The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01

A improvements Va tic manufacture uf India rubber DOH
i1Athef, AZ. ior seycn yetrs
Nj JONtss VI Teaansssee, o1,eCtod
Az h-pih m0sed Iiat tAe rules b. Suspended pend
MFR wAsIIBUKNE q Illinois. Inquired whether Che
Fatent had MOI already been renewed t~ioe and whether
the party had not enjoyed ita benefits fr twensy-one
years.
Mr. EDIE replied that the report Of the ,rnnusee sd
ioEth AL the tis except one and II te gentleman from
Illinois would not propose an Objection 10 discus
sn he would STATE that other ael for TIC Information u
the House.
Nj JONES, d tennessee, ani Others, objected 70 De-
bate
The question being pat, the rules uers net suspend
"a -Se@s 80, nays sS-t~o thirds mot voting Ia favor
theroof
FzGHrosIAL Rustxrss
Dir. sTEPHEHs u GeocziA, morea that the rules be
sanded, in oFer % enable him % introduce tins fol
lowing resolution
as.sls1 ms, Tuesday ws'nsaaay Thursa.y st s
hu-iAsss
The question being taken tire rules were mot suspend
ed yeas los, nays s2-two thirds not voting in favor
LAND rrzLGs
Mr., POSTER Of Maine, moved = suspension Of the
rules IN cider 70 enable him introduce the following
resolution
Esle Thai House bin prcsbae quieing certain
i.aa 'sa 2 me ~ a.sPaea isrret - 81 stats q sAns and ~
Iiaase On saturday aa1r
The motion not agreed to-ayes &C. noes 5z-twe-
thirds not voting ia favor thereof
HonR OF MEETING
Mr. PHELPS Of Missouri. moved tlast the rules be
suspended in order TO enable him 20 submit motion that
on and after "Wednesday next until further orders the
hour Of daily meeting shall be fixed III o'clock a m
The rules suspenisd-ayes Iis, noes 4s-and the
motion agreed to.
nk AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE
Mr. KIL6oRE, OF Indiana, asked leave to introduce
the following resolutions
prohibiting African trade hare become
q thn bdly denoapeg u policy and d.
graceful n tr prpsons ana insisns The justice and
iey q their rSeA ana the the oaas African
epEy c1antrnanced and encouraged by portion
said fc tie sentiments q peoples representative ia con
grsss sogia be nade public n reoa thereto therefore
RAJ government other a iaAkns power
astnestie Slavery where aabhed Or Irscssd 81 ra,e si
ta We o. h'dd t Casress has poser e Trelt ts foreign
penalty knsvn 70 lc rsalogne 81 modern
Eesieaz, agan. TRAFFIC nra G,tnied
ihe bFoaAest principles q philanthropy religion humanity
neeaed render eent aaa ai fey -houl be
ffailg and ProHa exeeuad b. respected by
4 Essaia Thai saaye should e au-siaea and qaumsnaea
laws and rig speay punishment
and al thsir alioes ana abeisera.
Mr. BURNETT, of Kentucky, said he could not vote
Dr the resolutions. inasnach lac did not believe the
facts stated in the preamble be true He objected
Mr. KfLnoRE then moved this, the rules be suspend
"a which nloiion not agreed to-yeas lis, nays
s4-two- thirds not voting in favor thereof foIous
YEAs-Messrs Abbott Aaan Ali Andrews Arnold B.aBcrt
Bqrronghs Case caaee claFl4r aFaep CLARK Coca
cun earning cesoAs las- O. Mar land DAVIS # Indaa lyt
q peaAi lvEaf Dick loa bariee Enc
GOODWIN Granger, GrDebecs eros, Hal q Massachusetts Harlan
Harris Akin, ae, Hekaan lizard Horton, Howard Hugbes
Ken kellogg Ralzg sgare, Knasp