The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-30
SATURDAY, MAY 40. 1862.

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After the reading of the Journal,
MIR. STUART asked the unanimous consent Of the
House for leave 10 to proceed the consideration
of The territorial business on the Speakers table
But Mr.. STANLY objected.
| SO leave was not granted TO Mr. STUART 10 make bis
proposed motion
| The regular order OF business being called for,
The SPEAKER announced reports from the Committee
on Public Lands 10 be the husncss first in ORDER when
Mr. MOORE, of Pennsylvania from the Committee ON
Public Lands, made large number OF adverse reportsi
which were seyeray ordered 10 lie on the table.
MIR HALL from The same committee, reported bill
in relation 10 The saline lands IN the State OF Indiana and
10 enable The Legislature 10 dispose OF the unsol saline
| lands in SAID Stale: read twice. +g
MIR GORMAN, moving 10 put this bill on lis passage,
addressed the House briefly in favor OF his motion.
Tho question being on ordering the third reading and
ngrossment Of the said bill,
Mr. CLEVELAND addressed the House ag aims, iasiy
action upon it, and moved lls reference the COMMITTEE
OF the Whole on the state OF The Union
And then, alter a lew remarks from Mr. GORMAN in
10 The last speaker, and explanation OF the ne.
cessiy for prompt action on this bill,
Ms PHELPS also advocated lis passage.
When, after a few remarks from Messrs DlJNHAM
and CLEVELAND, this bill was read The third lime and
passed.
Mr. HALL, from the same committee, also reported
back Senate bill granting lands and the right of way 10
the State Of Iowa in aid OF The construction Of the bn.
huque and Davenport railroad, and the railroad from
keokuk TO The Missouri river. with an amendment.
Mr. II moving 10 put this bill on lis passage with the
proposed amendment. IL read at length for the ID
formation OF the House
Mr. HALL addressed tbe House in favor of The bin
and proposed amendment, which provided for granting
lands and The right Of way in aid OF the construction ola
third road from Bnrlpgion Iowa. TO the Missoar riye
and Tor that OF an extension Of this proposed road east
ward, from Burlington 10 some point in Indiana
IN conclusion, MIR. II moved The previous question
MT, JONES OF Tennessee, desi'ei 10 ask Mir Hall a
Mr. HALL declined Withdrawing his call for The pre-
vous question.
Mr.. CAMPBELL desired 10 have an amendment read
Tor The Information OF the House, which he proposed to
offer But ~.
Mr. HALL again declined Withdrawing his call Tor the
previous Question.
Mr.; JONES, OF Tennessee, moved to lay the bill on
me liable; on which motion the yeas and nays called
and ordered and il agreed ioyeas 1872 nays Gs.
Mr. HALL moved 10 reconsider the vote irst taken;
which motion he called the previous question
Mr.. JONES' OF Tennessee, moved to lay the motion 10
reconsider on the table
Mr.. COBB moved 10 proceed 10 business on the Speak.
els iabethe morning hour having expired not agreed
TO lfy ellers)--ayes ~, noes 49,
Mr.. BlSSEl.L demanded The yeas and nays on the mo-
ton TO proceed to business the Speakers table which
being ordered,
Mr. MACE moved 10 adjourn; on which notion
many gentlemen called the yeas and nays; which being
ordered
Mr. MACE withdrew The motion to adjourn
The question being again put on he motion proceed
10 business on The Speakers table and this time BY yeas
and nays, u was not agreed to--yeas IA nays 1903.
, Mr. BlSSfLL moved TO suspend the rules TO go inloa
Committee ot the Whole on the state OF the Union,
. MT DANIEL moved 10 go into a Committee OF w
" hole House on the private calendar, ths being private
bill day
Mr. ORR moved 10 adjourn; on which motion the yeas
and nays were called and ordered