The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-04

Tn mSlon OF MI bhEChENnlDuI-,
went into a Committee OF the Whole on the state
OF the Union, (Mf. JONES, OF Tennessee ~ the CHAIR
when the committee took up House bill NO 7-belng
the bill OF Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Tennessee granting 10 each
andess actual settler and culhyalo the bead OF family
who is an American settler, 100 acres OF me pubic
domain. :
the committee at length 10 favor OF the bill
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE having next obtained the foor,
on motion the committee rose and the chairman having
Mr.. JONES. OF Tennessee. asked the unanimous con.
sent OF The House for leave 10 move TO lake rom the
Speakers table the bill TO make land warrants assIgnabe,
as il had been returned from the Senate with all the
amendments OF the House non-eoneurred IN lie was ae-
sirous OF moving the appointment OF committee oil con.
ference and that the House should insist on It's acilon
upon the bill But
Mr.. GROW moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the House had this morning referred to the Committee OF
the Whole the state OF the Union the Missouri rail-
road land bill, above mentioned, and then TO lay that
motion on the table.
Mr.. HALL demanded the yeas and nays on the motion
Mr. II also moved TO adj urn, which motion he de-
manded the yeas and nays; which not being ordered
The yeas and nays were ordered on the mouon 10 lay
on the table the motion TO reconsider. And then
Mr. H. renewed the motion to adjourn on which the
yeas and nays were called and not ordered.
And then the House adjourned.
PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER RULE.
BY Mr.. LANDRY: LIST. Memorial Of Logan Hunton, Of
desd as district attorney district Of Louisiana referred
the Committee the Judiciary. I'd Memorial OF James
Mexico the United States under the eighth and
articles Of the treaty, dated Guadalupe Hdalgo Feb
ruary q 1913. referred the Committee Foreign AT
fairs 3D. Memorial of Thomas Powell, by his assignee,
the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company in relation
Mexican indennitics referred TO the Committee For
eign Affairs 4th. Memorial Of Malcom. Landeman,
o The on Foe 70 A
Memorial Of Edward Forsai OF New Orleans, relative
eign Affairs 9th. Memorial OF James w Zicharie, as.
sgnee of Asmu' g. Bedal naturaized citizen OF the
louisiana relation Mexican indemnties referred TO
the Commtee on Foreign Affairs.
simpson Alexander K Young. W. W. Pldgeon, and others
Of Philadelphia. late assistant marshas of the Uni
census s'. Aiso he memorial Of William BrooHfeid esq
see5e1 Thomas M Richards and others citizen, a q
70 o esnnE Also oh he %
her and others citizens Of Philadelphia, praying for the
extension Of the Wooswoh pa'en, for planning boards &G
Smith, James scovi and others, citizens Of Phadelrhia
and Delaware counties praying that the soldiers othe war
land &c Also the resolutions of the general assembly of
Pennsylvania, relative the bridge the Ohio river,
diaE Hugh SIccormck William White. and others, citi-
Of @ s ne a Of he
utons of the general assembly Of Pennsylvania relative
river Also the memorial of Amos Smith. E. J. Young,
David Apologize, and others, citizens OF Philadelphia
Tor planning boa1ds &c Also the resolutions Of the general
assembly Of Pennsylvania relative 10 the construction of
ship channel around the Falls San Ste Marie by the gov
BY Mr. MACE The memorial Of H Barnes and %
others citizens OF Lockpo Carroll county Indiana pray
ing for the passage of law preventing all public officers
IN oa @ Or Iod
ened TO the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
the Improvement Of the mouth of Sandnsky river, in San
dusky bay and the improvement OF the habor OF Port
Clinton, Lake Fries referred TO the Committee Com
merce Also the petitions for the provement Of the
Maumee river, Ohio referred to the Committee on Com
1 BY Mr.. DAVIS, of Indiana The memorial of William
H. Clifford and F. Bowling, of Indiana, for additional
finn In lfnDt tia eIarqd Tho
BY Mr.. PARKER, of Indanat The petition OF Alex.
ander Poston, praying that the bounty land and money
due his father. Richard Poston, and his unces Elias
Of Gen. George Roger, Clarke for the reduction Of The
posts OF Vncenne' and kaskasfas be granted their legal
| BY Mr.. INGERSOLL, The remons,rance OF Isaac Jud.
son and others, citizens Of New Haven, Connecticut,
against the extension of the Woodwork patent Also
petition OF certain citizens of New Haven Connecticut
asking that the memorial Of Henry Gnnel OF New York.
BY Mr.. CHANDLER: The memorial Of Bowens q
Brown, G. w MeHeny & Co /, II. g. A Cope 81 Co and
% other eroantie firms in Philadelphia, asking Congress
to extend additional aid 10 the Collins line OF
BY Mr.. HOWE, OF Pennsyvania. The petition OF wa
liam X. Dunlop aad Others citizens Of Lawrence comfy,
no h against renewal 81 Wood
and others, citizens of Venango county Pennsy lvana
praying Congress TO prohibit the transportation OF the mail
BY Mr.. THOMPSON Of Virginia The remembrance Of
ter from Mr. Clark Hanes, Of Wheeling. Virginia. against
the renewal OF the patent for the Woodwork planning
remonsance of citizens of franklin county, Pennsy
against the renewal Of the patent for Pakers reaction
water wheels referred 10 the Committee Patents Also,
letter oil Mr. N Wells, citizen OF Brooke county Vir.
gina, on the inequality and injustice OF the fees OF npec
ton OF steamboats, referred the Committee Com.
meTce. Also, letter from Mr. b. Dufhed, the
and means of prevention OF steamboer explosions
red TO the Committee Commerce. Also, the petition
OF John Griffin and other citizens Of Ohio county, Vir-
gnin praying that 1.-THE sanctty OF the Christian Sabbath
or Lords Day. shall be required OF certain persons
in the employ OF the referred to the Com
mtee on the Post Office and Post Roads. Also, letter
and dTasght from John w. G, In relation the
provement OF the harbor OF Oowa CITY, Ohio referred
the Commtee on Commerce. Also, the papers Of Thomas
Bea were Withdrawn from the files and referred to the
Committee on Revolutionary Claims.
| BY Mr.. MOLONYi The petition of A l.. Jcnner aud
Others praying Tor extension OF the time which pre-.
empuons to public lands granted acual settlers
less than three years referred the Com mittee on
Others for the establishment OF a malroute from Cha
hon. via kunkukee, Wilmington, Rockville md Bor.
bonats, TO Monenee, in VIII county, Illinois referred to
the Committee on the Post Oce and Post Roads Also
the petition OF H. Conant and Others praying Congress
to It's Influence bring about peaceful arbitration OF
International difficulties referred the Committee on
Foreign Relations, Al o, the petition OF Nathan Darling
tor an invalid pension, and accompanying papers refer
red 10 the COMMITTEES on Invalid Pensions
| BY Mr. CHANDLER Five memorials, signed by more
than two hundred citizens OF PHILADELPHIA asking Tor n
renewal Of paten, for Woodworths planning machine
by Mr. BABCOCk The petition OF 3O6 ciuzeus Of the
port OF Oswcgo New York for marine hospital Oswe
60 Also. the emonsuance OF citizens OF Oswego county,
New York, against any renewal extension Wood
worth patent
| BY MIR HEM The memorial Of p. c. Tiffany and 81
Others citizens OF Iowa, asking giant of lands aid
the construction OF railroad from Burlington 10 the Mis-.
sour river referred to the Committee on Public Lands
Also lhe proceedings OF State railroad held at
Fairfield, Iowa, Februarv