The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-31


j Ryfsss The gentleman does not understand
!Hsy have had renewal BY the eomms-
Vii. Sn IA No. sir The gentleman from New
= NJ IvSaAM Then they have no business here
Dir 6TUAHx, The gentleman from Indiana Is equal
gress Alone possesses the power extend it, They APP
piled here in time, but their bill OF the last session was
lost, az have stated.
not hesate TO say unqualiaedy that more mertonous
application cannot be presented 10 the consideration Of
Congress. nor the granting OF which would be more
beneficial to the agricultural Community
The passage of this bill cannot interfere with the rights
OF any other persons. The bill simply proposes TO give
to these inventors what they have invented; and they are
required by il 10 establish their inventions by proof be-
fore the Commissioner OF Patents who will embrace in
their specifications such inventions only AS they can so
establish And certainly all that they have invented
that this bill proposes to do them justice and am not
willing further 10 deain the House. hazard the success
Of the bill by talking about il, and therefore move the
MI HAVEN | should like to inquire whether this
bill provides protection TO assgnees. II not, cannot
MI. STUART. The bill provides full and ample pro-
lection 10 all assgness, though believe in point OF FACT
there are none
Mr.. s. then called the previous question pending
which an Intellectual motion 10 adjourn was made.
The previous question being next seconded, the ques-
ton REQUIRED the motion to refer the bill TO the Com
mittee OF the Whole House which motion the yeas
and nays ordered.
And then the House adjourned,
PETITIONS
BY Mr., HEM A petition Of the citizens OF Kanesvie,
Iowa. asking that they be allowed TO purchase the land
which said is located and for the appointment Of
board OF superntend tho OF said
town. aud to adjust the titles TO lots therein
BY Mr.. BOWIE The memorial OF the citizens Of Chap.
so Ma.WSa and !, vsiny praying for direct n, ma
Also. the memorial of citizens Of Bryanown, and its
vicinity, praying direct postroute from Washington, via
Piscataway, to Charlotte Hall and Benedict.
Also. tho memorial of sundry citizens OF ST. Mays and
Charles countless Maryland, praying for direct post
Charlotte Hail. from the Of general government
Also, the memorial Of citizens OF Georgetown and wash
ington, Tor direct maroute from Washington, via Pts
Getaway and Bryantown, 10 Charlotte Hall.
by Mr. oLDSs The petition OF citizens OF Boominebnrgh
Ohio, for the establishment OF maoute from Columbus,
Ohio, through Harrisburg Palestine. Mt Stirling, and
Booningburg, Washington, in Fayets county. Ohio;
Ao. the petition 81 sundy citizens OF Palestine, onio
Also, the pssiIioa Of citizens Mt Sitting Ohio, the
same subject;
Also. The petition oczsns of Washington Ohio. the
All which v.ere referred to tho Committee on The Pos,
Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr. PARKER Of Pennsylvania The petition OF the
Psnnsy deceased praying compensation for proper
destroyed during the revolutionary and accompany
ing papers Withdrawn from The files Of the House referred
to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims.
Also the petition OF John Ds Arnu praying for the
sage OF law authorizing the Postms General pay
him tor loss sustained 10 caHyng the mail, wh accom-
panying documents Withdrawn from the hes OF the Hon
referred to the Committee on the Post O.hcs and Post
Roads.
Water Street, in Pennylvanla praying Congress 70 pass
law Rounding to hun $6S 81, the amount of govern
funds in bis hands and lost by
ofthe freshet OF July, 1851. on the Juna'a rvor