permit the
Committee OF Ways and Means to report back the Cafor
| MIA mint bill but
4 MIR MARSHALL. OF Kentucky, objected
| Mr. McCORkLE then moved the suspension of the
rules enable him to make bis motion rules not
pended
| THE PUBLIC PRINTING,
Mr. GORAN remark ed that, in obedience 10 the evi.
dent desire of the House, he preparing report from
the Committee Printing, explaining all that that
mee had done recently. Though not required to make
such report by any existing rule law, be should make
| il tomorrow morning
/ THE CENSUS PRINTING
| Mr.. SMITH, of Alabama, moved the suspension Of
the rues TO allow him to introduce resolution declaring
10 be unnecessary and nexpedient TO print the
report the plan recommended by the Secretary OF the
Intav hat unA As,nk