Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-31
rHIRrY.rHIRD coNaREss-rIRsr SESSION.

SENATE

srv,rr ~ 80 i9os'
SENATE.
Inc chair laid before tna senate message from the
q esusnS eommuu,caung copy o! inc report by Mr.
a s.s AmeIo, NJ. rare upon the penA
eoue ."ee anu o.hss countries, aud on ad-
m'n..e eaArSeS III hu'0Pe since isas. Ordered &c
DO printed
MT Badger presented petition OF ~ members Of the
'ewsn pe,suAs.on' 10 iaso, o, religious freedom.
Mr. Twin offered resolution providing for adjourn
men. o. ooGgsess 90 nonasy tho I'D OF July at l.
4 ocoes, meriomn. usu over.
Mr. Adams stated that II present at the tmo Of voting
' on mo Neoraska OH nc would have voted for Il.
NJ Badger made an explanation Of somo previous 70
Inc Neoaska OIL signed oy tho speaker OF the House
va" feGeSeu and ssned oy me president OF the Senate
Tue ioohn approprauon Oil was then taken up, seve
rat amendments auopteo, anu inc Dill passed.
several small amendments to tho Indian bill adop
! 'eo, ana Sili passed;
.ae ue"e'en'y OH was received from tho House ant
"ssn Up.
mr. hun'es moVeo lna inc senate insist on It's amend
men's anu ask committee OF conference. No quorum
} ''ssa' s,, ,,,,,.,
% Se"sr' sau ha' no nopou the Senate would reccdc
rom Tue ndse re, hesseeas the public printer
nv Auans nopeu tue senate would recede from all its
amsoumen.s no, agreed TO oy the House.
tho sni.n I,,m .ue HsnA's would reeedS from
w. e''e"S '''''"s " 'ne Warrington water
NJ. u,, .
or insist unon all >'N'' was " 'ee'u' ''0u MI
tn .nana,. ~
NJ DE, ;I :, se.e al ,e>u.
whn hin ,h ~ o. 10 "Suu pre'e. almost 10 lose tho
=, ,h ,;i .o'' ''' 'ne water WORK appropriations
"s p'' :. "me.
.nn,on,;,on A"u lawson supported the water
M W"n,s,, r,o,;,, ,.,, A..
r.. 80. 'o''ou was .nen aSreru 10, anu tho Chatr
.,, " appo s = eTni"n.ee OF conference.
v,,e Jirec,ns ths n;r, ~ ag moo 20 rS.onsuer inc
- suS p.inNns VI oi'oVo auu'ionhi copies
,stau nn part " inc faen' ofhee report was
| NJ Rroah.,d .,,a ~. .,;. A.. ...,,
"a 10 enable hin, 10 a,nI ,h W M W." uesgn
| ,xo,L ~ ho lon. ~ IT, 60. .. ~ "reu"s 'ne
directed i,s prIntiny IN ho dons H. Ia o,n ns;n,. "
Messrs Stuart Hamilton q win and Toncer onnoso, ,h
| ,,o,;on y, r,.,s;i. - 80 ' ~ oPposeu Tue
| Ru.k and Badger supportedit 'AA''''
The law proyides that all docnp,ep,s ,,;,,,, h ,
of both houses shall he nripted Inv ,bs n,' ~, ,S
House first ordering the same. f'~' " ''"'
Part LIST Of the Patent Office Report was fra, ordered
| to be printed by tho Senate
Par; Fad was first ordered IN no n,;,,od h. o.,
| House ~ 'S
The question issue was whether both parts were one
document and If so tho p,ipt;nr ar II. sho,,5 - ., IL
Senate printer or whether each mart was sen.ss, ,
ument to be printed by the printer Of the Uops e., ~
derng the same. r''>' " ''' A'''' "'S' ''-
The superintendent of printing had drec,ed Tho ,,o
way. ~
The motion to reconsider was agreed In nv veos OF
nays L. -
Mr. Brodhead moved to amend nv icsert;ns that N.
printing should be done by the Senat. prn,sr '"'
Mr. Hamlin said the resolution n amsnd.a ,,
amount to nothing The SUPERINTENDENT oS pr;n,;no
would execute the law ana give the work n rho o; y,
which the law required him to give Il. The suncrintcn
dent would treat the resolution with rosn, 20
lawful and beyond that would treat i, as nuity.
Mr. Ruk said he hoped the sumo In,enden, wn,ii h
left discharge his duty in his own w.v Us bonsJ No
officer would be invited by the Senator N disrsr.rJ an
orler of the bodv and 10 90, 49,, III, - - sea'l n"
| the acts Of the Senate. r''
Mr. TIamn said he understood such VIVA the on;,;o, e
the superintendent and such would be- his action nm his
| resolution. " Wv
Mr. Brodhcad-Thcn l understand the superintcndept
has declared his decision on the action of The Senate in
advance and has had that decision a,,n,nad r.; ar,
Senate overrule our action
Mr own moved the resolution be tablcd-Lost. Yeas
y nays 20. The amendment was agreed to. Yeas 90,
nays IL.
Inc number OF copies was increased to forty thousand
Inc resolution was then adopted by yeas g. nuys L.
VA motion by MI Gwin the Senate took up the Jill
authorizing the coinage oil ten and five eagle gold pieces
Inc oi was real 1t provides for the coinage of hun
ared dollar gold coins, Weighing each $50 grains and
hy dollar gold coins weighing each eg0 grains be
o tne present standard hneness.
Mr. Fish said the bill proposed many important changes
bill was postponed After short Erecn,;ve sss,;o, ,h
| Senate adjourned ~ ue