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had under consideration the bill graduate tho price of tue public laaas, tsc- and on the question to strike out the third section of the bill. and insert all amendment, pTevi- ding for settlement and pre-enpion rights" the question upon striking oui was carried in the affirmative, Mr. Van Buren yolng aearnst it. (see Senate Journal, ls27-S, pages 306-7-s.)

 Ontbe z4th of May, 1928, inc Senate of the United States resumed the considera- ton Of a bill, entitled an aet 10 aid the State of Ohio ia extending the Miami canal from Dayton 10 Lake Eric.

 After amendments, the question was tt- ken on the engressnaent and third reading of the bill, and .iIariia Vaa Bmen g0ted in the negatiCe. (see Senate Journal, 1927 8, pages a6s-69-7o.)

 On the 18th of February, 1926, the Se- nate Of the United States resumed the con sideration of the bill to grant aseertain por- ton of the public land to the State of Indi- ana, for the purpose Of aiding said State in opening a canal to connect the waters of tie Wabash river with those of Lake Erie, and on the question 'ssllaIl this question he engrossed and read third time?" Mr. Tan Buren's vote upon the question is not re- corded. (See Senate Journal, 1825z5, page 1T9.