The daily union., 1852-04-10

MIR HAMLIN said MIR. President. is there any ques-
non now before Senate
The PRESIDENT, There is nothing before the Sem
ate except that the next order OF business is private
Mr. HAMIIN Then, for reasons which | think
would be satisfactory. II allowed 10 state them
and at the request OF the senator from Georgia. ask the
Senate TO proceed the consideration OF executive busi-
ness.
ADJOURNMENT TILL MONDAY.
Mr. Badger. WIN The gentleman withdraw that
motion a moment tE AtN1
M. HAMI.IN Withdrew it, ~ l.A
Mr. BADGER. | wish, before that question Is taken,
TO submit the usual motion adjourn oyer--that when
the Senate adjourn, il adjourn 10 meet Monday
howeyer lhst, by the way is Easter Monday--a holy
A SENATOR Wen. we have been sitting on Good
Friday
MI nAMLIN. Let us adjourn 10 Monday. IA
Mr. BADGER. ] move 10 adjourn over 10 Monday,
Mr.. HALE | hope not. We have taken up this !
hope we will take TO for the consideration Of pr
vaie business.
The question being taken on adourning over it was
agreed to-.2g votes in the affirmative, s6 Er
Mr.. HAMLIN. now renew my motion to proceed to
the consde ration OF executive business.
ANNA AND LEWIS FosXlT.
Mr.. RUSK. hope the senator will withdraw il one
Mr.. HAMLlN withdrew the motion. e
MI RUSk ! now move 10 postpone all prior orders
on the private calendar for the purpose Of taking up bill
for the relief Of Anna Norton and Lewis Foski, heirs Of
Zephaniah Rose, revolutionary pensioner for the
day of March, 1922 10 the Let day Of January, 1925
The Senate accordingly proceeded to the consideration
no amendment being offered, was reported the SEN
ate, and ordered TO be engrossed for third reading
| @ FRANCIS BADEN. 1slega3
| The Senate then, in committee Of the whole, pro-
ceeded to consider Senate bill No 227being "a bill for
the relief of Francis E. Baden;' which read the
| second time.
No amendment being offered the bill was reported to
the Senate and ordered TO be engrossed for the thid
reading
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion by MIR. HAMLIN,
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration Of
ecutve business and. after time spent therein, the
doors reopened. Whereupon,
The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
After the reading OF the journal
Mr.. MACE (this being friday moved that the rules
be suspended 70 80 inoa Committee OF the Wole on the
But. on the request of Mr.. DANIEL, Mr. M withdrew
that motion u ,emporarily. Whereupon.
the bill for The relief Of the legal representatives OF
Col James c. Wilson. late of Georgia, one hour after
N e. iasH p Se House 70 allow him
time 10 finish the speech against this bill which he
enced some weeks SINCE and had been far prevented
At the request Of Mr. CABELL. Mr. DANIEL. 80
amended his resolution as TO close the debate on this bill
IN two hours after IL should again be taken Com.
miiee Of the Whole House And, as thus altered this
resolution was then agreed TO-
OREGON MATTERS r
Mr. LANE, by leave, introduced bill making an ap-
preparation for the improvement of Yamhil river, in the
Territory OF Oregon: read twice, and referred TO the
Committee on Roads and Canals
Also bill making an appropriation for the completion
warehouses in Oregon read twice. and referred 10 the
Commiecon Commerce. etAh
Asoa bill to amend entitled an act to settle and
II Of itiyan aOfn
Cured in defending themselves from Indians io4r sd
is4s: read twice, and referred to the Compitee Ter
ritories. ass5
THE PUBLIC PRINTING Fa
Mr.. FLORENCE asked leave to present resolutions of
the Printers Union OF Philadelphia relative to The public
printing.
But objection being made, leave was not granted
Mr.. BROWN, OF Mississippi, asked leave 10 introduce
joint resolution as follows
Joint Resolution regard 10 the Public Printing.
R,outd BY the Ssnate and House of Reprssstauts Of
the second section OF the joint resolution of 1886 dect-
%s se % the pnns for the
the joint committee Of the houses Of Congress dis
where committee shall deem there has been un-
necessary delay neglect the facts shall be reported
Congress, and the committee shall be governed BY its d-
| recton
But, objection being made leave was not granted
Mr.. STANTON. of Tennessee, here urged the inn
consideration OF the naval discipline BILL and then pro-
ceed to dispose OF business the Speakers table, and
afterwards to go into the Committee OF the Whole
the private calendar
Mr.. DANIEL argued that too little time had been de-
voted to The consideration of private business which, he
conended, should occupy the attention of the House for
the whole Of this days session.
Mr. SlBLEY desired leave to introduce memorial
from Minnesota.
But objection made so leave was not granted
Mr. FOWLER asked leave to introduce resolutions OF
the legislature OF Massachusetts,.
But Mr.. MACE, who was entitled to the floor, declined
giving way for that purpose
Mr.. STANTON, OF Tennessee, rising 10 point of
order commended that in the present condition OF the ques-
ton the navy discipline bill, its consideration was en-
titled TO precedence over the motion of Mr.. MACE
JAMES WATSON
But, the SPEAKER overrung this point OF order, the
motion Of Mr. MACE TO suspend the rules to 20 into
Committee OF the Whole on the private calendar pre-
vailed.
SO, the SPEAKER having called MIR. STUART to the
chair. the committee proceeded TO consider the bill for
the relief OF the legal representatives OF the late Colonel
James {. Watson, of Georgia; which was debated at
length by Messrs. BARTLETT and SWEETSER
against the bill. and by Messus WALSH, SUTHER-
LAND, and DANIEL for it,
The committee then and the chairman Mr..
STUART having reported the bill back without amend
ment,
Mr.. DANIEL called the previous question the
third reading OF the bill which being seconded by the
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