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sence of certain formalitles. The winter be-
fore last the subject referred TO committee OF
the Senate. He was not member Of that commit
tee but AN humble friend near him Mr. JAaSA.sl
was, as he believed. After full investigation, the
committee declared its opinion that all OF these
claims, except where fraud was alleged and sus-
tained, should be settled; and they reported Oil 10
that effect, so far Louisiana was concerned ne
subject was, however, referred TO the Land omce'
and report of every claim, with the causes oi sus-
pension ordered, and also plan OF adjustment
The result Of that had been the reporting OF ms
board Every claim in Louisiana had been reported
the causes Of suspension, and this plan of adjust
ment recommended.


Mr.. HUNTINGTON was unwilling to inserpose
any obstacle in the way Of a speedy adjustment Oh
these claims But in order to afford time for due
consideration Of the bill, he would move Its post
ponement till Thursday next.


till tomorrow.


Mr. HUNTINGTON was about to reply, when
a motion was made to adjourn, and as II was
adopted,


The Senate thereupon adjourned.