The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-02-26
PETITIONS, ETC.

PETITIONS. ETC
By Mr.. BIBIGHAUS The petition OF William
Price, and many others citizens OF Schuylkiil
county praying for a modification of the tariff OF
1916, on iron, &c.
By MIR HUNTER: The petition of Samuel
Blowers, James w Shankland, and Abncr John
ston asking for increased compenss ton Tor takin e
the census in the county of Monroe Ohio. Referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr.. MOORE, of louisiana: The petition OF
w IL Bonneau and fourteen other settlers on the
public land heretofore known as "Las Omegas
claim, praying for the right OF pre- emption
Also, the petition OF A. M. Campbell, and six
other settlers on the public land heretofore known
as the Wallace claim praying for the right OF pre-
| emption
Also, the petition of valery Gannie. praying that
q in the description OF land confirmed 10
Charee Parice by the OF July o. 1872, be rect-
fed
Also, the memorial of Thomas Durant OF New
Orleans with brief OF references In relation to ms
claim district attorney OF the United States LOT
the State OF Louisiana.
Also the petition of Moses II. Butler and J. H.
Rinehart praying be confirmed in their right TO
tract OF land in township 10, range eaat, IN
louisiana district, north OF Red river
BY Mr.. DISNEY The memorial Of certain cit-
OF Cincinnati ia relation TO the improvement
OF the navigation the talls OF the Ono rVer Re.
ierred TO the Committee on Roads and Canals
By Mr. FLORENCE: The memorial Of George
w McMahon, George w Hover, J 5. Me Nun
len, D. y. Beiters, and others, citizens OF the city
and county of Philadelphia, demonstrating against
the extension of the God worth patent Tor planning
boards, &c. Referred 10 the COMMITTEE ON IA
tents.
Also, the memorial OF James Nj Snowden, Rob
ert Clark, John w. Ryan, Henry D.Ibosq, and 9TH
ers, citizens of Southwark in the county OF Phla
delphia, asking Congress to pass law extending
the Woodwork patent Tor planning boards, &c he
ferred 10 the Committee on Patents.
Also, the memorial of }. J. N. Douglass, Charles
n Robbins, John c. Seliridge, William b. Ran
ban 10Th ,.itl al he
Pbilade pha demonstrating agalnst the extension
of the Wood worth patent for planning boards, &c.
Referred TO the Committee on Patents
BY Mr.. CHANDLER: Three memorials, signed
by more than two hundred citizens OF Philadelphia,
demonstrating against renewal OF the patent Tor
Woodworth's planning machine.
Also, four memorials, numerously signed by
citizens of Philadelphia, asking for renewal Of
the patent for w oodworth's planning machine.
BY Mr. BRIGGS The memorial of the Cham
Der oi Commerce OF the city OF New York, asking
Congress to remove the Mint of the United States
from Philadelphia to New York Referred to the
Committee of Ways and Means
BY Mr. HASCALL: The petition Of Eunice Gil
bert for compensation for property destroyed III
the of 1872 Referred to the Committee on
! Claims.
BY Mr. CHANDLER The memorial of George
r Childs and many other citizens of Philadelphia,
asking for the renewal of the patent for Wood
worth's planning machine.
| By MIR. MOORE, of Pennsylvania A remon-
STRANGE Of citizens of Philadelphia against the
tension of the Woodwork patent
Also, five memorials Of citizens OF the county OF
Philadelphia IN favor OF the extension OF the Wood
worth patent.
Also. memorial of citizens of Pennsylvania.
| asking for protection TO American labor and the
industrial interests OF our country by an alteration
| of the present tariff.
! Also resolutions of the Legislature of Penn
sylyania relative to appropriations for piers in the
i Delaware nver, 10 'complete the Delaware break
water, and for an ice.harbor near Reedy Island.