The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-30

istic bluntness, that he voted aye
both propositions.
Mr.. O'Neil voted aye for the sake {
the bounty proposition.
u Mr.. Wentworth, of Illinois, after show
!, ing so much anxiety for the previou
four hours to vote against increased pa
to members, was not In the hall whe
the report was made and the vote ts
ken
! At length all the members present ha'
voted and the official changed lis
showed majority of one in favor OF tn
report. The vote was thereupon taken
and resulted yeas 81, nays so, So tn
Conference Report was agreed to IN Tn
House and the bill now only awaits tn
signature of the President.
The following was the vote in detail;
AYEs.-Anderson Banks, Barker, Ben
iamin. Bergen, Clafk, of Kansas, Cullom
briggs. Eckley, Edridge, FarnsWorth
Farquahar, Ferry, Glossbrenner, Highly
Hogan, Holmes, Hotchkiss, Hubbard, O.
West Virginia, Ingersoll, Jencks, John
son, Kelly, Kerr, Kuykendall, Latham
LIE Blond, Leftwitch, Marston, Maynard
McClurg, Mccullough, Miller, Moorhead
Myers, Newell, Niblack, Nichulson, o.
Neill, Patterson, Randall, of Pennsyl
1 ya..ia, Rice, Of Massachusetts,, Rice, Of
Maine, Schenck, Strouse. Taylor, of Ten.
nessee. I yler, of kentucky, Thornton,
Van Horn, of New York, Van Horn, of
Missouri. and Whaley.
NAYs-Messrs. Allison, Ashley, OF
Nevada, Baker, Baxter, Bidwell, Bing
ham, Boutwell,, Bromwell, Brown
Bromwall, Cobb, Conkling, DefIees
Eggleston, Elliot, Fink, Garfield, Hard
ing, of Illinois, Hait, of Ohio, Kasson
Ketohum, Koontz, Lafain, Lawrence, OF
Pennsylvania, Lawrence, of Ohio, Lynch
Morrill,, Orth, Payne, Perham, Phillips
Plants, Price, Ritter, Rousseau, Shanklin
| Shellaberger, Stokes, Taber, John L,
Thomas, Jrimble, Van Aernam, Walker
Wilson, of Iowa, Wilson, Of Penusylya'
MIA, and Wright i
The House, at q quarter before eight
o'clock, apjourned to meet again at ii
this, Saturday, NJ The House met at
IL, A. NJ. Mr.. Stevens has his vote re-
corded in the affirmative. Mr. Rollins
negative OF Civil Appropriation Bill
they being absent when vote was taken
Rogers presented minority Report on
alleged o0mplicity of Davis in assassin,
alton OF Lincoln. The Senate amend
ments to bill distributing awards Tor the
capture of assassins were concurred In.
The bill to refund three hundred
dollars to persons drafted twice within
one wear aud commuted furnished sub
stitutes passed.
Messrs. Spalding and Williams had
their names recorded in the Affirmative
on the Civil Appropriation bill.
The House was requested to let MI
De Kalk have his name reported in the
negative.
Mr.. Scofeld announced that he would
have voted no if present.
The House took recess until three
o'clock.
Mr.. Latham, from the committee on
Printing, offered a resolution to print
for the use OF tho House, $4,000 extra
copies of the provisions of the act equal
izing the bounties of soldiers. .r,oIu.
ton was laid on the table.
The House took another recess.
After the second recess the Speaker
laid before the House the President s
veto of the bill dividing the territory OF
Montana in surveying districts, and tor
other purposes. He disapproves OF the
bill because of the section embodied
in it.
The message having been read, it was
on motion of Mr.. Bingham referred to
| the Committee on Territory
Joint resolution for payment of Chap
| lain of the House was introduced, read
three time and passed-it was immedi-
| ately sent to Senate, and received back IN
four minutes, engrossed, signed by the
| Speaker and sent to the President Tor bis
| signature.
Messrs. Morrill, and Fink appointed
a committee on part of House to JOINT
committee on part of Senate, to notify
the President that Congress had con
cluded its business
In few minutes subsequently, Nor
rill reported that committee had confer
red. and the President had no further
busin to communicate.
The committee having arrived, the
Speaker delivered his farewell address
as follows
Gentlemen of the House of Represent
atives: / cannot speak the word that
announces our separation, until thank
YOU all with the warm emotions OF d
grateful heart for the unanimously adopt
ed resolutions you have placed on youl
journal Asit is at the close of first
session. its value is thereby enhanced.
beliye YOUR sincere endorsement of my
endeavors to administer the duties OF
| thisresponsible and often trying position
| with impartiality. To maintain the
lust rights of the majority, to protect
the even more necessary rights OF NIL
norty, and yet to hold the scales so even
| ly poised that every discussion shall
stand the test of the criticism of parlia
mentary law; watched, as an executive
officer alwas is, by scores Of artificial
spies, his position is difficult, and Ee is
fortunate who can impress the body over
which he presides, with the convic
ton that his constant aim has
been to render justice tc
all. Meeting here amid the
frosts of winter and parting after such q
prolonged session AMID the torrid heats
of summer, friendship has been formed
which will brighten as year after yea
rolls away. Discussing some of the mos
important questions ever submitted to ;
deliberative body of this kind, the at
triton of mind with mind and conflict
of thought and action have left but few
stings behind and despite all part,
sentiment no Congress within N,
recollection has closed with more genera
good feeling. Wishing you all a SAT
tourney to your homes and a safe re
| -, ri4b vour friends 7 announce