The daily union., 1854-02-03

tWiee nany Of he latsr a Of tic former
The question being taken on me amend nsnt 10 strike
ou seveni1en" and insert -iwrve," agreed to.
The order as amended wss then adopted
BouArY LANDS
MIR JOHNSON, from the Co0mtlcr on Public Lznds.
10 whom referred the bad from the hoasr givinS
urlher Lime ior satisfying claims 10 bounty land Aaa ics
oiber purposes reported II back without auGoamenh
and recommended Ils passage.
Nj sad These aEeior bounty lands inr scr
wees In The Of 1914 aud the time las expired waiam
which they be oca ed. few days since rspoEseA
from lhe Committee Public LandsA Senate ball Of pss-
csriy the eject We ind, sancS thai report vAs
made, thai the House nf Representatives hsvs $1,000
hi snaiar 10 and aa instructed TINS uofni1s ~
the CnmHtee Public Lands To move ihst fhls fnsss
b may be immediately taken up and Put On its Paaaee
The sabeei has been ias considered BY the L0mnlee
Public Lands, and tlink there VIII be no onrCli0n
10 the immediate passage oi the bib
The moIlon being agreed TO- the Senate proceeaed 10
The consideration ct me bid comniiiHe 0f ths whole
and read. The bill proposes that the fcrmet acts
10 relation % the location q these warrants OF July 27
lsa2 and January AZ 1885, shalt be revived and con-
nusd in force tor five Years from and sisr the ASH Cd
June, 1893.
Mr. g. The time has been extenaad heretofore in IA
OF heirs and miners, and there still lev ca0sa.
ana bal few, where the warrants are INDICATED Thm
simply extend tbs tns for hvc ye2rs more, 10
allow them % Locale their WARRANTS There can p 10
objection To H.
No amendment being made, the bill was ssportsd 10
The Senate and ordered to thrd readag and BY unsn-
NOUS consent, IL WAS read al bird time and parsed
THE SANDWICH IsLAEps-
ouiion submitted by Mr.. CLayros on The 3lGt ult,
calling the President for copies Of all correspondence
between the governments Of The Uned States and Grsst
Britain IN regard 10 the Sand wich islands.
The question being taken, the resolution was agreed TO-
COURTS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Oa motion by MIR. EVERETT, ihe Senate proceeded
10 lhe consideration Of The bl provide for the aecnn
nadaion o the courts OF the United States in district
of Massachusetts; which read a second time. and
considered committee OF The whole. prCp0ees
10 authorize the Secretary OF the Interior 10 provide
csssay permanent accommodations Tor the courts Of
the United States and The OFT connected with ihsm.
distre Of Massachusetts. by fitting mp and isasnx
suitable place for term Of not e~s than tea ysAfs or
by purchase proystd, that purchase shall take pncs
except within he Limits OF an appropriation to % made
By Congress
The Committee On the Judiciary reported ths bill with
the amendment sirlke out the woras mot less thAn
ten, allow The lease 10 be for term OF yuass
The question being taken, Lie amendment VA sTssd
No further amendment being proposed. the bill was
then reported tie Senate, and ordered to be enGroed
for ihrd rsadtng and by unanimous consent. Was
read third L-me and passed
SENATOR FROM VERMONT.
The Senate then proceeded to the special 0sderbaaG
the question OF The rgh of Air PaELs seai IN the
Spnale as senaior from the Stale OF Vermont
Messrs. BU TIER, BADGER, and PHELPS Scaaasd
the question length Their remarks viii be pvblAeod
hereafter
Mr. PHELPS, withou, concluding, Esye way 10
Mr.. DIXON, who moved that the Senate do adJoarn.
Mr.. DOUGLAS. hope tha we will make sc0s do
position OF this question. eithrr way the other -
fore diaua sha feel constrained morrow b ank
have the special order taken up hcPe. thssssuss.
some disposition wiii now be made Of this subject.
Mr. PRATT. Move It's pos,ponement
MI. DOUGLAS II we can move 10 postpone iis fur
ther consideration until the Nebxska bill has bseu dr.
posed Of, ! would MIKE no ool.cnoa TO Il
ML PHELPS ! am very tar IRON wishing 10 inter
isre al al with the arrangements Of the senator rc ln
nuis, Mr. DOUGLAS woU.d be willing 10 1nseh ny
tomorrow, II that would interfere wsth ths
desire, Of the Senate postpone them un later Day
Mr. PRATT. Then. viii make thf distinct pru9oaa-
n posfD fhlx ttAerT pntit--~
The PRESIDING OFFICER, tMr Foor IN the eAais)
notion % adjourn is now pending
Br. DIXON. | vh withdraw that motion.
The moron 70 adjourn was acr,rdlngy wnbdrawu-
Mr.. PRATT | now wfH oder The distinct prupos-
Ion, that The sntsc under debate sna be posecesA 90
nj after the na action OF The senate upon The NSeto1ka
bill. think that justice 70 the honorable gemte0an
from Vermont Mr. PHnrsl requires shaf 70 sAoeId
pursue lhat he cannot have N cpPsstsasy
TO conclude hls remarks satisfactorily be coed do
al later day. After the Nebraska bill s dpossd q,
the Senate viii he AT leisure 10 listen MNbaf msy
opportunity 70 examine that gsniemsns reusrks 20 sA
they have been made. Heretofore the deeaas has
been almost entirely upon one side-A leam 70 sr -
have heard think, therefore, ~ due 10 h0 Go1de-
that there should be possponement Of The suhject
under debate. that nave m opportunity 70
read and examine what has been ss,d eoth Gdss.
body, ether be State Of Vermont 70 sbs gsnde
himself- therefore 10 postpone The fUsAer
quesiioa shall have been Disposed Of II there = any
opposition 10 sach motion, VIII ask the yeas sad rays
upon IT,
Nj BRlGHT I am inclined 10 fhnx shz, ssch no
ton " not in order We postpone suti day
tam Law upon The table the other bat Do BOT
thnk make the indefinite motion 10 posspoaa
I'll another shall have been TAX conssdsrsd and DIS
posed o.
Mr.. DOUGLAS. Then, move 10 lay IT on the ,abls.
Mr. PRATT OR in postpone ios . fortnight
MIR MASON | concur entirely in the suGye~tsoa 10
postpone TINS subject II ~ very grave and smPorant
question. and rbeh the whole Scasts n deap'y
Interested and when Il shall Rgaln come bafoso taN
body. shall fee. i Incumbent upon TO dstnaa Me
Senate very sberi trne with my views upcn n woad
suGg@si to tbe honorable senaof from Maryland IMr
postpone this que soa II lae Nehraska hsIi not I'm
Disposed Of OF COURSE 4 viii have precedence over DIS
suhi~rf-
Mr. DOUGLAS. Move TO postpone il TO nsxt Moo
day week
Mr PRATT | viii propose this day week, on this
asy Two veexs-lusi the senate may prefer wiah
10 come M the Nebraska hill 10 dspoesd uf-
Mr. MASON. II The honorable senator isoa Mary
land Mr PRArTl has no objection. would suggest tins
dxy week
Mr. PRATT have no objection 10 submit that no.
ton II the Senate under Standing upow tbe sub-
eci, esnnpf be material what day tx upcu fOy %
the NehrasEa hl shall be- disposed or fhM suejea
then cone up Wheeler therefore, the postpoae0est
be this day week tins day fortnight cannot be very
material II postpone TO thss day week. and ~
Nebraska bill hen d~p,sed of, the understanding
be fhs this subject vii he postponed untd fhaa ball
diapoaed Of II paspone tins question: to thw aay
weeks. and The Nebraska bill should be disposed
Of before that lime, The understanding be thai
sooa that si ls disposed Of thas subject shall be