The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
CONGRESSIONAL
WEsu1reroS. Dec. sk

stAAIh - Nj olueH rtporitu ftlueh
IN favor Of Amsr cans sbFoad. being priyi-
legged 10 Woiship, aud marry, and bury lhs
dead according 20 diet4Isso sofib,h conscience
Mr. Stewart presented bin for the fin
ishishing ofIbe break. we,erun Like Cham
plain std argped thsI hut els, ,opO was
necessary to finish what Ihs tiosr,t men,
had begun. tba, Like Chanpiain lies be
tween New York and Vermont and ,xicnd,
into Canada, snJ is of grea; political as
well Ss e,'mmttchd irRoouance. That con.
stitu'ional ohp otions urged against other
bills 10 MT sppiy 70 tnis and that in III.
event OF wAr it wcrl b. indisrsn~ibly ne,
rssarl that ,hr Works should be complete I
---'eitifed to the COMMITTEES on commerce.
The TsSOWioa t'.ndt ring tl,e ms,ila,ioh al
the United States 10 ths Governments oi
Great Britain. France and Tarkey on the
one side, aud Of llussis On the o,l'er, in The
hope OF wiihdrssi,g the existing controver
81 bstwren chem from the destructive rava
yes OF war. and so that the blessings of peace
may again DC secured TO the people OF these
nations, and also TO the general commerce
of,he world.
Nv. Rusk moved TO let itlay over.
Mr. Siidell moved that the committee an
Commerce be instructed 10 sse what l-gisa.
ton Is necessary 10 prevent ecnAcs bet seen
laws OF the several STATES in reference 10 i.
lotage.
Mr. Badger roved ths' TIE Sensfe meet
tomorrow and then adjourn III next Tues
day, over Christmas.
Mr.. Dawson presented, from the Govern
er Of Georgia, joint resolution Of the Leg,
Islature of that State, TOR the establishment
Ofa Navy Yard at Brunswirk.
Mr.. Soil ck offered to Introduce bill
regulating he risht Of suffrage in the terri
tories Of the U. s Retired 10 Con- mitlee on
Territories.
Mr. d. Broa!hend's bill to establish &
e"urt for The investigation OF private claims
was taken up
Mr.. WELLER moved 10 amend it by s;rik-
Ing out court aud interest board Of commIs.
sioners. and argued in favor. After consid-
srsbls debste enSnet on the propriety of
court or b,ard Of commissioners and the a.
msndment it wss ost--yess l6, nay "a; and
shs bill passed.
Mr.. Jones Of Tenn, offered resolution,
which was adopted. inquiring of the Post
Master General II contracts had been enter
ed ioto for carrying the mail from Cairo to
New Orleans, and il not, why.
The Sense then adjourned
HuUsE The Speaker laid before the
Hou-e the message OF the President of the
U. s., communicating tie correspondence
between the Secretary Of State and the Gov
ernment oi Netherlands, relative to Capt
Glbson's csse Referred tc the committee
.n f-sa:sn- atfsirs.
Mir Orr expressed the hope that The COM
mstse woa Il give tie subjeci their most ear
neat AMI consdegatc attention, as il seemed
diplomatic efforts OF tho government to ad
Just this matter had allied aud hoped tLat
she committee would report at an early day
on the motion.
Mr. Stanton, Of Tenn, from committee on
Judiciary. was instructed enquire whet
sr auy lsgi.lngicn is necessary Tor the better
protection Of officers Of the Uniied States,
ami others engaged in The execution OF the
Law, thereof, ald rrporG by bIIor otherwise.
Mr. Macy introduced a bnl for the COM
pletioa Of csttain public works heretofore
commenced in Wlsconsln--referred to com
Mite on Commerce.
The bill authorizing the corporation of
Georgetown 10 impose 1t special tax to meet
ti,e subscription 10 The Acuopolitan Railroad
ana 10 hight the Guy, WAS considered, and
she question 90 its dual passage WAS pend
ing, Hhen the house adjourned.