The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-08


aba. be drbvssd u members Of Congress except such as
ordered be psated public docuens BY the Congress
OF which they members ProUsdsa That this section
who have heretofore received books under der Of either
house, the remaining volumes parts comp te the
ses Of which they have received psrtss seE iGb&
Mr. MARSHALL aware OF that act when he moved
the resolution bat both houses OF the present Congress
bad by distinct resolution distributed books az this
sion He had doubt OF the power Of the Hoase 10 make
the distfbnon aud called for the previous question.
Mr. SMITH OF Virginia called the attention OF the House
10 the fact that this in effect voting Libraries 10 the
members at the public expense
The question seconded and the main ques
ton ordered to be put-ayes loo, noes 80.
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee moved to lay the resolution
and substitute on the table, which motion was not agreed
The question was then taken the amendment of Mr.
SHERMAN the resolution of Mr. MARSHALL, and IL was
negatyed---yeas 81 nays ll6 s|
Mr. WATSON, OF Ohio, moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which motion not agreed toyeas 7s nays
The question was then taken on the resolution offered
by Mr. MARSHALL and it agreed toyeas a. nays 81
YEAS-Messrs Allen Allison, Ball, Barclay, Bell, Ben
nett Of New York, Benson Billinghurst Bliss. bowie,
comins, Coyode, Cox Cragin Crawford Cullen Davis q
Dunn Darec, Ede Edwards, Elliott, Etherdge Eustis,
Evans, Foster Fuller Of Pennsyy Gddngs Granger
oway. Horton Of New York, .Hughston, Kelsey, Ken
nett King, Knapp, Knowlton, Knox Lake, A. K. Mar
ss'i shf sss
warmer. WsshSurns q Wisconsin, WashSa!ns, Illinois,
% Aiken Albright BarfsdaIe, Bennett OF
Mississippi Bingham Bocook Branch Brooks Gadwalade,,
tax, Craige, Cumback Damrel, Day, Dowdel, Edmund
son, Emrie English, Faulkner Flsglsr, Galloway, Gilbert
Harris Illinois, Haven, Horton Of Ohio Houston Jewet
Jones Of Tennessee, Jones Of Psnnsylvsns Kelly Kid
q ndana aos.s Mott Oliver Of NsW
Richie H Roberts, kan Rust sandidss Smarter smith
Of Virgins Spinner Stephens Taylor Tho,ington Todd
wheeler, winslow, Woodwork, and Wright Of Tennes-
| see--s2. 81 a 7#
! REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.
Mr. BROOM, of Pennsylvania moved suspension of the
rules in order 10 submit the following resolution;
Resored That the Committee of Whole the Of
the Union be discharged from the further of
House bill 1884, entitled can act to provide for the settle
Of claims Of the officers Of the revolutionary army and
OF the widows and orphan children of those who died in the
service"
The question was taken and the motion to suspend the
rules agreed to-yeas III, nays 81
Mr. CRAlGE, of North Carolina, moved to postpone the
consideration Of the bill until this day week which mo-
ton negatved, after some debate
Mr. BROOM, of Pennsylvania moved the previous ques-
ton; which was seconded-yeas 81, nays 45-and the
The amendments reported BY the Committee Revolu-
ionary Pensions were adopted and the bill as amended
was ordered to be engrossed and read third time
ing made to the third reading of any but engrosed
copy, the bill went to the Speakers table
FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
Mr. HOUSTON, of Alabama, moved suspend the rules
in order take the Senate resolution proposing TO hx
day for the final adjournment of Congress- which mo-
ton was agreed to-yeas IA, nays 9s--as follows;
YEAsMesrs Aiken, Allen, Barksdale, Bell Bennett of
Mississippi Bowie branch brooks Burnett
Crawford, De Witt Dowdell, Edmundson, Edwards Elliott
E1gh Eeds Eu, a Ss. fssr of M
Harris na 5Hss99 PHysn aS.sGR
well, McMullIn McQuesn, Miller Of indiana Moore Oliver
Rivers, Rain Ras, s.ndidFs Shorter Smith Of virgins.
Smith Of Alabama, Sneed Spinner, Stewart Taylor, Todd
Irippe, Walker, Warner Watkins, Wheeler, winow, and
NAYS Mes.rs. Albright. Allison, Barbour, Benson, Bi
linton, Campbell Of Kentucky Campbell Of Ohio, Clarke
New York Clark Of Connecticut Colfax Comins Coyode
Denver Dick Dickson Dodd Dunn, Durfec Emrie, Evans
Fagler, Galloway, Giddings Gilbert Granger, Grow Hall
oron oS osio ash.iou, Kelsey, King Knapp. knight
Knowlton, Knox, Letter A. Marshall OF KENTUCKY Mat
Morgan oSs Morrill,, Mott, Nichols, Norton Parker FELTON,
Pennington, Perry Petit PIKE, Porter, Pragle' pury
ton Tburston, Trsfton, Walk Wade, wabridge wsdron,
Washburne Of Wisconsin, Washburne OF ILLINOIS, wash
burn OF Maine, Watson, Wech, Woodruff, Woodwork,
and Zollicofer-9s.
MILWAUKEE, cusros-Housr.
Mr. WASuBURNE OF Illinois, moved suspension OF the
rules 10 order 10 enable him TO report from the Committee
on Commerce the purpose OF having considered Senate
Joint resolution enlarge the custom house post-oice
aud courthouse at Milwaukee Wisconsin, and at Detroit
Michigan and for the construction Of building for the
same purposes at Dubuque Iowa, with an amendment In
the nature Of substitute; which motion was agreed to-
ayes 50, noes 40.
Mr. WASHBURNE then reported the resolution and
amendment n
Mr. ORR of South Carolina raised the point Of order
that the amendment not germane TO the bill
The SPEAKER oserrued The point Of order. ...
Mr. ORR appealed rom the decision OF the Chair.
Mr. WASHBURNE moved TO lay the appeal on the table
and called for the yeas and nays on the notion which
were ordered.
Mr. COBB Of Georgia, moved that the House do now
adjourn.
Pending the motion
g KANSAS ArrARs.
Mr. DUNN Of indiana, asked that Senate bill on the
Speakers table authorizing the people OF the Territory o.
Kansas 10 form constitution and Stale government pre-
paratory to their admission into the Union equal
footing with the other States be printed together with an
amendment In the OF substitute which he intend
ed to of.r. Eea1 500 rss HUH .t#.a#sHt
II was so ordered. aIr = -. la 7. 81.
Mr. BENNETT and Mr. HAVEN, OF New York, also ask
cd 10 have printed amendments in the nature OF subst-
tutes to the bill which they intended to submit
And II ordered. H# =
Mr. CAMPBELL OF Ohio asked the consent OF The House
10 submit resolution providing for the appointment OF a
special committee by the Speaker to consist OF thirteen
members report plan for the preservation oil peace and
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