The daily union., 1852-12-07

Mr.. cLiNGMAN objected 10 the consideration Of ri.
resolution. '"'S
Mr.; STUART here moved 10 suspend the rule. for :.
Mr. CLINGMAN asked whether. under The rul.. !,
was not competent for majority TO proceed 10 The can
slde'aton OF business on the Speakers table al he exp
ration OF each morning hour P'
The SPEAKER replied 10 the affirmative
Ihe question was then put and the rules were moi su
pended. SuS
suspend The rules 10 permit him to introduce resoln,,
directing the Committee Territories 10 noora ine ~
proprety OF dividing the Territory Of OREGON so Ss ~
make a new Territory. lying north of The Connk
rver, 10 be called the Territory Of Columbia rulas sn
pended, and the resolution adopted
Mr. COBB moved 10 suspend The rules for the o,,o
ducilon OF resolution making the bin to graduate IL
price OF The public lands special order rules moi su.
pended. ~ eus-
Mr.; LANE introduced bill for The improvement, j
the Willamette flyer, IN Oregon read twice and ,aft
red TO the Committee on Commerce "'s''
Mr. STUART moved 10 proceed 10 the consdar.,
OF business on the Speakers table.
But tha srEAkER ruled that motion to be out Of or.
Mr.. STUART called for the regular order AZ b,.;,...
When the SPEAKER announced the preset,alion ~
petitions by States commencing with Maine. to be in ar
Mr.. CLINGMAN moved to suspend the rules 10 "a,
mt MN 70 move 70 suspend the rule BY which the Sa Ga
were required to be called for petitions during the m
thirty days OF the session. rules not suspendedaye
noes 4s--wo thirds not voting in the affirmative
MT JONES, OF Tennessee, from the joint committee
70 wait on the President OF The United States 10 noiv
hin that Congress was ready proceed TO business &c
reported the performance OF that duty and thai he pe
dent had signhed his intention of forthwith commnn;
eating with boih houses by message in writing.
The SPEAKER then proceeded TO call tse s,yea
States for petitions -"
In the course of these proceedings.
Mr HALL gave notice OF his intention TO introlues =
hli 10 organize the Territory of Platte.
No petitions having been presented
The SPEAkER called the States commencing with
Maine, for resolutions. WIN
IL the conrse o. these proceedings,
Mr. FLORENCE proposed joint resolution for he
election OF two chapains for the sessionone for ,b
House and another for the Senate-,he said chapns II,
ofhclate alternately in each house.
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, moved ,ha nrovio,,
question on the adoption OF this resolutions seconded bv
the House. "
And then, under the operation of the previous oues.
non, the said resolution was adopted
message from the President OF the United State he
ing next announced, -
The Clerk commenced TO read from The ros,ru The an
nual Presidents message; when
Mr.. STEPHENS, OF Georgia, moved 10 dispense with
,ne customary reading, as IN few moments each msn
the paper, NNf' y
Mr.. STANLY objected to this motion, on the ground
that such action would act new precedent which he
conceived would be an improper one
MI. SIEPHENS. of Georgia. having Withdrawn b;s
motion, the Clerk proceeded with the reading of The mes
sage 10 It's conclusion
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee, then moved The reference
OF Inc message TO the Committee OF the Whole on The
siate OF ihe Union, and that be printed and also that
extra numbers Of The said message and accompany
ing documents be printed for the use OF the House
Mr., WElGHTMAN moved, as an amendment, n claDse
directing the printing OF 5000 copies of the message
alone IN the Spanish language
Mr. w. addressed the House al length in f,yor ot The
adoption al his amendment and on the conclusion Of hs
remarks.
The House adjourned