New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
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TERMINATION OF THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
Mr. morrill, (un. w introduced Joint resolution
authorizing the President 10 give the Governments oi
Great Britain tho notice required for the termination OF
the Reciprocity Treaty OF June 3 1874 and moved s
reference to tie Committee on Ways and Means.
Nj ELIJAH WARD QDem.. y. " moved an amend
ment 10 refer The resolution 10 the Committee Com.
merce lie remarked that IL should take that direction
as subject had been fully elaborated and considered
by that Committee last session.
MIR MonRIII said il AS time the treaty should be alb
rogatcd it deprN ed OF the privilege OF revising
our tarir or eyyng internal taxes according as our
wisdom or Judgment directed.
The House refused 10 refer the resolution 10 the Com
mttce on Ways and Means and sent the resolution to
the Committee ON Commerce.
Mr. ELIJAH WARD introduced joint resolution for
the appointment of Commissioners TO negotiate new
treaty of reciprocity with Great Britain for the British
provinces Of North America, based on the true prnci-
pies oil reciprocity Referred to Tie committee Oh ION
Incrce.
BUREAU OF EMANclPATIoE
Mr. ELIOT (un.. Mass.) introduced bill 10 establish
a Bureau of Emancipation. Referred 10 q Select toA'
miitec.
REPRESENTATIVES, From TENNESSEE AND LOUISIANA.
Mr. DAWES Qn. Mass.) introduced bill providing
for the election Of Representatives IRON the States OF
Tennessee and Louisiana. Referred to the Committee
Elections
PEOPLES PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr. STEVENS (Un., Pa introduced bill granting
public lands in aid OF the Peoples Pacific Railroad
Company by the northern route. Referred TO select
Committee - -
siCIANs.
Mr. STEVENS also introduced bill 10 fix the pay OF
cnlored officers chaplains and musicians. Referred to
the Committee on Military Annlfs.
TINE FOR HOLDING CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
Mr. STEVENS also introduced bill 10 Xix the time for
holding elections for Representatives 10 Congress ana
to enable soldiers to vote for State officers Referred 10
the Committee on the judiciary.
STATE GOVERNMENTS FOR COLORADO AND Ne
BRAsKA.
MANY other bills were introduced and referred In
cludiue a bill enabling Colorado and Nebraska to form
state Governments aud pro, ide for their admission mo
the Union and u bill providing temporary Govern
mcn for tho Territory of Montana Doth Oh when were
referred To the Committee Territories; ALSO bill
nroyidng for recruiting negroes III the insuileconary
districts referred ~ the Committee on Military Affairs
RESTORATION OF CIVIL Authority IN CERTAIN
STATES.
Mr. YEAaAN Dor State, ky) introduced bill for
the restoration of civil authority in such States as are
not under the control Of the Rebellion Referred 10 the
Committee on the Judiciary
REPEAL or TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
Several hills wre Introduced and referred TO tho
Committee gu tho judiciary. TO repeal the Fugitive
slave LAW and 10 nd the Constitution as ~ 0bo
ish Slavery IN all the states.
EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES.
Mr. LovFJoY (Un., ll) introduced bill providing
that all persons held TO Slavery in the States and Terri
tories shall be declared free all persons 80 declared
free shall be protected the white men now are
by the Consttution any one SEEKING such Iced Persols