CHAPTE II.
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! DALLAS DISTRIBUTION.


RESOLUTION the Baltimore Convention that nomina ted


Rrsolred, That proceeds of the Public Lands ough,
to be sacredy applied the National objects specified
tive Constitation; and that opposed
lately adopted and law for the Distribution of such
proceeds among the Sates,a alike hexpedient policy
and fep1gnant TO the Constitution.
Is SENATE UNITED STATES.


.zpfl H. 1882 Mr.. clay from the committee on
the States tho proceeds Of the Publi- Ianls.
Nay 9, lo3! Mr. King, OF Alabama. moved to refer


Mr. CIay's bill t, tho Committee on Pub.ic lands known to
be hostile to the bill On this question there was ne Fo'c
% 10 22 Mr.. Dallas voting with Messts Clay, Webster.
Ftelnsny xc. in the negative. The ice fFesdehI
(Mr Cahoun) gave the casting vote in the Affirmative


May lS 1892 Committee Public Lands reported -
gainst Mr Gays BILL and in favor of reducing the price
lands to a minimum Of one dollar per
June 80, 1882. A motion postpone Indefinitely Nj
Gays Distribution Bill ahcr being opposed By Mr. Clay
and Mr. Ewing. advocated by Mr. Benton was lost; I
70 %; hr Dallas voting the negative with essis
Webster, Ffeinsn snuysen, sc.
Same day. Motion lay Mr. Clay's bill The table
rejactei; ID to p; Mr.. Dallas voting against il
July :, 1892. Amendment of Mr.. iiayne allow The
States ID insterd OF 10 per cent; lost, 81 26 Mr.
in the negative.


Same day Amend,ncn, of Mr. King, Of Alala,nn. to
Dallas dodsed: Mr. Wilkes voted in the negative.


Same day [Juy2 1882 MIR Banton's amendment 70
fnce the price OF the Lands per rjected, -
TO 27-Mr Daia voting in the nega,ive.
Same day MIR Benton's amendment reduce to 80
per ali lands which had been five
ma rkes rejected, 20 2o-Ar Dallas voting the mega
Tive!


Same day Mr. Polndexter's amendment ALLOW the
States l2t instead OF l0agfecd II, p ~
--Mr Benton aud Mr. Clay "otng for it, Mf Dallas 70
ting against At.


Same doq-Amenrlnent of Mr. Hendricks 10 allow
Mississippi, LouisHna. Missouri, Indiana, Alabama and
Illinois 603,000 each; agreed TO- % to l6 Benton
Clay and FreiHghuysc .o'ing it; M Dallas rotias
IN the hegaftre


Same duy.-Amenlment of NIr EIayna to strike the
objects TO which the States apply the Land fund,
allow them to they pleased rejected, 20
2T-Nr Dallas voting against


Same day Mr. Eob'nSon's amendment reduce the
prices of lands 10 market. 81 and actual
settlers - Rejected, 10 2I-Mr Dallas voting
against Il.


Same ddy.--Mr Clay's Land Disttib1,on Bill ordered
a third reading. - 10 lS-Mr Daas rot,ng for 1t


JtY J. lS32.-Nr. Claws land Distribution Bill finally
passed. the Senate, &c to I6-Ar Dallas voting IT.


iE,s-Bsii Chambers, Clay Clayton DALLAS, Dick
erson, Dudley, Ewing Foot IEELI>GHuyssH. Hendricks
Holmes Johnston. knight NauIin Poindextcr Pea,i=s.
Robbins Eogges Seymour, Siisbee Sp5agne. Tomlinson.
W german, - eb-:er Wilkns.


NAYs.-BeAton Brown, Ellis, Forsyth Grundy UayGe.
lliH. Kane, King, Mansnm. Marcy. Miller. Robinson.
Smith. Iazewell, froup, Tyler, White


n b. On this subject Distribution Mr.. u las MT
Instructed. The end Of Chapte. IL!