The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-19
Mr. WELLER BY way of compromise.
Mr. BADGER Then We will accomplish everything

mos !, ,bo !. debate Il is a measure which must OPP
pose The people of Wisconsin also. am eonhaent are
% posed IT, and represent that State IN part, shall
have 10 oppose that bill IN defence OF what consider
her rights in my lusiihcaiioD and TO satisfy the
able demands of that State upon myself shsl
the fore feel he my duty, and shall orego the
of that du'y, discuss that
iulest extent of its operation IN all particulars
MIR. UNDERWOOD. only want IL 10 be test ques-
ton. 10 vote, and not to consume time. Ii the
Senate proceed to consider che civil and diplomatic appro-
paIion ball this morning, shall take IL Indication
that il does dit intend act Bennes land bill hope,
therefore, may have the yeas and nays the vote
which regard test II the Senate TO take up
he civil and diplomatic appropriation BILL do know
that shall trouble II with another motion. Give the
yeas ard news. and let ns
M. B0RLAND. desire to correct a misapprehensioo
under which my honorable lend from North Carolina
Mr. ANGJN seems to labor, with regard to avoite bills
OF senator's desire say in regard 10 the resou
ZION, OF which spoke, that it is favore OF
mine For myself, very little about 1t, but chair
Of the Pruning O. mmitee has become my duty Ia
present To the Senate and to urge It's considerations That
the of NY doing sono because OF any personal
Interest which have in il.
The yeas and were ordered spt bong taken, re-
ltsd--yeas 80, nays las follows;
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Atchison, Badger Bell, B,r-
land fright Bodhead, Brooke Chase, Cooper, D,wson,
t,ch Fnzpa,rick Geyer, HamIn, Hunter Nj Tory Man.
gum Miller Morton Pear q Pc it, PHI l.s, Pratt Rusk
Sebastian Shields Sumner, Toucey, Wa ker, aud Weller
NAYs-Nessrs Fish, Foot Jones Of Tennessee Sew
ard, spruance, Underwood, end Wsde--7
So the motion take up the civil aid diplomatic bill
agreed to.
CIVIL DIPLOMATIC
The Senate accordingly resumed the consideration of the
bill from the II nse 1T Representatives. making approprla
tons for The civil and diplomatic of the government
TOR the fiscal year ending the 3Dth of June 1854
The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. BADGER in the
chau) The question before the Senate nd
aent reported from The Committee Finance add the
fol owing:
SEC. find BE- further enac'ed That the Secretary
Of the Treasury be authorized reurd to the legal claim
for duties that bien pad goods, wares, ard
that ned by fire the district and
port of New York in July l645 3 900, aod in the dis
rc and port of San Francisco, YEA 1850 and l-5
slD0OuO subject 10 the restrictions and limitations of
Of uly 1885, pissed for the relief Of the sufferers by
he fire of Decemb r. 1895, New York; and the
Of goods destroyed and duties To be refunded shall be
certsned said ports respectively and be adj usei and
repaid Great, similar that which Is provided
fo the above referred relation to osses at New
York"
Mr. FISH. de.r to ask the chairman Of the Com
Finance whether there nae been any
which the of 800 900 fun ed' NV impression il,
at under the phraseology of that amendment it will avail
hing the ealdans II the lty of New York Ii will
probably avail nny five six lh,us'pd dollars The linn
ar'on put ulon i viii render it useless.
Mr. HUM Err. Ii tnat is the case, hope il will be
vo'e down. thought II amendment agreed upon
be- New York aud San Francisco desire 10 have a
limitation in order qua the treasury. doubt myself
The parties
Of II that has reference New York should be v ted
down, the senator from New York satisfied with
IT, But the portion resting Calf rnia VOTED in,
becaus believe it i'll he Of some bent fl. Tn re is
ouht about the fact that goods have been burnt and de-
stroyed aud duties pa goods in the ous'om'
vi lie the bonds of the merchants ming against
them. npon which they liable be sued. hope the
$780, 900 appropriated for California will remain The bill
am perfectly satisfied that III do my
IL is not "A | desI to ret but [ IL
getting something for them.
MIR. FISH. did TO Object to the amendment.
wanted Ia know whether there any estimate for H.
make obec ion TO it Let pass It ia. Ii will per-
hrps, avail some five or six thousand dollars
MIR. HUNTER. The point TO which looked was,
whether the treasury Of the Uned States j. guarded IL
guarded with the limitation Of the Of 1888 which is
well drawn am confentcd with any provision which is
guarded nv thar act.
Mr.. SEWARD. So am I.
The question being then taken on the amendment il was
agreed 10,
The next amendment reported from the Committee on
Finance was the folio wing
SIC. fad be il further snaei,d That the Secretary
Of the Treasury be authorized remit the duties upon
imported into the United States for spinning and
weaving FAX refund duties heretofore paid within five
Yeas past such machinery out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated Prord,d That il
shall be proved his satisfaction that such machinery
article Of manufacture the Uoted States and has
been used by the persons companies importing IL for
acturing purposes find proud further That they
ma chinery be made in such may n,ere
with their usual occupations"
Mr. HUNTER. This pr viso, is tn suffer species oi
mat hinery for new manufacture growing up 10 come IN
without payment Of duty IL has been suggested by
the sen, from Rhoe Island, that perhaps wanted
add onal restriction, and that 10, that this pnvi-
ege shalt not I've extended for period Of than
two years. | therefore move 10 add at the end. the
words
"Nor shall this privilege be extended for period Of
more than two years"
The amer dment to the amendment was agreed to.
Mr. DAVIS | would suggest another modification II
has that this machinery To be thus Imported i
rnanufsctured in the Unied States. hnk ought tn
stare machinery m,nufactu ed nj tbs time Of
very moie- suggest therefore % the nator to insert
: not manufactured the time Of the Importation"
Mr.. HUNTER. / agree that think that is right
BY general consent It may be inserted.
Ihers was M Objection, sno IT was 40 modified.
TIE amendment a. amended was hen sgreed To.
The next amendment reported from the COMMITTEES on
Finance the following;
SIC. ind be farther enacted Ths the Secretary
n the Treasury hereby authorized required
outstanding dobentne bond given previously thu
first day Of July, $780, upon the importation of fofcsn
LEI Propdd Tnat the said Goals have been exported
foreign port consumed upon the outward voyage and
shall have been consumed in the United States"
The amenimsnt agreed to.
The next amendment of the com nee was 10 insert n
following sectioni
SIC fad 8. IL further ,roesd, That the third sec
ton Of the act enutlcd An act making appropriations
the civil and diplomatic expenses If government for
the year emitting the 30 of June l5i7 for other pu-
poses approved August IN, 1886 be- anu the same il
hereby revived ard continued in for the fiscal wear
ending the Goth Of June, 1884,
Mr.. HUNTER. That is provision by which certain
clerks n wear