New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
xxXIIId CONGRESS-. ..... FIRST Session.
srNATr .wAsuryo1oy. Tuesday, NAY q 1854

Sr>,Tr W,surSoroS. Tuesday. May -. 1854
NJ TOTCEY >ad hat les;eriay his co league prssnies
certain resolutions of the Legislature OF Thka
he regretted were presented III s h sas a.
hate which sprung up the rcsoutions ne V,fed n~
his colleague had fallen into an eror. as ne s'uSy would
In of the action and sentiment OF the Democrats
nary lis colleague was not very intimate wita<As
nS ar sentiments of thu. portion Of his consiiiuens
MS colleerue had erred In saying that these resoutsns
had received the support OF the peh"',so nenoes
thc LEGISLATURE Not one-ourth o. the Democranc aen
Isr voted for the solutions cf those Democrats sAl
voted for or against the rcsolutons more than
voted against them. He wcu acquainted win ne
Democratic members and the people whom uey fsPo
They are firm friends of the Union, and NO reso'u'a'
hrspy the sentiments tbat these do VIII receive fher
support Now eud ai all times the people OF hc7t
strtnuousy oppose tle 'o"1s' '""'''''" ~ ~ - s7
Mr. MORTON moved 80 refer to the Committee on Ss
val Aor The repor the Nav. Department on ihe Pea
se"ola Dry Dock Basin and Rsilway. lie read long
sneecb ON the subject 10 show that the contactoS hh
failed 10 construct the works IN
During MIR. Mor,ons speech 'he Neo'o"' u" vi"
r,caiy,I from the House. 49,
NJ MORTON aid he would cheerfully vote for lib.
I annropraton 10 remove Tie dock from me haroH oi
Pensacola. Subject referred. A,. -. a.
Mr. BRODhEAD moved to reter o'her t'P''" o' "'
snl iect of docks Sc. Agreed to- 49,.
~ ~ Mason from Committee on Foreign Relations re-
po,,ed the following resolution which was agreeu'o'
D,,S Tha, tie Pr,sden. Of the uesed sate' De Ielea
rcs,e to the senate fn his opinion h be Ss VITA
TIE public ners eopes 81 al core ~ ma and a sn,
- Il
Se,cs or The spanish Government ia the Ai
~ourc cted with the same
NJ DOUGLAS offered the following; -
Rcss5 That Conn ec Foreign Reision De ms & We
n rre o the sxp,dfncy Of recognizing the adepend dee
f R.rube Of Dominica nd of opening diplomatic ntef1 sas
Mr.. CHASE objected to lis consideration Laid ovs'
MIR RISK reported back the House blu regulating y,
nay of Dcputy Postmasters with an unmportan AIMING
umcnt Amendment agreed u and the biil passed
Mr. STUART reported bill eAtehdils 'on Pa'ehs 10
improy ement in firearms - ... -,
Mr CWIN from the Finance Committee reported
hill autbozing the coinage of gold pieces OF the value re
nectyoy of ten eagles and five eagles lie gave nn'c
tbet nj an early day hc would move t. take II up
The Nebraska hin was taken up and read the hrst time
The CHAIR-If there is no objection the bill viii ao'
be read second time. 80,
MIR. SUMNER object to reading the bill a secoa
time.
| The CHAIR-The bill goes over then
Mr. WELLER moved to take up the lndigent insan
| bill After some debate the motion was lost.
The Indian Appropriation bill was taken up. III
amendment paving half million dollars to friendly Creek
for land taken from them during the war Of 1912 by tea
Jackson after further debate was reected-iess |;
Nays 90.
MANY other amendments Of no public character wer
offered and debated. The bill reported 10 the senat
with all the amendments made in the ColanitteeAo Ao IN
| Whole Concurred in.
Mr. WALKER said he had another amendment 10 ofs'
Tho Sonata adjourned,