Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

NJ Rnensan - enNod - ~. NJ 49,
r,ors. by the Sppoker. II. bo11Iaa 49,
n cu;; in the 0pon spnce Is nm ~ ~
3 3 pssssr's chair, when u NJ .ddrusesd 81
~ Sne.ker ss follow:
~ :. rcr Rmsssu TIE floaae e &C.,
-. h.s DECLARED yDu xuiItv OF n violar
. !:., = ;,s riars and privtlcrSs Inn -.
VOL na; -. pcssnAl aa6uals tpon 8 Semb1s
me ", suokn in debate. Th1e coodem.
%, CIV thew bve placed on thslr Journal
asuv -, 90 crdesd that you shsll - 1ublicly
su .a,;m.ndcd b the Speaker.
reR,, lords oinline can ed 10 ~ fbrce q
~ rscr Il oeiience to which now pro
'n's w. ,,,on WI its fepSimAnd."
oouneS ..ses.e !, owed eetl yoliry4 p 10 'sfs
NJ routli, then offered the following
ST. ,.,.,nn rs question Of privilege:
'es nlo,,r.,i r. senate concufriDg, that
S..s;.,.at tbs renaac and speaker Of
nc 1880, c,-- Day Of 49,, q -
.ne ,.r Nom. ,journ their respective hous-
oc'o Iii me Az, the ID day Of OCeo6BN
e esee s. md tSstn that day unless 1t Be then
otbe.wisc orded BY the two houses. they
further adjo.a their respecsiVc. nosss
until the III . n December, led0.
The House used g hy ne IesoiutlcHn
m The table - to %, and tim NE con
current resol,on was agree to ~ ~ 70 "a.
Mr.. Roeersse to . question OF privilege
and stated Il he as member Of the Ju'
: diciary Comhtee, TO which had 6een 70.
. tered the entry as to the completely Of
ia. Davis ii.e assassination Of President
! Lincoln. haden refused access to the re-
,;monv and maps before the COMMITTEES,
i and he was trefore deprived Of all oppor-
tmnity to fcl such . judgement In the
matter as wcl enable him to join in the
: report OF thu ommlttee. =.
Mr. Boutll explained that notwith-
!. standing theforts Of the Committee 70
n keen the ties, ony and papers secret until
I : report sho be made, some important
\ horizons Of m had been communicate
' Tor publicah to the New York Herald
i That musician had led the Committee u
d exercise a ser care over the psperA
They had b. referred to him (Boutwelll
If as a sub Conttee, and yesterday had in
0 s,r,ctcd the TX OF the committee to per.
nit Rogers tee the papers, but he learned
e that he (Rcs) had even payed . phono
e graphic roper to take extracts from
them, and h.BoutwelD had taken posses
if sion of the apers. He added that TIKI
it reporter enrd by Rogers was man who
rs had been eyed in editing o rebel papel
re at Mcmphienn.
n Mr.. Koge,rotestec that he knew moth
Sc ing Of thatd asked the House to let him
ID employ a ,orter either at his own ex
n pense or abe House, the reporter to be
sworn to s(cy,
st Objections made.
re The Spec ruled that when papers arc
in the hant sub committee 70 prepare
e. report, no er member Of the committed
IL has right them until the report l,al
Of been preset to the committee.
Mr.. Fluid he would advise the mem
in Der from n York to resign as a Membel
of the coniiee.
k. Mr.. Rogeaitl that al he wanted Was To-
De the countrt know the facts.
m Mr.. ScheA..on leave, introduced bill I.
y authorize tfecreta-y OF War IN furnish
In transported 10 discharged soldiers Z
whom artih limbs are furnished by tn.
n Govcrnmet Read three times and passed
MI. KetCn on leave introduced Join
* resolution nesting the Secretary Of Wa
to transfer 10 the War Department 70 tn
to Executive che several States for safe keep
8 ing the rel flags captured by vOluntee
I'd regiments Ding the late war, sending 7
Sc each State, colors captured by the regi
n ments Of suStatc Read three times an
passed.
ks The Hou proceeded to business on th
he Speakers ts and disposed OF it Is follow
as The Sensamendment and House amend
is mcnt to Sec bill for bridging the Aissii
IN sippi river.
v. The Sen, amendment which provide
he for = bridecer that liver at St. Louis wa
rs concurred
&c The Sem amendment to House bi
to granting tk(ght OF ay to ditch and q
nal ownertAr the 4iblic lands in tn
il States of ta1hrnia. Oregon and Nevadt
y Pending a,ib in the Jill.
The Hots{ljourne4