Joseph Bradley Varnum

TO PASS NEUTRAL RELATIONS BILL.

TO ENGROSS AMENDMENT AND ORDER THIRD READING OF THE S. BILL (3 STAT. 361, 3-3-17), REGULATING THE TRADE IN PLASTER OF PARIS. (P. 209)

TO AMEND NEUTRAL RELATIONS BILL BY PROVIDING THAT OWNERS OF ALL ARMED SHIPS PARTIALLY OR WHOLLY OWNED IN THE U.S., GIVE BOND THAT IT SHALL COMMIT NO HOSTILE ACTS AGAINST ANY NATION AT PEACE WITH THE U.S.

TO POSTPONE UNTIL MAR. 4, NEXT, THE S. BILL (3 STAT. 370, 3-3-17), TO PRESERVE MORE EFFECTUALLY THE NEUTRAL RELATIONS OF THE U.S. (P. 198)

TO RECOMMIT H.R. 29, TO COMMITTEE ON ROADS AND CANALS WITH INSTRUCTIONS, WHICH PROVIDES THAT SUCH PART OF THE FUND AS WILL BE ALLOTTED TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, SHALL BE UNDER THE CONTROL OF CONGRESS. (P. 191)

TO PASS H.R. 29. (P. 191)

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION UNTIL MAR. 4 NEXT OF A S. BILL (3 STAT. 383, 3-3-17), INCORPORATING THE SUBSCRIBERS TO CERTAIN BANKS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TO AMEND H.R. 29, BY PROVIDING THAT THE FUND BE APPORTIONED AND DIVIDED AMONG THE STATES ACCORDING TO THE THEN EXISTING RATE OF REPRESENTATION. (P. 186)

TO AMEND H.R. 29, BY PERMITTING THE U.S. IN TIME OF WAR, TO DIVERT FOR WAR PURPOSES, ANY UNEXPENDED BALANCE OF THIS APPROPRIATION. (P. 187)

TO AMEND H.R. 29, BY PROVIDING THAT THE PROPORTION OF SAID FUND TO BE OR ANY PART THEREOF ASSIGNED TO ANY MAY, BY THE ASSENT OF SUCH STATE, BE APPLIED FOR PURPOSES AFORESAID, IN ANY OTHER STATE. (P. 187)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H.R. 29. (P. 188)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BILL AUTHORIZING THE STATE OF TENNESSEE TO ISSUE GRANTS AND PERFECT TITLES ON CERTAIN ENTRIES AND LOCATIONS OF LANDS THEREIN DESCRIBED, TOGETHER WITH THE AMENDMENTS THERETO.

TO AMEND H.R. 29, A BILL SETTING APART AND PLEDGING THE BONUS OF THE NATIONAL BANK AND THE U.S. SHARE OF ITS DIVIDENDS, AS A PERMANENT FUND FOR INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, BY PROVIDING, THAT NO PART OF SAID FUND SHALL BE EXPENDED WITHIN THE STATE WITHOUT ASSENT OF ITS LEGISLATURE, AND IF A STATE REFUSE ITS ASSENT, IT SHALL BE PAID SUCH PROPORTION AS WOULD BE EXPENDED. (P. 186)

TO AMEND H.R. 29, BY APPORTIONING AND DIVIDING AMONG THE STATES NOW EXISTING AND SUCH AS MAY HEREAFTER BE ADMITTED, THE SUM REMAINING AFTER PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST ACCURING ON THE U.S. SHARES.

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION UNTIL MAR. 4TH NEXT, OF H.R. 29, A BILL SETTING APART AND PLEDGING THE B3NUS OF THE NATIONAL BANK AND THE U.S.' SHARE OF ITS DIVIDENDS, AS A PERMANENT FUND FOR INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. (P. 165)

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION UNTIL MAR. 4TH NEXT, OF A RESOLUTION INSTRUCTING THE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS, TO REPORT TO THE SENATE A BILL REDUCING THE MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE U.S. (P. 152)

TO PASS THE BILL (3 STAT. 383, 3-3-17), PROVIDING FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF CRIMES AND OFFENSES COMMITTED WITHIN THE INDIAN BOUNDRIES. (P. 147)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE S. BILL, (3 STAT. 374, 3-3-17), SETTING APART AND DISPOSING OF CERTAIN LANDS FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE CULTIVATION OF THE VINE, AND OTHER EXOTIC PLANTS THEREON. (P. 137)

TO AGREE TO A RESOLUTION, PROVIDING THAT THE JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE ON YESTERDAY, SO FAR AS THEY ARE CONNECTED WITH THE SERVICE OF COUNTING THE BALLOTS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE U.S., BE MADE UP IN CONFORMITY TO THE PRECEDENTS HERETOFORE ESTABLISHED IN SIMILAR CASES. (P. 138)

TO RATIFY THE TREATY, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE THIRD, FOURTH AND SIXTH ARTICLES.

TO PASS THE BILL (3 STAT. 376, 3-3-17), PROVIDING FOR REPORTS OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT. (P. 132)

TO AMEND A RESOLUTION, REGARDING THE TREATY, BY ADDING THAT AFTER THE EXCHANGE OF RATIFICATION, THE TREATY SHALL BE IN FORCE UNTIL JULY 3, 1819, AND NO LONGER.

TO POSTPONE FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION UNTIL TOMORROW WEEK THE BILL RESPECTING PERSONS ESCAPING FROM THE SERVICE OF THEIR MASTERS TOGETHER WITH AMENDMENTS PROPOSED THERETO. (P. 134)

TO RATIFY THE SIXTH ARTICLE OF THE TREATY.

TO CONSENT TO RATIFICATION, OF THE THIRD AND FOURTH ARTICLES OF THE (8 STAT. 232, 5-27-18), OF FRIENDSHIP AND COMMERCE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND SWEDEN AND NORWAY.

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT TO THE BILL RESPECTING PERSONS ESCAPING FROM THEIR MASTERS; WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES THAT IT SHALL BE LAWFUL TO ARREST SUCH FUGITIVES AND IMPRISON THEM UPON OATH OF AN OFFICER OR A PRIVATE PERSON THAT THERE IS JUST GROUNDS FOR BELIEVING THEY HAVE ESCAPED, AND TO HOLD THEM FOR -- MONTHS UNLESS TITLED TO THEM BE SOONER ESTABLISHED. (P. 124)

TO POSTPONE UNTIL MAR. 5, NEXT THE CONSIDERATION OF THE S. BILL, RESPECTING PERSONS ESCAPING FROM THE SERVICE OF THEIR MASTERS. (P. 123)

TO AMEND H.R. 13, BY ELIMINATING THE FIRST SECTION. (P. 120)

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE TO ELIMINATE THE FIRST SECTION OF H.R. 13. (P. 119)

TO PASS A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE YESTERDAY, SO FAR AS THEY ARE CONNECTED WITH THE SERVICE OF COUNTING THE BALLOTS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE U.S., BE MADE UP IN CONFORMITY TO THE PRECEDENTS HERETOFORE ESTABLISHED IN SIMILAR CASES.

TO RECONSIDER VOTE BY WHICH THIRD READING WAS ORDERED TO H.R. 13. (P. 112)

TO AMEND H.R. 13, (3 STAT. 397, 3-3-17), A BILL AMENDING AN ACT PASSED APR. 9, 1816, AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT FOR PROPERTY LOST, CAPTURED OR DESTROYED BY THE ENEMY, WHILE IN THE MILITARY SERVICE OF THE U.S., BY ELIMINATING THE FIRST SECTION.

TO PASS THE BILL (3 STAT. 393, 3-3-17), FOR AN APPROPRIATION OF $50,000, TO ENABLE THE PRESIDENT TO NEGOTIATE TREATIES WITHE THE INDIAN TRIBES FOR THE PURPOSE THEREIN MENTIONED.

TO POSTPONE FURTHER DISCUSSION UNTIL MAR. 4TH NEXT, OF H.R. 18. (&. 92)

TO PASS H.R. 18. (P. 92)

TO AMEND H.R. 18, (3 STAT. 3458 2-6-17), A BILL TO REPEAL AN ACT CHANGING THE MODE OF COMPENSATING THE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE, OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND OF THE DELEGATES FROM TERRITORIES, BY PROVIDING THAT NOTHING IN THE BILL SAHLL BE CONSTRUED TO REVIVE ANY ACT OR PARTS OF ACTS REPEALED. (P. 90)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING, OF THE SENATE BILL ESTABLISHING A NEW EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE SENATE BILL, (3 STAT. 348, 3-1-17), ENABLING THE PEOPLE OF THE WESTERN PART OF THE MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY, TO FORM A CONSTITUTION AND STATE GOVERNMENT, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ADMISSION OF SUCH STATE INTO THE UNION.

TO PASS A JOINT RESOLUTION (3 STAT. 400, 2-6-17), AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO EMPLOY JOHN TRUMBULL OF CONN., TO COMPOSE AND EXECUTE FOUR PAINTINGS COMMEMORATIVE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, FOR THE CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO AGREE TO REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS, ON THE EXPEDIENCY OF AUTHORIZING, BY LAW AN EXCHANGE OF TERRITORY WITH ANY OF THE INDIAN TRIBES, WHICH REPORT MAKES AN APPROPRIATION TO ENABLE THE PRESIDENT TO NEGOTIATE TREATIES WITH THE INDIAN TRIBES, THE OBJECT OF WHICH IS TO EXCHANGE TERRITORY OWNED BY ANY TRIBE RESIDING EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI FOR LANDS WEST OF THE RIVER. (P. 56, 57)

0O AGREE TO A RESOL. DENYING THE PETITION OF JAMES HUMES, COLLECTOR OF REVENUE FOR THE SIXTH DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, THAT A COMMISSION OF $1,142.53 BE PAID HIM, THE SUM HAVING BEEN DISALLOWED BECAUSE TREASURY DEPOSITS WERE MOT MADE TO THE CREDIT OF THE U.S. UNTIL JAN. 3, 1815. (P. 70,41)

TO CONSENT TO THE APPOINTMENT OF JAMES MC KEON TO BE A CAPTAIN IN THE 8TH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE ON THE RATIFICATION OF TREATY (7 STAT. 150, 12-30-16), MADE ON SEPT. 20, 1816, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHICKASAW NATION OF INDIANS. (P. 65)

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (7 STAT. 148, 12-30-16), MADE ON SEPT. 14, 1816, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHEROKEE NATION OF INDIANS, AT TURKEY TOWN.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (7 STAT. 150, 12-30-16), MADE ON SEPT. 20, 1816, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHICKASAW NATION OF INDIANS.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (7 STAT. 146, 12-30-16), MADE ON AUG. 24, 1816, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE UNITED TRIBES OF OTTAWAS, CHIPPEWAS AND POTTAWATOMEES, RESIDING ON THE ILLINOIS AND MILWAUKEE RIVERS AND THEIR WATERS AND ON THE SOUTHWESTERN PARTS OF LAKE MICHIGAN.

TO RATIFY THE TREATY (7 STAT. 152, 12-30-16), OF CESSION MADE ON 10-24-16, BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THE CHOCTAW NATION OF INDIANS.

TO AMEND IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE THE RESOLUTION CHANGING THE MODE OF COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE AND DELEGATES FROM TERRITORIES, WHICH MOTION PROVIDES THAT A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO INQUIRE INTO THE EXPEDIENCY OF REPEALING OR MODIFYING THE LAW PASSED AT THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS FOR THAT PURPOSE. (P. 22)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF A REVENUE RESOLUTION.

TO POSTPONE, TO FIRST MONDAY IN JULY, CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION (3 STAT. 342, 4-30-16), FOR THE MORE EFFECTUAL COLLECTING OF PUBLIC REVENUES.

TO AMEND A REVENUE RESOLUTION BY AUTHORIZING THE TREASURY TO RECEIVE NOTES OF ANY BANK ESTABLISHED BY U.S. AUTHORITY OR ANY OF THEM BEARING 5 2/5% ANNUAL INTEREST, AND NOTES OF LESS VALUE AT A DISCOUNT TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SECRETARY OF TREASURY.

TO AMEND A REVENUE RESOLUTION BY ADDING A PROVISION THAT BANK BILLS OR NOTES RECEIVED BY THE U.S. IN PAYMENT SHALL BE RECEIVED FOR THE PAYMENT OF LIKE DUTIES IN EVERY OTHER DISTRICT.

TO PASS THE COMPENSATION BILL.

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF THE BILL, (6 STAT. 173, 4-29-16), PROVIDING FOR THE CLAIM OF ELIZABETH HAMILTON, WIDOW OF THE LATE GENERAL ALEXANDER HAMILTON, FOR A COMMUTATION OF ONE HALF OF THE PAY DUE HIM AS AN OFFICER OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY.

TO AMEND COMPENSATION BILL BY ELIMINATING "FOR THE PRESENT YEAR ONLY" FROM SECTION 3, LINE 1.

TO AMEND THE COMPENSATION BILL BY ADDING A NEW SECTION AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS BASED ON THEIR ANNYAL COMPENSATION FOR ALL CLERKS EMPLOYED IN THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT AND SEVERAL MESSENGERS.

TO POSTPONE TO 1ST MONDAY IN JUNE, CONSIDERATION OF THE COMPENSATION BILL.

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF THE BILL (6 STAT. 171, 4-27-16), PROVIDING FOR THE RELIEF OF CHARLES TODD.

TO AGREE TO AN AMENDMENT TO THE BILL (3 STAT. 334, 4-30-16), FIXING THE COMPENSATION OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE, THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND MAKING TEMPORARY PROVISION FOR CLERKS IN THEIR OFFICES, BY CHARGING "3,000" TO "2500" IN SECTION ONE LINE SIX THEREOF.

TO AMEND THE COMPENSATION BILL BY ADDING A NEW SECTION PROVIDING THAT, FOR THE PRESENT YEAR, IN ADDITION TO THEIR SALARIES, EACH CLERK IN THE OFFICES OF THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT, WHOSE COMPENSATION DOES NOT EXCEED $300, BE PAID $200 AND EACH MESSENGER AND ASSISTANT MESSENGER $90 EACH.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF THE BILL, (3 STAT. 333, 4-30-16), PROVIDING FOR AN INCREASE IN THE SALARY OF THE REGISTER OF THE TREASURY AND TO ALLOW HIM A COMPENSATION FOR HIS AGENCY IN COUNTERSIGNING AND ISSUING TREASURY NOTES.

TO AMEND THE COMPENSATION BILL BY ADDING A PROVISION FIXING COMPENSATION OF CHAPLAIN OF THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS AT $1000 A YEAR TO COMMENCE WITH PRESENT SESSION.

TO AMEND AS IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, AN ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION, BY CHANGING THE DATE TO APRIL 27.

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF THE BILL (3 STAT. 301, 4-26-16), TO REWARD THE OFFICERS AND CREW OF THE "CONSTITUTION" FOR THE CAPTURE OF THE BRITISH SLOOP "LEVANT".

TO POSTPONE TO THE FIRST MONDAY OF JULY, CONSIDERATION OF THE BILL, TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF A GRANT OF LAND TO MAJOR GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON.

TO AMEND THE BILL (6 STAT. 164, 4-26-16), FOR THE RELIEF OF EPHRAIM SHALER, A LIEUTENANT IN THE ARMY WHO IS UNABLE TO SETTLE HIS ACCOUNTS WITH THE WAR DEPARTMENT BECAUSE OF LOST VOUCHERS, BY ELIMINATING ALL AFTER THE ENACTING CLAUSE INSERTING IN LIEU THEREOF A PROVISION THAT IN ALL CASES WHERE DIFFICULTIES ARISE IN SETTLING ACCOUNTS OF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS BECAUSE OF DEATH, CAPTIVITY, LOSS OF PAPERS BECAUSE DESTROYED BY THE ENEMY OR BY AN OTHER UNAVOIDABLE CASUALTY, THE PROPER OFFICERS OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT MAY SETTLE SAID ACCOUNT OR EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES AND PROVIDING

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ADJOURNMENT OF BOTH HOUSES ON APR. 20, BY CHANGING THE DATE TO APRIL 27.

TO PASS THE BILL (6 STAT. 164, 4-26-16), PROVIDING FOR THE CLAIM OF THE 20TH BRIGADE OF THE VIRGINIA MILITIA FOR THE SUM OF $20.20, EACH, THEIR SALARY, WHICH WAS STOLEN FROM THEIR CAPTAIN. (P. 346, 770)

TO AMEND AN ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION BY CHANGING THE DATE TO MAY 1.

TO AMEND THE BILL (3 STAT. 315, 4-27-16), TO FIX COMMISSIONS OF COLLECTORS OF THE DIRECT TAX AND INTERNAL DUTIES AND TO CONTINUE IN FORCE AN ACT FOR THE COLLECTION OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE, BY STRIKING OUT THE THIRD SECTION, WHICH REVIVES THE ACT, PASSED MAR. 3, 1815, FOR THE COLLECTION OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE.

TO AMEND THE BILL (3 STAT. 330, 4-29-16), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT FOR 1816, BY APPROPRIATING $1,250,000, ADDITIONAL TO SUMS ALREADY APPROPRIATED FOR THE EXPENSES OF CALLING OUT THE MILITIA DURING THE WAR.

TO POSTPONE TO FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, CONSIDERATION OF THE BILL, (6 STAT. 166, 4-26-16), DIRECTING THE DISCHARGE OF MOSES LEWIS FROM IMPRISONMENT.

TO ADJOURN. (JP. 530)

TO CONSENT TO THE APPOINTMENT OF WILLIAM PINKNEY (NOW ASSIGNED TO RUSSIA) TO BE ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY TO NAPLES, FOR THE PURPOSE OF NEGOTIATING INDEMMITIES TO OUR CITIZENS FOR SPOILATIONS COMMITTED BY THE NEAPOLITAN GOVERNMENT. (P. 45)

TO AMEND THE BILL (3 STAT. 299, 4-24-16), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE NAVY FOR 1816, BY ADDING AN APPROPRIATION OF $200,000 FOR BUILDING AND COMPLETING WAR VESSELS ON THE LAKES.

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENT OF WILLIAM PINKNEY TO BE ENVOY ESTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY TO NAPLES (NOW ASSIGNED TO RUSSIA), UNTIL JULY 1, NEXT.

TO PASS THE BILL (3 STAT. 297, 4-24-16), PROVIDING FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE GENERAL STAFF AND MAKING FURTHER PROVISIONS FOR THE ARMY.

TO AMEND THE BILL (3 STAT. --, 4-29-16), ADJUSTING THE CLAIMS TO LAND AND ESTABLISHING A LAND OFFICE FOR THE DISTRICT LYING EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND THE ISLAND OF NEW ORLEANS BY ADDING A PROVISION THAT NOTHING CONTAINED IN THE BILL SHALL BE CONSTRUED AS AFFECTING THE RIGHTS OF ANY PERSON CLAIMING SUCH LANDS.

TO ORDER THIRD READING OF THE BILL (6 STAT. 163, 4-24-16), FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE CLAIM OF WILLIAM FLOOD, FOR PROPERTY DESTROYED BY THE ENEMY DURING THE LATE MILITARY OPERATIONS NEAR NEW ORLEANS, BECAUSE OF SAID PROPERTY WAS OCCUPIED BY U.S. TROOPS. (JP. 260)

TO AMEND THE BILL (3 STAT. 297, 4-24-16), PROVIDING FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE GENERAL STAFF AND MAKING FURTHER PROVISIONS FOR THE ARMY, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT OF THE U.S., BY AND WITH THE CONSENT AND ADVICE OF THE SENATE, TO APPOINT CERTAIN ADDITIONAL OFFICERS.

TO AMEND AS IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE A RESOLUTION DIRECTING MEDALS TO BE STRUCK AND PRESENTED WITH THE THANKS OF CONGRESS TO GENERAL HARRISON AND GOVERNOR SHELBY, BY ELIMINATING THE NAME OF GENERAL HARRISON.

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL.

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL BY ELIMINATING SECTION 3 WHICH PROVIDES THAT THE ACT PASSED MAR. 3, 1815, TO REPEAL SO MUCH OF THE SEVERAL ACTS IMPOSING DUTIES ON TONNAGE AND GOODS AS ARE DISCRIMINATORY BETWEEN VESSELS AND GOODS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND THOSE OF THE U.S. SHALL APPLY TO ANY SUCH DISCRIMINATORY DUTIES ESTABLISHED BY THIS ACT.

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL BY ELIMINATING THE PROVISION THAT ANY COTTON CLOTH OR CLOTHING, THE COST OF WHICH WITH DUTY WOULD AMOUNT TO LESS THAN 25 CENTS PER SQUARE YARD, SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE COST 25 CENTS AND CHARGED WITH DUTY ACCORDINGLY.

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL BY ELIMINATING THE WORD "FIVE" FROM LINE 50 OF THE ABOVE ACT.

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL BY ELIMINATING THE DUTY ON SALT.

TO AGREE TO AN AMENDMENT AS IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL WHICH AMENDMENT ELIMINATES ALL OF LINE 180 AND 181 EXCEPT THE WORD "MADERIA" THEREBY RETAINING THE DUTY ON MADERIA WINE. (P. 329)

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL BY PRESCRIBING A DUTY OF $1.00 A GALLON ON MADERIA, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE, RHENRSH AND TOKAY WINES.

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL BY INCREASING THE DUTY ON IRON BARS AND BOLTS FROM "FORTY FIVE" TO "SIXTY".

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL BY LIMITING THE MAXIMUM DUTY ON WOOL TO ONE YEAR INSTEAD OF THREE.

TO POSTPONE TO AUG. 1, CONSIDERATION OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL.

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL, BY REDUCING THE DUTY ON SALT 7 1/2 CENTS A BUSHEL.

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORT BILL BY LIMITING THE MAXIMUM DUTY ON WOOLEN MANUFACTURES TO ONE YEAR INSTEAD OF THREE.

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL, BY REMOVING THE DUTY OF 45 PER CENT FROM IRON IN BARS AND BOLTS. (P. 329)

TO AMEND DUTIES ON IMPORTS BILL BY APPLYING THE DISCRIMINATING DUTY ON ALL MATERIALS IMPORTED TO THE U.S. IN FOREING VESSELS. (P. 331)

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE ORDERING A THIRD READING OF THE BILL, PROVIDING FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF CERTAIN CLAIMS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

TO AMEND THE BILL, (3 STAT. 310, 4-27-16), TO REGULATE THE DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND TONNAGE, BY ELIMINATING ALL OF LINES 180 AND 181 EXCEPT THE WORD "MADERIA" SO AS TO RETAIN THE DUTY ON MADERIA WINE. (P. 329)

THE SENATE JOURNAL FOR THE 14TH CONGRESS IS NOT AVAILABLE TO SUPPLY THIS MISSING ABSTRACT. THIS VOTE IS NOT LISTED IN ANNALS.

TO AMEND THE BILL (3 STAT. 302, 4-26-16), SUPPLEMENTARY TO AN ACT PROVIDING ADDITIONAL REVENUES FOR DEFRAYING EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT AND MAINTAINING PUBLIC CREDIT, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION PROVIDING THAT APPORTIONMENT OF DIRECT TAX, MADE IN 1815, SHALL HAVE NO EFFECT AS IT RELATES TO STATE'S QUOTA IN DIRECT TAX IMPOSED BY ACT OF 3-15-16; AND REVISING THE LISTS OF VALUATION FOR STATES FOR 1814.

TO AMEND THE BILL, FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF CERTAIN CLAIMS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES, BY DESCRIBING CERTAIN PROCEDURE REGARDING CLAIMS.