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bch being read be objected The further consideration
II The bill, and it passed over accordingly
FRO BE CONTINUED
HOUSE or REraEsENrArIvEs

At,er The reading OF the Journal,
Mr. STANLY asked leave 10 move to take from the
sosaksrs table the Senate bill IN relation TO imprson
snl Tor debt in the District OF Columbia
But Mr.. oWEEIoEh objected 80 leave was mol
granted ,,7o .r.... ,.,,
men OF this bill was made necessary by the conduct OF
certain claim agents here IN imprsoniny poor Indian
from North Carolina III the Washington Jail and that on
Monday next he should move 10 take up this BILL and TO
pass IT,
10 correct the journal IN particular referring 10 what
sn,pired The day before in xon with the pro-
esedngs upon the bill reported by himself from the Com
oIiee OF Ways and Means The journal showed that
he had lost his right the floor before the gentleman
from Ohio Mr. SwEErsER moved to lay the bill on the
liable He [Mr 81 contended that he was rightfuly
entitled 10 the iioor when Mr. SwEErsER was recognised
The points involved in this motion of Mr. SrAsLY TO
conec, the Journal were then debated al some length by
himself, mr.; STAsLyl. The SPEAKER. Mr.. STUART.
The question being next put on The motion OF Mr..
SrAsLY 10 correct the journal, i was not agreed TO-
Mr. MACE, rising to a privileged question, asked 10
he discharged from further service the Committee OF
Mr. M addressed the House in explanation of the cir
eumstances impeing him TO make this request lie and
hs colleagues the committee had labored industIi-
onsy in the investigation OF committed 10 them,
Su had been bu, caed" permitted TO report at
the last session, and once at the present session. The
consequence was. that their labor had been practically
brown away as il thus made impossible for that
con- mltee to bring their business before the House
MIR NJ then Withdrew his motion 10 be excused
On motion of Mr.. SWEETSEi, the House suspended
their rules and went into Committee OF the Whole on
Inc private calendar (blr HALL IN The chair and II De-
ing objection day. the committee proceeded 70 pass on
the bills on the private calendar without debate
Alter some spent in these proceedings, tue COM
mee rose and The chairman reported back TO the House
with favorable endations bills Tor the relief OF
Jas Glynn of T. Morris w alter OF Jasper Maitoy; o.
Bni,an Fraaks assignee of James M. Smith OF Mary
Reside executrx of James Reside, deceased OF Mary
b Renner, executrx OF Daniel Renner, deceased OF
James Creepy; Of James II Jenkins; OF John Fnnks
ner Of Jacob Young of Margaret Farrar OF thompson
Hutchinson OF Elizabeth Jones and me DINER chideh l
anyl of John Carr; of the heirs OF the ae MAJOR mos
Noel, United States army OF Sarah y Mackay OF WIN
REDEEM, late a sergeant in the fourth regiment oil arll-
lery: OF Guon & Mclaughlin; OF the widows and rela-
lives OF certain officers and seamen OF the United States
rcane Of Barbara Rely; and for the relief OF Jim Ca
pers the last mentioned with an amendment.
All these said bills then read the third time and
passed-the amendment recommended By the Committee
81 The Whole House to the bill for the relief of jim Ca
peIs being previously agreed to
The question then REQUIRED the pending motion OF
Mr. CoBB lay on the table the bill for the relief Of
Patrick Gass
When, on motion of Mr.. KING, of New York. by
leave the bill to prevent frauds the treasury. which
had been returned from the Senate with amendment
was Tecommilted to the special committee Mr. Ihos
Corwins connexlon with the Gardiner claim.
Objection being next made TO the consideration OF the
bill Tor the relief OF Patrick Case, II was laid aside.
The bill for the relief OF Louis G Symngton was then
taken up, read The third time, and passed.
Mr.. CLINGMAN asked leave TO to take up the
bill concerning Imprisonment for debt in the District Of
Columbia.
But Mr. SWEETSER objected; SO leave was moi
granted.
Mr.. COBB asked leave 10 report from the COMMITTEES
conference the dsagTeeDg votes of the two houses
Congress the Senate bill No. AIT, for the relief
certain widows and orphans OF officers and soldiers
Mr. C., leave being granted after few words in ex
panaion, demanded the previous question on agreeing
The report OF the committee OF conference: pTeviou,
question seconded by the House
An Intellectual motion 10 adjourn was then made.
Mr. TOOMBS moved TO lay the bill on the table; or
which motion he demanded the yeas and nays.
Mr. HART moved that when the House adjourn II ad
loum until Monday next; not agreed TO.
The motion 10 adjourn was here again renewed; ant
the yeas and nays were called and ordered ant
then The House refused TO adjourn
Mr. McLANAHAN asked leave TO move to have tb.
report OF the committee o! conference, made by Mr. Cob
shortly before. printed
But objection being made, leave was not granted.
The question recurring Mr.. TooMBss motion TO lay
The said report and bill the table, the yeas and nay
ordered-sJe "a, nays 64-moIe than one nth o
hs members present having voted in the affirmative
The House then adjourned.