The daily union., 1852-08-14

biII mus be passed over; and when il up again
we can briefly state our views apon It,
The bill was accordingly passed over
ROBERT T. NORRIS
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration of the
bin rs 225) for the relief OF Robert I Norris The bill
provides that there shall be paid him. in consideration
OF injuries which he received while acting as pilot on
board one of The United States vessels the sum OF i've
Mr.. CLEMENS. That bill has been discussed once,
and think il will be better that should be passed over
shall wish to discuss it.
The bill was accordingly passed over
. LEWIS H. BATES AND WILLIAM LAcoH.
The bill Is 226) for the relief of Lewis H. Bates and
William Lacon then taken up and considered as IN
committee OF the whole.
Mr. FELCH ! desire to say something upon that bill
when i comes up
The bill was accordingly passed over.
RICHARD MAcKALL.
The next bill in order was the bill (S 229) for the
lief of Richard Macka; but Mr.. BAYARD expressing
desire TO discuss il, il was passed over.
HENRY
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the
bill tS 1850 for the relief of the representative OF Henry
The bill provides that the Secretary of the Treasury be
directed pay 10 The legal representative OF Henry King
the sum OF eight thousand hundred and forty dollars
il being for the services OF said Henry King in the third
Maryland regiment, and in the commissary department.
Mr. BAYARD. do not rise for the purpose OF dis
cussing the BILL but TO move an amendment to IT, TO
which believe the friends Of The bill will accede do
not oppose the principle of the bill, but it allows interest
for forty years Ii is not mentioned in the BILL it is true
but the report shows that interest Is included; and the
interest has up TO four times the amount OF the pn
cipa therefore TO strike out $5,l4O, and insert
$l,s37 10
The question being taken on the amendment, it was
agreed TO-
ported the Senate, and ordered TO be engrossed for
third reading.
HIRAM MOORE AND JOHN HAscALL
The Senate then proceeded, as in committee Of the
whole, TO the consideration OF the bill from the House
for the relief oil Hiram Moore and John Hascall. The
bill grants 10 them and their heirs, assigns, and legal
representatives for the term of fourteen years from June
27 1850. the full and exclusive right certain improve
for cutting, thTeshng, cleaning grain, being
renewal OF former patent granted the 2Sth OF June
1886. for Moore s. Hascars harvesting machine.
The question was stated upon the following amend
''Propided. That any additional claim to said letters
patent Of 1885, made and presented the Patent Office
for letters patent under The p.oysons Of this act shall be
in the manner be open 10 be contested the
ground Of priority OF invention or other legal ground
Mr. CASS. The amendment OF the senator from
Rhode Island will lead to dlscussion and the Senate will
permit TO remark that il is very hard case passed
the House Of Representatives at the Of
The PRESIDENT Does the senator desire to discuss
the bill
Mr.. CASS. No. sir / am not about to argue it at all
shall al some leisure moment if can find one-and if
not shaii make oney 10 persuade the Senate 10 take
up this bill and pass T. must now be passed over, be-
cause il will lead to discussion.
The bill was accordingly passed over.
BANCROFT wooDcocN
The bill for the relief of Bancroft Woodcock was read
a second tme and considered as in committee OF the
whole i extends for ten years The expired patent Of
Bancroft Woodcock for self sharpening plough
Mr.. UNDERWOOD. cannot vote for the bill as il
stands renews patents which have been standing for
twenty years, | think. shall wish to debate it.
Iha iItn1u rlxf oaaAa
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK.
The Senate then proceeded TO consider as in committee
OF the whole, Senaie bill No. 26l-beng "a bill for the
relief Of Cyrus II. Mccormick"
Mr.. FELCH. The senator from New Hampshire Mfr
NoRRIsl desires TO discuss that bill.
The bill was accordingly passed over.
cAProRs OF THE FR,GArE PHILADELPHIA.
The Senate then proceeded, as in committee OF the
whole, consider Senate bill No 265-being "a bill for
the relief Of the caplors Of The frga,e Philadelphia"
Mr.. CASS That bill will be debated
Mr.. FISH, Tin his seat) Oh, no; there cannot be any
Mr. CASs. Well, have nothing to say myself.
Mr.. ATCHISoN. II has been debated here seven or
Mr.. DAVIS, lin his seat) You might say twenty five
MIR. ATCHISoN. However, make no objection.
Mr.. CLEMENS Let ii be passed over. propose to
discuss II.
The bill was accordingly passed over.
rREDERIcK VINCENT.
whole 10 consider Senate bill No 286-being "a bill for
the relief Of Frederick Vincent, administrator of James
lie Gaze, surviving partner of lie Gaze Malleit"
Mr.. BAYARD. ! have looked into that bill since II
last called up, and confess cannot be satisfied
with the explanation given by the counsel OF the claim
ant TO the proprety OF passing II at all AT present.
IRON what know OF IT. shculd wish TO discuss the bill
may change my mind with regard TO its character, after
further examination.
Mr. WALKER Is there not some mistake. ls this
objection day. Is il not every fourth Friday3
The PRESIDENT. The Chair asked The Secretary
with regard to ii, and informed by him that this was
the day.
Mr.. WALKER | have no doubt that the Chair was
so informed but II remember arght, IL s every fourth
Fnday-and surely three Fridays have intervened
The PRESIDENT. Win the Secretary read the
record
The SECRETARY. On the 23i OF April the following
resolution was adopted;
Rssofved That to-day and every fourth Friday hereafter
shalt be devoted the consideration OF such private bills
upon the calendar shall give rise 10 debate and
wherever debate shall arise upon bll, or any senator
shall express desire 10 debate the same 1t shall 20 over
to the following Friday.
The 2istof May, 18th OF June 10th Of July, and 18th
oi August. are the days.
Mr WALKER. am satisfied.
The bull was passed over.
me Senate then proceeded to consider in committee
2. .ae whole Senate bill No 267-bcing "a bill for the
ens, o. me omnge and Alexandria Railroad Company"
Wa'eh III; ny, BRoDHssD bad moved an amendment,
~ 'ShlSON. II Is useless to read the amend
:. certainly will be objected TO- am in favor OF
ject to- "' ' =
Mr.. ARoDHEA0. | think the amendment is quite as
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