The daily union., 1852-03-18

And Then, after conversational debate between Messrs
JoNEe ana HOUSTON as to the relative importance
once dspesDg OF the report OF the committee Of con
terence shove referred TO, and OF the deficiency BILL
ME- FOWLER urxed the importance OF receiving re
porls from committees during the whole OF the current
| Objection being made to the reception OF the report
OF MT JONES' OF Tennessee, from the committee OF con,
Mr.. JONES urged that there had never before been
an ooJecon raised to the reception and consideration
a report from committee of conference.
Inc CHAIR decided that the report of committee OF
conefenee was not privileged 10 be made at any time
ML JoNES, OF Tennessee, appealed; and. after con.
yefsauonal discussion, ia which the SPEAKER and
sessfs. JoNES OF Tennessee, HOUSTON, and PHELPS
Mr. HOUSTON Withdrew temporarily his pending res.
oulion 10 close the debate in Committee OF the Whole
on me deficiency appropriation bill at p of this day
MT JONES, OF Tennessee, then presented written
report IRON the committee oil conference the disagree
ment between the House and Senate upon the bill to
make land warrants issued under The law OF Septemb
80 $780, assgnable recommending the adoption of sun
dry amendments, OF which the first proposed by Inc said
commute was to make the rst section the added
oy 'he Rouse TO The BILL conomable 10 the first section
OF the law the second proposed to amend the provlso
s, as 70 insure the laying OF each warrant land in
oody not by subdivsionfoy acres here and there and
as much or more other United States subdivisions ;
thirdly that the Senate should agree the provso added
oy the House as thus amended fourhy. that all of the
second section OF the original Senate bill after the 10th
line thereof should be stricken out
Mr addressed the House in explanation of the pro-
visions OF The report from the committee OF conference,
advocating the proprety Of agreeing 10 that report, and
In The course OF his remarks explanations and interrog
alories were made by Messrs DUNHAM, JOHNSON of
Arkansas. MEADE, and CAMPBELL OF Illinois.
Mr.. FITCH then addressed the House in favor of the
adopnon OF the reports and in the OF mis-
explanations and interruptions occurred between Messs
DUNHAM and himself
Mr., NABERS urged that the previous question should
not be seconded BY the House.
Mr. RICHARDSON urged the reference OF this report
COmmuee Of he
Union
Mr. JONES expressed his willingness to accede to the
postponement OF the subject until tomorrow morning.
Aer luther conyersalion in which Messrs RAYLY
HOUSTON, CLINGMAN, and ORR participated, the
call Tor the previous question was seconded by the
The question about to be put on the adoption of
the said report from the committee OF conferences when
Mr.. FITCH moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the main question was ordered to he put.
MIR ORR moved TO lay that motion on the table;
which not being 6greed to,
The motion OF Mr. FITcH 10 reconsider prevailed and
the further consideration of this said report went over
under the rule. until the next day.
Mr.. HOUSTON again offered his resolution to close
the debate the deficiency bill at o'clock, p. m, of
this day. on which he called the previous question But
Mr. Withdrew the call for the previous question, at
the request OF
Mr.. JOHNSON. Of Arkansas, who proposed an amend
ment TO the resolution. substituting 4, m of the day
after to. morrow tor 4. p. m, of this day
Mr.. STUART moved TO amend the amendment as
TO propose TO close the debate on tomorrow. at 4,
resolution was adopted.
THE YACHT AMERICA.
Mr. PRICE asked leave TO introduce resolution d.
rectng the Committee Manufactures inquire into
liant victory won by the yacht America in England.
Objection being made, leave waa not granted.
On moion Of M5 HOUSTON E SJ, the House then wen.
Union, (Mr. MEADE in the char)
THE DEFICIENCY BIIL.
The committee then proceeded the further consid
Grafton Of the deficiency bill Whereupon,
Mr. APPLETON. of Maine, who was entitled 10 tn,
floor, addressed the committee in speech on the polt
Mr. ToWNsHEND next delivered speech upon po
M Mr.. CHANDLER also addressed the committee or
Mt FREEMAN made few remarks in defence OF tn,
Union party OF Mississippi from the effect OF charge.
against thai organization, which. he held, involved
in the speech OF his colleague, Mr.. BRowH
| Mr.. SMITH next obtained The floor; and then the
committee rose.
CLAIMS OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE KENTUCKY srArl
PRISON.
| Mr.. McLANAHAN, by leave, reported back a certain
petition from the directors of the Kentucky State penen
tary relative TO the OF maintaining convicts
! On motion Of MIR. BRECKENRIDGE. the papers in
that authorized TO be withdrawn from the hlet
OF the House and referred to one of the departments
| Mr. HOUSTON moved To proceed TO the consideration
of business on the Speakers table.
But objection being made,
| The House adjourned.
/ PETITIONS, ETC,
| BY Mr. CHANDLER Three remonstrances, numcr
ousy signed by OF Philadelphia, against the
newal the patent for Woodworhs planning machine Also
asked and ob'ained permission to Withdraw the papers
Mr.. Alice DJwen to be referred to the Committee on Inva
\ lid Pensions.
BY Mr.. WATKINS. The petition flo citizens OF Ten
nessee for the establishment OF post-roue from Marshs
Ferry HAYS Ferry, Tennessee Aiso the petition of I5t
see for post ronte from Lycamor to Snudsvile.
| BY Mr. PEASLEEi The petition of Jacob A Chesley
and Others ctz-ns OF New Hampshire against the exicn
sion Of the Woodwork patent
BY Mr.. DAVIS, of Indiana The memorial OF Thoma
w O SALE j. g. Heayes, and Jared G. Jocelyn, OF iht
State Of Iadsns additional compensation for he
taking the seventh referred 10 the Com
OF Claims.
By Mr. sIBLEY The memorial of 67e citizens of tn,
OF 100 acres Of land each member Western Farm
and Village Assoc catonsaid grants TO be selected fron
any ps the public domain between Lake Michigan
| the RJcky mountains-upon condition that Improvement
settlement be nsde thereon before the 18th July, 1852
BY Mr. MACE The memorial OF Jerome Odeil ant
Taemacus Or assistant msrsbals Of T,ppecanoe county
Ind aus asking for additional pay Tor taking the
BY Mi. ALLEN, OF Illinois The petition OF L. w Wi
lis other czsns OF Massac county, Illinois, sskin
thar msii-route be established fro Metropolis clry
the Sae OF Illinois, via Brooklyn. Paducah in the STAT
OF Kentucky
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y Fvuh liquors Of all
cheaper furnished o Con