The national Republican., 1866-07-20

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sroy Rsnssy, Stewart, sssnss, VA rWinkls,
Wads, Wiley, Wilson and Yasss-1S.
I--TAs bill wss thsa Passsa - yess n. nays 10.
\. On motion of Mr. Ramsey, he Senate insisted On
nhssnxnsats V ths bin for the relief Of certain
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rsad tvios and Referred 70 The osenitsss On II.
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M fssssnssa raovsa 70 Icy u On Ne tahls. u
nr. Hssleiehs ross vhss ths Prssldsnt Srs ssn.
said that N motion was not dsbatabls. II
Mr. Hendrioks said that he ala not pfoposs 70
dsssts shs notion, bat oaly 10 Inquire whsthsr the
rssolutlos eo.ld - called eP q aay time,
- soes = 4 sas ssosrs.insd upsn wAas day shsy
could rssaly adjearn. ~ yijls.yI Sl9.ns
The nation y lay on the table wsss thsn Agr.sd
On io,ios sf Mr.. sh.tass, u. I'm 70 ssasss.As
rats Of interest "a ~ sasaosai debt cd ~ fae
The ssue, uas tAkso upsbnD s.f7ri 40 10 Gatnu
I NJ. arimsa oGsfsd ~ susadnsst = On AAAi-
onal ssstion hat al ssss or parts Of asts suthor
iEing the Comptroller Of Tie oanssey or Treasurer
Of the United States with Ne approval 81 ~ 6sers
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United States " kseons dspositcsyysf public
monsy, be- - limited and construed - ~ hsssensr
prohibit the designation Of any such baak - ~,
postory In the District Of Columbia, or II ast ty
ip vkiSh there 10 sstsblshsd By lav an oesr S W.
Tfssssry q the Unitsd ssssss hnsws y sss-tssass
: Ths s.dsnAasae vss seSssl ~ - ssfollsphniepS,
| AYsas.-MsessL Brown, Clark, crssvsll. paeip,
AnundA qhnss Harris, Hsndspon. HssdfiekA
Howe, Jehsson, Kirkwood. Lane, MeDougAn Nj.
rill, Norton. Poland, Trnmbull, Wsds, Wilsoi nd
N.ys-Mssrsg Buetalsx Comes, Isssssssn,
Foster, Guthrie, Morgan, Pomsroy, hddls, 6hss.
nan. Van winhis. Wiley. and willisms--12 ti.y
The bill having bean considered in, Committee ~
the Whols vsfsportsd then 70 Senate. N question
being on coneurrsncs In the ansndmsnts madsin
committee, when Mr.. Sherman dsnsndsd sspsrsls
vote On the amendment Of Mr. 0riuss. r,37SlS
Msssu. Shsrmsu Guthsis, and Fesssndsn Thea
spoks against ths snsndusut st length. s.aJifi. u
Mr. Hsndrisks moved 70 amend the susudment
from public oiiesrs on dspoiE al saoh currency .
greed 70. i"t'ttD fs'3lb fIf'
Tbs question was then taken on the ansndnsnta
Of Mr.. Grimes, as follows . ., l.... t..sH.
Yeas--Msssrs. Brown. Crssvsll. Dayis, Edmunds,
Grimes. Hendricks, Lane, MoDougall, Norton,
Ramsey Trumbull. Wilson, and Ystss-1S.
Nays-Msssrs. anthony, Bueksisw, Chandler,
Conness, Cowan, Fessendsu, Foster, aathris, Hsr-
ris, Henderson, johnson, Kifkwood, Morgan, Nor
r!ll, Pon.roy. Sherman. sPrsgus, Stewart, sanasr,
Van Winkls, Wiley, and Williana-22. ..r
4 II tina auas0drnsnk waad diaa1raAd IN
The bill VA then read third time and passed.
Mr. Trumbull offered the following, which was
ordered to b printed and Ne on the table:
Joint resolution recognising the Govsramsat Of
R1saIpsd 5y tls Senate and Heuss Of Rsre.ss.
ativss Of ths United Sfstss Of Ansriea in Cengrsss
aassmbsd, That the United 6tatss do hsrsby rsoog-
mise the Government Of the State Of TsansssSs IN.
suguratsd under and BY The coavsution which "
s:Iblsd 4 2. The oh Day Of Jsnu.ry 1ses. q th:
said State entitled to the guarastss and al other
rights OF STATE Goysrnmsnt under the Constitu.
tion Of The United States.
The Prssidsnt pro fss. submitted oomnuniea-
tion from the President, covering papers nom the
'ss.1s u: ."c:n o. ss
asspts snd commercial asspts. with . sonplpte
list Of such oficss and tbs amount Of ell fsss col.
lectsd and accounted for during the year 1865.
Ih. Civil Appropriation bill was thsn taken mp
ana cOuBuerou.
Ths amsndmsnt Of the Finaaes commit.ss s.rik.
ing out the appropriation Of 60 900 for AsiIitssas
telegrsphio oommuniostion bstwssa ths Atlantio
and Paoiho States was adopted. n u, ,,3s,-f,,.
The following appropriations recommended BY ths
committee were agreed to: -"'
Provost MArshai Generals Bureau, to ss expended
under the direction Of Surgeon ]. H. BAXTER, 800.
900. EairI 80 .frl. .,s,-.- -, : L - |
For stone tagging and psvsmsnt in front Of the
War and Navy Department, $4,000.
office Of Indian AnAirs. eli, goo. % ~ ~ Y |
For eontnustion Of the work on the north portioo
Of the Patent 0fics building 1000. ~ 80.
For the payment Of hrst olass temporary clerks |
IN the 0fios Of the Commissioner Of Pensions,
$25, 900. F.. ,.., .,........ 80,
TO reimburse the Corporation Of wsshington for
expense Of Improving streets and avenues passing
through and BY Government property, 4l7 a56. 81.
The bill having been read through was laid ever.
On motion Of Mr.. Trumball the Senate then vent
into executive session, and after short time spent
therein. adjourned. am E.I.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. f4
Mr.. 6pslding. Of Ohio, from conference commit
tee on the consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill, made report which was agreed TO. The
House rscsdes from its dissgrssmsnt 70 the ap-
pontmsnt Of second assistant seorstary Of state,
whose salary 10 Axsd st o. 500. The Senate agrees
to the House amendment abolishing tho office Of
minister resident to Portugal with an smsndmsnt |
providing that no money shall bs paid to the pres
snt minister resident at Portugal on account Of
further services .H lu+ -ah W. i.' ffa
Tho Speaker laid before the House Executive
a. follows: 4rs# Ii 4rel
Msssags from the President transmitting state.
ments Of consular foes reosived. Referred TO Com
mittse on Foreign Affairs. %
Message from the President transmitting report |
and documents from the Secretary Of State relative
to proposed international movsmsnts In connection
tha wis E.-
Of the system Of coinage, weights and measures.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Coinage, Weights and
Measures .r,.r.. ..r
Mr. Latham, Of West Virginia, from the Com.
mittee on Printing, reported . resolution 70 print
1875, 900 copies ofthe agricultural report for 1865
las, 900 copies for the members Of the House and |
20, 900 for the Commissioner Of Agrioulturs.
The bill organising the Washington Canal and |
Sewerage Company for the District of Columbia
came up as the first business In the morning hour,
and was, on motion Of Mr. Alley, Of Msssachus
laid on the tabls--b8 to 53.
Mr.. Wentworth, Of Illinois, moved to reconsider,
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