The daily union., 1852-08-17


with failure TO negro in Charleston. South
Carolina, who had been sentenced 10 be hung
M. AIKEN then replied al some length TO the remarks
The regular orders Of business was next called for
And me SPEAKER announced the first business in
order 70 be the further consideration OF the bill declaring
lhe Wheeing bridges 10 be lawful structures
Mr.. MILLSON. who entitled 10 The floor proceed
ed 10 conclude The speech in favor OF the BILL
Mr. DISNEY next addressed the House at length
against the bill. Sail cI M'g....
The morning hour having expired,
Ihe next business ia order called for
When the SPEAKER announced that 10 be the ones-
ion on the pending Inouon OF Mr. STARLY TO suspend
the rules Tor the consideration OF the bill granting lands
e e several States and Territories for the benefit of the
Mr. sTANLY demanded the yeas and nays which
oeng ordered The rules were suspendedyeas 92 nays
The rules being suspended. this bill was taken from
ne Speakers table and the question being the pend
Mr. STANLY moved the previous question.
MT hVEhETf appealed TO Mr.. s. 10 withdraw that
demand to enable him TO address the House in few re-
marks against the bill.
But Mr.. s. declined.
Mr. SlBLEY also requested Mr., SrAsLY TO withdraw
his demand, TO enable him (Mr SIBLEY) propose
amendment
But Mr.. STANLY again declined
80 the previous question being next seconded by the
MIR BAYLY demanded the yeas and pavs on ordering
the main question to be putt and the yeas nays being
ordered, the main question ordered be plt-yeas
10, nays 3S H.aE
Mr. SlBLEY obtained the unanimous consent of the
House TO offer his amendment at the proper place.
Ihe question being on the amendments proposed by the
Committee on Public Lands, they were severay read,
and the rs having been voted down. the were con
CURED in without DIVISION BY yeas and nays.
The question then the amendment proposed BY
Mr.. SIgLEY; which was also agreed to-
Mr.. CHASTAiN moved TO lay the bill on the table on
which motion he demanded the yeas and nays; which
being ordered, il was not agreed toyeas SO, nays 90
The said bill then ordered TO be engrossed and
read the third time; and not being engrossed.
Mr. STANLY moved TO refer back this bill TO the Com
mitiee on Public Lands.
Mr. s. moved TO suspend the rules to put this bill on it's
passage.
Mr.. LETCHER demanded the yeas and nays on that
motion which being ordered, the rules were not sus.
pended-yeas 90 nays 4S--lwo thirds being required.
Mr. COBB moved to suspend the rules, TO enable him
to introduce resolution dscharging the Committee OF
the Whole House from the further consideration of a
Senate bill for the relief OF John f. CaaD administrator
OF Daniel Kennel, deceased: rules suspended.
The said bill was taken from the Speakers Ia
BILE, and thea after conversational debate in which
Messrs COBB and CARTIER participated, the report
IN the case was read for the information of the House
MIR. COBB moved TO amend the bill by striking the
words John f. Caan, administrator" and inserting the
words " Mary Rennels administrative"
Mr.. CARTIER moved 10 lay the bill and amendment
on the table, agreed TO.
Mr.. HOUSTON moved to suspend the rules to 20 into
Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union.
motion 10 adjourn was here made which was no,
agreed to-
Mr.. HOWARD moved TO suspend the rules, to enable
him TO move TO take from the Speakers table the bill for
the relief of John Terry, who lost in the Mexican
war. No quorum voted
II was then moved TO adjourn upon which motion no
quorum voted-ayes SO, noes so.
Mr.. STUART moved call of the House. But,
On motion, the House adjourned.