Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23
THiRTT-SECOND COYGRESS.-- .--Fir,,
Session,
WAsmN5roy, Monday, Jan. -, 1862.
SENATE


: ',P'''' al tVFuahl'
y, a memorial was presented bv Mr.. Seward
/ 'EHtu OV "oo c.'! zehs ot New urk, directing
a''7."'u VI Sp'g'e'3 % ue intervention O
".,,'a III the HHafs o' liuhgaY. Referred.
e. '''' III S"' ''oFVu 'o P"7'Pohe unfinished bus
,nP'S' ana take up tne resolution Tor printing
. "e ,ehsuS returns agreed to.
- Mr' nnh''n submitted an amendment, that the
, Nomm''ee contract for the printing, in confor
t IVY ",'n 'ne act oi lSl%. lie spoke at con-
. "a FtU'e IehEth IN opposition 10 the resolution
r AT" 10 c'nc'uSloh hodhed Tie Senate OF h.
Imenomeh'' an'hof2ng the Secretary OF the
i",T,'"F 10 contract tor thr printing.
nc Hu'tH"'nf''' was rejected
s'.' 9'I''n .Hen S''d ne snoG'd otter another
!" I''" VI S''"s portloll oi me Work 10 Don7
"'utpl =" A''"S''ong' o. 'he Oh'oH'
~, hu'. Sp'ne Gr'sl explanations At Bright
'o' '.'V '"'e' ""e"' mere OeIhg much op-
p'''''0''' '''' '''"a' ,IpI,r',Iiu' npIr"rieu'
,.u, hOOSE'
ne piy' GfltaE'ng 'he expenses OF the late
'''' ~ t,9 NHp'o was 'aNeh up ana the amend
'''',' VI '"e 'V,'"'o "2'eeu 'o'
W. ."o,'"i' feso'" H. 10 inquire INTO the
rIVmgI' VI Tue foundations ma wings of the
P''; ""H passed;
,,.,! ."' D.""'! ''"eu 'ea'e 10 oHFr 'he lo''owing
'vIvLuo.on Wbn.eo, 8, ..
.h .riieG H"r',ia, VI ule SuIerlng among
danger OF dyng by staryato4 and the y. ne IN
the, weather, therefore,,
Resolved nat the President OF the United States
~ s r, a'i, J." inquire mo the truth
authorised TO take Stems 70 pafeve ,bsir lie 20
until homes can be provided and that-doIarsb b.
appropriated Tor this purpose, out OF the Treasury.
Objections were made, aud Mr.. 5. moved a
supsh>lon ol Tue rules
Preston hinE asked Mr.. Stany if he had
F',td 'or the resolution OF welcome.
Nh . amy replied that his resolution was
l'F tAe ten@h' OF the suffering exiles, and not
Iot mumyngSlng uoVernors
ne House refused TO suspend the rules by
Vo,e OF 10 TO I2o
Inc resolution previously offered BY Mr..
AIKEN, as TO me proprIety OF grazing bounty
lands to the soldiers engaged IN the Florida war,
vas taken pp, ana the amendments Of Alessr-,
Iohhson OF tennessee, aud Fowler of Mass,
adopted, when the resolution was passed.
MI ALISON moved suPenaion OF the rules,
10 enable MN TO Introduce resolution 10 print
l0oUVU copies OF the census report, as pub.
h>Hed ia TIE "'ooe' at "a cost OF one cent each,
Pen1ng tue motion the House adjourned.
ARItf IHOsFLCI5 - " aS@lngt0R, Jan.
i2H'.-it Is stated, On good authority. that Sem
a'"r James, OF Rnode Island, is preparing u
prJect tor modification Of the tariff, and that
"e "ll soon introduce Il n the Senate. The
principal features OF The project are, an addition
oi ten per cent On iron, fabrics Of cotton and
wool and fine couons, aud Il reduction on GER
tam manufactured artcles that enter into gem
eraI consumption. Many influential demo.
Gratis, o both Houses, are said 10 favor the pro.
Isct.
SENATE.
NAsHi>GroN, Jan. l3 1852
The CHAR presented the annual report Of the
Secretary Of the Senate.
Mr. Miller submitted the proceedings of a
meeting held N Trenton, y. J in favor OF Hun.
sarldu sympathy.
Mr.. STOCKTON gay' notice Of a bill Ia cstab,
'is4 I" line Of steamer, between Jersey City anI
Galway, Ireland.
Mr. Dradoury introduced JOIN: resolution,
providing :or conJendiun Of annual public
docu"ent7. for Distribution, in one volume,
winch Was debated.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
IF the bl.l ior printing the census.
Mr.. Brigu! defended the resolution, reo!ying
"a ,tr $f.r-1 and q t.,t, 8. I.,,,,,I