The daily union., 1852-02-11
JOHN BIGLER,
Speaker Of the ASSEMBLE
DAVID @. BRODERlCK' =
President OF the Senata
Approved May J, 1851


Speaker Of the Assembly
DAVID @. BRODERICKN'
- President OF the Senate
JNo. McDoUGAI
Now sir. these resolutions were referred TO the Con
mittee on Finance; and. member OF that commute
| made motion that bill be reported accordingly, bu,
| am sorry TO say, was solitary and aone-no
member oil the committee sustained me. But will
state that when the question comes before the Senate
will make an appeal ~ behalf oi : ms act Of usceo
hope that appeal will not-as II has been-be made
vain.
Sir there is another subject, in addition 10 this uoo0
which | ask the indulgence OF the Senate momsr
There was another class OF merorious claims which
had referred to the committee, IN reference 10 maxim
some appropriation for those patriotic citizens who ~
prevented many OF the emgants 10 California from ar
ing, by appropriatng their own private means 10 hen
lief THIS sir did, not voluntary act Of my own
although il meets with my entire concurrence, but uD,
ructions from the legislature of California 10 Lal
effect. as follows:
Resousd Che assembly concurrng) That our se0a,o,,
In Congress be instructed and representatives eqaey
ed their influence and efforts 10 obtain appp
pria.9n from Congress 81 e, the relief j. ps,,s also
for money expended by them in aording relief to tho
tilure and suffering overland Immigration, while acting
under the direction OF the Sacramento Rolief Compauy
and that the governor OF this State be requested ow
this resolution senators and representative in Coz
JOHN BIGLER.
DASID SfiSts' G. BRoDERicR' OF EERisincMRss
President OF the Senate.
JOHN McDoUGAL.
also made an unsuccessful effort to have some ANNA
pration made to pay this most just nd mentouor,
claim unsuccessful in both Of these efforts bon
now give notice that. when this bill comes up shai
move amendment covering both the cases. have now
alluded To- That the principle contend for NAV 4,
known to the Senate, will cause the bill originally in
troduced to be printed with these remarks.
The bill is as follows:
A bill authorize and direct the payment Of certain
moneys into The treasury Of the Sate Of Cal6sn;,
which collected in the ports OF said State nv
enue npon imports since the ratification OF the treaty
peace between the United States and the republic q
Mexico, aud prior to the admission Of said State into
Union.
BE IL eaaetsd by the Senate and Houn Of Repnssntain
That it hereby made the duty of the President Of the M
ted States be paid into the treasury of tho S
braced within the limits Of said Star, from tho hin
day OF May, one thousand eight hundred and forysRh
to the day which the collector appointed under The
entitled "An act to extend the laws of the Un
States over the Territory and waters Of Upper CaonA
and to create collection district thefsin. appo,a
March three, eighteen hundIed and orty-nine. ensM
upon the duties Of his office Propdtd, That such mouB
be paid the Stale of Csornia shall be sxcuIs
Of all sums properly expended under the directions Of
military de facio for the necessary expenses
collecting the and also all sums properly and uab
pended under the directions OF said officers the put
pose OF carrying and sustaining the de acto
which existed from the conclusion of peace between The
United States and Mexico until present State roysir
ment Of Call fornia went in operation.
SEC And be 1t further enacted, That Il Is hseby made
the duty ofthe President of the United States 10 cause
be paid into the treasury of the State OF Caliiona
moneys collected revenue upon imports in the pr
embraced within the limits Of said State, from M
said approved third March, eighteen hundred and fa
nine, entered upon the duties of his office to the day
which the State OF California was admitted into @
Union Prouded. That all such moneys dircc,edp 10 b
paid over shall be exclusive of all amounts properly
SIC g. lad bs f further enaefed That IL is hereby mad
the duty of the President Of the Uued States Job
paid n,o hs m treasury o. the Jae q vao,na ,h "a, AZ m
said State, hospital and light dues, and which mosr
were collected prior to the day on which said Sse va
Src T. And D. it further enacted That the Pre.ilsus
the United States is hereby authorized to provide an
prcscribs snch regulations, vouchers and other FORMS
his judgment will be best calculated carry out the irs
going PROVISIONS OF this law.
The PRESIDENT. 1t is not in order TO discuss h
subject at this lime.
MIR PEARCE As the proposition is not up fo con
sidefaton, do not think it proper now to reply oh
senator from California but will simply say that whs
the bill comes up hope to be able 10 yndcale the
taken by the committee.
Mr. GWlN, lin his seat) | will meet the xmn
there.
Mr. MALLORY, from the Committee on Naval Ahn |
10 whom was referred the memorial OF Thomas PemN +.
ing performed the duties OF that office at sundy ins
submitted report, accompanied by bill Is 2o0) ior
relief of Thomas Pember; which was read and pas4
TO second reading, and the report was ordered os
printed.
BILL PASSED. Il
The following engrossed bill was read third time na
passed Bill IS 23) supplementary 10 the several acn
Congress providing for the better security OF the lives
passengers board OF vessels propelled 10 whole or
part by steam, and for other purposes
kssIcsABiLrTY OF LAND wARRASrs
The bl(S l46) TO make land warrants assignabs an
for other purposes, was then taken up. and the an'S
On motion by MIR. FELCH, il was ordered that ID, ID
and amendments be referred TO the Committee on Pum
Lands.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The PRESIDENT stated the first special order 10 Be
joint resolution n relation TO printing the returns ola
seventh census
No objection being made. il was passed over nis I
mally.
The PRESIDENT stated the next special order ps u
the bill to improve the navigation OF the Upper Mss
sppi; which was also passed over informally
IslsH sxLEs.
The PRESIDENT stated the next special order bs /
sve OF the sympathy OF Congress for the exiled lnn
triots" &c.
Mr.. SEWARD, who has the floor upon this tess
tion. moved that the further consideration OF II
poned till tomorrow, and that !, be made the sPee@
der for that day at one o'clock.
The PRESIDENT stated that II being special on'
now il would continue 10 be so.
The question being taken, the motion TO postpone /"
agreed 10.
soS-IsrERvEsTIos.
The PRESIDENT stated the next special order %
Senate resolution thireen-being :" joint resoluho'
affirming the doctrine OF non intervention" ,A.I
The Senate then resumed the consideration o
resolution. sL
The PRESIDENT stated the question to be upon
amendment OF Mr. SEWARD.
MIR SEWARD. beg leave TO suggest that ths ~ M
IS under m.sapprehension upon this suoleo. srs 4
proposed to be offered by the senalo, y.
Michigan Mr. CAssl was proposed before The ons ,I