The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-27


whom referred the petition OF William ii Greger-
and Others reported Join, resolution Tor the relief OF
The OF the brig Kate Boyd; which was read and
passed 10 a second reading, -
Mr. ID, asked that II might be immediately considered,
if there was no objection.
Unanimous consent being given. the joint resolution
as read second time, and considered IN committee
of the whole No amendment being made, II was re-
ported to the Senate. and ordered 10 be engrossed ior
third reading. II was subsequently, read third time
Mr. BRA DBURY. from the Committee the Judi
cary, whom referred The bill iron the House 10
uale the fees and costs to be allowed clerks, mar
shals aud attorneys of the circuit and district courts OF
the United States aud Tor other purposes. reported IT
with sundry amendments. Mr. ID. said they We're not
of such nature materially TO change The character OF
the bill and he was instructed by the committee TO ask
that early consideration might be given to the bill
The amendments were ordered TO be printed.
PROSECUTION
MIR BADGER Mr.. President, am directed by the
Committee the Judiciary to whom was referred the
bill to authorize the heirs OF deceased party TO suit
TO prosecute suit, to report the bill back with an
amendment of the nature OF a substitute Tor the bill
beng TO strike out all after the enacng clause, and In
sert the following:
the year 1882 entitled An act TO establish the Judicial
OF the United States shall hereafter extend TO all
States and the heir the party thereto dying be-
fore final Judgment shall have the same rights and BE-
subject TO the like duties as The executor or standardization
in the cases therein provided for"
| should be glad 10 have this considered now there
is no objection.
No objection being made, the said bill was taken up
for considerations aud the amendment was read
Mr.. BADGER. will just say one word IN expana-
ton of this nendment, and think The Senate will see
that there is no objection to II at ALL Under the 81
OF the judiciary act provision IS made BY law Tor re-
vying personal actions in behalf OF the administrator or
executor OF deceased plaintiff, and against the execn
or administrator OF deceased defendant; but there
il no provision made in of re IL and mixed actions
10 revive the in behalf of the heirs OF the de-
ceased plaintiff against the heirs OF the deceased de-
PENDANT The object OF this bill is TO extend the provis
ion made by law in personal actions 70 real ac-
tons.
Tnequeson being taken on the amendment it was
agreed to.
reported TO the Senate the amendment was concureu IN
and the bill was ordered to be engrossed Tor td read
ing was subsequently read third Tune and passed.
On motion by Mi. BADGER. the title OF the bill was
amended to read. Gan act TO extend to real and
mixed actions the provisions OF the 3st section Oh lhs
judiciary act"
REORGANIZATION OF THE JUDICIARY SYSTEM
Mr. BUTLER Mr. President. some time since a
ary instrucng that committee to inquire into the expe
diency OF providing by law for the appointment OF
socae justice of the Supreme Court OF the United States
for circuit be composed of the State OF California
and the Territory OF Oregon. The committee have ia
sructed ask be discharged from the further
sideraon of this resolution-not but what the commit
tee inclined, and may perhaps say entirely willing.
to report such bill but instructed further TO say
that the whole subject OF the reorganization of the fed
eral courts is before the committee, and not having
time to mature such system or TO prepare such bill al
this session as we think the subject demands ! am
therefore instructed TO ask to be discharged from the fur
ther consideration OF the subject until the session
Mr.. GWlN. am very sorry, Mr.. President, that the
committee have not time TO consider that resolution and
report upon it at this session. 1t is subject OF the great
es importance to my constituents because we have but
solitary Judge of the Supreme Court in California,
and he is occupied there constantly in the discharge OF
his Official functions, and in the event OF his death bus
ness would have to be entirely suspended in the United
States courts. regret very much that cannot have
action upon the subject during this session.
Mr.. BUTLER. will assure the honorable senator
from California that we have every inclination, both upon
his account and account of the waits OF the State
which he represents, 10 make provision for their
benefits but many other States are 20 situated that the
committee find reorganization OF the whole system
must take piace-necessty will compel the country to
change it, because it is an inpraccable When we
do take the subject under consideration the hon.
orabe senator from California that his State shall have
justice done her
The motion 10 discharge the committee was agreed TO-
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Mr., CHASE submitted The following resolution which
was considered by unanimous consent, and agreed to
Rsotped, That the Committee on the Library be instruct.
ed 10 inquire into the expediency OF subscribing for
thousan1 copies OF El IapPaas edition Of the Laws Of
the United States now in force.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
A message was received from the House OF Represent
atves, by Mr. Forney, their Clerk, announcing TO the
Senate that the House have passed bill granting TIN
fgnt oil way 10 Inc Oh LOUIS and Iron Mountain Rail-
road Company. in which the concurrence OF the Senate
is requested. =
THE wAREHoUsIsG SYSTEM
Mr. HUNTER On yesterday, Mr. President, | gave
notice that would ask the Senate this morning to take
up the warehouse bill believe however that the hon
orabe senator from is not now que ready
to go on with the BILL and will ask him Indicate an
early day when he will be ready.
Mt DAVIS. will suggest NJ onday next.
MIR. HUNTER. | now give notice that | shall on
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. FISH. ! ask The unanimous consent of the Sen
ate 10 allow me TO Introduce a bill, not having given
previous notice will state that at the last session n-
troduced bill OF a similar title, and having the same
general object in view, but which required many aea
tons and have thought 1t best to introduce it
bill
Unanimous consent being given. Mr. F. then introduced
bill $3.50 to authorize the business OF banking in The
District oil Columbia, and to regulate tina issuing and
circulation OF small notes money; which was read
the first and second times by consent referred
10 the Committee on the District OF Columbia and order
ed TO be printed.
Mr.. GWlN asked and obtained the unanimous consent
Of the Senate TO introduce bill Is. 595) for the better
regulation OF The minis, and 10 the conformity OF
coins 10 their respective standards; which read the
FIRST and second times by consent referred TO
The Committee on Finance and ordered to be printed
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
A message received from the House OF Represent.
atives, by Mr.. Forney, their Clerk announcing to the
Senate that the Speaker OF the House having signed four
enrolled bills be had brought iem 10 the Senate for the
signature OF its President
The PRESIDENT then signed the enrolled bills which
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