The daily union., 1854-02-21


Mr c also presented lhe petition Of citizens Of Ma
honRg county Ohio demonstrating against the passage
of The bill in is present shape 10 oiganlze the Territory
MIR. {. also pressn,ed the memorial OF the kenDeit
monthly me~,isg OF the religious society OF PROGRESSIVE
extension Of slavery @ihin the uiis q the Nebraska
Territory which Was ordered TO lie on the table;
Mr. {. also presented the petition OF citizens OF bnnalo,
Illinois, and the petition OF citizens oil Morgan county,
Oho pra,ng that slavery may be prohibited 10 the Ter
rtoy OF Nebraska in The organic Law OF that Territory
which ordered 10 lie the liable.
Sir C. also presented the petition OF citizens OF SOM
eTon ONO, praying that slavehodRg may be prohoiea
IN the Irfioes OF the United States which was ofdei
| ed 10 lie 90 lhe table.
| Sir. SUNNI ER presented the petition OF Hail J. Ke-
lev Of Palmer Massachusetts, who sets forth his ser
Wees and suaerings ia coo0izng and exploring The Ter
rtoy Of Oregon many years ago, and ASKS
either ia land money lhseiort which was feiered 10
the Commitiee on Territories ,
Mr s. also presented he petition OF William b. May
and Others citizens Of Massachusetts. praying The enact
meni OF law alihonZlng certain inraId pensioners OF
the United Sales living that Stale 10 draw PENSIONS
from the date The injury received 10 the public set-
,ss lrf was rsfFsrsa 10 tse rngnseiitee on Pensions
Mr s. also presented Two petitions of inhabitants Of
Longmeadox, Massschaseits protesting against The Fe
peal Of ihe section oi The Missouri Compromise act,
Of the admission OF more slave territory into the Union
which ordered 10 lie on The liable
hT. > also presented petiiion OF elhzens OF Boston
and petition Of citizens Of hoison, Massachusetts,
nonsailug anst the passage Of any OF Cong
from when il Is excluded by The Missouri Compromise
wbch were ordered TO lie on the table
Ar s also presented petition OF citizens OF Pennsyl
vanIa demonstrating against Inc passage o. the h IN s
present toTm 10 organize the Territory OF Nebraska
any inlsings men o the Missouri Compromise which
ordered to he tAe table
Mr., ). also presented petition o cazens OF keene
and its vicinity New Hampshire, demonstrating against
the repeal oi Inc sn sectoa OF the Missouri Comqro
mise act; which Mas oTdefed 10 lie on the table,
Mr.. also pre-ea,ed lie petition OF the Rsy isaac
Johson others, lraying thai slavery may ba pro-
hioed in the Territory ui Nebraska and iha,
slave territory may admitted into the Union. and de-
Glazing that Congress had no mere III nj slave
States or ernoes than 70 make kings; which was or
defed 10 lie on lhe table
MIR 5 also presented petition OF citizens OF Ohio
mons rating a4aist the passsae oi any aci that viii ad
mi sassly INTO The Territory OF Nebraska, or infringe
the sih section OF The Mssour--cmpfomse acI which
ordered 10 lie on lie table
Air hAMLlN presented a petition OF Lewis Ewel and
others, OF NofhpoTt. Name, who Were detained prs
oaels OF Daumoo during he war OF 1914, pray
ling compensation for diseases and loss OF health
stoned ~ Their captivity; which was referred to The
Commiiiee on Pensions
br H. ai.o presented petition OF citizens OF The s ale
OF Msiae praying thai Tie benefits OF ;he boun land
law may be sx ended al who performed actual euy
in any OF the Unllad eates 1916; which was
referred 10 Committee Public Lands.
Air BhODHEAD presented twenty -nine memorials oi
citizens OF Pnlaae phia, pay ing that The United States
mint may Bo be removed iren that cay which We're
ieired 10 lie CommIllee on F!aaacs.
Mr. b. also sented iAeAiysix memorials OF citi-
zsas OF the cry snd county Of PniadeiPha, pay lsz an
Appropriation tor the creation that city Of building
Tor Office, and the accommodation Of The courts OF
the United States tor the district OF fennsyl.
wanna which fefrffei TO the Committee on the
Post Ustce aud Po-i tosCs.
Mr. g. also presented a memorial OF citizens Of The
city and e0unty ol Philadelphia, demonstrating against
the renewal or extension of Woodworh's patent for
planning machine; which referred to the Com
mtee on PaieHts and the Patent Once
Mr. Il. also prrsested pelIuOE OF ciuZsns of Aoat-
goney county, Pennsy wanna, rem2nstrains assns The
passage OF The bill organize the Territory of Nehre-ks
present form aud two petiJns OF czens ~ Penn
syivsns, demonstrating agsH-t the passage or any hli
thai viii permit the introduction OF ssse Ter.
utory ui Nebraska % inffags The Missouri COMPROMISE
which ordered 10 lie on the table.
pPrEs WITHDRAWN AND REyERssD.
Mr. BADGER asked leave 10 Withdraw IRON the Ees
OF The Senate petition OF Eneas aunsont prsy
Communication pay iof services darng the revolutionary
war and that the be referred TO The Committee
Revolutionary Claims; which was agreed To
Mr. SLlDELL asked leave 10 Withdraw from the files
OF the senate the petition Of William Il Henderson and
ohers praying the confirmation OF their title TO tract o
land and hat the be referred 10 the Committee on
4 Private Land CiaIm- which agreed 10.
! Mr MALLORY asked leave 10 Withdraw from the Ecs
OF the Senate the petition ni John Hldy, and tie
same be referred to the Committee Military AHsirs
which was agreed 10.
BOWMAN.
1 Ga motion By Mr.. JONES, OF Iowa, The Senate pro.
eeeded to consider the report OF III, Committee on Pea
sions The petition OF lsaac Bowman and In
renee there With,
R,toUsd That the claim rf isaac Bowman legal repre
soatauFe 81 Isaac Bowman, deceased 9f ha pay due
ftnef uudrf the Of tho ai Assembly oi Virginia
MAY, Ts 20 be referred q ,e Secretary ~ In'eror o
qutuato, uuder the 0 Congress OF July 5th Is82
COMMITTEES Pcnsioos be discharged from ths
iurihef consideration Of the case.
REPORTS rRoM COMMITTEE
l Mr. PETIT. from the Committee on Private Land
Clsims, to whom referred the memorial oi Iospph
sniih. assignee OF certsia land variant, asking The
rght 40 locate The quanuty Of land therein described
submued report. accompanied BY bill (S 26l for the
relief OF Joseph Smith which was READ and passed 10
second radng, and the report ordered be printed
Afr r, from the committee, whom re.
ierred the petition Of Jonn Wilson. praying Femuuefa.
lIon for lands seied aud Improved By hun the title q
which obtaned ifcm The United States, but ot
which ne was dispossessed, submited report, accom-
panied BY bill granting relief 70 John :. Wilaon
which read and passed 10 second reading and the
report was ordered 10 be printed.
4 hr ALLEN, if0m the Committee on Private Land
Claims, 10 whom referred resolutions OF the legis-
lsufe Ui hchgao in relation 10 claims 10 langs OF J0z
Ssnsacou ant Others submitted report, accompanied
BY bti IS 2i7l appointing COMMISSIONERS 10 ascertain
certain face relative pusas lAnd CLAIMS the terri
tory OF Michigan; which read and passed to a
Mf. A asked that The bill might be Immediately put
upon IL passage IL met the appfobaton of the Com.
missioner OF toe General Land 0hce.
The m0itOn bsng agreed Co. the bHi read the
ond time, ssd considered OF the whole
Il appoints the register and OF The aud office
DE commissioners ascertain, un ter The direction
Of the Commissioner 81 the General Land Ohce, what
0rs 70 lands siag within The errtJry OF Michigan
confirmed by commissioners IN their several reports
to the Secretary 0f the Treasury, which not
cred b. any act OF continuation OF Congress- and for
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