The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-29

Mann, Martin Meechan, Miller, Henry D Moore, John
Andlew Parker, samuel W Parker Penn. Psfsins, por-
| Tor, Reid, Kobe. Ross, Russell, s,ckeu, seheEmer
moui oslgen s. seymour Smart, SNOW, sany, B,nja
sanon Frederick r; Stanton. Richard S.aa,o" 4 z
mia Tnome meson, Thnrs,on, Toonbs. Vsnsbs Walbrilse
Ward, Washbusn, Watkins, weleh. Wells. Addison White
NAYs-Messrs Aiken. Willis Alien, John Appleton.
she Aysrs'' David Bailey . Bs1si Baso1s, Bragg Bragg
Thon pson npbel Carter. Caske. ChassAln, Church
well. Cobb colsock Daniel Davis Dawson Disney Dun
eAn poa E.Isacs a1yd GS"HH % s, Gssa. Err Hi% s
Ives Jackson. Andrew johnson. John JoLnson. Robert
Rn ss. efsss .shs ass CLANCY ss.i;
McN Nar Mcqueen, Milson. Molony Murphy, Nabers,
s OK ssS. o,ss " Ko;r sayss
Townshsnd Wallace. Alexander White, Wilcox, Wood.
ward, and Ya,es-S6
Reports from committees being IN order.
Mr.. COBB. from the Committee on Public Lands, made
sundy adverse reports which, on his motion, were laid
on the table.
Mi. c. also reporea from the same committee bill
extending the provisions of former laws he acts OF 81
March, lS47 and Of 26lh February lS49) IN relation TO
the compact between the United States and the States OF
Alabama and Mississippi with reference TO the hve-per
cent and school reservations
| The said bill being read twice,
Mr. COBB, after few remarks, moved to put on its
| After a few remarks from Mr.. HOUSTON, the bill was
read the third time and passed.
Mr.. COBB also reporle1, from the same committee,
bill TO grant the right OF way 10 all railroads and plank
roads passing through the public lands: read twice.
Mr. c. moved to put this bill on lis passage; ; and the
question being on its third reading,
Mr.. BlSSELL explained it's purport in lew remarks.
Mr. SW Ell rSER addressed the House against the en-
acment of the bill without reference 10 the Committee OF
the Whole on the state Of the Union
Mr.. B. then moved to postpone the further consdera-
ton Of this bill until Monday next and that it be printed
! Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, objected.
Mr.. COBB then moved TO recOmmit this bill to the
Committee Public Lands, and that il be printed, and
| called the previous question on his motion.
Pending he question secondng the call for the pre-
| vous question,
Mr.. CARTIER moved TO go into a Committee OF the
| Whole on the state OF the Union.
Mr.. DANIEL moved to suspend the rule to 60 into
Committee OF the Whole on the private calendar.
| Bat Mr.. HAMILTON, the morning hour having ex-
pred called up the special ordehe further consdera
lion OF the Pennsylvania contested election case.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts, who was entitled 10
the floor this case then addressed the House in oppo
silion TO the report of the majority OF the Committee
Elections, and favor of the right Of the sitting member
10 the conte sted seat.
MIR FULLER, of Pennsylvania also again addressed
the House ia favor of bis own right to the seat.
Mr.. HAMILTON then replied in favor OF the right Of
the contestant.
MIR. To0MBS addressed the House in favor OF the
claim OF the sitting member
And Mr. Ross having obtained the floor, the House
adjourned.