The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-30

hope this bill will not be reconstructed And wish a..
70 say to the senator from Kentucky Mr. UKDERwooS
that am happy TO hear him say that he is opposed =
latitudinous legislation will go with him most hesn
~ ia endeayorng TO arrest the practice OF which II
speaks. But do hope that he will not begin his sv
TEN by applying il TO the widow and orphan chldr,n@i
The gallant soldier who lost his life in consequence oi N.
devotion 10 his country.
Mr. UNDERWO0D. | have already said liz, A.;
case, IN my opinion is more merorous than many oIh
eIs that have received our favorable action.
Mr.. WHITCOMB. My colleague lMT. BRIcHrl snh
mited this motion for reconsideration. He now II
sent on account OF indsposton. and do hope thai Il.
Senate will let this matter lie over until be can ann
here. do not know what his views are in relsiosrea
this matter; but ask this favor for him out Of n
courtesy move that this motion to reconsider Be I'M
Mr.. MANGUM hope not
MIR. BELL. Will the honorable senator from India.
Mr.. WmTconBl withdraw his motion for moment 1'
Mr. WHlTCoMB. Certainly. | withdraw my mn.
ton.
Mr.. BELL. believe first introduced The msmo,,,
upon which the Committee on Pensions repored III. mn
have not before troubled the Senate upon the msr .a
this matter nor will do now. see that The Sen,
disposed TO lay ii upon the table, and await the asJ
ance OF the honorable member Mr. BRIGHT who move
the reconsideration 1t will then come up 10 morrow
among the private bills. suggested last FRIDAY no1
ing that this motion reconsider the very frst oUs
ton on the docket OF private bills The President Az
ded otherwise The bill had passed TO its third TeaSn,
had been read third time and passed. and the mors
to reconsider lis passage considered should have hs
placed first upon the private calendar The Presdsa !,
the moment took different view OF the matter wSS
view / think, with great respect TO the Chair was n
erroneous one. lhowever, suggest that this bill, which
is now up for consideration, be placed upon the myals
calendar, and then come up in its proper order
was taken of the calendar altogether before propose
that il be laid over for consideration on Tomorrow and
then il up in its natural order. And then, il aDy
remarks are made upon the bill which | may deem
necessary TO repyto shall beg leave TO offer few re-
marks.
think that the principle involved in this bill ison
upon which we have acted IN many instances am DE
pared to 60 with the Senate il they shall determine d
cutail the latitude OF our action upon those natter
which reference has heen made. II not, then shall
sireauously contend that this is mertorous case q
many Others upon which we have passed favoraby air.
full consideration in this body,
trust the course have indicated will be taken, and
this matter will 60 over till tomorrow Otherwise
where will this case stand do not think il was strcy
in order to TO take this matter up this morning
The PRESIDENT. Certainly it was
Mr. BELL. beg pardon Of the Chair, then. | now
PA Ths ssnn %sa Be-
This bill ordered TO be engossed for third reading
and was actually read third lime and passed. The mo
lion then made to reconsider the vote upon the 6
passage OF the BILL and that motion was laid upon hs
liable. II cannot be placed upon the calendar.
MIR. BELL If was laid upon the table, then il re.
qures motion TO take il from there.
The PRESIDENT. The senator from Kentucky mi,
agreed to. The motion to reconsider is now before b
Senate.
Mr BELL. Then move that the motion 10 recon
'af hs PsESDENT Ten Ss seos%sns motion
motion that the further consideration OF this motonO
reconsider be postponed till Tomorrow.
Mr.. BELL. That is my notion
Mr.. MANGUM. hope that motion will not prevail,
but that will have the vote taken upon the reconsde
ration at once From the statements made here am
favor OF having this matter settled at once
The question being taken upon the motion to postpone
upon division il was not agreed toayes II, noes M
counted.
The question being then taken upon the motion@N
consider the vote by which the bill was finally passed.
was not agreed TO.
IRISH ExILEs.
Mr.. MANGUM called for the special order OF the day
Mr. SHIELDS hope my friend from North CAROL.
ma [Mr. MASGUhl will withdraw that call for mo.
ment.
MIR. MANGUM accordingly withdrew his call for The
Mr. SHIELDS. On yesterday | stated that woun
prepare amendment to be offered TO the resolution
aiion TO the Irish exiles now wish 10 call up that res
msnt, and having L printed therefore move 10 posi-
pone the previous orders for the purpose OF taking up thai
resolution.
The question being then taken, the motion was agreed
The Senate then proceeded 10 consider the resolution
expressing the sympathy OF the people OF the Unie
States in behalf OF Smith OBren, Thomas Z. Meaghc
and their immediate associates, exeu irish palrlop
Mr. SHIELDS. now offer the following amendm,u
substitute for that resolution. Strike out all ais
the word Resolved" and insert ato.
g That, while discaim all intention Of interfering
any way in the internal affairs OF the Kingdom OF GIa
Britain aud LELAND deem il duty to express IA,
respectful manner firm conviction that II wouIdk
highly gratifying the people Of the United States, man
Of whom natives Of Ireland and connected by bod
with the inhabitants OF that country to see Smith 0Bdr
and his associates restored to liberty, and permitted is
disposed 10 cmigraic to this country. We would Iegr
this OF clemency new proof of the friendly dspa
ton oil the British government towards our rePubc amr
calculated strengthen the bonds Of affection hapa
existing between the people Of the United States and
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland"
! wish 10 submit a motion TO have this amendna
printed and that the resolution be made the order Of ~
day for some convenient day. do not wish to nlaien
with any other business
Mr.. MANGUM Say this day week.
Mr.. SHIELDS do not know as there is any 9eca
order for Monday next
Mr. BORLAND. The census printing is The sssa
order for that day.
consideration OF this resolution ill this day week, a
that it be made the special order for that day, and a
that this amendment be printed
The question being taken, the motion was agreed
COMPROMISE MEASURES.
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of ~
resolution submitted by Mr. FooTE, OF Mssisslppba
claring the compromise measures 10 be dehniuWS
Element OF the questions growing out OF the system
American slavery
Mr.. McRAE addressed the Senate at some lensa
upon this question His remarks, beng reserved loN
vision, win be published hereafter. Without conendE
he gave way TO motion Tor adjournment; and the S@
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
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the JudIcArv asked the consent oil the h0~