Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-08
TnnTr-TnIRD COKE. Ess.--.ia sess.ss.
Reported for the Baltimore san.J

4. WShihoros, Dec. o, 1904.
SENATE.
The Chair laid before The Senate reports from The Tre.
sury Department
Of Naturalization and Sspsalng al laws now In force re-
tatlpg thereto.
Mr. side onsreds resolution calling Tor all eo-r..pou.
Deuce &C., relative 70 the expedition 70 Japan Agreed
NJ Cess introduced bill making an appropriation 70,
Deepening the channels the 81, Clair fa and the
Flats OF b. harys river. Referred.
Mr. Hunter called the affection Of the Senate 10 tbs
condition Of the bill making appropriations for tho Ocean
mail servies. The uouses a. the last session ds,
greed upon report Of conference committee on that
oni The question pending motion that the se.
nate receds FROM Its amendment and that question tho
Senator from New York speaking when tho sersio,
srmIssed he supposed the bill up as VI 6n.
ished business. lie moved Il DO postponed iii Monday
u,zt
Mr. Stuart thought tina, the bill was by the action on !,
session lost AID In no could Il come up now a.
unfinished business.
Mr. Brodhead said he considered Il entirely
whether the bill had been lost came up a. up6u
ishsd business The money intended 70 be appropriated
6y tho bill had been paid BY the department the par
ties sottled 70 It. The money intended to have been
appropriated was due tho parties and had been paid 10
them by the department out OF some uueIpsrdsd bal
snees It's hands belonging to the mail service
lie considered the money bad been mort properly ,opl
ed as had been to the payment Of What duo the
contractors
Mr. Seward hoped the subject would DO laid over. and
Tho bill Of last session TO rsIuauished 10 Wscon,p roo,
TAIN saine snds therein was taken up Tho House A.
mended thereto vas agreed to- aud the bill was
The setats then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Fifteen thousaLd extra copies OF tho annual report of
the Secretary Of the Tfelsnry we're ordered printed
NJ sosrs resolution, calling the Pre,d ut TO in
form lie House. What were the aud results of the
conference Of Amc lean ministers ut Os,end aud whether
tue conference was In obedience to from the
State Department. take up.
Mr.. Chbstan moved to lay il upon tho tabIs N.s.,.oa
yea, ", nays 90
Mr.. Skelton moved q reconsdera,io of the vote nv
which the House refused commit the resolution to ,.
committee on foreign afilrs.
xr wsshsurue, OF Illinois moved to Law that motion on
tho table, Negatved-year 81, navs So
mr. skei'ous motion was then agreed to-yess a. nays
The resolution finally referred to the committee on
foreign affairs Ayes W. nays 80, as follows
less-James G. Allen, Willis Allen, Bailey BayIy
naitsdae, Barry, Belcher. Bills Bocock Breckenbridpe
Davis, lnd Dawson Disney, Doude, Dunbar Z Id, Fig
erton, Il linuosoD Ellison, English, Faulkner Fen,o9
tIorence Fuller, Good Green Green wood Hamilton uar.
ris, Ala Harrss Miss Hastings endrcks lem U,b.r,
illyer Houston Hughes Ipgersol Johnson Jones Tnp
jones, Pa; Ktdgc, Hurts. Lamb Lewis, L;ndsley Ohio;
Mcdonald, heDoug,i. AoAulen, AcQuee Macy, Maxwell
Phelps, Phillips Pratt, Rdkle, Robbins, Jr, Rowe,
Rnhin, Seymore, Shannon, shaw, Shower, Singleton,
sketou Smith, Va; Smith, Ala Smyh, Straub. Stuart
ILL.,; wcsbrooke, wi,.c. Wright, Pa.
Nays-Msssis. Ball, Banks, IT,, Bennett. Bristol.
Campbell Carpenter Csru, ers Chandler Chase Corwu
Cox, crocker CGiom. DAVIS. of T. l., Dewitt Dick, Dick
tnson. Eastman, Ednoads, Elliot Of A.s,schu.e,t Eth
eridge, Farly, Fligier Frankliu, Goodrich, Goodwin.
Grey, Grow. Harlan HARRISON Haven Hester Hin Hoxe
Hunt Jones' Of n T., Knox, Ls,cber, Lindey, McUu!.
loch Mace, MattcsoI, hayai, Me,cham MdiIsswartb.
Nilsson, Morgan, Ndrsy, Oliver, Parker Peck. Peekhan
Remington Preston, PinSy ,Reddy Reese Richie Russell
Sabin, Sage, SsIp Simmons, Soers Stanton, Of Tenn
stanton G ken'nsky, stratton, Stuart, of Ono Taylor
Tell Thurafn TIA. I.
bridge, Valley, Washburne, Washbutn, it,, Weptror,b
OF Mass, Wheeler, and Zolcoaer.
The House then proceeded the consideration of the
river and habor bil returned last session, with tho
Presidents Obi ,ctops.
Mr. Clingm,n said, as tho President has promised to
sehd III his detailed views on the subject would per-
maps be proper To- the House to wait until that time lie
voted against the bill, and did wish to hear ANYTHING
further; hut, perhaps geatlen,ep who r with
tbs President may wish to have his views more fully be-
fore them lie suggested that the consideration of the sub
Iect be postponed Tor a few days.
Mr. Dunbar sad that large appropriations are made in
tue Dill Tor the Improvement of the mouth Of the MIss-
spP and It's tributary streams in which all his
interested lie voted for tho bill in the COMMITTEE, nj
commerce aud its final passage in the Honss md
thought the President ought have vetoed H. but he
thought decent respect for the chief ina shoul
INDUCE them to wait until the President shall communicate
his REASONS iorthe veto fully lie moved the pest,
ponement OF the bill till this day week. All could then
act unders,sndngy, ADD gentlemen determine whether
they shall attempt TO pass the bill anding the
another which will be liable 10 the obiecions bich
The President may assign
Mr. Wentworth OF Illinois, said If he supposed there
any individual in the house who could be nfuencs5
one way UT another BY message OF the President touch-
ing this subject he would for its but
he sincerely believed every prepared to vote yea
or nay on the BILL The subject is familiar to everybody
mas been all asatinS matter since the organize
ton OF the government and has debated on every
stump. This being the case he did not know why III.
ouse shoua NOT as well act now as at auy other lime
e supposed thAs The message already sent with the
turn oil the river aud harbor b really the veto mes
sage They had no right then allow the President to
sepu ano'her message 10 be so considered. lie would
carry out Tue wi" Of his constituents, and presumed every
man would do the same, lie would Withdraw the motion
TO reconsider gentleman would state he is in doubt
as 10 what he ought to do in the absence OF the Prcsi-
dents promised message
Mr. Taylor. Of olio, asked the gentleman whether the
OH contained any item Tor the of the rivers
aud harbors not heretofore y tho proper
departments Of the government
The Speaker reminded tho gentleman that n gc,cr.
debate was out Of order.
Mr.. Campbell concurrcd in Mr.. Dunbar's supges,ion
That decent respect for the President requires nj
The suspension OF action ill tho executive sha have more
July communicated his views. Had the n ntlenan from
LOUISIANA any information to the time tbs President
will send 10 bis mes;agc?
Mr. Dunbar replied in the negative but doubted not il
would be here 10 q very few dsys
Mr. Campbell asked, by this lime next week
Mr.. Dunbar replied, nave now doubt Of Il.
Mr.. Campbell hoped then that tho House would ex.
tend the courtesy to the President
Mr. Wentworth. Of Illinois, moved tho previous ouce.
'ion, which was secohded-yeas 50 nays rs.
Inc question was put will the House pass the river
and h,tbor BILL the Pedents objections to the contrary
notwithstanding aud it was deciden in the negative.
yeas 95, nays 30. Tho constitutional majority OF two
thirds not voting therefor.
The House then adjourned.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE N NIw oRIEAYs-ruE WEALTH.
. Err BUSINESS &c.
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Maausy mprovinE The cotton market dull Dresdstuu,
Depressed whilst provisions nrmer money mar.