The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-15

ur rail-. Of ohio, ASKED leave to oner the following
$500 THAT the covmttss % The Judiciary be To- 10
structed 10 inquire into the propsy =. @ pensltiss
Who have been married and y DO :, .ns aos
shall husband o. wife LIVING & ,hs Territories
nntd states any thing any law, Tekas.n md II ths
such Territory 70 the contrary sgsssIon sspedsn
sac "a rsnort 10 this bill 70 thai snec' VAN
- littls delay may be convenient
opp ~ Son,n Carolina. object for the benent OF
nv ns;hbor Mr. BKasnlssl delegate from Utah. Laugh
pAII moved to suspend the rules In order TO enable
min, 10 Introduce the rcsoluuon which motion was al
s YEAS s5 nays 56---not two-thirds OF quorum
voting in favor oil IL
Oh motion OF Nr PHELPS, Of Missouri the House tnsn
s.n ved ITSELF into Committee OF the Whole on lhe STAY
az ts Union (Mr SrAsros of Ohio, in the chsirJ anu
eslned the consideration Of the deficiency o he gues
ton being the amendment OF the gentleman o
eds Ibr CaAwroRDl to the Senate amendment hPptop,,a
tieg 100000 tor containing the work on she Aa''s'
aqueduct, vzf u, !, o.n,
e. ss x' nss sss a &. ssi@
proportion 81 the value q pr9ps ~
with sa ssl9ps.s g and arwss asb Se city,
AZ Triple OF Georgia, moved TO amend the amend
~ striking out al AFTER the word Provided and IN
serng That the citizens 81 Georgeowa ana tsa
Nv the government He soemnly protested against the
position taken by those vino favored the
fore they must stand irrev0caby pledged 70 apPI9
pirate two or five, ten idillions o. DOLLARS ~
believed that repentance ought to come ana come
now He was willing to sink the $5oD,lgo areaay
appropriated low that copper cent 81 ~ wonio
heard OF rather than give the landlords whose nAn
thew were money practise extostion upon them 'n
REORGANIZATION made rents would be increased anu -
thar manner the landlords would practise extoroa upon Wy,
feuants many OF whom were members OF congress ne
admitted that extortion strong word and he used
ID eelinply The citizens OF New York or rnhAdsipns
could ask with much prsprety that Congress snoud
build their waer-works because tbs government had prop
ery in those that appropriations should pc asked
for that purpose by this city.
Mr. WALKER Of Als,ama contended that the eppE0'
nraton Of some three hundred thousand dollars having
been made by Congress- with full understanding OF the
cost Of building the from estimates made by
Competent officers this Congress ought not to refuse
to appropriate money continue the work 80 long as the
amount asked was within these estimates
The question taken the amendment to the amend
Inent and 1t was not agreed TO-
The Question was then taken on the amendment Qf Mr.
IpAwyoRp OF Georgia. the orgiEal amendment OF tht
Senate and it was agreed to---ayes "a, noes AZ.
The debate the propriety Of making further appro
priations to carry the work continued at grea
length by Messrs McMULLIN, Of Virginia, FLORENCE
Pennsylyania STEWART, Of Maryland, BARKSDALE, Q
Mississippi PECK Of Michigan, and KEITT OF South Gar
DINA advocating it and Messrs II. WINTER DAVIS, Q
Maryland cox Of Kentucky, SAPP, Of Ohio, and PRiN
GLE, Of New York, opposing it. .-
Without taking vote on the Senate amendment a
amended the committee rose and at quarter after thre
O'Clock the House adjourned.