New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
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,le session tl Saturday at ~ o'clock H., when was
'f ISe House then took a recess til 7:3Op.D
EVENING SESSION.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE. ,..
MI JENCKEs (Rep, X. L. introduced a Iese ,n
continuing the Select Committee on the oi' 'i ~
the session Of the Thuiy.nnth Congress. AuOI""
.,,p, fEiyi1SC rom NH me Committee Printing
reported resolution to print 10000 extra COPIES o ~
siae Judiciary commiGiS 81 sG c f si ncon
Mr. PSSpMI DEN Pa suggested that the same nui3eef
~ minority report printed and that they pe oonAu TO-
gether latter furnished IN lme Inc isO'oH d" "
"Sngu ms from the same committee reported resolution
% print 5000 copies Of the report OF the committee 70 IN
yecate the Marshas Bureau for the use OF h com
sdcSted. q.
Mr. ALLEY (Rep Massl from the Post Once Commute,
reported supplementary postoce appropriation an -G
Az new routes Established this session aprropnang seV"
""'N" AIR LINE RAILROAD BILL. .,,.o
The House projected vote the passage OF Tue ~ 70
Railroad bii and the resulted Yeas 81 Nays 81 "
ni creates CORPORATION to be known the National Rail
WY Company build and maintain aSonInuUus and New
way or tracks between M n " ~ bc ss
YCfk with a capital stock Of SlOWOV" AZ j. 70 ~ %
nearly az possible air hnei The gauge 10 Oe o' So
vdtb the rails TO be Of american iron Oh e1 Class mas
senger through mails "a hours ior SECOND elss i,e
Ion ordinary first class passengers six cents per tun per
mic for ordinary frst class freight and other classes in pro
sSEtse railroad cor poniions between the points.
DEFICIENCY BILL. ,
reported back the Senate The bence!
The amendment making the compensation Of female folders
sn The Dead Letter Office go pe month was con.oIed ID
The apoio ration OF 81 700 for repairing anu iu'DSNns ~
TIesdents louso was nconcured ID. ,..., A.
Tie appropriation Of $4,000 for expenses OF Tie WISH o Tue
Cherokee delegates non eoncnrred in -, ,,.
eHJoy6 commencing the second Monday OF December 1909
The appropriation OF $500 for index Of Senate list of
private claims was ncD-cnucurGed m. -. ,.-..o
On motion OF Alr MASON ne House lss,sieu on W
Beut, aud asked for q Commlttee OF ',ouieIehVc
THE MEMPHIS RIOT REFORr.
NJ, WILSON lRcp Iowa moved suspend the rules that
BE night onr resolution instfueing me Com t ,
Printing TO report within orc no1 rS9supn Tor wy
log Of oes OF the report Of the Memphis INVESTIGATING
Committee. ,,.,. :, i,-o, from
tl1 notion tiat Ne Committee did intend to report.
Mr. WILSON said that wanted the House TO instruct the
There was not ll present and the committee
The rules were suspended the resolution was introduced
MI T.FtIx Chairman Of tie Committee Of Printing there
erorted back the resolution amendment print
one thousand extra copies Of the report and evidence and one
tSot The report and evidence wOud cost in covers
shout Is cents COPY and without covers y Sens ,
Nr. SnANSlN, tDem, KY one OF Tie Seleet N Tn 1
tated that he had been Consulted ao91t IT. ts CnS
Thought proper call the committee together Tor the purpose
Gouohttcc laued the circumstances Of INC COMMITTEE nos
beng called together Tor consultation, y saying La wv" S
Memphis The report had been prepared by the sen nan
from Illinois (Wasiburne). He Qoomsl0 had conferred VIA
FhapRIIH,. There was no Jiot in Memphis; 1t
norties to murder in open day unoaendne ctisens;
II massacre by persons who asked now 10 oe .eu
10 rape In the government Of the country In those ter
re free DAYS 4s murders committed Memphis
Of nnoedng American citizens me KeeoIgeI o. "a S
heading the mob The question had some ana puc
Significance. II was question whether me peope C tnCg
States were fit to be innsed WIZ PPGa PPT ,e s 1
friends that peculiar means had oen ned TO e
printing of the report He wished 10 move al To
MI sHASKIIS remarked that had been early remarked
<ha had clearly established that the civil officers ana
of the engaged in the Memphis ontroges were re
fseIed voters under the new franchise Jaw passed P he
M RRoeSIII retored that be could well understand that
Me very worst Of the friends of the members on the
nae would swear themselves in under the new
Franchise law and that it very possible The worst s men men
Recorder Of The city who was The sdf .h 4D Ma s'
p 1GshsT o% DE bft Se Sd not BEEN
sign the majority report he was at liberty now 10
The amendment reported by MI Lam was "Efeeu To-
Mr. GARFIELD C2ep Ohio leave introduced BIZ d.
the Secretary Treasury TO issue 10 Rebecca
Sheppard Philadelphia new bond for sGoS place Of bono
S fegIih sT9 Sss loan and p passed 'O
Mr. RAYMOND (Johnson Dem. - offered resolution Tor
The appointment Of Select Committee OF i've 10 report 70 '
House at its next what alterations can and should be
made the hall Of the House provide Tor ITS better veHts
and for the prompt and convenient dsps'eh Oh Dus
' EDUCATION IN THE ARMY.
Mr. scHrNcK dep Ohio reported bill TO establish sys-
sen Of education the army Of the United state and pro
therein shall DC from tne
twice be printed and postponed until next session
THE TARIFF.
Mr. MooRHEAD rep. Pa from the Conference Committee
IN The Additional Tariff bl made report Ihe senate re-
cedes from its theh Section which provides
for the valuation Of dnabe goods by adding 70 the value ne
proyso that it shah not be construed 70 apply
gcombng carpet woods costing IL cents OF less per
cents in which case one pound duty 10 be leyie
The duty on cigars increased from 81 - 1ss % reS1
Per pound net The Senate agrees 70 WV '''''
" stat WsS1wonrH rep Ill called for the reading Of the
M MoREnRAD Rep Pa moved the previous question on
he sPEaKrR stated that the reading Of the amended
f,ons could demanded matter OF night and quoted
decision Of Speaker Banks on ns @ the Hons. coud no,
have some explanation the report he would move to lay the
MooKrHEAp declined to withdraw the previous
question. o,oa % lao the rspor, On tl,e fable
The conference report was agreed TO-
SENATOR PATTERSON
The House proceeded TO consider the Senate Joint resolution
In relation TO the admission Of David r. Patterson to seat IN
MI MAYNARD Un. Tenn addressed the House in adyo.
escy Of the joint resolution He argued that the holding oy
Patterson the Office CT Judge Tennessee not 10 hos
uy the United States but order the better to protect
Che loyal citizens OF the United States In Tennessee
Mr. SHELABARGEE Rep Ohio opposed the joint resolution
stating that this step taken there would be no retreat
and the who furnished brains to the Rebellion and bad
held the Office under II would come hele aud assume inc re-
spOpsbities Of American Legislators He could not and
Nj TAYLOR Union TENN followed in support Of the joint
resolutions asserting that there not within this House
within the United States who could present clearer
record Of devotion to the country than Judge Patterson
Mr. STOKES u Mon TENN opposed the Joint resolution de-
Onion Of the South aud Of the North and be would
freeze his chair than the repealed
Applause on the nor and galleries. He could not vote Tor
she resolution. He committed against IT, He did
hink Congress should modify part OF the oath. II
fudge Patterson could take tue test oath eonseentous the
MT EIDRlDoE DEN, Wis., asked the gentleman from Ten