The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-01

interest any more than a white man There 1. no seasra
ground for the allowance OF interest that know Of II
IN every case IN which the government does pay ~he
the money becomes due, you TO allow interest," then
II your appropriation bills passed. and you cAnn0l
pay the salaries TO the different clerks and employses
OF the government at the time when they are due. yoa
will have 10 allow them interest scarcely conceive
OF n,whch il would not reverse the whole gen.
era rule that the government is bound pay inter
esi, except with certain rare exceptions That is
Judgment Iwill, however, argue that question al ia
ture day. r
i The amendment to the amendment was rejected there
being on N, a diyision-ayes ?. noes not counted
/ Mr. WALKER. have amendment TO offer TO the
amendment by way OF proyiso
Propidsd Tha, the appropriated by this clause sha
be paid directly TO the said Taylor and anybody else
For of such provision as this David Taylor was
put in jail and hope the persons Tor whose benefit the
present provision Is intended will not meet the same
| Mr. DAWSON. Whenever money is ordered to he
paid 10 individual that individual has right order
II 10 be paid to any other individual he peases think
! II would be better not TO put that limitation in IT.
i Mr. BRODHEAD. ! will suggest 10 my friend from
Wisconsin hs, we have already provided for cases Of
this kind in law which we passed at this session.
| Mr. WALKER. The senator is mistaken. 1t does noi
| apply TO of this kind
/ The amendment 10 the amendment agreed to /;
there being divsion-ayes 22, not counted /
and the question recurring the amendment amend
MIR. SEBASTIAN offer the following amendment, /:
TO John Wad for clerk hire in the office OF the super
ntendent of Indian affairs Santa Fe, New Mexico from
300 ss : 'p'''S 90 '"S '' . Wv PSI "'"
/ That claim is for services rendered by clerk in the
office of the governor OF the Territory who by virtue oil
his office, superintendent OF Indian affairs de fdeo
II was necessary TO have clerk and acting interpreter
and he for three months did the whole business OF in
lerpTeng and acted secretary for The aching super
intenden OF Indian affairs The claim is recommended
by Mr. Ryner the acting superintendent OF Indian affairs
and by Governor Lane, and ssated by them TO be
sonable amount for The service performed. Whether it
| be private claim not ! do not know but as the
amount is so small, and has accrued in the public ser
lyipa hnno fhan nna nnxulll lpnt ha ra,sad
Tse PRESIDING OFFICER. The Chair would in
qure OF the senator whether proposes 10 make pro-
vision for the salary Of person prescribed by law,
MI SEBASTIAN. Il proposes 10 give him not sal
su Fl es IN se opinion of the
Chair j, is private claim, and therefore cannot be
ceived.
We hardly understand what is going while there
is much noise here. II seems TO that if the officers
OF the Senate did their du!y there would not be SO much
of il complain Of sheriff court preserves order,
and does if some measures might be taken to
The PRESIDING OFFICER The Sergeant -at-arms
has been directed to require strangers TO keep order
and that direction will be enforced.
Mr. ChSS In justice the Sergeant -at-ams il ought
be stated that good deal of the noise proceeds from
The The PRESIDING OFFICER. If strangers who are
admitted the floor of the Senate guilty Of the i'm
propety of making so much noise as TO interfere with
it is not to be presumed that senators themselves
ever SO forgetlnl OF decorum as is lnlimated
MI BAi ARD. do mol desire 10 throw blame upon
any one who does not deserve IT, Most certainly II has
become the habit many senators TO Introduce strangers
upon The oor IN defiance OF Inc rules and the result u.s.
mat we nave 10 complain OF great want OF ORDER
must say, MI PRESIDENT, tha Wheh we violate our own
rnes u IS faher hafd 10 lhfow the oame upon the Ser
The PRESIDING OFFICER The Chair will state
tina, all strangers who may be admitted upon the floor of
Toe senate are pound 10 oehaVe themselves OF hey must
be removed -
Mr. HoUSioN. nope ihey VIII not 1ollow ihe bad
examples IN lhat respect winch are sci Dy some OF Inc
senator's themseives o, -
Inc fhESlDlNu ofrlCEh mat remark is cer-
tainly out oil order.
Il INDIAN RESERVATIONS IN CALIFORNIA.
i :. ,,o,crr =,
Mr. SEbAollAN. nave Inc following amendment
10 pfopose'
That the President Of the United States be- and he is
hereby authorized to make five military rvatons
the public domain 10 the State OF California, the Terrific
res OF Utah and New Mexico, bordering on said Sate for
INDIAN purposes fropiaed, mat sueh sna
nor contain more .nan aeies eaon 1a pgoaa @ @ Im
na. h.d tusp I,i Of GGoi, and The .nm ap .,
easuy not oheTwiss 10 de1ay The expense
Of subssng the Indians California and removing
TO said reservations Tor protection.
A. -, noon.o 40 ,o :, Ionu,b ;n,o ,ho d;sc,ss;on ~
a uo ios P'of1se r " " ~ a, ~ ie.s - - % @ dd T ha,e
IN s ine , Ia on,nas, nnnns,ion 81 ,h
oy ne uuaulppus eo.es a'u 1870, ~, ,i; ~ - ~ ~
SoumNlee on pu'an has' sa sone ~ ~, ~ wy
N,ua % .,I'iy Cts1y. ,,b.h - 80 80 ,r,ah -
ho" Pp.'auhb ~ ~ 80 III ~ 49, ~ - = ,., -
see continue pee ha' SENATORS wl' uei,ne! oe sa'eo
al lhe amount asked Ioi OF az .ne anost unnmea pow
ef which found necessary 10 confer on 'he supen,