Williams, Henry

101

Ware, Jameson .......... 102, 236

(petition rejected)
Wilder, Joshua

· 112 286

(leave to withdrar)
Warrant, officers qurater-master general's de
partment, i

.

122
Wood, James, administrator of Edward : 123
Wadsworth, Elizabeth, widow of Charles, 143, 349,

416
Whetzel, Jacob . . . 164, 236
Wade, Anna .. .

192
Waggoner, Cbarles . . 199, 236, 478
Wernwag, Lewis

213
Woulcott, Geo. (see Il'm.

233
Wells, Mary

wamen.
•

235, 385
Wolcott, Alejander .

255, 357

(bill, collectors) en
Ware, Elias

w · · . .
Whitehead, Armistcad

266
. 267, 307

(rejected)

(lo lie)

(bill)"

:. 314

PAGE.
PETITIONS from

Whittlesey, Elisha : .. .. 279
Whitehorn's, (see Northam)
Warner, Martin .

284
Wilmot, Joba

296
Weist, Henry .
Wirgmaw, Charles

330
Williams, Charles

355, 392

(bill
Way, Lyman •

363, 523

Ucave to reithdraw)
Welsh & Weymouth, .' .

376
Watson, Josiah .

. 384
Williamson, Robert, & S. H. Garrow, 398, 464

(lcave to withdraw)
Williams, William
Wilson, Eleanor . . . . ib

406

nor

Yarnall, John J., relief granted to his representatives, 460

(see bills from the senate)
Yeas and naye.

motion to change a vote in the .
on recommittiug the report on the contested

election between Scott and Easton, . 139
on a resolution concerning the specie payment

of the second instalment to the national
bank,

. . 151
on various amendmeots to the bill to amend

and explain the act authorizing payment
· for property lost, &c. during the late war,

158, 168
on the passage of the bill to encourage rac-
cination,

187
on the question to fix the compensation of the

members of Congress at 6 dollars per day, 220
on the question to fix the compensation of the

members of Congress at 10 dollars per day, 228
on the question to is the compensation of the

members of Congress at 9 dollars per day, 230
on the question to fix the compensation of the

members of Congress at 8 dollars per day, 238

201

PAGE.
Yeas and nay

on the question to fix the compensation of the

members of Congress at 8 dollars per day, 264
on the indefinite postponement of the compen-

sation bill, . . . . . 249
on a motion to repeal the compensation bill of
the last session, .

252
on a motion to settle the accounts of the inem-

bers, for the present session, at six dollars
per day, .

258
on the prospective repeal of the compensation

bill, . .
on the passage of the bill repealing the com-
pensation bill, .

272
on the passage of the resolution authorizing

John Trumbull to execute four paintings, 289
on a motion to authorize the detention of ves-

sels armed with an intention of violating

the neutrality of the United States, 292
on engrossing the bill more effectually to pre-

serve the neutrality of the United States, 302
on the indefinite postponement of the bill. 5.48
on the indefinite postponement of the several

bills to incorporate sundry banks in the
District of Columbia, . .

333
on the indefinite posponement of the bill for
internal improvements,

360
on the passage of that bill,

369
on the indefinite postponement of the same, 503
on the passage of the said bill after its rejec-
tion by the President, .

539
on sundry propositions relating to the bill for

the relief of the sufferers on ihe Niagara

frontier, . . . . 395 -
on a motion to repeal the acts laying internal

duties, 401, 402, 413, 419, 439, 432, 434, 442
on the indefinite postponement of the several

bills for the admission of the Mississippi

Territory into the Union, .
on the appointinent of a solicitor of the Trea-

sury, &c.
on the iudefinite postponement of the bill froin

the Senate to incorporale sundry banks in
the District of Columbia, .

. 521
on the passage of the bill to regulate trade in
plaster of Paris,

· · · 528

.

456