The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-09
PETITIoNs. &c.

BY Mr.. T. VI. HOWE, Of Pennsylvania Tho pc
tition of F Wineman and others, citizens OF West
Pennsylvania, praying for additional protection
10 American labor.
zens OF Western Pennsylvania, praying Tor a cana
at the falls Of the river ST. Ste Marie, Michigan.
Also, the memorial Of George +. Heinrich and
others, citizens Of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the
same subject.
Also, the memorial Of c. Curtis, willard Leon.
ard, and others, citizens Of Western Pennsy lvana,
on the same subject.
Also, the memorial Of McCandless and Campbell,
and other citizens Of Allegheny county, Pcnnsyl.
vania, on the same subject.
Also, the petition Of James Yeale and others, re-
sdents Of the Upper Peninsula in the State Of Mich
igan, upon the same subject.
Alec, the memorial OF WIN. Weinberg, Leopold
Sahl, and Others citizens Of Penns wanna praying
Congres. to declare 4" the forciblc intervention U
State ia the internal affairs Of another State u
be violation Of the public law Of the world"
Also, the petition Of 6 Gorge Peterson Samuel l..
Peden, Thomas kier, and others, citizens Of Penn.
syIyanih, praying for additional protection 20 salt
iron, coal, glaze, and cotton.
BY Mr.. PEASLEE The petition Of Thomss y
Oliver, that the bounty or drawback from the salt
exported In the schooner Harvest Home lost At
be allowed him.
BY Mr.. MOORE, Of Pennsylvania A memorial
Of citizens Of Pennsylvania asking for protection a.
American labor and the industrial interests Of our
country, by alteration Of the present tariff sys.
tenn.
Also, memorial Of citizens Of the county oil
Y Philadelphia in favor Of an extension Of the Wood
worth patent
BY Mr.. CHANDLER -Four memorials. nuner.
ously signed by citizens Of Philadelphia, asking or
a renewal Of patent for Woodworths planning
machine.
ALSO, a memorial Of citizens Of Germantown
Philadelphia county. asking that sailors and ma.
nncs who served ia the war Of 1912 may be allowed
60 acres Of public land.
Also, the petition of Charles p. Sibbald for mo
ney due him on timber contracts with the Navy
Department, errOneOusly paid by order Of that De
partment Referred 10 the Committee on Naya
Affairs.
Also, the memorial Of Bcnjamin r. Hern anc
seventy others, citizens 81 Philade phia ask
ing for renewal Of the patent for woodworthl
planning machine.
Alec, tho remembrance 81 Joseph r. Atkins
Stephen Wales, and ono hundred and ninety. hv,
Others, carpenters Of the city and county OF Phila
/ delphia, against the extension Of the WOOdvorti
| patent for planning machine. Accompanied by
ar oiildayit that the sgncrs arc all carpenters, a
/ sct forth in the remembrance.
by Mr.. MILLER The memorial Of sundry cii
I gems Of Howard county, Missouri, praying Con
gross to revise and change the duty on hemp an,
| hcmpon yarns.
Also, The petition Of sundry citizens Of Missouri
! praying Congress to permit them to locate Othc
/ land IN lieu Of a certain 18th scctiOn.
by Mr.. MOORE, Of Louisiana: The petition o
1 G.. W. Thompson, Alexander Bilos, and THIRTY
othcrs, relative 10 Rio llondo' claims in Wesicri
/ Louisiana. Referred 70 the Committee on Privat
/ Land Chains.
/ Also, the petition Of Henry MoCullen, and scv
enty-sir others, citizens Of the parishes II Sahn
/ and Nachitocbes, praying for change in a maj
! route. Referred 70 the Committee on the Post OF
/ hco and Post Roads
Also, the petition Of Mrs. Louise Pintsrd Screven
! widow Of Lieut.. Col. X. y. Screven, asking pen
! zion. Referred 10 the Committee on Invalid Pen
sOus
Alec, the resolution Of the General Assembly o
the state OF Louisiana in 70 alton 10 establishing
mail route from the mouth Of Red river to Nacog
dochef IN Texas, by way Of Chcncyville, &c. An
another route from Washington, in Arkansas, 4
Shreveport, in Louisiana.