The New York herald., 1866-07-12
THIRTY, NINTH CONGRESS.
First session.
8 EN- ATE.


sENATE.
wAsnnaror, Scly II, 1905
ExrESprruRRs on rUmIo RunpISGs
The CHAIR laid before the Senate communication
from tho President transmitting, in response TO resou
tion, statement Of the or money expended
public works from 1860 TO 1895
WHITEHALL PORT DELIVERY.
Mr. MORGAN, trep.l Of N. Y, from tho Committee on
Commerce, reported bill declaring the town Of White
hall, n Y, port OF delivery.
CONVERSATION pANAGKa
the s Of p m9 me %
sustained BY the war Which was referred TO the Com
mittee on Claims.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES
MT RAMSAY lrep) OF Mimi, called up bill to extend
for three years the benefits OF hs bill granting lands
colleges which passed.
INCORPORATION ~ wrSHG COMPANY.
A bill TO incornoraic the Mining and Manufacturing
Company OF the District of Columbia was passed.
THE AND MANNER ErRcuSG UNITED STATES sgNAToRs.
Mr. CLARK, trepl Of n H.. call up the bill TO reSu-
late tho time and manner of holding elections for sena-
MI Frs Espny rcp) Of Me- objected to tho provision
thai tho vote shall 30 ura rocc Ho said II was The
custom TO vote By ballot in nearly all tho Now England
States and there might be some objections to the pro-
posed change
that the Committee the Judiciary had carefully
sdcred this matter and had concluded that members
OF the Legislature act IN representative capacity thor
constituents have right TO know how they vote A
vird uoce vote prevents deception.
Mr. FEs4sDEs said Tint In order to test tho Of
the Senate he would to strike out the words openly
by q vip1 vote"
Alter discussion by Messrs. Williams, Anthony
GUNNER Salisbury and Guthrie, Mr Fessendens amend.
ment was dsas reed to--ycas 9. nays 2s.
Mr. DAVIS, tdem.l Of Ry., spoke against the bill.
Mr. HOWE rep Of Wis, moved an amendment that
II no person shall receive majority on the first day.
tho houses shall meet In joint convention twelve
o'clock meridian on each succeeding day 70 take At
The amendment WINS adopted.
Mr., SHERMAN rep OF Ohio, moved an amendment to
strike out the provision TINT in tho joint assembly
majority OF all the members elected 10 both houses shall
be present and voting. This was disagreed to.
The bill then read third time.
Mr.. SAUi snuRY, (dem.) OF Oct, moved It's indefinite
postponcment. which was disagreed To-
II was then passed by the following vote =
ysAs.--Messrs. Anthony Clark, Conness cragn, Ed
Johnsop Ian. Of ind Morsnn NORTH NeSmiai Sye
Poland ,rromeroy Stewart summer, TunbuIl, Wade. w
NAys-Mes,rs aowan. Davis, Doolte, Guthrie Hcna.r.
son. Norton Riddle Sanisbury sherma Spragus and Van
Az amended and passed the biz is as follows
SECTION That the Lsslature State which shsIi
be Ss..en ors preceding s % Sf hs ns for
on tuesday er ee IL
thereof proceed TO elect Senator IN Congress
'ufa sn SGs IN es
tor r'H hs q s
so voted for who shall havo q Tho whoo number
By Clerk Secretary thereof; either
sss'' & f 5. On III os '.a *
twelve O'clock. meridian Of tho Day followias h.,
as.
~ s o.. The @ each asa.s person
Sonsr-ss q he Dnsa s.s.s ss the same psrson shall
~; e Sass a sss 10 " ss
aursa y III: g. ,hs joint :::s%sy ;ssi then pr.essa e
for g. .ors..d and .As hsvlag msJeri
e e. - @ s .a % s sS' q a:
:. % :: ssi, &. @ ana a., Z g.. n
b o'clock s.eh d.y during the scsssa
That whsaever tSe meeting q the Lep.l.srs
q s ~: =. sI . s . Of
shall proceed the second Tuesday after the
e. e X 70 .Sss @
=. % s ss Il. .ns % aap
tuesday After the Legislature shall have been orssnxed.
'na s.o % 5. duty tn. Governor Of the
ss: % usae4 ss s:ss ss o . &
as President q the senate q the Sn,lsd States. which
Ti,x Rroarrp oursAnEs " AHvxp sAsrs or xx1oASs IN
ARIZONA AND HxnNoarLIo, E1C
Mr. NxnrH, tdem.) Of Oregon. submitted the follow.
ing resolution, which was adop,eds-
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ns ass my " u e.: e *
DENT: sraons fsrussy On Tho fs-1 .son ths 1isoa.
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s.;e. isrr'rn ana ssher e rsssrsr.'
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Aexico. ~ ar~..d MeIicans is ia their possession
on Totion OF Mr.. NEsnnn was also
Resolved tha. tho Com raItt~e Military Affairs bt IN
% ,"e q "a q s o s, X:
b or y the apsr.si a.ress in sonora. and into ~
sset - -sng United foroe- ia ,h. tcrri,ory
SS ca. .Ss & ssassff a 's%sss s.a
Of bullion aud suppu.
.xv,,c.. .u,s &C rrscsAva conrAsy
M H.ss rep Of M aueSo se oo ,ns sq,~ns
Resolved, the Amerie.n Aas tic Iel.sraph cora
Psny o. ne persass aSa ih The intent - sssbh ies
sr"phle eommaaissoa bswssn The United stass
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receive transmit and deliver any telegraph message or
written ss,~s.n Es,ops and Arss.ss s
exclusive use q The A.nc soa., q the unea s..es for
nnosAL BAsGRrrT
Mr. PoIiSp trep.l Of VI, from the COMMITTEES on The
Judiciary prcrcuted the bill establish uniform sys-
tenn Of bankruptcy throughout the United States, with
sn,ossS, nu"g -" Of sasstaps "r s.aSrgpy
rs en- Judges Of the District Courts instead OF tho
Circuit Courts Of The United states insesd o. Ave con-
mi.noners TO sss-t the CHIEF Jusce ng general
for srccned purposes any two associate Justices
may render such assistance. Tho exemption OF such
The tan rup, dotniced h stricken out 0her provi-
SONS are verbal OF minor Importance There y no
essential ehrngs made In the bl passed the House
Mr. susssn. IrepJ Of Mass., asked II WAS th. inlo,.
tIon Of Mr. Poland to call for the consideration Of this
bill st the present session
NJ porssp aid he could not tell with cer,sinty shs,
wonld be done Ia the matter Ne knew why
tho bill should not be considered before sdJourumcnt
Mr. suxsER hoped II would be taken up very
The bili as amended, was ordsrsd 10 be printed
LaSp onAsrs % >oUrunRN RArLRoAnss
Mr. GurHRn tdem Of Ky, introduced bill 70 rcyive
and continue In force act making grants Of public
lands IN tho State ~ Mississippi fov the building u GER
tain railroads, approved August II, 1860 Referred 70
tho Committee on Pubic Lands.
paEyExrioS sxrGGIrSG.
Mr. cossrss trcp) OF Cal, from the conference con.
mtee on tho bill 10 prsvcnt smuggling, rnaic roport
which was agreed TO- concurrng In nearly ell the senate
amendmsnss The report was made somo days since,