Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-10


Ir was, 'hpl nc voted for the report, to keep tt
ID bill alive, and thea Withdrew the motion to r,
I'd consider.
IL MIR. Houston was Obliged to his fricnl ft
ms patriotism. but he was satisfied that Ihel
were not SIX neu here, nor even one, who wa
disposed to defeat the bill
Mr. Houston iHrn made report from til
y Committee of Conference on the disnurccln
amendments to the Army Appropriation bill
- winch was concuncd in.
! On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Tenn. the Scv
cniccnth Joint Rule, which prohibits bill iron
! being presented to the President for his sigma
tnre on the last day Of the session, was sus
pended.
Mr., Phelps presented a report, from the
b. Committee of Conference, on disngrecing
amendments to the Navy Appropriation bill
q which was adopted.
The report OF the Conference on the disa
@reeinr amendments to the Post Office Appro
pratlon bill was adopted.
Onmo'ion Of hr. Clrttcr, 100000 copies oI
the entire report Of the Commissioner of Pa
tents wnrt ordered to BE- printed.
The House called the yeas and navs on n
motion 10 open the way for the taking up of u
/ private bill winch was not reached. 1t was now
: II o'clock.
OFFICIAL EEpoETING.
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w ,,'',,'' ~, 81 .''i iouS,' WIN power
tjon 10 bn 81 luO nro,.nI ,y,t hatnr III. 70
solution shall take effect, the Clerk ofthe House
shall have procured from John G.. RivcS such Il
modIIcaiIon oi his contract for reporting and
printing tie proceedings and debates of the
House, as to Icljn9uj,h. Of ,Lo nrirr now noi1
him. tLc suio nf "a IN nor cohinn
,r c,r
'.' 'o'..s' VI t"n'' S'i' u''S was 100 "nPnr-
''"I u 'nt'lsu'e 10 oc "ctcu upon ho"' ana de-
,''',Iu I 'rL ,"G cas- anu n'!'' "'icn were orHer
CI C.,' = ~ l''.I "pio i'o' 'u7pehucd-'' against
W, "o' Nv No-'n!ruS'
l; -, 'i' 'or,o were
"'9Po>c" oi o'l'a 'huch c'"1uSIoh'
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u" -"''''I'S "y I'''I uule (iaH-phst eieVeh
"VJo,"I "'I' rI'""c''
,oI,,;a .,'. ",,Ig'unS were proposed TO re-
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tl,o.o ,,ro,.'5cl r. ,.'.,o,l, "''1'''''' ~
mn '''t''''' '0 '@'''''!
"e Co'"ua'o'l was general throughout the
Ho''r"lt'@'. "!'h occ"Si"hFI desperate siruE-
s'tr on ,"e 'iFt "i members 10 obtain the floor
~ '>Peah'r S''d ne would not recognize
any %"huein'h VINO G'd hot rise from h,s seat
70 address h"'' ana r'p1oS'ed all standing TO
Ia"P 'l'F s'''' ana preserve ordcr. bln@,
"''- "."Y ''c Nt' VI ,.'t pIVSIoIh- o'lc'f,ac
co.'l''''ir" VIII" cries o' ''r''f' order
Mr.. Morchead moved the resolution author I
ling the printing of l000J copies of Stnnbu- /
rvs report OF exploration to the Great Salt |
Lake, for the use OF the House.
,!ha yeas and nays wrrr ordered.
ord red on my resolution:
THc response was IN the negative, but that
they had on the motion TO lay the compcnsa-
tun resolution Oh The table.
Several messages were received from the
President Of the United States informing the .
! IlouS" he had signed the civil and Dplumatir.
Ic,' O.re, Army and Navy, and other appro-
lHa question was taken on l7ynT tn com
i'"Sl'loh resolution on 'he table ont before the
result was 'hnoun'ed' mlnt gentlemen chang
T." 'n'H Vo''S; among t"em Mr. SACkfrT
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