CONGRESSIONAL.

IN THE HOUSE OF REPREsENTATI'
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, lS47.
The SPEAKER, the first business in orde continued
the call Of the States for Petitions, Resolutions &c. when
such papers were presented as follows
Mr.. GDDINGS presented the memorial of certain citizens
OF the District OF Columbia, representing
THAT the slave trade is carried in the District Of
Columbia TO large extent Your petitioners therefore,
spectfuly ask that all authorizing sanctonng such
trade within said District may be repealed


aWilliam Flalerty Columbus Mcleod
William Blanchard VIM. Greer


George Savage John t. Whitaker


81. c. Greer James Handley


b Mlburu Martin Buell.
C. s. Fowler j. +. Callan


ct. NJ. Milburn H. Taylor


. Charles C.. Moore Thomas p Vial


g Joseph Seholfeld Thomas Fitnam."
This memorial was laid under the rule.
The call Of the States for petitions then continued and
petitions further presented


From Ohio-By Mr.. r. DICKINSON.
From Louisana-By Mr. HARMANSON.
From Alabama--By Mr.. GAYLE.
Mr. BOTTS asked the of the House to offer re-
solution but


Mr. PHELPS objectng the resolution was not received.
The call of the States for petitions then continued and
they were presented


From Georga-By Mr.. T b. KING.
From Virginia-By Mr.. FLOURNOY
From Maryland-By Mr. ROMAN
From New York-By Messrs. LORD, KELLOGG, S.
LAWRENCE, TALLMADGE, y, K. HALL, and E. B.
HOLMES.


From Connectcut-By Mr., JOHN A. ROCKWELL
From Massachusels-By Messrs PALFREY and JOHN
Q. ADAMS. ..


From New Hampshle-By Messrs J. H. JOHNSON and
TUCK -. ...,.
From M,;ne Rv Nr BTTIHFR