New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
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Mr. HuTCHlNs Rep Ohio msved to table the
Mr. KEiTT understood ii was proposed to rsoognizs
Political Cony tntions, BY sdioufnng over for them
Tabled lis against 70
Mr. ELIOT rep, Massl introduced a bill to pro-
hbn tte coolie trace by Americans IN American YES
tsls. Referred TO the COMMITTEES ON Commerce.
The bin spprt pnsting $4,000 to indemnify the
Shawnee licisns for the depreda,iOns committed by
whites, vss passed.
Nj C0RwlN ReP., Ohio, from TIE Committee on
prstng $50 COO dfy the expenses of the japanese
Enbassy Passed.
an. COLFAX (Rep Ind reported bin appropria.
ting sos 600 fer is:e.l facilities Of Western Ksnsas.
Passed, with an smeru%snt offered By Nh. Cmw.
fora Ge appropIaiing 500 UV0 C. putting the
vice on the routes estAblshed by the set Of Juue,
1858.
The report of the Judiciary Committee on the Pres.
idegts protest coming up az the special order,
Alr. BURNETT Dem, Ky.) suggested postpone
neut
Mr.. HICKMAN "A. L., Pal, with disposition to
accommodate the gentleman was willing to postpone
TIL the let of May.
In answer to question by Mr.. Branch, he said he
was willing to allow reasonable discussion end would
not cal ihe previous question for two three days
Mi. BRANCH Dem, N. c. preferred that NO quSs.
ton be taken on the Committees Resolution bill after
the POLITICAL conventions are over.
Mr.. HICKMAN replied that if the resolution was
laid til after the Conventions over ii will
be near the end Of the session, when it would be i'm
possible TO consider IL.
It y az postponed till the lst of May.
Mr.. SHERMAN rep, Ohio from the Committee of
Ways aud Mea, g. reported joint resolution, appco.
priatiDg S4S OCO toward paying the expenses Of the
several investigating Committees. Passed.
Mr. WEBSTER Is. AM, Md introduced bill pro-
vdiI for the appointment of commission TO ascer-
tain and Recommend proper site for National
Foundry.
Mr.. HICKMAN, from the Committee on the Judici-
aIy reported BILL which passed, organizing the
Census Board 1t provides that the Secretary OF the
Interior employ chief clerk and such other
clerks of first class the service may demand, not
than ten of second class, lime Of rc-elass, and
elk of fourib-cass
Mr.. BONHAM Dem, S. CO. offered a resolution
proposir that when the House adjourn on Friday II
he 10 the first of May in order that the seats and desks
of members may be restored, in accordance to reso-
LUTON heretofore passed for that pGrpose and that the
Senate be Informed hereof.
Dir. C0NKLiNG REP, n. " moved TO lay the
resolution the table.
Negat ved-79 against So.
nr. CONKLING moved to adjourn, saving in re-
sponse TO Mr. Asbmore that he intended to resst II by
all fair means, for any length of time, vote being
tskeD on the resolution
A VOICE from the Democratic side)-Lst a square
vote De taken on the resolution.
The House refused to adjourn, I3 against go.
Mr.. WASHBURN REP, Me- moved that when
q ey adjourn il be until Wednesday next, and there
upon demanded The yeas aud nays. He wanted Penn
sylyADia to understand whether they want tariff or
net.
Mr.. STEVENS rep, Pa wished to know whether
Was in order for Mr. Washburn thus to fillibuser
Laughter 80
Mr. FLORENCE Dem, Pa And whether tariff
lie TO be cot in that way ,
The SPEAKER, in response 70 question oy hf'
Barks]ae Dem, Mss } said the subject will cone up
tomorrow.
Mr.. WaSHBURN withdrew his motion.
Adjourned.