Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06


whom he received other instructions. He
alluded TO cases whcrc new Yaytics, holding
differcn. views, and, in many respects, die
cordant ones, might obtain IN asccndency
in tho Legislature, and give instructions con.
trary TO the known will Of tho people.
In such case he should either decline to
obey their instructions or resign his seat
These were all the cases to which he had
attended to on the subject since he had been
in the Senate.
Mr.. Stuart moved, aud tho Senate post
poncd further consideration of the Joint
Resolution until the tenth Of March.
HOUSE, Tho house concurod in the prop
osition Of the Senate 70 suspend the joint
rules which prescribe that no bin that ha.
passed one house shall be sent to tho Other
for concu1ance on either of tho last three
days Of the session and that no bill or RESI-
luton that shall have past both Houses shall
be presented to the President of the U. S.
for his appreciation on the last day of the ses-
sion.
Mr.. Mace reported bill establishing
many post routes in the States and Terrific
rica Mr.. Benson moved suspension Of
tho rules in order to take up and pass the
Senate bill appropriatlng two million dol
lars for ten sloops Of war Negativated By
l09 against 75---not two-thirds.
Washington, March g.
SENArE--The New York Firo Bill was
taken up. It's opponents, among whom
were Clay, Iverson and Slidell, were most
conspicuous, Pcftinacious endcavors were
made to stavc it off by renewed motions to
amend to Law on tho table, or indefinitely
postpone the calling for the yeas and nays.
Each mover also threatened to discuss it I'm
til tho hour for closing the session. Its
friends said little, being anxious to reach a
vote it was at length laid on the table, it
being found impossible to get it through.
Several private bills passed, also bills pro-
viding for the construction Of Military roads
in Washington and Nebraska Territories.
AT half past IL o'clock, the gallaries were
densely crowded with ladies, waiting to see
prclininarics to tho inauguration ceremo-
mics.
Mr.. IIalc--Mr. President, is there any
question before the Senate several Senators
have suggested the propricty Of short ex-
ecutive session. (Great laughtcr) When
Mr.. Hale sat down without urging an an
swer to his inquiry.
The Committee appointed to wait on the
President of the United States, reported that
he had nothing further to communicate
The President pro tenn declared after a
brief valedictory, Senate adjourned.
EXTRA SEssIoN-The oath was admins
tered to Mason by Pearce, and the former
was chosen President pro tenn.
Bayard, Bright, Broderick, Cameron,
Chandler, Davis, Dixon, Dooittle, Hamlin
Kennedy, King, Mallory, Polk, R,isk, Sum-
ner, Tompson, N. j., and Wade, were quail
fled Vice Presidents.
The President elect soon after came in
and the oath was administered TO him, when
he made few appropriate remarks.
AT one O'Clock, Ex-President Pierce and
and the President elcctentered and proceed
ed with the Senate and Supreme Court,
Foreign Ministers and others to the cast
end of the Capitol, where the Inauguration
ceremonies were conducted
The Senate returned TO their cb..-,nor in
tho afternoon Adjourned ovo. Till to.mor.
row
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