The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-17

SCI nays 50; the resolution was then
The Speaker presented a commune
cation from the Secretary of War. with
the papers IN the case of Dorrance At
water, which was referred to the Selec
Committee.
On the same subject, from the same.
with report Of all the brevit ranks
conferred on officers of the regular
army since April 18th, 1851, which was
referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
From the Secretary of the Interior.
with a report of the Commissioner
General on land offices in reference to
public land within certain counties of
california, which was referred to the
Committee on Mines and Mining.
The House resumed the reconsideration
OF the report of the Select Committee,
In the case of the assault of Rousseau
upon GrinnelI,
Mr.. Hall addressed the House argu.
ing that generally the provocatfon
given by Rousseau, was such, as ifnot to
justify an assault, at least to palliate it,
During his speech the Presidents
secretary appeared at the bar of the
ing, it being the Presidents veto of
the Freedmens' Bureau bill.
MIR. Hale concluded his remarks, and
Mr.. raymond took the floor but Weld
ed 1t to Mr.. Elliot who called up the
President's veto message, 1t having
been read, moved that the message be
laid on the table and ordered to be
printed, and he gave notice that he
would calf 1t up tomorrow for action.
The motion was disagreed to,
Mr.. Neblack moved that twenty
thousand extra copies of the message
De printed as 1t was a very good doou-
ment. he suggested perhaps it would
hnffnF tn toll 1NkF. -
ulateIy as 1t might be too late to-mor-
row.
Mr.. Elliot said he had no objection.
(Crtes OF now, nowD
Mr.. Rogers protected against taking
the vote now.
The Speaker announced the question
TO be-Shau this bill be passed. not
withstanding the objections Of the Pres
ident on which the constitution REQUIRED
the vote be taken by yeas and NAYS,
The vote taken, and resulted; yeas iO4,
nays SO.
The Speaker having directed his own
name to be called and having voted
AYE" Excuses were made for ten
members who were absent, the most of
whom on account of sickness and like
wise vote on the amendment was not
anticipated to-day. The Speaker an.
nounced that two-thirds having voted
IN the affirmative, Notwithstanding the
ooJectionsof the President, the bill had
again passed, This was greeted with
the clapping of hands and other DEM
onStrations OF pleasure in the galleries.
Inc following Is the vote in detail:
YEAs-Messrs. Alley, Allison, Ames,
Anderson, Ashley, of Nevada, Ashley,
OF Ohio, Baker, Banks, Barker, Baxter,
Benjamin, Bidwell, Bingham, Bout
CLARK of Ohio, Clark, of Kansas,
Cobb, Conkling, Cook, Davis, De,
frees, Delano, Denny, DonneIIy,
briggs, Eckley, Eggleston, Elliott,
Foster, Garfield, Griswell, Hale, Hart,
Aenderson' Highly, Holmes, Hooper,
Hotchkiss, Hubbard of Iowa, Hub
bard Of West Va, Hubbard OF Conn.,,
Hubbell of O., Hulburd, Julian, Kas,
san, Kelly, Ketcham, Laff1in, Latham,
Lawrence, of Penn, Lawrence of o.,
Loan, Longyear, Lynch, Marston, Mar
YIN, McC!urg, Mckee, McRurer, Never,
Miller, Moorhead, Morrill,, Morris,
Mmoplton, Myers Newell, O'Niel, Orth,
of KY, Rice of Mass, Rollins, SAWYER,
Schoheld, Shellabarger, Spauldfng,
Stevens, Thayer, Thomas, Trowbridge,
Van Aernam, Van Horn of N. Y, Van
Horn Of Mo-, Ward, Warner, WASH
burn of ILL.,, Washburn of Mass, We'll
ker, Wentworth, Whaley, Williams,
eAHA SOAlh0s
NAYs-Messrs. Ancona, Boyer, Davi-
son, Eldrige, Perry, Glossbrner, Order,
Harding, Hogan, Humphrey, johnson,
Kerr, Kuykendall, LIE Blond, Marshall
Niblacks Nichalson, Noeli, Phelps,
randall, OF Pa, Raymond, Ritter,
Rogers, Rousseau, Shanklin, Greaves,
Jaber, Taylor, Thornton, TrimbIe'
Washburn, Ind, and Wright.
The House then resumed the con-
sideration ofthe Roussea- GrinnelI mat
ter. Alter furter debate in which Nj
black and Stevens participated. Mr.,
Halls amendment was referred with
out division.
Mr.. Stevens moved to amend by stri-
king out the first two resolutions re-
ported by the majority, and the substi-
lutte for the one reported by the minori-
ty, which would have the effect of
withdrawing the case of GrinneIl per-
sonally from the action of the House,
Mr.. Harding, from Kentucky, sug-
gested that in view of all the circum-
stances connected with this case, and
although the provocation to Hon. Lowell
d. Rosseau was great, still the House
did not excuse, but disapproved the as
sauIt m ade by him on Mr.. Grinnell.
Mr.. Raymond obtained the floor
when the case went over till tomorrow,
The House adjourned. The thermome-
ter In the hall at the time of adjourn
ment indicated 92 dpGrFana