Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-19
anH!J StcsGd Congfess-Firsl Session.
WAsHINGToS. Ian. 3

~ ttis SeaRle veStHfaay af
srAe gave hotice OF joint resolution
which he intendsd 10 introduce, declara,or
"' ihe principles Of the U. S. Governmen
't,on The doctrine of international relations
sah other nations; and reafiirmng The
Known settled policy Of our couasry.
A message from the President asking f,,
Hn immediate appropriation TO meet The
Iext ins,ahnenl Of the Mex,cnn :ndemni,v
hich was referred to the F,.asce cotna,is
ia.
Mr. Resdtsry. ef the J,:dicinry Comnd,
Ice, reported buck ,te oil giving fuethel
remedies ,a PatenSes.
Mr.. Dawson in,rndaeed bill 20 ames &
tro acts establishing the territorial govern
n;ent of. New Mexico by providing for a.
i'creass Of the salary OF Jud ses, and OF
a Z otion to refer it, no quorum voting, the
Senate adjourned.
HeUsE. LII the House the Kossuih res
o!ution was under debate 10 committee oil
The whole up TO a lsle hour, aud the com.
miues arising, the House adjourned until
Mvndav.
w AsHINGTos, Jan. 5.
SEsafe.- f,obg before 10 o'clock every
avenue leading to the Senate was ihronged
with persons anxious 10 witness kossutf' s
reception there. Al 10 O'clock The gallery
opened, and amid the greatest tumut and
confusion was Instantly filled 20 their Ut
most capacity.
Al IL o'clock, the Senate was called to
"'der, aid opened with payer by the
Chaplain.
Alter reading the journals, presentation,
DC, Mr.. Morton gave notice OF bill
granting lands in Florida, for plank road
IN that State.
Mr.. Mangum moved .ha, the rules be
t'spendad SO far Us to admit ladies' behind
the bar of the Senate, which was agreed TO.
Mademe kassuth then entered The Sen.
Chandler, leaning on the arm Of Mr..
Ism, and Caan, Palzky follow ed, with
ether ladies OF K ssuth's suite.
Mr., Cooper presented various re.non,
srinccs against The Transmission OF the
mails on So. day.
Al one o'clock, Messrs Seward and
Shields. entered the chamber, accompanied
by kosse'fl. Mr.. Shields sad: We have
tae honnr TO introduce Louis K ssu.h to the
Sss'ate of the u. S. -
fhn e.hair iarised Kossnih TO seat,
p'nced in trout of the Secreiary,s desk -
] .e Senators then rose and Kossulh ad-
v-nred tn bis seal aud sat down.
Wr. Mapsu said in order that Sena.
to rs and all others may have the opportuni-
ty % paving their respects TO their ilIustri.
Gus gsesl. move that the Seuote now
efi urn
ihe motion was agreed to and the Sen
nte adj ,urned.
The crowd then advar ced, ard were in
troinced 10 Knssulh by Messrs. Seward and
Shells.
iIoUsE. In the House Mr.. Cartier
moved Il suspension OF the rules for the
purpose nf introducing n resolution author.
izing the speaker 10 appoint committee 10
~,it upon kpssuth. and introdu: :e him to
the fIouse He said il the House intended
Ills mark OF respect 10 the distinguished
lhan, i, must be do,e between this and Fri
dar as lie was then to leave the city.
Mr.. S.ewaf, caused an amendment to be
read which he iatehded to offer, that the
chairman nf said committee introduce him
i, ihese words: ,'We introduce Louis
X ,ssulh 10 the Hnuse Of Representatives,
., which The members are requested 10 rise,
airt the Speaker viii invite him TO seat
i'ns question being t.ken, the motion to
easpend Inc rules was agreed TO-
ur Carter then introduced his resnlu
ll,n aud under lhe operation of the previous
9 ,es.ion, j, pissed d-yeas I13, nays 81.
which was adopted, setting forth that the
Secretary of State oi the Colonial aff,irs
-oi .'se British Government, ha5 issued
CIRCULAR 10 October, 1850, ia favor Of in
>,iug emigrulon IN the West Indies, of the
free coiored population of the United States,
mud called upon the President to communL
,e To the House any Information he may
p,ssess respecting sald circular, and parlic-
uInrIv what action the Legislative Assem>
bls nf the British w est India Islands have
taken in pursuance Of the suggestion con-
tsined therein.
Some further business was trensncted Of
NJ special Importance, when
Fhe House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.
HoUsg.-Ths speaker appointed the fol-
lnwing gentleman commitee to wait upon
kossu,h. and introduce him TO 10 the House,:
Nj M-ssrs. Cartier, ciingman, Gentry, Stanton
OF K .nlucky, aid Peaslee.
Mr.. Cnr.ler, ir m the Select Committee,
reported that they would be prepared 10 in.
troduce Ktissu,h at O'Clock.
NJ. Houston reported bill for the pay
ment Of the expenses of the Indian Depart
mem of invalids, and other pensions for the
year 1898; also bill providing for the
payment of the next in>lalment 10 Mexioo,
under The treaty, all of which were referred
to Copni,tee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union.
SENATE. Chair laid before the
Senate a communication from the Navy
Department, enclosing a memorial from
the seamen and pretty officers Of the Tinted
States Squadron on the Pacifc Coast, ask
ing increased compensation
The annual report Of The Secretary OF
line Treasury was also presented, and on
motion Of Mr.. Hunter, was ordered 10 be
printed, together with eiS 900 extra copies,