The national Republican., 1866-07-17

payment 70 u.s. JeA. Z TAonss. ns~bsr Z, n
hsy'asd, II o. s1stA y. anFns ef ss'sry 40
.s,"; ,sss ss,~s.. x: ~ o. ~ s'd let Of As
Ne ssslps, 81 hssS Sls.< dsir.d 10 essr 81
snsrdsens n psyse b n WEBSTER. (prsdsess,ol
" Mr.. rhouae,) - salAsy as s.sassr from ID,
~ of A-rsAs is>s sF = shs dAss Il his rssisn.
: Y, wn.o.. sf.rs... s..li.!a . si.ld for that
Toe resolution was adopted
Mr.. Habbsrd. Of Iowa easrsd 3 rssolutiaA, vhisa
wss adapted, 10 pay sseh saIary 70 Mr.. webster.
7. M Ksykssdsil, Of Illinois, oasrsd resolution
shlsa w.. sdop,.s 70 pay 70 Ho. Robert Q s:ls !: n
York. salary ~ msmbsr ftou 4sh ot Msrsh, 1854
to Aaeu d, 1855, the data OF kis cleo i,n.
/ n. k.ssoa, of love, ssesrs1 y vssotatt.N vhssa
wss adopted. directing the ysserstary Of State y
sonmuuicat~ any isfoSua'ion Be bas rsessvsd ffosr
the Ua,tsd ststssi Oowuissioasr 0snsrai TO the
Paris Exposition, IN rs,srsnes to intsrnsuoos
novsnenis for the tsfor Of the system Of coinage,
eeiRhts, aad measures. llliI fqs la n ius1t "a
Mr., washbarps. Of Illinois, offered . rssolution
which was adopted, inorsasing the y Of clerks "a
committees Of the Hoass hou fcsr TO avs dollar
per day, for the tins sotpsily employed 4 81 .
Mr. Cook, Of Iuinsis, ,oGs,ed . resolation. wh'ct
was adopted. providing thst the salaries " Al N
Gers aud employees OF the Houss. i,e,sassd = =
prsseut session. shall not sxtsnd boy oud the hrsl
day of the pext Congrsss. o d b .s.,etrifIittitf ! p
NJ. B.sa'{, t.t y ffqas.. Of NJ All;y, stsir' M
Luton, which vas adopted, directing the Comni
Tee On Printing to inquI,s Into the sx,s 7. ~ o.
repsaline 90 mu~h Of the set Of yuas . Is y Al
direots the sunusi reports Of the Postn ssr 3sos-
raj Of oGso received, and sontraess mss, ssr to-.
vsyins the mail, not % BE- printsd Or Of rspsaia
such report to be annually made % Congrsrs
Mr.. fngsrsoil. Of Illinois, introduced hi' ex'
smpting persons from the internal 70, eius tax.
Read three times and passsd. sli4tS ~ t.
Mr.. Fsrssvosth, Of Illinois. offered . rssblutlca,
whioh was adopted, dirsetipg The 6.orseary Of War
hy members Of the so called oonfsdsTats etats' 70
Je6srson Davis, st or about the time u the nsgo-
tiations preceding The surrender Of Johhston %
General sherman, concerning the eject Of suob
surrsndsro the political rights of the people then
IN reeelioo As.in't tas United s'stsa' and any
Mr. Harding, Of Kentucky. od.rsi the following
resolution, and moved The prsvious question:
Ressivsd, That ths debts and obi cations Of the
Government should ks held ssored, sspsciaily such
- have been solensiy rsecgu.sd by lsws Just and
.s,sius % apart fund for II sAss pps, o., snd he
rspudia,on Of any such dsbts, whs.hsr tnsy " for
partial compensation TO ioysi men for s'aves taken
aud employ cd In the military service by the Gov.
srnmeut, or tor other property should be discoan.
tsnanced and condemned by oil loyal men and BY
every dspartmsnt Of the Govsrnusnt. .fr-
The House refused TO second the previous quss.
tion and Mr. Farnsworth, Of Illinois, rose to de-
bate the resolution which would osuss 1t 70 60
Mr. Nib,sek In order 70 get vote upon 2 rec
oluton) moved lay IL on the table and called for
the yeas and nays. Il " .4i.T r- -HHrsl
;. rheys.. and nays we're taken and resulted yeas
80, nays 80. sa..-. y, ~ .,...- no. 6
So the resolution was laid on the table.
The Speaker presented Executive oomnuniea-
tions, % ioliows: ~ '.a .i'' " &
From the Secretary Of War. with papers In the
ssss Of Dorrauos Atss,sr. Referred 70 ssiset com
nittss on the subject. - s..sf AMI Big .s. %
From zane With report Of all brevst ranks con.
f~usd on officers OF the regular army since 'prii
u 1851. Referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs ~ p '.l' '. --' fh.' 'LsHA
Frsn the Secretary ofths Istsr,cr, With rsport
Of Com missioner of8sneral Land Ono In refssescs
70 public lands within certain iimits Of Csiifer
mia, Referred, on notion Of NJ. Highly, 70 'hs
committee on Mines and Mining. ~
Mr. Hooper, Of Mas, from the Committss on
Banking and Currency. made report In ths osse
OF the Msrehants National Bank, II this city, sud
ssked that the report aud the doonmsos therein
referred to should be printed. f... !
Mr.. Randall, Of Pa Ia msGbsr ofths committee
desired TO have the testimony printed also,
Mr. Hooper thought that unnecessary. The tee
timony covered o,er 900 pages and the substance
Of Il was embraced 10 the report q
M. Randall, Of Pa. then called for the residing
Of the r-port, and o. Il Is pretty lengthy, Mr..
Hooper Withdrew 1t Tor the prs,sut. 1.r.....
Mr. Price, of Iowa, asked leave to report from
the Committee on the PAoiao railroad. an act
granting lands to aid In the construction of rnil
road and telegraph line from the Ststss Of Aissopri
and Arkmnsas To the aeiac coast
Mr.. Wsshburns, Of III, aud Mr. Wright, OF N, u.
obiro,sd, D ,-.,f tr.rap.. ..s4 .g
The House resumed the consideration Of the TO
port oil the select oonmtt-e 10 the case Of the ~.
sault Of Mr.. Rousseau of Ky. upon Mr.. a.iussll of
Iowa. 1868 VI. TO ....H' t"I-.t .i|a' Hfl Ni' r
generally thst the provocntiop gwen to Mr. hoss.
ssau was such As, not 70 justly the assault, ct
least to palliats 1t, ~ .
During his speech the Presidents secrstsry ap
psared at the bar Of the House and delivered mes
sage 10 writing. being the Prssidsuts veto Of the
taken up and read and the bill passed over the
Pr.siient's veto, BY . vote Of ~ 70 -. 10
The House then resumed the Roussau. .drinnsll
case. Mr.. Halls concluding BIS argument and NJ
wilson, Of Iosa, replying to IT, M, Hmies amend
meat, offered on Saturday, ws: rejected without
uittsd an amsndusnt. 70 strike out the two hrs'
rssolations reported BY the oomnittss aud % sub
sttute the ef0r the resolution reported by The nj
nority. thereby removing Mr.. Grinnslrs case from
the action Of the House. ..-
The matter then went over unti, tomorrow.
proITiatious, reported back the Senate amendment
to tho Indian appropriation bill, and recommended
that, inasmueh % they increase the appropriation
BY nearly two milliops Of doIlsrs, arising out Of
new treaties With the Indians, they bs non-con.
CURED in. and committee Of conference asked.
! The amsudmeuts were ron-ooneurrsd In, and
committee Of conference asked. ae.iuJl
Mr.. stsvsus, Of Pennsylvania, introduced . join,
resolution giving construction to the paragraph
taxing cgars in the internal reysnus blu so as TO
calculate the ad valorsm tax Of 20 per cent. only
on the value Of cigars beyond the frst Sl2 thou
sand. He claimed that that vas the intention Of
the Hou.e when the paragraph was inserted, and
that mistsks had been made By the conference
committee. Sos D.. .. afa4 4llmr.H,-.H l.
Mr. Alison, tf Iowa, thought ths-s had been no
mistake committed, and suggested, as the proposi'
tion was an important one, that 1t should 80 over
till tomorrow.
II was 90 ord cred.
And then the House, at quarter before five, ad.
journsd. -I ..Hh .t-t#. .r.f
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