The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-28

ing lands 10 aid in the construction OF the Erie and S
bury railroad, in Pennsylvania read twice. ~u
MIR. CHANDLER moved that the said bin be rei.,,,
TO the Committee OF the Whole on The stale OF the U0
MIR. GAYLORD moved 10 lay the bill on the isSIs
but subsequently Mr.. G. with rev that motion. guy
Mr. HART moved It's reference 10 the Committee a
Public Lands. But
The question being put, the said bin was referred
the Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
Mr. WALSH asked leave 10 present memorial lton
the woIkmen employed on the Capitol But
Mr.. DANIEL objected on the ground that The pst
ton could as well be presented under the rule
PRIVATE BILLS.
On motion OF Mr.. D.. the House suspended their mil,
and went into Committee OF the Whole on the staIs =
the Union. Mr.. CHANDLER in the chair) when The COM
mittee proceeded to the consideration OF various pryal
bills without debate, this being objection day.
After some time spent therein, the committee rose ana
the chairman (Mr CHASDLER) reported back the follow
ing bills with the recommendation that they be enaeS
viz;
bill TO authorize the issuing Of register to the brio
America.
A bill for the relief of William s. Payne
An act for the relief of Rufus Dwinel
bill for the relief OF Andrew Smith
II was then moved that when the House adou,,
they would adjourn TO meet on Monday next; on WIKI
motion the yeas and nays were called and not ordered
when the said motion agreed 10.
Mr.. PRESTON KING asked the unanimous coD,.,
for leave TO offer resolution OF inquiry but obuo"
being made leave was not granted. "'"
After which the House adjourned
NOTICES, ETC, UNDER RULE
BY Mr. PARKER, of Pennsylvania The memorial, If
George w Patton and I'll others, citizens of Hunnpdon
Agricultural Bureau By Congress, Also .he ps,on az
James M Kinkead and % Others citizens of Blair county
praying for the establishment OF Agricultural Bureau b.
BY Mr. FLORENCE The memorial of Monlgome,,k
Neall Thomas Robb, Edward Heysham, Thomas Mands.
field, Edward w Cavenangh, and others, residents The
city county of Philade pha, demonstrating against 6
extension of the Woodwork patent for planning boards &
Maurice Pa and Others citizens of the county Of Phl
delphia. praying Congress 10 pass law extending The
ora Of o%sy W Tnos. s1 @ % me
Boswell Allen McCoin others. citizens Of the couny
mortal Of Henry R. Wilson. w. sciwiser, A. Niche %
ner and ohe citizens Of the city and county Of Pnds
phia, praying Congress to pass law extending the Wood
worth patent for planning boards, &c Also the memorial
Of w. Watt. Richard Beshaw, William Steele. William
Fulton and Others citizens Of the State of Pennsylvania
representing that the national interests OF on COAL Of
glass. and of cotton are not in prosperous condition.
submitting to the consideration OF Congress Of the
general features of the policy which Great Britain I'm.
wearsd in her efforts TO pursue for the protection Of be-
shall be promoted by the adoption Of tariff based
upon full protection to the diversified interests Of our be-
BY Mr. SHELTON The petition of citizens of New j..
in favor Of an appropriation for buoys in the dctd
By Mr. HEM. The petition Of Joseph Broser and C
others asking for agant OF land to aid in theiconucdOn
of railroad from Burlington the Missouri river refer
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rial of Hosea B Horn and JohnJ selman. asking grant
of land on Bear river, Utah Territory, for the purpose
forming settlement and protecting emigrants Jaloa
and Oregon referred 10 the Committee on Territories
BY Mr. ROBBINS: The resolutions of the legsatureo
the State of Pennsylvania nsncting their senators and
requesting their representatives for appropis
ton for the construction OF ship canal around the fa
Sault Ste. Marie.
BY Mr. CHANDLER; The memorial of Renby Ash.
burner Son, George j. Weaver, and other citizen, Of
Philadelphia, asking for renewal Of the patent for Wood
worh's planning machine Also, the memorial of s Co.
nard and many other citizens OF Philadelphia remon.
strang against renewal Of the patent for Woodwor,hi
planning machng. Also the resolutions OF the legislature
Pcnnsy vana, relative the construction OF ship cam
around the Sauit Ste. Marie by the government of s
United States.
BY Mr.. CoTTMAN: The petition of CathelI Humphny
William Freeny, George Todd, and Others praying Con-
provide for the removal OF wreck from s chan
mel leading into Hoopers straits, in Chesap eaks bay"
Also the petition of John Dix, Travers Daniel James pho
bus Levin Ballard, and hundred and ten Others pray
ing Congress pass establish OF entry Tor
licensing vessels Deals island in Somerset county, Ma
ryand
By Mr.. PRICE: The memorial of j. G. Garhwae, W
A. Myer, J. w. Palmer. VIM Wright, Wm. jackson, Joel
w Condt, and others, merchants, shp-owners, and un
derwriters OF Newark New Jersey, demonstrating agsns
repeal of the passed March g. ls7 entitled "An
for reduction Of the and expenses of proceedings
in admiralty against ships and vessels" and praying for
modification OF the law referred TO the Committee on the
Judiciary.