on the powers of the Vice President, 328, 338.

on the Surplus Revenue, 385.

on making certain Fortifications, 396, 402.

on adjusting claims for deported slaves, 408, 786.
on a site for Barracks at New Orleans, 434, 435.

on the settlement of Private Land claims, 460,
470, 473, 481.

extending the franking privilege, 477.
graduating the price of Public Lands, 665.

the French Colonial Trade, 560, 561, 565, 569.
on Internal Improvements, 604, 606, 607, 608,
631.

on changing the seats of the Senate Chamber, 665.
on the Tariff, 727, 730, 735.j

Kane, Mr. on abolishing imprisonment for debt, 22, 34,
38, 70.

on regulating process in the States admitted into
the Union, since 1789, 94, 202.

on relinquishing the Cumberland Road to the
States through which it passes, 127.

on the Powers of the Vice President, 316,
on appropriations for the Military Establishment,
413.

on the settlement of Private Land claims 459, 461,
on the Delaware Breakwater, 467.

on graduating the price of Public Lands, 497.
granting land to Kenyon College, 532, 537.
on Internal Improvement, 631.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 794.

King, Mr. on erecting a Western Armory, 7.
on Revolutionary Pensions, 114.

the powers of the Vice President, 278, 280.
on appropriations for the Military Establishment,
413, 414.

appropriatng lands in Alabama for the improve-
ment of the navigation of her rivers. 454, 458.
on the settlement of Private Land claims, 458, 459,
470, 473.

on relinquishing School Lands in Alabama, 479.
on graduating the prices of public Land, 656,
657, 665.

on Internal Improvements, 630.

on Indian Emigration, 662, 663.

on the suppression of the Slave Trade, 806, 808.
Knight, Mr. on the payment of interest to the States, 588.
the Tariff, 772, 773.

Macon, Mr. on allowing further indemnification for the
destruction of the British ship, Union, 6.
on abolishing imprisonment for debt, 22, 64.
on increasing pay of Lieutenants of the Navy
who have served ten years, 102.

on the Cumberland Road, 109, 125.
on the expediency of relinquishing the Cumber.
land Road to the States through which it passes,

125
on the surviving Officers of the Revolution, 224,448.
on the powers of the Vice President, 250, 339.
on abolishing the office of Major General, 375.
on the Surplus Revenue, 394.

on extending the franking privilege, 475, 478.
on graduating the price of public lands, 660, 665.
on relieving the widow of Gen. Brown, 527.
on granting land to Kenyon College, 549.
on regulating the French colonial Trade, 570.
on providing payment for interest to the States,590.
for reducing the duty on salt, 601.

on the importation of iron, for rail roads, 694.
on the Tariff, 732, 735, 769, 772.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 793.

on the suppression of the slave trade, 806, 809.
Marks, Mr. on the Delaware breakwater, 464.

on payment of interest to the States, 588.
on the importation of iron for rail roads, 692.

on the Cumberland road, 714.

on the Tariff, 735, 748.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 799.

M'Kinley, Mr. on abolishing imprisonment for debt, 31,
66, 67.

on regulating process in the States admitted into
the Union since 1789, 96.

on the powers of the Vice President, 297.
on granting lands for improving the navigation of
the rivers of Alabama, 453, 454, 456, 457, 458.
on relinquishing school lands in Alabama, 480.
graduating the price of public lands, 507, 657,658,

675.

M'Lane, Mr. on increasing the pay of Lieutenants of the
Navy, who have served ten years, 99.

on Revolutionary Pensions, 112.

on the powers of the Vice President, 287.
on appropriations for the military establishment,
413.

on the South Carolina Claims, 419.

on the Delaware breakwater, 467.
granting land to Kenyon College, 542, 549.
French colonial Trade, 558.

on Internal Improvements, 605, 606, 608, 630.
on the importation of iron for rail roads, 687.
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 788, 798,
803.

on the suppression of the slave trade, 806.

Noble, Mr. on the Western Armory, 7.

on authorizing Indiana to sell lands appropriated
approp
for her schools, 10.

on the Cumberland Road, 29, 121.

on abolishing imprisonment for debt, 70, 72, 74,
84.

en the powers of the Vice President, 341.

on abolishing the office of Major General, 378.
on appropriations for the military establishments,
411.

on appropriating lands in Alabama, for improving
the navigation of her rivers, 455.

on graduating the price of public lands, 577,657,
659.

on relieving the widow of Gen. Brown, 525.
on Internal Improvements, 631, 632, 633.

on Indian Emigration, 663.

on the Tariff, 745, 773.

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 788.

on revolutionary Officers, 789, 790.
Parris, Mr. on Revolutionary Pensions, 112.

the surviving officers of the Revolution, 149, 150,
166, 182,

appropriations for the military establishment, 414.
on purchasing a site for barracks at New Orleans,
434.

granting land to Kenyon College, 536, 537.
on Internal improvements, 604, 629, 630.
on the Tariff, 726, 727, 728, 734, 736, 745,776.

Ridgely, Mr. on the Cumberland Road, 128.

on the powers of the Vice President, 273.
Robbins, Mr. on the surviving Officers of the Revolution,
198, 425.

on relieving Susan Decatur, 256.

on reducing the duty on Salt, 596
on the Tariff, 726, 735.

Rowan, Mr. on abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, 32, 34,
45, 64.

for regulating Process in the Courts of the United
States admitted since 1789, 201, 344.
graduating the price of Public Lands, 675.
on the Tariff, 730, 782, 735, 748, 776.
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 788.

Ruggles, Mr. on the Western Armory, 7.

on the Cumberland Road, 102.

on the surviving Officers of theRevolution, 182, 185.

on the powers of the Vice President, 279.

on South Carolina Claims, 418, 419.

on appropriating lands in Alabama, for improve-
ing the navigation of her rivers, 457.

on extending the franking privilege, 475.
on graduating the price of Public Lands, 658.
granting land to Kenyon College, 533, 542, 543.
on payment of interest to the States, 585, 587.
on Internal Improvements, 604, 630.

on aiding Ohio in the Miami Canal, 809.

Sanford, Mr. on reducing the duty on Salt, 595.
on the Tariff, 734, 785.

Seymour, Mr. on relieving Susan Decatur, 259.'

Silsbee, Mr. on regulating the French Colonial Trade,
555, 559, 560.

on the importation of Iron for Railroads, 692.

on the Tariff bill, 734, 750.

Smith, Mr. of Maryland, on increasing the pay of the Lieu.

81.

on a petition for further indemnification for the de-
struction of the British ship Union, 5.

on the Cumberland Road, 104, 109, 111.

on making appropriations for the payment of Pen-
sioners, 111, 237.

on surviving officers of the Revolution, 148, 167,
183.

concerning discriminating duties, 243.

on relieving Abraham Ogden, 273, 275.
on the powers of the Vice President, 287.

on abolishing the office of Major General, 374,
415, 416.

on the surplus Revenue, 385.

on appropriations for certain Fortifications, 394,
398, 402.

on appropriations for Military Establishment, 412,
414, 415.

Vice

on the claims of South Carolina, 420.

on desertion, 452, 453.

on the Delaware Breakwater, 469.

on extending the franking privilege, 478.
graduating the price of Public Lands, 658.

on relieving the widow of Gen. Brown, 527.
the French Colonial Trade, 558, 560, 561, 570.
on the payment of interest to the States, 586,
587, 589.

on Internal Improvements, 603, 604, 605, 629, 631.
on changing the seats in the Senate, Chamber, 664.
on the importation of Iron for Railroads, 679,
688, 693.

on the Tariff, 725, 727, 735, 736, 744, 769, 770,
772, 774, 775, 777, 782, 784, 785.

Smith, Mr. S. C. on abolishing Imprisonment for Debt,
32, 40, 82.

on the Cumberland Road, 119.

to relinquishing the Cumberland Road to the
States thro' which it pases, 126.

on the surviving officers of the Revolution, 187,
147, 224, 448.

on relieving Abraham Ogden, 273, 274, 275.
on the powers of the Vice President, 295, 313.
on abolishing the office of Major General, 376.
on making appropriations for certaia Fortifications,
399.

on the claims of South Carolina, 420, 421.

on the settlement of Private Land Claims, 458,
460, 470,

on Internal Improvements, 634.

on changing the Seats of the Senate Chamber, 664.
on the Tariff, 776, 784.

the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 792.
Tazewell, Mr. on abolishing imprisonment for debt, 18,
21, 65, 66, 67, 68.
relieving Susan Decatur, 262.
powers of the Vice President, 278, 297.

debt, 38, 44, 68, 70.

on regulating process in the States admitted into
the Union since 1789, 92, 93, 95, 203.

on the surviving officers of the Revolution, 149,
150, 167, 224, 448.

on relieving Susan Decatur, 265, 267.
on relieving Abraham Ogden, 271, 272, 275.
on the powers of the Vice President, 281, 313,
338.

on the settlement of private land claims, 483, 506.
on extending the franking privilege, 477.
on graduating the price of public lands, 674.
On changing the seats of the Senate Chamber, 664.
on authorizing the importation of iron for rail
roads, 695.

on the tariff, 735, 785.

President, on the extent of his powers, 316, 341.
his explanation of the grounds on which he gave
the casting vote on a question in relation to in-
ternal improvements, 609, 632, 653.

on changing the seats of the Senate Chamber, 664.

Webster, Mr. on the settlement of private land claims,
473, 474.
extending the franking privilege, 476, 477, 488.
graduating the price of public lands, 660, 665,
666, 667, 672, 674
the payment of interest to the States, 585, 586.
internal improvements, 604, 605.

the tariff, 735, 750, 765, 772, 774, 775, 776, 784,
785, 786.
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 788, 800, 803.
the abolishing of brevet rank, 789.
the case of Revolutionary officers, 790.
abolishing the office of Major General, 805.
the suppression of the slave trade, 806.
White, Mr. on regulating process in the States admitted
into the Union since 1789, 90, 93, 96.
on adjusting claims for deported slaves, 410.
on appropriations for the support of the military
establishment, 411, 412, 414.

Woodbury, Mr. on abolishing imprisonment for debt, 89.
on increasing the pay of Lieutenants of the Navy
who have served ten years, 80, 97, 100.
on the surviving officers of the Revolution, 128,
137, 149, 150, 166, 196, 200, 440.

on discriminating duties, 237.

on relieving Susan Decatur, 260, 268, 270, 271,

275.

Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers bill, 2661.

Condict, Mr. on Military Land Warrants, 860.

on Indian Governments, 926.

Tariff, 2332, 2342, 2344, 2696.

Coulter, Mr. on Affairs with Brazil, 2510, 2539.

Crockett, Mr. on the bill for relief of Mrs. Brown, 2086.

Tennessee Land titles, 2518.

Culpeper, Mr. on the Mobile Court Martial, 1036.

Retrenchment Resolutions, 1128.

on granting the use of the Hall of Representa.
tives, 1718.

the Rules for printing documents, 1719.

the Naval Appropriations, 1920

bill for relief of Mrs. Brown, 2081.

do. for relief of Revolutionary Officers and Sol.
diers, 2651.

Daniel, Mr. Kentucky, on Retrenchment, 1141, 1178.
on the Tariff, 2452, 2453.

Davis, Mr. of Massachusetts, on the Tariff, 1878.
on the Tennessee Land Claims, 2542.
Dorsey, Mr. on the case of Marigny d'Auterive, 979.
on Retrenchment, 1201, 1253, 1398, 1455.
the Tariff, 2307.

Drayton, Mr. on the case of Marigny d'Auterive, 968.
on Paintings for the Rotundo, 935, 1455.
Militia Courts Martial, 1489, 1490, 1506.
Internal Improvements, 1630, 1639.
Richard W. Mead's claim 1910.
sale of Public Lands, 2053.
Tariff, 2324.

the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers bill, 2652,

2661.

Military Appropriations, 1527.

relieving R. W. Meade, 1594, 1917, 1967.
deported Slaves, 1812.

Creek Treaties, 1953, 1954.
Tariff, 2297.

the bill for completing the Public Buildings, 2506,
2507.
affairs with Brazil, 2509, 2513, 2539.

Floyd, Mr. on the North Eastern Boundary, 814.
on a resolution in relation to U. S. Bank, 850.
on authorizing the Committee on Manufactures to
send for persons and papers, 886.

on the practicability of uniting the waters of James
and Kenhawa Rivers, 891, 892, 894.

on the removal of the Choctaw and Chickasaw
Indians, 896.

on the Mobile court martial, 1045, 1048, 1499,
1501.

retrenchments, 1144, 1197, 1200, 1201.
resolution respecting stenographers, 1517.
Indian appropriations, 1540.

bill for relief of Mrs. Brown, 2085.

Wickliffe's resolution concerning Internal Im•
provements, 2134, 2192.

deported slaves, 2314.

Fort, Mr. on the case of Marigny D'Auterive, 904.
on Indian governments, 925, 926.

on the Tariff, 2322.

on Indian appropriations, 2559.
Forward, Mr. on the tariff, 2014, 2253.

Gilmer, Mr. on Indian Governments, 927.

the bill in relation to captured Africans, 959, 961,
962.

on the Georgia and Florida boundary line, 1092.
military appropriations, 1522.

internal improvements, 1797.

deported slaves, 1832, 1835, 2316, 2352, 2356.
Creek treaties, 1953, 1954.

sale of public lands, 2050, 2051.

bill for relief of Mrs. Brown, 2082, 2084.
Tariff, 2299, 2327, 2708.

the revolutionary soldiers bill, 2602, 2652.

the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bill, 2615, 2616,
2624.

Gorham, Mr. on the resolution in relation to the United
States Bank, 842.

internal improvements, 1690.
Tariff, 2332, 2696.

Gurley, Mr. on the case of Marigny D'Auterive, 989, 990
1030, 1048, 1120.

appropriations for fortifications, 1920.
the Tariff, 2202.

Haynes, Mr. on Indian governments, 926.

on the Georgia and Florida boundary line, 1092.
militia courts martial, 1502.

a resolution in relation to West Point, 1520.
internal improvements, 1521, 1522.

Indian appropriations, 1534, 1629.
deported slaves, 1834.

the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bill, 2614, 2615.
Hall, Mr. on taking private property for public use,1005.
internal improvements, 1609, 1629, 1650.
Hoffman, Mr. on authorizing the Committee of Manu-
factures to send for persons and papers, 888.

on a monument to the memory of Brigadier Her-
kimer, 915.

on Indian governments, 927.

navy appropriations, 1506, 1507, 1509, 1510,
1917, 1918.

Indian appropriations, 1585.

the Tariff, 1951, 1978, 2284.

the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 2611.

Hobbie, Mr. on abolishing the office of Major General,
2487, 2685.

Hunt, Mr. on the Tariff, 1784, 2329.

Ingham, Mr. on the case of Marigny D'Auterive, 995.
on retrenchments, 1215, 1400.

on militia courts martial, 1493.
on military appropriation bill, 1527.

on the rules for printing documents, 1718, 1720,
1721, 1723.

Tariff, 1988, 2253, 2256, 2305, 2311.
Indian concerns, 1945.

Ingersoll, Mr. on the case of Marigny D'Auterive, 1068.
on paintings for the rotundo, 931.

Ingersoll, Mr. of Connecticut, on the Tariff, 2123.
Isacks, Mr. on the public land debt, 894.

internal improvements, 2198, 2217.
Florida land claims, 2380.

Revolutionary officers and soldiers' bill, 2661,

Livingston, Mr. on the removal of the Indians, 822.

on authorizing the Committee of Manufactures to
send for persons and papers, 871.

on the case of Marigny D'Auterive, 899, 902, 987.
on retrenchments, 1298.

deported slaves, 1812, 1833.

appropriations for fortifications, 1921, 1924.

bill for the relief of Mrs, Brown, 2081, 2083.
Tariff, 2327, 2346, 2697, 2698, 2709.
contraventions of Russian Treaty, 2560, 2562.
regulating Judicial process, 2650.

enlarging the powers of the Corporations within
the District, 2672.

to alter the duty on wines, 2745.

Locke, Mr. on Tennessee land titles, 2500, 2514.
Lumpkin, Mr. on the removal of the Indians, 822.
on Indian Governments, 926, 928.
resolution respecting Stenographers, 1519.
Indian appropriations, 1534, 1538, 1584, 2486,
2552.

on the Cherokee Indians, 1593.
Indian Affairs, 1947.

Mallary, Mr. on giving power to the Committee of Ma.
nufactures to send for persons and papers, 852,

869.

abolishing the office of Major General, 2492.
contraventions of the Russian Treaty, 2562.
Maxwell, Mr. on uniting the waters of James and Kenha-
wa rivers, 894, 1937.

Mercer, Mr. on amending the Rules, 825.

on uniting the waters of James and Kenhawari-
vers. 892, 893, 1938.

on captured Africans, 958.

on internal improvements, 1517, 1646, 1672,2192,
2194, 2495.

on the rules for printing documents, 1720.
Tariff, 2335.

the bill for completing the public buildings,2507.
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bill, 2570, 2596,
2604, 2610, 2611, 2612, 2742

on enlarging the powers of the Corporations in
the District, 2660, 2671, 2674, 2675, 2677.
Miner, Mr. on military land warrants, 860.

on Paintings for the Rotundo, 936
on captured Africans, 962, 963, 966.
the case of Marigny D'Auterive, 1458.
internal improvements, 1610.

the Tariff, 2219, 2276.

the bill for completing the public buildings, 2507.
Indian appropriations, 2553.

Revolutionary officers and soldiers bill, 2660.
enlarging the powers of the Corporations within
the District, 2672.

M'Coy, Mr. on military land warrants, 860.
on the case of Marigny D'Auterive, 906.
on paintings for the Rotundo, 945.

internal improvements, 1512.

on a resolution in relation to West Point, 1521.