The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22

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fssh, sssssa.n siien rgmsoa q Nov and
ABSENT on NOT yerNG- As.sss Bates. Mxsr nssl, Cola
cssasn pss sxn a.%As Han ys,.. nsnssI'' rssise a
The lin was thcn reportcd to the xnate and che FIRST
amendment made IN COMMITTEES or the Whole stsikng
the mpenation for the House reporters wac
concurred in-yeas 30, nsys AS. .sasg sSgaf 4fa.nHa
Without taking the question any other amendment
'n '''e 'e''''e sass stoof afs
HOUSE OF REpREsnNTATTvcs.q
Mr. TAYLOR of New Fork. by unxnimous consent,
reported from the select easn.ittse on iAsing b 70
provide for the public printing binding engraving, lith
ofaphing and cicctrotyping which was read twice and
committed and ordered ba printed Leave was granted
g NJ, STs9.a 4 eho' 70 make minority Fsp0s' and
Mr. crow, sof Pennsylvania, asked 10 have the pn
relation 10 the elng-room also repQrtedom the select
coTmtse ,,ar on printing printed 1. sss.,
agreed this bs Aaa would taksnan opportunity OF
stating his objections ats length, ss,s g5s fsf6f8
rnR xxmAsKA sJSrssrxD- rlscrIcN CASE
Mr. BOYCE of South Carolina, called up the report OF
the Committee of Elections In the contested election case
from the Territory Of Nebrssksthe question being ON
the adoption Of the following resolution :.as ssi
be Above sixty days Tho Of this
take and supplementary testimony ~
Mr. DAVIDSON, Of Louisiana, caused to be read from
the Clerks desk the statement OF the contestant pro
testing against further time being alfoei for the taking
Of testimony. a2sypb "a H3i9,sstoFt NJ sesa .s3
reported by the committee He reviewed the facts in the
case and said he believed they authorised the House to
extend the time for taking testimony Il seemed e the
committee that this was of those cases In which the
House should use It's discretion. ili sft NfnFg
Mr.. PHlLIPS, OF Pennsyvania moved to amend tho
resolution that the time should DO extended until the
first Of October next This would allow the sitting me
Der to represent his constituents to the end Of the SESSION.
and at the time bring the early bafore the
House under the resolution of the committee.
+ Mr. TRpPE Of Georgia. said that, 30 fr as he cond
from the face Of those papers, the comttee had made
Mr.. BiLIINGHuR Rsr Of Wisconsin, suggested that the
resolution be further amended that the testimony
shall not be taken during the session Of Congress-.
Mr.. PHILIPS accepted the modification.
Mr. cox Of Ohio, said he would vote against the ex
tension Of time It we'll understood by the mem
bers that both Of the delegates from Nebraska claimed
pay and mileage meanwhile, and, far as the papers
were concerned, light thrown upon the case, and
Congress- was just ready to act now ss it would be
Mr.. STEW vENsoN, of Kentucky, ,e was opposed u Che
extension of time He believed that the contestant had
done all he could be required to do. agfgs 5sHo1gdl
Mi WAsAByRN e Maine d9 was IN fsor sa, q the
his notice when ho knew that the contestee absent
He demanded the previous question. bs3e4s
Mr.. .PURyLANCE, Of Pennsylvania moved that the
contestant be allowed to speak upon the merits Of the
!, Mr. CLEMENS Of Virginia, hoped TIE privilege would
aThe SPEAKER stated that the contestee had tho
m ~ , r.nj;ny t,e le,rand yor t,e nrev;ous
oest;o,, T3I0 '9i7 ~ ET11fa mn sAif3
n Mr. COX said the ooat.4ant would aot preas his alam
M nreo,s Ian WAS t,an Sustained swl,e,n,
aMrfafmTFay ~ I,d,arr Ynyvqd tbat ths ,ehoe pnb
;s h a; 81, ths table. WHICH ,ntitp, was not aarosa
49, s Or nars Ioc - - f.7
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t vss tat am a,sS ,.saa II a., snirnat -, and
~ .n,,;o ~ an,e,,I was ay,el n : Yeas 97 navs
az 81 - 20
M rrrgJER of v;,n, presonted ,c,.t veao.Ntions
of the pneral Assembly o that state and they we're re-
sI M b. tI c,n;1t1a on Rcvant;orarv Claims and or
a,.g l,as - ~ ~, -
a,9,r,ayts f usstss nre.eutes iont sesou
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rHE sfrrARr ACADEMY THE asSsaAh AIrRoPRiA-
foS hiil- .Etn83ni 9ni fiffW
On motion Of Mr. ~ CLANCY JONES. the Houscthen
3eorga in the chair and resumed the consideration
tha Mtsry AealD,,r lIlt,s ,acd;su, f.;,p
Yuo S ,o 80 f ~, W
pay Of the officers OF the army professors of tnc Military
4 M.JDNhSs Of ferncssee opposed VIE amepdment ON
the ground that the PROFESSORS q tns Mt"f5 Ace'ny