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The Daily Spy
Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate discussed the Polar Expedition and Public Printing, passing a bill for negotiating treaties with Indians south and west of the Missouri River. The House scheduled a bounty lands proposition for soldiers as a special order for the third Tuesday in June. Mr. Wentworth of Illinois introduced a resolution inquiring into congressional printing. Debate continued on the Census bill amid efforts to obscure slavery issues, expected to pass soon.
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The Senate, Tuesday, talked about the Polar Expedition and the Public Printing, and passed a bill authorizing the negotiation of Treaties with the Indians South and West of the Missouri River.
The House agreed to make the proposition giving Bounty Lands to Soldiers in all our wars a special order for the third Tuesday in June.
Mr. Wentworth of Ill. got in a searching resolution of inquiry with regard to the Printing of Congress; and if Speaker Cobb gives him a good Committee, this inquiry will amount to something.
Then followed a debate on the Census bill, whereinto Slavery wants to infuse as much darkness as possible. Two more days must probably be wasted on this, after which the bill will probably pass as it came from the Senate.
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senate passed bill authorizing treaties with indians; house set bounty lands proposition for special order on third tuesday in june; resolution on printing introduced; census bill debate ongoing, expected to pass as from senate after two more days.
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The Senate discussed the Polar Expedition and Public Printing, and passed a bill authorizing the negotiation of Treaties with the Indians South and West of the Missouri River. The House agreed to make the proposition giving Bounty Lands to Soldiers in all our wars a special order for the third Tuesday in June. Mr. Wentworth of Ill. introduced a searching resolution of inquiry regarding the Printing of Congress. A debate on the Census bill followed, with efforts to infuse darkness related to Slavery; two more days expected to be wasted before passage as from the Senate.