The daily union., 1852-08-29
FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1852.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1852.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the reading OF the journal, ;, /,
Mr.. MlLLSON, rising TO privileged question, called
making further provision for the satisfaction OF Virginia
military land warrants had been referred TO the Commit
tee OF the Whole on the state OF The Union
But the SPEAKER, by leave, laid before the House a
letter from Judge Warrous, United States circuit judge
for Texas asking the House TO finally determine upon the
charges against him some time since: referred 10 the
Mr.. SCURRY made few remarks 10 show the
sty for speedy action this case and then moved TO in
the Committee the Judiciary 10 report upon II at
| Mr. VENABLE, from the Committee the Judiciary,
made statement showing the impossbilly OF reporting
upon il al the close OF the present session
The question then recnrred on Mr.. MILLsoN's moton
reconsider upon which that gentleman addressed the
House in favor Of the bill which was further Ih debasd in
conversational remarks by Messrs. SIAN1ON oil Ohlo
| HALL, TAYLOR, and HEM.
| Mr.. TAYLOR then demanded the previous question (;
which having been seconded by the House, and the mo-
| ton to reconsider being next agreed to,
| Mr.. HALL withdrew the motion TO commit The bill.
Mr.. H proposed the Senate bill to the same end. as
substitute for the House bill then under consideration
| Mr.. EDGERTON, after few remarks in explanation,
moved amend the amendm substitute proposed by
Mr. HALL. by extending the act of 1s4s, in relation TO
certain military lands in Indiana, to the Virginia military
But Mr.. HALL objecng to this proposition to amend
this amendment,
The amendment of Mr.. HALL having been agreed TO
amended the said bill read third time and passed
J, 4 motion TO lay j, on the table, made BY Mr. j. W.
On motion OF Mr. OLDS. by leave. the House took up,
and proceeded to consider the postage BILL as returned by
the Senate with two amendments 80. ,.
The question being on the said Senate amendments,
one amended on motion OF Mr. o., and then they
Mr. PENN then reported from the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads, sundry private bills; which
severay read twice, and committed 10 the Commit
tee of the Whole on the private calendar
Mr. DiMMlCK asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for leave TO take up the Senate bill Tor the relief
OF Mrs. Mary A. Davis: read three times and passed.
Mr. EDGERTON asked leave TO 10 take up
from the Speakers table the Senatt for The relief OF
Benjamin S Roberts.
But objection being ma cave was not granted
Mr. SEYMOUR, OF New ork, by leave, reported back,
drawback bonded goods intended for the Mexican
market, taken through Texas: read three times and
MIR HOUSTON moved to suspend the rules, to 60 into
Committee of the Whole on the stale OF the Union
But Mr. EDGERTON, this being private bill day, again
leave TO move 10 take up the bill ior the benefit oil
When objection being made, leave was not granted.
Mr. MOLONY moved to suspend the rules, 10 go
into Committee OF the Whole on the state OF Union
not agreed TO.
The question was then put on the motion Of Mr..
HousToN; and the rules being suspended, the House
the Union (Mr KlNo, of New York. IN the chair y
wherein the Indian appropriation bill being again
taken up an amendment was proposed and as6sed IN
Illinois, and JOHNSON Of Arkansas.
The committee then rose and the chairman having
reported back the bill last under consideration in Com
mtee OF the Whole the state OF the Union as
amended,
Thequestion arose on agreeing to the sad amendments
and the recommendations with which they accom-
panied They were read for the information OF the House
and were all agreed to without DIVISION except the ol-
lowing:
The question being on agreeing to the amendment
making appropriation OF $4,000 10 supply the def
cheney former appropriations for The expenses OF the
removal of the Choctaws the yeas and nays were called
and ordered; and was agreed toyeas 90, nays 90.
The question then arose agreeing TO the amendment
OF the Senate, striking the appropriation OF S66,2i2 90
10 be paid 10 the Shawnees, as being due them under the
Mf HOUSTON demanded the yeas and nays; which
being ordered, it agreed TO.
Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, moved the suspension oil
the rules, 10 permit him 10 move to take the Arkans
and Missouri railroad bill.
Mr.. ALLISON demanded the yeas and nays: not
ordered.
The question was then put by ellers on the motion to
suspend the rules and il was agreed toayes 90,
Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, moved to discharge the
Committee of the Whole from the further consideration
OF this bill agreed 10.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved the previous question; and un-
der its operation the said bill ordered be engross
ed and read The third time
MIR. JENKINS moved to lay the bill on The table, on
which motion he demanded the yeas aud nays which
being ordered IT was not laid the able-yeas CO,
nays SO.
The call for the previous question being seconded by
Tue hOnbe,
Mr. vENABLE demanded the yeas and nays on the
passage OF the bill which being ordered, it passed
yeas 10, nays IL
Mr.: KING, of New York, moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill for the relief OF Mrs. Margaret
Hetze had been committed 10 the Committee oil the
Whole House; and the said vote having been recon.
idered,
Mr.. BlSSEIL addressed the House in favor OF ills
enactment, and Messrs. HOUSTON and JONES Of Ten.
nessee addressed the House against it and then the
said bill was read the third time and passed
Mr.. CARTIER, by leave, reported a bill from the
Committee Patents, charging the associate justices OF
the United States court for the District OF Columbia with
the duty OF hearing and adiudicating appeals from
the decisions OF the Commissioner o Patents instead OF
the chief justice oil the said court read three times and
passed.
MIR. STANTON, OF Kentucky, rising TO question OF
privilege reported from the Committee Printing
Joint resolution providing for the election OF public
printer, under the law changing the method of procuring
the public printing TO be done recently passed which
be called the previous question.
MIR, DANIEL raising point of order contended that
though MIR. s. had right report the resolution II
was not competent for him 10 its present consider
alton.
The SPEAKER overrued this point OF order
The resolution reported by MIR STANTON, OF Ken
lucky having been read for the information OF the
House,
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