Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08
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WASHINGTON. Dee. 4


Inc Ssaa. .eus The Secrcsary re:a letter run 4.
81, dated I.atse Missouri nov. E ~. third week in
hrr he resigned his post =. psssaea s sa., bs
Mr. moved .ceepsanse ,aay.hi. was agreed to-
"a. 80 ,,k tho chair and acknowledges as - Az
to preside the Senate. Tue ~
,r.st =. ~ il On the President .,.:~.a f,orn The
a, ,sn M; nu,es after two the message was
President b. his - order .. Il o'clock. when the roll
Was Aid. 10. members answers" 20 Oh. President,
called to the fact that On - ,hc
session hs hss then being no the
,~e was not read The nessass =. s.hr -, s;ae-
and on nsSn ao. wednesday Mr. D..'en inso
,auoi i Hmes,cai bill lien Of one returned ir'n W.
senate las; session .. n.
! r,.<.nte va. called to order by the ssero'A-
~ a, Is minutes to I o'clock -. ,., IN. S.n.ts
proceed Of rs, asn.. pro
and after debate the resolution aa "~< -"'f''
ahs n y. Dawson . Chase reose and BAds,T !.
upsn which MIR. Bright declared elected ana 'S''"s
seward offered resolution for tho election Of .nAp-
AIN " hss gave notice Of continue the Improve
meats MT, ON tie 6es Moine. River RAPIDS. ,,.,,, Of
MI Is $50 s the straits Flats Michigan
G On motion Of Mr.. Seward the committee On Tao
appointment of ten clerks, for the standing
tees was anrssssa ..r ANNOUNCED that standing
i mi.,ees would be the came as the A''' Wv" '"'
" filling vacancies. .,;,... .n,s,in.ei last session
IS The Colt Patent seleet eoh'i'''eS "tf
M phiiips offered ins.ruc.ine the comml.sss
Y an Waxs and Means bring in bill reducing ne 1uy ~
Mr. Jones of moved to lay the motion on the ~''
" ~h;ch WAS carried, Yeas ~ Nays 90 ~.
he W. Latham introduced bill extending .he 'he 'o ~"
; c,:s.n;. md commissioners complete their duties
. MIR TAYLOR Of Tennessee, gave notice oil 'i' s
-, the naturalization law -, = u.,. N. .,u.ent
h.. e forevner, in and and TO pre'eh INC
~ and lets from other countr'cs
in resolution, calling ior
r.g.rl To the object Of the conference OF Ame,
miniser. At O.tend lie made some rcmasxs I'M IN =. ar
th r.s.nce of the stating that ms
iain some light this mysterious meeting OF our reP
49, abroad -. rn;o;stcrs holdins
conference in Of the unsettled sta.e o'
er @ ana said he should suppose the Presidents me-saE
- orcht TO dsarm the gentleman III reR"ro 70 ~
HI fo-eirn policy o the administrator :: .,,,,
Mr. follow ed in the same stfA'" s" =" ~
,i az the message foreign policy oil the admins
hS tration. go < -. ....,ut;on and sal
as merely an inquiry did require that the
h -: harld h. il il deemed I'M ur0u
to the public interest ,,., ,...a tho resolution
on, Messr. Washburn and Hiiyer advocate" '"' 'N'
,.u MIR. Phillips opposed it.
nail Mr. tnvley took ground in its favor ,,,.,
,;,L NJ Icher said he for it, and would IKE
had added 10 IL He sam ne
an Minister to Madrid, and willing tnat MT Do"
should have an opportunity 10 vindica,e ms
mo- innocent guilty, either should Do kno" 70
;,roiuca and expressed the opinion that no man OF 10
the cer birth ought to this country a"foad
debate, motion TO reiee INC
aP he COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs lost yeas %, M
to s. and pending the question on the passage OIL 'o
the House adjourned