The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-27


fvate Land Claims, exported pi' 20 au'no1 se Sec
retaryoi inc interior 70 Issue nha io' ioV "ces
70 dexter nanaesi anu !. WIS eo'ni''''oa =,
.,;e,,,t,'r ero,t, l rolntions In relation 10 tI
and asked that IL be put upon its passage
! Mr. GARNErr OF Virginia had objection 10 the
massage of resolutions In reference this trade but he
thought IL was not advisable 10 strain the authority vest
ed In them
MIR MORRIS of Pennsylvania thought the resolutions
protected but one interest lie had no objection pro
lection anywhere ON the contrary Tor the pro
lection Of tobacco well as iron, ana therefore would
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rom tfsia siouiu NC i'A''S J'''' '''' 'o' s''"S ~
/ resolution 10 one INTEREST
/ Mr.. STEPHENS of Georgin, did not SEQ anything at
all ia the resolutions like protection lie moved the
previous question
The previous question being seconded uhef 'e oper-
alton thereof the resolution passedaycs ~, noes 3D.
| Mr.. KELSEY, of New York, from The same commit
tee reported bill 60 secure honescads 70 actual settlers
on the public domain and IL was committed
| Mr. GROW OF Pennsylvania moved That the vote by
which the bill was committed DC ieevnsoica n''s OF
this character had twice passed the Hsse and been de
eated twice In the Senate In his Judgment the land
policy OF the country should be based upon the sound
principles of legislation laid down by eeneai jackson
duug his term OF Office that the government should
cease to look to the public lands as source OF revenue
but bestow tctn upon aetuai settlers ne hopea
the bill would pass and demanded The previous ques
! ton pending which
| Mr.. HUGHES, of Indiana, moved that the motion to
reconsider be laid ON the table pending which,
! Mr. STEPHENS, OF Georgia, moved that thc house
proceed the consideration OF business upon the Speak
or table pending which
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or hereafter 10 BE- rciunc 10 their native country under the
Of III act Of IA Mach lslp alter he same shall have
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celrc them from the government of tho United states
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The question being taken, inc provso was ieleciea
4 MIR. CRAWFORD, OF Georgia, moved tnas inc appro.
paton for this purpose be reduced to Si5 600 He could
not support the bill AS reported from the COMMITTEE OF
Ways and Means for the reason ifat Ok the ap
preparation was to be used Tor the support ana mamie
nance Of the Africans alter they hai been returned 70
Liberia ana placed IN the hahds OF inc CoohAuoh 90
cety
/ Mr. STEWART, OF Maryland, opposed INC morton OF
Mr. CRAWFORD and defended the action OF te president
He held that the President was bound 70 place THESE Am
cans in the hands Of an agent upon the coast Of Area
and, if agent would receive them, would not ne DC
bound to maintain them, it might be for ono, two, or
even for five years.
Mr.. MOORE, Of Alabama, admitted that there had
been precedents to justify the action OF the tfesdeh' '
he was opposed 70 tins whole colonizaton scncme .. Ii
bcrn, which had proved py experiment 70 10 u iaure
and an abortion
Il Mr. Mli.lSoN, OF Virginia, was surprised az INC sen
sveness OF some gentlemen IN relation 70 TINS subject
They felt an Undesirable apprehension that IN .hat sec
ton was associated some cohdemhauoh q 'he fia'o
trade, and therefore o. slavery. ZIG nousnl seh'ieeh
did not appreciate the strength OF their posuoh 10
condemn the slave trade was mol 20 repioasn slavery 70
uphold the slave trade was TO surrender the oeence
slavery, and abandon all the arguments upon which JUS
tcation OF the system OF slavery now existing III the
several otates was founded
MI CASE, oil indiana tlen moved Una. .uc "ho'e
secaoh, which reads rs ioiioWs hio"'o NC s'ohe o"
10 the United States carry into effect
the ae. OF Congress Of u march, eighteen hundred a" mn
% SEVENTY lve tou.and dollars p,ori That SO much said
required py expenses already incurred
may bo used from and after tho passage OF TINS aei
HA7i, sau nc agreed entiroiy Win the gentleman
VINO coehueo uiat he iesiuehI shouu not nave lhaue
contract Will .he oooniuoh society ior thc support
i'a cu"cauoh oi thcse Africans. ouch = course was en-
tic,y incohsls'eh. WIN the seii.hheh's Oh the age
Mr' hhiii' 81 oouih ea'oiha, coh'chuea 'na' .'c
issue aiiudeu 10 ny the gentleman iioh Virginia lMr
AsoNl mao nor peeh mace alrectiy or lho'tecuy ihey
iu ony pio.os,ci a5As. hs soVc,.'on'' i'iiy nnonr
ca on the h''saScfy seh'mehs' nus Gown aii fesc
uo,,s OF law, ,
~. li- N uousn1 'ie PoPosiuoh NC n0u sno
m''ea iAeiy W NC ios' sshe Oh fic uesfeo 70 nave
vote upon IT,
INC question: peinS Oh ,he anehuniehs oA MI. oHA"-
FORD
Ni.: Whi OF Deiaware moved 70 stNe out thc
vnc.lhs oause Vi .ne piii Win view oi Nfmhau hc
oeua'e when motion ana mol pieVas
ino pen""s ""ehuneh' was 'neh 'gicu'' 70 'v's ~