MR. VAN BUBEN,s VOTES.
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 On ths 24tn of February, 1925, the Se- nate of the United States resumed the con- sideraton of the bill entitled .sAn act for tho continuation of the Cumberland Road" and

 On the question, "shalI this bill pass to a third readingw Martin Van Bwen roted in the negatire. See Senate Journal, l325- 26, pages 192 and l93.

 On the lst of March, 1927, the Senate of the United States resumed the consider alton of the bill entitled "An act for the pre- servation and repair of the Cumberland Road,n and

 On the question 'shall this bill pass to a third readingl" Martin Van Buren voted in lin the negative.-(See Senate Journal, ls26-7, page 2o5.)

 On the 10th of April, 1928, the Senate of the United States resumed the consider ation of the bill to graduate the price of the public lands, to make donations 10 actual settlers, and to cede the refuse lands to the States in which they lie; Mr. Tazewell mo- ved further to amend the 5th section of the original bill, by striking all out ailer the enacting clause, in the following words

 hat all land which shall remain unsold for one year, according to the provisions of iiis act sfi;,ii sfi;,iiii be, aiftl ;iic same hereby & eeded in full property to the States where in they fe;"

 And insert the following as substitute, VIZ:

 That the lands which have been subject 10 sale under the provisions of this act, and shall remain unsold for two years, after ha- ving been offered at twenty-five cents per acre, shall be, and the same is, ceded to the States in which the same may lie, to be applied by the Legislatures thereof in sup port of education, and the internal improve ment of she State.

 4 division ot, the question being called for, the question was first taken on striking out, and hIr. Van Buren voted in the aifir- mailye. The vote stood, Yeas S2-Nays l2.

 The question then recured upon the in- sertien of Mf. Tazewell's substitute, and the vote stood, Yeas 2l. Nays 23-Mr. Van Buren voting in the negative. fsee Senate Journal, ls27-s, pages 299, 800, and 3ol.)

 On the 22d of April, 1928, the Senate of the United States resumed the considera- ton ot the bill to graduate the price of the public lands, to make donation thereof to actual settlers, aud to cede the refuse to the States in which they lie, as amended, aud

 On the question, shall this bill be en- gfossed and read third timel

 1t was determined-in the negative-Mr. an buren voting in the negative. (see Senate Journal, ls27-5, page 323. on the l7th of April, lszs, the Seaale