The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-15

had but lately come Of age would be prevented from
voting.
gentleman that the knownothng party could adopt The
Louisville rule regarded the nAlurahAeu elu1ehs anu
kill them off -
that when that question came up for discussion he was
ready TO meet the gentleman cooked and prlned lie
was not surprised that the democratic side Of the House
should advocate the passage OF the present b out was
astonbed al the course which the black republicans had
thought proper pursue he having always thought that
their views the american question: conceded WIN
those his party lie appealed 70 them TO reconsider
the vote lust taken aid the American party IN making
a disposition of this bill suitable 70 themselves
Mr. JONES' Of Tennessee replied to the gentleman from
Kentucky and showed that such distinction was made
between the foregnbon and natyeborn citizens as was
referred by that gentleman lie concluded by moving
to lay the motion 10 reconsider ON the tablet which was
not agreed toyeas GA, nays Teas follows;
YEAS Messrs. Aiken, Albright Allen, Allison, Banks
dale Bell Bilnghurst, Bliss Bocock, Bowie, Branch,
Brentou brooks Burnett oadwalader cing%an, Cobb Of
mundson English, Faulkner Florence, Fuller Of Name Gid
dngs, Goode, Greenwood Grow Horton Of Ohio Jones q
Knowlton Letcher Lumpkin Marshall Of Illinois, Matteson,
Maxwell, Mccarty, hcMullin, Msachap Miller q Indiana
Smith Of Tennessee, Stephens, Stewart Talbot Taylor,
Warner, Washburn of Maine Watkins, Wells Williams
shs sass'pf Bali Bennett Of New York
Bingham, Bradshaw, Broom Darlington Burlipgame Camp
S oil z CLARK 81 sa
Cumback Davis Maryland Davis OF Massachusetts, Dick
Durfee, Edwards
syvana Gilbert Granger Harlan Harris Of Maryland Har-
rson, Haven, Holloway, Horton Of New York, hennett
King Knapp, Knight IT, Marshall of Kentucky Miller Of New
York, Morrill,, Paine Parker, Pennington, Perry Petit,
Pike Prnge, Purvasce, Puryear, Ready kitcne Rivers
Roberts Sabin Sapp, Scott Simmons smith OF Alabama
need Stanton, Stranahan Tappan, Thorngon Ihurston
Todd, Trafton, Trippe, Wakeman Walbrdge, Wadron,
Walker, Wech, Whitney, Woodruff, and Woodworth-1e.
And then, at haGpast O'Clock, the House adjourned.
a.. .. s.a PETITIONS, ETC. a.'
BY Mr.. WATKINS, Of Tennessee The petition of Samuel
Moelock Greene county Tennessee for invalid pen
sion referred to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
Also, the memorial of Iadock Freeman OF Greene county
Tennessee referred to the Committee Invalid Pensions
BY Mr.. PHELPS The petition OF citizens OF Oregon coun-
ty Missouri and OF Fulton and Lawrence counties, Ar
kansas from Warm Fork, Missouri via MANI
moth Spring, to Smithvile, Arkansas.
The petition of citizens of Reynolds county, Missouri Tor
a post road from Caledonia to Ccntrevlle.
The petition of citizens OF St. Clair Cedar and Vernon
datto fag .a raI sas1# tsu.ae ~. as#z a .#E..
The petition of citizens of Morgan and Moneau counties
Missouri for post road from Versailles to California
The petition of William NJ Irvine, for post-road from
Channels via Baiey Greek, Pryors MILL and Mount Ster
ling, to Delphi. Ht# .aa pE. ,#.laa .#
The petition Of citizens of Hickory county, Missouri for
post road from Hermitage to Linn Greek.
The petition of citizens of jackson county Missouri for
pension for Mrs. b. e. Jamison, widow of John Janson
who killed by the Indians whilst carrying the mail in thu
Territory of Nebraska. Ea#Er#r .ea@sa
The petition of Jesse R. Faulkner for pension before HI
| placed the roll e.#ssHI&#.s aa- .H .#h ~
The petition citizens of Laode and Saline countless Mis-
souri, the place of holding the district court OF the Uni
| ted States be not changed from Jefferson city.