, 1866-05-15

sra.cs lstely In rebellion, on condition that the
grants Of :and should be confined to the lauds In
Their owl SAet, and that tho proceeds thereof
1nsteat Of agricultural or reieptifc colleges. It
vas read twicG. and referred To rho COMMITTEES on
III. ELAl!k, Of Kanss,, introduced bill to
amend The Ac' ol JULY Isl, 1s6a. 10 aid the cou-
stuction Of fa!lroad and telegraph line from the
Missouri nSef 10 to The ltcift occau- 1t was read
tW1ee. aDa referred 10 the tomuittee Oh sha Pscllc
Iii. CLLoM introduced bill 10 provide fo7 the
constitution Of the Indian tribes and 10 e.tsb1.h
Gsil government In the lndtAu Territory. which
vas mad twice and referred to the Committee Oh
ifsc;FE; II: sTEvEss introduced jo,nt resolution
sisant seersasy s af .ne Navy ior - es z manths om
the 1tt OF Jure nex1. lie explained that the As-
sa:fant Secretary or the Navy Nas about 10 proceed
aud Thai an audNsonsl Assistant would ba required
dustnY his absence.
some opposition havips been manifested. .hs
referred 10 Tho tomutt.ce on Sayal AtIairB.
Mr WILLIAMS, Of Pa, introduced resolution,
which Was adopted, tn:sFnetinR ssc commNsee on
Judiciary to inquire tno The c1pcdiency Of alterin.
the laHt 70 to arogatc The tenure OF office At the
pleasure OF tile appointing power, and to make all
OFFICIAL trusts to De terminated Ut tiases certain.
Guhiect ouly to the condition u good behavior.
mr., STEVENS offered the following:
Rt4o!red. That Committee Of thrte members be
Is rroceed Without unneccassry delsy IL Memnh,s-
in c :. lie n Trnnessee II r1str ~ fnvest1st,n1,
into al uatters connected with the recent bloody
particularly 10 inou;rs inin he o1rin nrorss md
tcrminafon Of IL Tiofoa. nrocertl,n,.. fhe nan,c.
ofshc parties engaged in tae The acts Of atrocity
fbe Sn7onnt srS ch.,.cta, ~ tnr r,nnsrtr 5eat.o1
ID. anf rrnort tnr some n ,ha 'IInn.e' mi IL
ser:cant:atAr1us o1 h,s deou'y, ana +ieaoerapher
eon;,pt 1I1 ,nn - f the aae aa
shsIi he na,o ont n tba rnntinrcnt frni ri tSs
nouse, md lie aid committee shail hsvs power to
nses M nIltsS os,n sno asr'' ano 10 e@amne VII
MI. H. te desired 70 ae1a the Iesolasion
N u. .a; ae ni,sa !, 10 Et s1eaa !.
win. Af1xons. Neither OF lie ~ two Issf usonosi-
was atnntet hy xes.' T 81. nsy. ~ ~ oA'feu'
Al iii ASf 1t, nderst re fn,ioTr,r-.
consitr,ic,.1 -nnrsa ~ ~ rsi1n+p ~ - ~ Mt,i
S1a,ee n .eeT;n ~ nT"Y.et ~ tIn t,, ~ rcr IN
ruhs II 1he renn'e ~ ,hi!s ns Inion ,nst IL i
n ama asss & 81 ~ sT n
S,,.r ano of s nItsd " support ol I'll
I:setrsa .. 1ns, sh,s House G sc,,ssss tne Freed
and t.1e5,V di,rc,. H. a,t,nan W ~ nn,,,jt1e
nsynC rhsros ~ fne nnTrsn ~ h,4nr ~ n,;i n
.rncsj ali SCI. ona parts Of scs tnennstsIent Mi,
Ill, i rxo,uon. ion aD' p'4'< VI ae' 'Ds'"sls'esN MN
hs, -, ~ a ns a q
destTTs,f ", ne sc,is ,1tt ~ th,. Hons
Tne sPEaKEH ircId:d RI H., ions the r-.o,ntton
could mt b. rnie ont al o.ler an ,h.t ,rnt,nd r
~. ors,tn, ~ w. ~ M Mnman ~ =, - 4ait a., -
~ anad ~ .h.,S ~, ~
ass ~ 1uoae VI sasua ~ ~. oo cnasIoerea @
| ,A 1ne atF Fa.ueut =. ny eent,eaaa ,lom
un'G " an s1ennept 10 Tue tionse. but did not
NJ - ~ t9ENN W. =, -. aan.,ta ~. VIII
,,o1 ~ ,c r..1is,3ons 1oe qpeS'on u LUZ tceep
1e sPEAkEK i. ~. s'atea that IT,, thaf ane.ion CANE an
a Ine[ re.i ng 935 - rs 81 @ ne nohse and taa!
se,q sn onta 81 na soe resolutions Dc re-
HE HGGEhs Sia moved tnatl lhe resolutions oe laid
on @ lne .pr;rrp .1n st,,.. .,,. ,ha -.o,,,,o, r..
no! Ssiole he House. 0 '11 'a' l's''''''A' " CT
INC q3es Ion nm taken md TIE hou+e refused to
RECEIVE t6e be - s,sola'lons. ls1a, 20; nass, 81.
BIT. sCAESCk give norfce thatas aoon as ths
morning honr shonld expite, be would move reso'
Mr. cIlASLER retoEted that he woald like to Of
'e9 nso!H,ion @ een.affng , ~. sehenes, .,,, ~,
N psRfs II g e att
tie tax smpo>cd by iaw on The circulating uotes o
Stale banks aftef July LIT. 1886. The resolu,aoz
Ma. rjrcied; YEAS IS, nays 81.
t!om the Committee on Elections, msde report II
lapo. from !he Thirteenth DIs,,et of Ohio, endiu;
with 4 resolution declaring MY. Uelano entitled Il
b't scat. which was laa On The ,atlt and ordered
be nrnscd.
| Mt t-SEHENCk, as question of privilege, dere.
The following resolution:
N-so{rtd. That The Hon. John ". EhauleE
Represcntat,7e trom the Seventh District Of III
s'a'c Of New fork, By pre-enunE. this day, reso
luton 10 be considered b. this House, IN the fol
lowing terms, tQuotlns the nIst rtaoluuoui hi
Ihesroy attempted s.o:s insult 10 the House. adj
| Ia hereby ceEsuEcd th-tt5or.
| Mr. sCHESCk added that be should. perhaps
bare proposed a resolution Of expulsion. but thz
he esfdlS Ha!cred tue gentleman from New foe
used. He moved The presiont question on III
| tetoi4ttor. and the House, tT vote Of ~ to u
n-n!ed 4F. th1nie' Tor the resolution ~hlch b
| Ind oat nd. "
Iht following are the nays On the vote to census
naaior o'1Es. E,,e AtFef: DaFlnS, psnls; Dah'oE
Dehhiioh. f19ek, ,ocasFrr; ute tG1,aeE usrIinG, {
r.. 49ssn ne aug: n Lni1na Rn Ma1-ea!.. Nit
.aGst Al.tetL Moesls, noss, h5s'gan. SnnnElii ~!
nifEtcase5. Smith. S1fonse, iaocf' IT4nboll, val
IT, 81 Hor:e ~ 1en Een ,ni@ sna a xboc
NC tax ~.
me >rEAhE EN an1oansea the fPeasl n E1mmnse r.
en- inc MFnphls r1ot,-"aahoafne, ot ILL, bon
Me.l 4na tEbtand. ~,
~, - -. an.r1s sSn 81 n MI E 1a.nsHn ~
| IVY ~ '0L ~SuA = .N~ s,1ttNe-f.s..'