The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-24

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Mr STUART offered Al amendment giving to rnussserS
and receivers a. the several land oeeS the e0mprn~
sapn and per oeusage for ooatng warrants under ths
s tnaf fh~y now receive b Law or locating entries Al
Nj. WELLER then offered the smenaneat TO the
sabstate whch he had previously offered 70 the original
neut was adopted f woal& be far eiii without IL Is
would Be aafsar sl
Amer some renaarkz BY AessrS. MASON, RISK BAD
GER, and CHASE, the question taken and the amend
as asr~eG
Mr. BROWN moved % amend she hii by adding an adj
atonai secron prowidang taaf zoe provisions cf Tins
and os all souneyas6 hrresors passea hy Congress
shall be sxrrdec 10 Indians in the
the extent II said Indians bad been white
Mr. BUTLER / understand Mr. President tAat by the
substitute whoh has been offered the widows Of revoln~
tionary officers excluded thInk they osght be
put equality with the Indians, [laaghtsr and
therefore offer amendment 10 include them.
Mr. BRoDHEAD protested against the adoption Of any
amendments He fh0G9ht that the Senate by aaops
ing his substitute had Indicated their disposition reject
amendments which had enlarged the provisions Of the
tin much and be hoped some wouid move recon
saeraon Of the bv which the amendment af the
afor from California adopted
Afrer further debate the of which Messrs
MASON and HUNTER alluded 70 the facf thai they
compelled by instructions from the legislature Of Virginia
for bountY-ana hil against their oanvic-
lions the question taken BY and yeas and result
eyeas a. nays Mr. BRoumxAD voting in the negative
Mr. FOOT offered amendment providing that the bill
shah apply and embrace those no served volunteers
invasion of Pashurg n September 1874 agreed
Mr. FEssE ENDEN then sabn1itted amendment intend
ed euhrace these who called by the State of
Maine in the Aroostook which, after debate not
agreed Ia
Mr. SHIELDS snittaa an amendment embracing with
in the provisions of the ba those ehaplns who have
served in the army agreed to-
Mr. BADGER Submitted amendment providing that
when any officers soldiers volunteers may hare been
called unrr the authority of any State they sha he
entitled the benefits tis although paid bv the
United States mot agreed to.
Mr. CLAYTON moved to arnend the taiN a 10 I'M
clade the volunteers who defended Lesis1own Della
ware daring the last with Great Britain agreed
yeas 81, nays 80
Mr. BADGER renewed his amendment, having changed
the phraseoiagv in respects X provides that when
any afcsrs soldiers volunteers may have been called
rrsist the pubic enemy they shall be entitled TO the
benefits of the although theF may not have been paid
BY The Enitea States.
Mr. PRATT opposed the amendment and Mr. BADGER
defended it The question being taken il agreed to-
yeas "a, nays l6
Mr. SHIELDS submitted amendment extending the
provisions Of the bill to the who hare served the
question: when
The Senate ad carne&