The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-14

pnneple aud Congress- BY passing that resolutions would
confirm that principle We had become one Of the great
family OF nations, and should take elevated postioa;
and time had something 10 say in reference 70
international law He understood the 6rst resolution to
contain three distinct propositions: hFs the right OF
man to exPara,s himself and choose hr own place q
residence irrespective OF the accident OF birth seconds
the right OF the American government TO a9ord proec-
toa TO such persons a. choose to 10 this country
Sv Congress the asi o there was man
in the House who not prepared TO taks tnsS p0s-
on he trusted he would vote against those resolutions
hy-it was the Magma Chaa OF the adopted citizen -
such the world The war OF 1912 was fought Tor
the assertion Of that principle II was then made treaty
Of peace and iAe good fortune of Capt Ingraham
Mr. MILLSON argued that the letter Of the Secretary
Of State had not declared that the governwent OF The
United States bound to protect Martin Kosxtas but
merely asserted the right 10 do 80 England and France
were bound to the Sultan OF Turkey against
Russia, hut they considered that they had right % DO -
Alter some further remarks from Mr.. DEAN. sa !
| Mr.. CUMMING said he could not consIder atfhie
compliment was due to Captain ingraham on the E!osqd
of exposition OF great principle. He would willingly
vote him the thanks OF Congress and medal, II given
on the ground Of his having done his duty q on ths
s broader ground OF humanity. but not as the expo
siiion and approval OF new principle he was not
willing that the resolution should be sent forth 70 the
Mr. DEAN said the question before the House was q
he understood, the reference OF the subject 70 the Com
mittee of the Whole the state OF the Union. No
wished to be understood that to vote for that question
would be equivalent TO voting against the resolution, be-
cause account OF the amount OF business already ~
erred TO that committee, il would be almost impossible
Mr. ia' WHEELER expressed desire that an opportunity
should DO afforded for his colleague (Mr. LYoNl 10 ID
Mr. DEAN could not yield the floor for speech He
continued his remarks at length, and concluded BY
saying that he desired the resolution to forward -
the deliberate voice OF the American Congress- declaring
that wherever there was American citizen, whistler
on the deck of ship foreign soil he was to be
protected if necessary by the whole force Of the Ans-
The question Of reference to the Committee Of the
Whole the state Of the Union then put and mega
The amendment Of MIR. BARRY. in the amended form
offered by MIR PHILIPS. was thea put and negalived.
The question on the passage Of the resolution: e
reported by the Committee on Foreign Affairs wa then
put, aud decided by the following vote:
Appleton. T. ii. Bayy. Banks. Bark.d.s. Barry Bsohsi.
B B.s besos p1y.s
lain, Chandler. Chase Chrsman. Churchwsn, Cllnsmau.
Ss p Ds~
son. Dean. Disney. D;oydsI, bsaS;I. Eddv. ga.
as. StssssSod G5;y a.,: S,e: asieS ws,.I
Iss's iiys, Hqs.'oa: iiGxs Hs.as. Hsa'. ies:.:s%
TSSa,s, s:ss assnsss: nss ssssss
am. Middleswa!h, John q. Miller, Smith Miier. Mn
o M.ss:os M'tsy o,s sss ssis" os :s
nlug,on, Bishop Perkins, John Perkins. Phelps; Phips
ksda sssS. n"ss ss
Sapp, Seymour, Shaw, shower, Simmons Stnglsson,
suatloa, siraub, Andrew Stuart, David Stuart, John
iysa pssa '1nn sass ws
Warren, Eahu b Washbsa,,ne. Israel Wa.sbsn,, Xsls.
ss Ws psns Virgin Ya,s. and
NAYs-Msssr, Abercombis, Clark, Aaron Harlan. He;
VII Wiiam sasis' K sm,n~s ip-s. ' 49, - : - -.
SO the joint resolution was read third time aad
passed. Na TF1t.a Fl
MESSAGE FROM THE sEsATE. lsifym
message was received from the Senate by the hsnAs
OF Mr.. Machen. its chief clerk Notifying the Houas
that that body had passed joint resolution for Tie r.
lief OF George r. c. Floyd, late secretary OF Wisco0dn
Territory and surees and requesting iss coneunsnes
therein. o sst ~ esl t7Gi ~ I
PUBLICATION OF CENSUS REPORT. ~ 'sg 4
Mr. STANTON, from the Committee on Printing. ia-
,ioduced report and resolutions from that oommss n
reference TO printing an Of ,ns census
Mr.. PERKINS, of Louisiana, moved an amendment to
the resolutions. t.sNta y
Mr. STANTON doubted whether the amendment waS
in order, referred 10 a question which was bsf Is,
the Joint committee OF the House and the Senate p
air CLINGMAN inquired how many reports or Il,
census had already been sent out. s. sss.s4 h.
Mr. STANTON replied that $4,000 copies Of the all
srac which cost the government one cent copy had
been distributed They published afterwards $4,000 Of
the octave book he held 10 his hands, which, howevefs
did contain all that proposed to be inserted 10 the
book alluded 10 in The report he had introduced witch
book when published, would, he presumsd, snd he
publication in reference to the census.
Mr.. CHANDLER inquired whether the book proposed
included any OF the tables industry He proeestsd
against the introduction Of those tables. which weys very
volnmnous. t5.4- .si. i . II
Mr. RICHARDSON approved Of the first part OF the
report which spoke OF the proprety Of avoiding asgs
outlay for printing the report in s most voum
mons FORM but he opposed TO the proposition for
printing the census return a new form II would ~
voIve The employment of number Of clerks Asot4es
objection was the naccuacy Of the census return; Ine
outlay OF printing had been enormously ncreased uhu
il was suficlen, OF self support State govssnA1nl
He wa. entirely opposed TO the propos,i'one 8 tfAe
Mr. MEACHAM was desirous oil making some re-
marks noon this subject and in order 10 have sutAoIs
onportnny. moved that the House adjourn which was
The House adjourned, at haf-pas three O'Clock.
rrwosIsls PETITIONS, ETC, vSpwR THE RULE =.
Rv Mr. DowDELLi The petition OF John w ood . cisix~n
OF Chambers county. Alaoas asking indemnify for Iossss
incurred by him whist ia the employment Of the govern
daring the Indian Of 1856 referred 10 the Con-
mitsee Of Claims, :.
By Mr.. kIDWELLi The petition Of the county coNr "
Ohio county of Wheeling, Visgiaa,
the erection thereon Of building be used suasm-
house. bond warehouse post Office United 6sates disttct
room and inspectors Office ia the city ot Wheelng
Also purpose. the petition oi ths coesens md
pecor Tor the city Of WheenQ Also ior ths
purpose the petition Of tho pos,msssr at shs city Of