Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-08


Thirty-Third congress.-z- First session.
ASH lNeTos, February 2s 1864
Sc SlSASz 7 j.
Mr. Petit introduced 4 bill granting land to lndl
ana and Illinois for railroad purposes
Mr.. Toncey presented memorials from Conneetl
cut against the repeal of the Missouri compromise
Nj m ade presented similar petitions from Ohio
/. Mr. Everett from Massachusetts,; Mr.. fish from
Montgomery county, n. Y; Mr. Chase eight from
Ohio Mr. Sumner, three from M Massachusetts, one
from Indiana and five from Pennsy lxania; and Mr.
Clayton, two from Alabama. AL laid on the Ia
NJ Pearce presented the proceedings Of . meet
ing held in Baltimore in favor of amending Tevolu,
tionary pension laws, and of giving leo acres OF
land to all who servedsin the warofs1612 -,
Mr.. Stuart introduced bill for the relief OF the
purchasers and locators Of ovcrhowcd and swamp
lands. It was taken up and pissed. o.:sss.l,o
Mr. Sebastian reported resolution drcctihg cue
payment to Richard NJ j oungs Tor services IN III
vestigating certain charges against exander Ram
say.late superintendent Of Indian affairs III oregon
The bin granting land to all the States,sfor the
benefit of INDECENT insane, blind deaf and DUMB
WAS then taken up and after amendment passed.
- The bill was amended SO as to- give each State
100, 600 acres, leaving the other TO DC aP
portlonea tho lumber Of square
80 49, :. s.'S =
Z .iI said no,lands in California now
omen to private entry All the lands surveyed now
~ hrl sr-o,,,d he for tyycntySsyears were
Terl Nv actual settlers He moved amendment
allowing California to locate her share OH unsurvey
81 lands not having any mineral char
scffer-adopted
Nr. Mason proposedsto debate the bill, and said
% = yr.s now one n clock he moved postponement
IF s. for tbe special order-rejected
The bin was ordered to be engrossed. AS this
was not engrossed it required unanimous consent to
mss e. Mr. Mr. Mason objected.
fThs Nebrasxa bill was taken up.
Mr. Brodhead addressed the Senate in support OF
the bin.
Mr. Thompson of New Jersey, followedm support
of the hill
MrE CLAYTON thcn took the floor and the bill was
POSTPONED After an executive session the Senate
adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
r:s.s;l tba com,nittec on elections to
III. ~. ~. ,,etiton Of Geo W. Isaacs
"n'el WIS tIo r;bt of Mike Walsh to a
R3 @ fothe conclusion to re-
s"4 - tb t;ton asked to be discharged
Po, =: -. t4f os;deration The petition is not
= oil, no -, - sof ard &c ,cconnanied by
- 0po. Nv ~ st tb,t commission be sent
u inc Sum yesa tn taie av;dence
- i Iios resumed the consideration of the mo-
=. -. = g :. a. oo,o,,,;ttoa of the whole the Sen
h;,i snis to WISCONSIN for rail road pur-
~ -. q = . - - 80
A. ;ll ol;cv dates az far back as the
st for.d ont of the public do
m = ss iil;nos Init the General Gov
- tl sattlerc 2of that State benefited by
=. ha central road and what is true
- f of ali .rrants for similar purpo-
u snas y ~ n - l = " - = 80
ses, h woe Yesterday informed
4, a , a.a go b,;,t bv the large do
tiia. ..e 49, ~ a,,cocd.d $40 600
I. = so ono N S. e. iab ro.d from James
re In ~ d;t.ncc of from Oto
W nus ~ - " ~ ;;t Of the N!.,,nlie
oV 'llss u ,he I;,. rto ntr;bnt;on
Ioau, Mhien nls De-. ~ pon To annronr,t
tns Plopersy u ny osn'i 81 o0 =
ou 1I 1 !lsa. io''9 Id MT ;f-,nad him;
=, ~ 1sse., ~: :.."1 49, =; 80; b;n l
sel oli .is suolee', .i,s -; ~ S;u ~
o,,tt might safely leave
sonsln 70 81 una"
Tom Nem ~. - II, b;r
= os S1l1 - - ;,d nn-
= -ssn slsss a. ,t $1,000
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.-e AZ. + ~ tbf a,,d or not Co.
~ sno ~ 1h;h Va ba. he.r5
Of sono Of those rail road
= - II btti st Iii nroft by tbe Gro
,;ta,, ieatna ~ =
NJ th eoor hit rove nov, 70
~ - Ia ~ onia 1,ot al,o~, .snops;on
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se,l f Iso bsv oit.ys beap strono,1, in
90 estata '.-d tbo;r most history shows
81. .ld a. .ls ,-b,e IF selfooyernm.rt A.
he fine tha ,ybol Rr;t;sb mower sized and held tbe