The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-29

Amsanot maintain II YOU wish 10 throw out threats
,scss and approaches you ought TO do by mere
declaration II their institutions are wrong, aud we
TJ N correct lhemif we intend TO rescue Ireland--it
I'M moi be by declarations OF this kind-mere bruium
"Jn.a would 10 God we could take some step TO re-
Iisys John Mitchell and Smith 0Bren. will not stale
nhai have done in relation TO this matter, but have
s.n perfectly willing 10 join with others in appeal TO
bs British Queen for their pardon and release and have
believed that something can os h zone towards u cannot
hey will result in an utter failure, and will even do
nrW r SHIELDS do moi mean 10 enter into this sub.
set al present Will merely say 10 my honorable friend
from South Carolina that feel that there great force
in The remarks he has made this morning l. OF course,
,ake his matter 10 heart and feel that cannot
eomplish the object by any attacks upon the British gov
snmept My object is, with the permission OF the Sen.
,s "a call up the resolution that is upon the table,
IN order that il may be made the special order for
,non The resolution myself will also state that in
epd 50 10 modify the resolution TO avoid making
4 diplomatic measure, IN order TO avoid a possibility
Of epuse on the part OF the English government. so
Ear as our government is concerned should be very
soy 10 have this government make application di.
recy 10 the British government which the British gov.
snuent would be authorized 10 treat with contempt AS
CITIZEN Of this country, should be one OF the last
men 10 seek place this government in that position.
NV object therefore, is to place this resolution in such
4 form that while il would indirectly, trust, accom-
psh this object. il would preserve the dignity of this
government under all circumstances, and give
sonable OF offence to the British government
to any other government; and il may be permitted to
call up the resolution for future day, shall hope
for the concurrence OF the honorable senator from
Michigan and others much more experienced than
am in accomplishing this object will move that il
taken up, and DO made the special order for Mon
Alter few words OF conference with Mr. Cas-, this
DS hs p Mss ThaIavn III. ch., v !.
the necessity OF interfering, and Of saying that there is
question before the Senate. There is resolution
under consideration This paper was not addressed to
,ha NaVxA vtI ~xx.sI4 hr Atun1
Mr. BADGER. II is just as subject to debate now
as when the senator from Michigan made his speech.
The PRESIDENT The Chair not aware of
the nature OF the resolutions until they were sent to
the Chair 10 be read.
PAPERS WITHDRAWN AND REFERRED.
Mr.. SEBASTIAN asked that the papers Of the
heirs OF Joseph vaere D'liaueIive be Withdrawn
from the files OF the cic and referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary which was agreed to-
Mr. SOULE asked that the petition of the corporate
authorities and citizens Of the town OF Shreveport Louis
ana for the establishment OF marine hospital at that
place. be Withdrawn from the files of the Senate and re-
eed to the Committee on Commerce; which was agreed
Mr.. BERRlEN asked that the memorial Of William G.
William ]. Rockwell, which had been presented at a
former session, and which favorable report had been
made, be Withdrawn from the files of the Senate and
| ieIIed 10 the COMMITTEE on The Judciary which
MT DOWNS asked that the petition and papers Of
Joseph II. D Bowman, asking the confirmation OF his
Of The Senate and referred TO the Committee on Private
Land Claims; which was agreed TO.
Mr. MALLORY asked that the petition and papers of
Florida in 1885 and 1885, be withdrawn from the files Of
the Senate and referred TO the Committee on Military At
fairs which was agreed 10.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. RUSK, from the Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads, 10 whom referred the joint resolution TO
provide for the Potomac river reported the same
back without amendment. and recommended its passage
NJ IT,, h. r. A. n
whom referred The bill from The House to amend
an &C, entitled An act for the punishment of crimes in
the District Of Columbia reported the back with
| Mr. BRADBURY, from the Committee on The Judicia.
~, reported joint resolution authorizing the purchase
Of The ninth volume OF the Laws of the United States
which read, and passed 10 a second reading.
Mr. HAMLtN, from the Committee Commerce, 10
whom referred the memorial Of I. McManus, pray
ing the enactment of law for his relief, reported bill
- 1857 extending like rlncpes TO those conferred by
the act entitled IAN act allowing drawback upon foreign
merchandise exported in the original packages 10 Chhua
hua and Santa Fe, Mexico, and to the British North
American provinces adjoining the United States" zap
proved March 3D. 1851 to foreign merchandise exported
10 Mexico by certain indicated routes which read,
and passed TO q second reading.
Mr. H., from the same committee, TO whom
ieued the petition of merchants, underwriters, and 9TH
favor OF exploration OF certain shoals in the China
seas, submitted report asking TO be discharged from the
further consideration OF the same the committee having
already reported upon the subject al earlier day. which
was agreed 10.
Mr.. HUNTER, from the Committee on Finance, TO
whom was referred the bill Is. 1917 to remit or refund
duties on goods, wares and merchandise destroyed by
hire, reported back the same with certain amendments;
which were ordered to be printed.
Mr. h., from the same committee, 10 whom was re-
ierred the House bill for the relief OF Williams, Staples,
Williams, reported back the without amendment,
and recommended its passage.
Mr H., from the same committee, TO whom re-
ieed TO the House bill for the relief OF James Ferguson
surviving partner of the firm OF Ferguson Milhado,
reported back the same without amendment, and recon-
mended its passage. HEt
Mr. BERRlEN, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
10 whom referred the memorial OF VIM. Woodbridge
aud Henry Chapman, late Judges OF the United States for
The Territory OF Michigan reported bill Is 1867 TO pro-
vide compensation TO WIN. Woodbridge and Henry Chip
man Tor services in adjusting titles TO land in Michigan.
ana ior other purposes which was read and passed TO
second reading.
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee. from The Committee on
MILITARY Affairs, 10 whom referred the memorial OF
John Smith, asking for indemnity for the loss OF steam
boat submitted report asking to be discharged from the
further consideration Of the same, and that be referred
20 The Committee OF Claims which agreed TO-
Mr. DOWNS, from the Committee on the Judiciary, 10
Whom referred the petition OF George Hervey sub
nied an adverse report on the same recommending that
|he prayer OF the petitioner be moi granted.
Mr., d.. from the same committee, TO whom were
erred sundry memorials OF marsbas for taking
pho seventh census, asking additional sub
niffed report asking 10 be discharged from the further
consideration oil said memorials and that they be referred
% the Committee OF Claims; which was agreed to-
Mr.. MORTON moved that the Committee OF Claims,
whom deferred the petition OF Cad Humphreys. be
ischarged from the further consideration OF the same,
Pnd that II be referred to the Committee Military Al
airs; which was agreed to-
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr. DOWNS asked and obtained the unanimous con.
en' Of the Senate TO introduce bill Is 1879 for the