Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-09

TmRrY.rouRrH coscREss, Fin. Session.
SENATE.


Nr Cas- .pbm''ed resolution directing tr conmtte,
of the Nav
Mr.. Bay ard introduc.d bill providing tor the public
l.tt"-, engraving lud binding
collation. directing the committee ON 6nsnc- u
P"ran s" report ihe g'efa appropriation bin ~ss con.i
~. = ~ard -sii tlat -nc. th, foundation, of rho G
- tL o." w r'piition i! guated ia the senate
II ~a- a' iu" " i Established prii, pie tle money
u t. irufl- -s lt.~n iium t. puplc tr-,.ur,
"H"O"t ~" coni-t "i tir preventative O the prJp-
n- cu".'' ''i.'- i'Atsr ~- DOtiOs'i ir.,n tir Britn
coi',ut""i' - " cv--a d" -ycurr Giic ,4ty: the
Npnt "i tue Consultation i,,irc- ,iit TIN ed established
p'A" "e adhcrc tO-the 'i'c" % tween e different de
parments Oi the Government 90 naiu'ti tin,d and mel
ucT to trench on the ptNiicG,> ,iinc oi.-r.
Ar uniter dvuisd tiat titrr. ua-a., difference q
lar n the question OF poSer cJiceri b.tws-r.
bii t- ret ofindvidnal- e,craI appropriation
h- IL" alluded % th. French -tUiisiiJi bill k,r which
Nj seward had voted, and said it the S-nat. could
originate hn appfoP.tng millions los tlAt purpose
wlN not Oh, iOi military acHdctnv.
Aessrs Ioomu- ai,i iouocy SUPPORTED the resolution
AessF-. Sumner aud Wi.-ou poke against it--Mr
/ sumner shi II Nas very inoppuitune 10 pto
pose such great change Tor TIA, tr-t time when . Don
"ai hiauc promised To diiler irOni senate ou u.
questions Vi national policy
The r.~outiou then agreed To and Tia. S.nat. ,d
jourrcd I'LL Monday.
HoCSL OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Ar. Gso~ gave rouce OF hi- intention To Introduce 4
hil to aecurv ioucst,aG- 20 actual settlers
Mr. N">on Introduced Till repeal the act authori
zins the establishment OF the Naval Board
4"' speaker Was aLthoizeitO 10 appoint the standing
lIIttves.
Ar Pennington from the joint committee appointed to
""t on the Pre-ieut reported that tue Liter expressed
s high appreciation Of this courtesy and that he would
De- hAPy To cooperate with Congress in measures
piOmouve Of the public Interests.
NJ campbell, OF OJio, moved reconsideration of the
resolution "r TIE election vt public printer Agreed to
yeas lO2, nays 81.
N Campbell stated that his object was to consider the
Jo resolution OF the Senate appropratiug Sl5nO for the
ith- oi the suffering poor ot Washington ani teorre.
own In arguing the question, he said that IN
lNJ2 Si,Oss taken outof the Treasury Ia nav ti.
board bi- aud to buy brandy, cigars, wine ect for for.
risuer-kosuh and lis suite Who came 10 this country
aEo"ing lie purpose TO be the dissemination Of such p
cpes and doctrines would involve u. in war with for
'ign counties. While he talking men, women and
children we're freezing aud therefore he wa. for prompt
action on the resolution
Mr. Jones, oi Tenn. having been referred TO bv Mr.
Campbell denied that he had advocated the PAYMENT of
We above named sum to pay the expenses OF Louis Ko-.
'uth aud he expressed the hope that the roy,l evae
gwen To hos-uih would BE- the last within the precincts
oi ashugtou 10 auy such parsonage
NJ. Houston said that Ihe sum To pzv Ko.spth'. .,
prn,es wa' not passed by the House
NJ. Campbell rtJoined by renarking that the House
voted for the contingent fund of the senate out of which
tine money paid.
Mt Houston said that that contingent fund was passed
during the previous wear.
o jones, OF tennessee, while opposing the Joint re-
solution oi the senate, willing contribute To the re-
hei OF the poor Of his limited means
W.. Ireet~oui proposed tist the members each give
- from their private funds the r,ei OF the Door
After further proceedings, the question recurred o.,
1gr"eius 10 the resolution the election of pubIc
printer when on motion, the House adjourned Ill; Mon.
'iay.