The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-26

Dnah Mount that the prayer OF the petitioner ought not
10 be granted which was agreed 10.
d. A. MELHoRH.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee OF Claims the petition OF ID.
A. Mehorn. that the petitioner is not entitled 10 relief
which was agreed to.
RDw MILTON.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee Pensions the petition OF
Edw, Milton. that The prayer Of the petitioner be
jecled; which was agreed TO-
HANS NELSON
The Senate then proceeded the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee Naval Affairs the petition
OF Hans Nelson, that the committee be discharged from
the further consideration OF the petition which was
agreed TO.
JOHN NEWTON.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
report oil the Committee Public Lands on the petition
OF John Newton, that the prayer of the petitioner be
leced which was agreed 10.
CORNELIUS
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the
report OF the Committee Revolutionary Claims in the
case OF The heirs OF Cornelius Oakley, that there
evidence before the committee that The services ere moi
paid Tor, and that the committee report adversely which
was agreed 10.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration OF the
report the petition OF Nancy Pierce, that the prayer of
the petitioner be relecledi which was agreed TO.
TOBIAS BURLINGTON
| report Of the Committee of Claims the petition of
Tobias Purrngton, reporting adversely to the claim
which was agreed 10.
| y. PENNY.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the
report of the Committee on Pensions the petition OF
Elliot Penny, that the prayer OF the petitioner be not
granted which was agreed to.
2. W. POTTER.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the
report of the Committee Naval Affairs on the petit
that tha ha di2ch nj
from the further consideration OF the memorial; which
was agIeed TO.
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
report Of the Committee on Pensions on the petition OF
VIM Roberts, that the prayer OF the petitioner ought not
| to be granted; which was agreed to.
L. D. REYNOLDS.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF the
report of the Committee on Naval Affairs on The memo
rial Of f. d. Reynolds, that he have leave 10 withdraw
his memorial; which was agreed TO-
JOHN A. ROGERS.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee OF Claims on the petition OF
John A. Rogers that the prayer OF the petitioner be
| jeced; which was agreed TO-
| ESTHER sCoLLAY
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
report tie petition OF Esther Scollay that the commit
tee be discharged from the further consideration OF the
petition which was agreed TO.
/ J.. SMITH
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
report OF the Committee Of Claims the memorial of j.
Smith, that the prayer OF the memoraisi ought not TO be
granted which was agreed to.
cArHARIsE sTRUBISG.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF the
report of The Committee on Private Land Claims
the petition OF Catharne Subng that the prayer of the
petitioner ought not to be granted which was agreed TO-
/ SARAH SMITH.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF the
i of ihe ppnsOns on of
Sarah Smith, tina, the prayer OF the petitioner ought not
to be granted; which was agreed to.
scHooLcRAFT.
The Senate then proceeded the consideration OF the
report Of the Committee of Claims the petition OF
Henry H. Scboocrait that the prayer oil the petitioner be
rejected which was agreed 10.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration OF the
report of the Committee on lndan Affairs on the petition
of Henry r. Schoocraft that the prayer OF the petitioner
be notSranied; which was also agreed to.
SARAH soMERs coRsos.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration Of the
report OF the Committee on Naval Affairs on The re oa
OF Sarah Somers Corson, that the committee be dis
charged from the further consideration OF the petition.
/ Mr. HALE wish 10 ask, MIR President, whether
agreeing TO such report as that considered as equva
! lent 10 agreeing TO a negative report.
/ The PRESIDENT. When the committee are dis
charged from the consideration OF The petition. il is not
the rejection OF the claim.
Mi HALE. Then think that we are wrong in let
ting these go, for ii decides nothing II merely vote
to discharge the committees, the papers may be with
! drawn ana come up ueIt again WHtTeds VI we pass
resolution rejecting the claim. that settles it, think 10
all these cases we ought either to affirm or negative the
claim.
/ The PRESIDENT. That cannot now be done with
out sending back the papers. The question is upon the
motion to discharge the committee.
| Mr.. HALE. They can be presented again. il they OBJ
tain additional evidence, IL rejected but these
come up again at the next session OF Congress
j Mr. MILLER | hope the resolutions will be agreed
TO- There want OF sufficient evidence in these cases
1 The report was agreed TO.
| n, JOHN
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee Naval Affairs on the petition
OF John II. St. John, tina, the committee be discharged
from the further consideration OF the petition which
was agreed to-
| MARY s. wETMoRE
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee Pensions in the of Mary
Is Weimore, that the committee be discharged from the
further consideration of the petition which agreed
TO-
4 WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
The Senate then proceeded 70 the consideration Of the
report OF the Committee Public Lands the petition
of VIM Woodbridge, that the prayer OF the petitioner be
rejected; which was agreed to.
HUGH WALLACE woRMLEy.
The Senate then proceeded to The consideration OF the
report of The Committee on Naval Affairs on the petition
of Hugh Wallace Wormey, which had reported against
the prayer Of the petitioner The report was agreed to-
STEPHEN p. YEoMANs
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration OF the
report Of the Committee Pensions the petition of
Stephen p Yeomans and others, that the prayer of the
petitioners ought not to be granted which was agreed to-