The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-31

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Mr. DANIEL moved to suspend the rules TO 60 into
Committee Of the Whole Hoqse.
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would withdraw his moho6Sas lhs public printer had
CURED by members for proper understanding OF The
private bills on which they would be eeYe9 10 act IN
Committee Of the Whole HousG " - &C.
The motion OF MIR. HARRf&ebei 4(tX4(ee4 d9wn.
the motion Of Mr. DANIEL wa eSdstd d6~h. \
REPORTS FROM coMMrTTEEs.
The SPEAKER then proceeded to call the committees
Tor reports; when various bills, resolutions, notions &
were reported, and appropriately disposed o. ln\he
Mr.. GOODENOW, from the Committee on Naval AT
fairs reported bill for the relief OF Jacob J. Storer
also bill for the relief Of James A. Farms which were
severally referred 10 the Committee OF the Whole House.
Mr. also reported bill to modify the pay Of certain
warrant officers Of the navy which was referred 10 Ihe
Committee Of the Whole on the slate Of the Union
bill for the relief Of the securities OF the late Purse Ben
amn f. Hart OF the United States navy referred to the
Committee Of the Whole House.
MIR. BAYLY, from the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
made adverse reports the petition OF citizens OF Cas-
tine in Maine praying the United States 10 bring about
system Of umpirage in national disputes; and the
ress 10 x the residences Of foreign ministers At least
one hundred miles from Washngton; petitions laid on
the table; MI
reported resolution setting apart the third week IN
April next for the consideration Of territorial business,
and that for that time territorial business should be the
Mr.. STEPHENS, OF Georgia, made point Of order.
The subject not having been referred 10 that committee,
they could not instruct Of their members to come in
and ask TO override rule of the House.
This resolution being Withdrawn, after conversation
between the SPEAKER and Mr. STUART
Mr.. GIDDlNGS, reported from the same committee. a
bill TO authorize the governor OF New Mexico to call an
extra session OF The territorial legislature if necessary
referred to the Committee Of the Whole on the state Of
Mr.. MiLLSoN. from the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions, reported adversely sundry cases and the
petition in each such case was duly laid on the liable.
Mr.. TOWNSHEND. from the same committee re-
ported bill for the relief Isaac Cobb referred 10 the
COMMITTEES OF the Whole House.
Mr.. BOCOCk, from the Committee on Naval Affairs.
reported bill for the relief Of David Myere referred
to the Committee OF the Whole House.
Mr.. HARRIS. OF Tennessee from the Committee on
Invalid Pensions. reported bills for The relief Thos
Dudley Jacob Shade. and Catherine Clark severay re-
ferred TO the Committee Of the Whole House.
Mr. H. also reported back sundry petitions for pensions,
with the recommendation that they be referred TO the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
On this motion there arose debate between Mr. H. for.
and Messrs. CABELL, STANTON OF Tennessee, and
BOCOCK against it. After which, The said petitions
were referred back to the Committee on Invalid Pen
sions
Mr. EASTMAN. from the same committee. reported
bills for the relief Of William Dwey John Hazen and
George Cassidy which were severaly referred TO The
AR <. also made sundry adverse reports; which were
appropriately G disyosed Of
bill for the relief Of David Murphy, Of Ohio referred to
the Committee OF the Whole House.
Mr. KUHNS, from the same committee, reported bills
for the relief Of Elizabeth +. Feds, of Henry Miller,
soldier OF the war Of 1912, and Of WIN. Lynch, sol
der OF the late with Great Britain severally referred
TO the COMMITTEES Of the Whole House
for the relief OF Joseph b. Plau OF New York, and Of
Henry Click Of Tennessee, he last for increase OF
pensona severally referred to the Committee OF the
MIR. JONES, OF New York. from the same committee,
reported bills for the relief OF Aaron Stafford and OF Chas
S!aPes which were seyealy referred TO the Committee
Mr. JONES. Of New York, also reported back the bill
for The relief Of Margaret &. Worth; which. with an
amendment offered BY Mr. HAsn,s. OF Tennessee was
Mr.. MOLONY, from the same committee. reported
bills for the relief Of b Z. Bennett and az Morris Sim
mon which were severslly referred ,oshs COMMITTEES Of
Mr. ROBINSON, from the COMMITTEES on Roads and
Canals reported bills set apart and sell to Asa Whitney,
Of New York portion Of the publ, lsnd. enable him
Mr. ROBINSON NJ moved I. ,si.eqes to the Committee
OF me Who's waSeS On ss,a 4, Of TIE uc@
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Mr. HALL opposed the reference TO the COMMITTEE on
Public Lands And then the SAID bRl referred 10 the
Committee OF the Whole on the state Of the Union~
Mr.. ROBINSON also reported bill for the construc
ton Of military roads in Oregon Territory
Mr.. r.. also reported back the bill for the improve
ment 81 ihs Des Monins Rapids without amendment :
Mr K also rep0sssd bill for the Improvement oil the
Arkansas river - &s,S
Mr. also reported bill for the Improvement OF the
navigation OF the Ohio river between .Piitsburg and
k0uisville.
Mr. r. also reported bill for the Improvement Of the
navigation Of the Ohio between the falls u kQnia
vile and the Mississippi river. t-aasE- y
Mr. r. also reported a bill far the improvemn+& ~
The said bills were referred to the Com1lee Of fHs
Whole the state OF the Union.
Mr.. HOWE, OF Pennsylvania, from TIN &1pe commit
tee, reported back bill for the survey OF te for
evoir the Ohio river, according to the plan OF g.
Elicit, civil engineer referred TO the COMMITTEES oil TN
Whole on the state oil the Union.
MIR STANTON. of Ohio. from the committee,
cana. around the falls Of ST. Mays river in the State OF
Michigan and the outlet % {Nke Superior referred 10
the Comm ittee OF the Wha be STATE Of the Uaion.
Mu STANTON, Of KSI from the Commitlee on
Public Buildings, reported - TO agtbosze the Score
,ary OF War to purchase OF VIM H. Winder the building
now occupied in this city (he property OF sad Wnde)
Tor Offices OF various bureaus OF the War Department
and the Department OF the Interior referred TO the Com
mliiee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union.
MIR. ThURST0N, from the Commiitee on Patents, re-
ported bill TO renew the patent OF Hiram Moore and
John Hsskall for machine TO harvest grain prairie
lands
Mr. r. moved that this bill bs put upon its passage, end
addressed the House in favor OF his motion.
MI SACKErT moved its reference to the COMMITTEES