Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-22
CONGRESS.
MONDAY. Anril u.

MONDAY, Aprl ~.
SENATE A communication was received
from the Secretary OF State, relative to the move
men,s Of the proposed expedition to Japan; also
4 communication from the Interior department
relative to Indian affairs.
1 A communication was received relative 10
charges against the Boundary Commissioner.
Two communications were likewise received
from the War and Navy departments, on various
matters.
! Nj Borland, from the Committee on Printing,
/ reported now arrangement which had been
made, or was about to be made, in reference 20
the public printing. lie said that he could not
be party to the arrangement as reported, and
asked that the hair fll vacancy, which was
agreed upon. Mr. b. further stated that the price
agreed upon TO be paid the Republic and Union,
was the same as bid by Mr. Ryes for the printing
Of the present Congress
Mr. Busk was appointed to fill the vacancy in
The Committee
Mr. Badger offered a resolution as to the OK
pcdicncy OF allowing an outfit to the Commis-
siouer TO China.
Mr. Bradbury moved a consideration Of the
French Spoliaton bill. Agreed to-23 to -.
Mr. Borland moved TO strike out the clause APP
proprating sum not exceeding 100000.
Mr. Felch spoke in opposition to the bill.
lloUsE.-Mr Stanton, ofKentucky. under sus-
pension of the rules, moved the consideration of
Che bl for Che extenlion of the capitol, with the
amendments adopted by the Senate. Motion
carried.
The first amendment limiting the contracts TO
the amount appropriated, was concurrcd in. The
yeas and nays were then called upon the progso
paying the workmcn during the suspension ofthe
work-lost, - to 1876.
TUESDAY, April l3.
SEvATE.-The Capitol extension biz was ta-
i.rf, rr1n 20 raanlIa
the amendment which had been rejected by The
House.
Mr. Hale notified the Senate TINT they reccdc,
hc would offer a scpcrate Joint resolution to ct.
feet ,he same object
The Senate then rcceded from the amendment
hy vote OF 80 TO li.
Mr. llae then introduced a Joint resolution
similar TO the rejected amendment authorsng
The architect to pay the workmcn during the sus.
pension oft work.
The uon-intouention resolutions were then
taken up.
Mr. Bel sketchod the prcsen, condition Of En-
rope. and the manner IN which the United States
would be affected by neddlng with foreign of
fairs lie spoke for an hour and half, taking
an independent conservative ground.
Mr. Cooper obtained the floor, when further
consideration of the resolutions was postponed
until tomorrow week.
Mr. Borand made an explanation, and said
that DE Lad agreed TO let the re'olut n, calling
for the object of The Japan expedition lay upon
the table, and introduced it into executive session.
The Senate then Adjourned
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printing.
The Speaker ruled the motion out Of order
Tho House resumed the consideration of the
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