The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-01

will then be willing ks up, discuss Is and vote upon
without laying down again bus think great De-. o.
allowance ought he made for SENATOR'S ~ the veto Mes
sage has only been laid upon our tables lhs morong
Mr.. HUNTER. ! suggest TO the senator from Worth
Carolina whether would do postpone II until ed
nesday 20 might take up the odan appropriation
bill today and tomorrow, and dispose OF H.
MIR. BADGER. | am perfectly willing to consult the
wishes of the Senate, and 10 say Wednesday next
MIR. GWIN Ii we postpone II at all, hope h will be
until Monday next, that do something IN the IN
teenng time besides taking up the Indian approximation
bill hope may have time enough dispose Of aaol-
b and therefore desire the senator to adhere 10 his
original motion. We have just voted down motion 10
postpone until Thursday next, and the motion Is TO
postpone until Wednesday which gives time to act
upon any thing else.
Mr.. BADGER, should like to get day suit the
Senate and named Monday at first and afterwards altered
it, am willing do almost anything for the sake of com
promise. will agree Monday, and if that is not adopt
ed, will then propose Wednesday.
Mr.. CASS ! wish TO say that the Senate has already
decided to take up the subject which desire 10 address
the body, and hear on Monday next. An hour and
half on Monday will be all that shall desire
MIR BADGER. Then say tomorrow week.
The PRESIDENT. The senator from North Carolina
postpone the consideration of the subject until to-
morrow week.
Mr. BUTLER. hope that win not be done II we
postpone until tomorrow week. another movement will
be made give precedence fayore measures hav-
ing majority of the body in its favor think it but
specfu the President think is due him. and to the
subject that should proceed to discuss and dispose at
Of the bill which, seems to me, Is before the Senate
senator from North Carolina will say that he is not pre-
pared discuss the measure that he could
be prepared on the next day after Tomorrow.
MIR. DAWSON. He says that he can.
Mr.. BUTLER. can zee occasion for this long
postponement and wish vote upon the The
bill has back and it is upon your table and il
seems that which directly addresses itself to
the Senate would not however, require any gen
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wish upon the BILL Il may be that if is post
poned until Monday, shall not have opportunity to
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day two lis consideration but beyond that
occasion for postponng It,
Mr. BADGER. 1t Is inconcevab!e to me how the imme-
date reconsideration of the bill which has been returned
be urged upon the ground that respect to the Pes
dent requires it. Now, Mr. President, have had the
printed copies of the Presidents message only Just laid upon
tables this morning IL is sent here for cOnsidera
ton the bill is be reconsdered in connection with the
Presidents objections and these objections ought to be met
Those of who may agree with the President ought
have opportunity and it respectful him, examine
these objections carefully, and how far they support
ed by the past history and opoionsof the eminent states
men of the republic. II is due TO and TO him that
should thus be enabled investigate the grounds of his OBJ
ections The Presidents message places the position
Of having voted for unconstitutional measure, and
should therefore, certainly have opportunity 10 give
full consideration to his for Directing it. How
ever, sir have Of objection to any day that may
suit the Senate. yielded in the first place, Monday,
the suggestion of the from California and varied
Tuesday the suggestion Of the senator from Michi
gan The matter rests with the Senate
The PRESIDENT. The question is on the postpone
Of the consideration of the subject until tomorrow
Mr.. CLAYTON. was one of those who thought we
should proceed to the consideration of this bill at early
period practicable but when senator rises IN his place
upon this floor and desires time for consideration that he
may prepare the debate that alters the entirely
have never application of the refused Time
always given senator in such The honorable
from North Carolina says that he desires to submit
remarks to the Senate and he desires little longer
time prepare himself There ether who also
desire speak the subject This being the think
think the consideration of the subject ought be post
Cd LING with the Iderpt
Of the message with all reasonable DESPATCH cannot agree
to deny senator ample opportunity to prepare himself
II is highly important subject, and shall be extremely
happy hear the argument Of the of North Caro-
lima upon IT, trust sir, that we will not withhold that
mark Of respect which due to the senator and to all
We should hear their reasons, though admit that
should overslsugh it for other purposes Sir mann
tain that actually engaged in considering the subject
and paying all due respect TO the President when sena
preparing themselves to discuss the message
shall now vote for the longes, meTuesday week.
nothing unreaso nable IN that
Mr.. BUTLER. ! understood the senator from North
Carolina distinctly to indicate, in the first instance until
suggestions from other that he perfectly
prepared upon Wednesday next the day after to-
morrow; and have doubt. from the consideration which
he has given the subject and the consideration which he
give within the two days. with his promptness
and with his habitual of deliberaon upon
of this kind the senator would give the subject full
consideration the day after he would two
months from this time would deny to him, ans
who asks it, nnything like acourtesy but may be
permitted say the honorable senator from Delaware,
that in some measure, my views upon this subject in
huenced by the suggestion made by him the other days for
understood from him that he thought and popriety
required that should once far senators could do
with proprety into the consideration Of the message;
and now understand upon the Suggestion not OF the SEN
from North Carolina, but Of other
Mr.. CLAYTON. Will the senator allow to say that
the idea which expressed that when the
in should proceed to the consideration Of it, not,
said in hot haste, but that II due 10 ourselves well
the President that should into the
Of il with reasonable despatch; and submit my friend
from South Carolina whether there Is anything
sonabe in pospon'ng the question: when senator this
floor that he desires tine prepare himself TO
address the Senate upon III repeat that while he and
other actually studying the subject and prepa
ing themselves to address the Senate tho Senate in the
effective possible, considering the subject all
the time, and we should yield to them what they ask
Mr. BADGER. desire to say word in reply to my
friend from South Carolina could, he says go upon
"wednesday, but should have that opportunity for
preparation which desire That is what meant init
mate.
The question being taken upon the motion postpone The
consideration Of the subject until Tuesday week, the result
was, upon dvision-aycs 10, noes % So the motion was
not sgreed to-
Mr.. DAWSON. now move to postpone il until We'd
nesdsy.
The PRESIDENT. The question is now on postponng
the consideration Of the subject until Wednesday.
Mr.. DODGE. trust that that motion will be agreed 10
by common consent, The senator from North Carolina is
the last whom would willingly deny courtesy
He has announced that he wishes prepare
himself address the Senate. Courtesy, then, think,
quires that should give him that time think IL IL
sonabe and hope there will be general soquesccuce in the
motion
Mr.. BUTLER. will yield my friend from North
Carolina much other gentleman If he wishes
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