Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
VOL. XX---NO. l4l.

| 5LitullOu mdue no eAcepuOn8 whatever s
to the bills and Joint resolutions requirin
the signature Of the President.
The bill reported two days since by NJ
MYERS, from the Committee on Patent
to extend the patent Of Jonathan Ball, fc
coating with cement inside Of metallic pipes
came up next in order and after a long do
bate was rejected e.
On motion Of Mr.. RAYMOND it wa
ordered that the proceedings tomorrow b
| confined TO g general debate on the Presi
dents annual message.
| ilThe HOUSE then proceeded TO the con
sideratiOn of the bill to provide for restor
| ing to the States lately in iRsurrection thei
full political rights
Mr. RAYMOND, who had the hoor
yielded TO Mr.. 0rth with the understand
ing thet he should address the House OF
| Monday. l
Mr. HALE offered the following smend
ment to the bill
Provided, however, that this act eshsl
not be construed to deny the right Of each
House of Congress to be Judge of election
returns and qualifications Of its own mem
bers, or to prohibit the admission by either
House Of any member duly elected and
qualified on taking the required oath Of
office at any time. s-.-.
Mr.. ORTIZ made speech il support Of
the bill, after which it went over until Mon
day next.
Mr.. DGNNELLY, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported back the Senate
joint resolution passed yesterday, explana-
tory of and IN addition to the act Of May
9TH, 1864, granting lands to aid in the con
struction Of certain railroads in Wisconsin.
Read third time and passed.
The Senate bills confirming the title of
Alexis Pierrelet to tract of land in Brown
county Wisconsin, and granting pension
to Mrs. Margaret Fallon, and to define the
number and regulate the appointment of
officers OF the navy were taken from the
Speakers table, read twice and appropriate
ly referred.
The SPEAKER presented the proceed
Ings OF the Soldiers State Convention in
Pennsylvania. Referred to the Committee
on Military affairs and ordered printed.
Mr.. RICE, of Massachusetts, from the
Committee on Naval Affairs, reported back
the Senate bill, passed April 2, to establish
g photographic Office in the Navy Depart
ment, with an amendment striking out the
appropriation Amendment agreed to and
the bill passed. -
Mr.. MCKEE, from the Committee on
Claims, reported back the Senate bill to re-
Imburss tho State of West Virginia for
moneys expended for the United States for
arming, equiPing and paying the military
forces to aid in suppressing the rebellion,
with an amendment to appoint three COM
missiousrs instead of one Amendment
agreed to and the bill passed
Mr.. BINGHAM introduced a Joint resolu-
ton directing the names of Edward Grouse,
Jesse W Dungsr and Joseph Parker, who
had been commissioned as LIeutenants in
The 18th Ohio Infantry, but who were
killed before being mustered in, be en-
rolled as mustered in from date of commits
sion.
After some discussion it was, on motion
If Mr.. WILSON, Of Iowa, referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. MOREHOUSE was excused from ser
vice on the Rousseau Grinnell Committee.
Mr.. THAYER was appointed in his
place.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Mr.. KIRKWOOD, from the Committee on
Conference on a disagreeing vote on the
oint resolution relative to the disposal of
,ublic lands in the Southern States, made |
report which was concurred in. As passed |
he resolution restricts the amount of land |
o be entered by one person to so acres for |
w0 years, after which 100 acres may be |
ntered. Until January next all who have |
AIKEN part in the rebellion are excluded |
rom the privileges Of the bill after that |
his restriction Is removed
Mr.. SHERMAN rose to a personal ex-
'lanation. He found in the New York |
Tribune an article in which he was alluded |
o az the organ Of the Treasury Department. |
This was unjust to him. Two important |
ills, emanating from tho Treasury Depart |
nent had been introduced in the Senate !
his winter, he had opposed one Of these and |
avored the other. He did not want the |
eeretary of the Treasury to be held re- |
esponsiDle for his (Sherman'si errors, and |
Ie (Sherman) did not wish to be held re-
ponsible for the errors of anybody but him |
elf
Mr. VAN WIEELE introduced a resOlu- |
ion permitting the Quartermaster General |
o pay the citizens of the counties OF Berekely |
nd Jefferson, West Virginia, for quarte--
master stores furnished the army. Passed. |
4 resolution to print 10000 copies Of the /
eport Of the Board of Visitors to the Naval /
.cGdemy for 1866, was reported from the /
Committee on Printing by Mr. ANTHONY |
nd passed.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON the bill to
ontinue in force the Freedmen's Bureau
7as made the special order for Tuesday
ext at l o'clock.
Mr.. GRIMES introduced a resolution,
Thich was adopted, calling upon the secre-
ary Of War for report Of the Board of OFF,
ers on the subject Of coast defences.
Mr.. HOWARD called up the bill author
ling the Eastern Division of the Pacific |
.ailroad to select their route, &C., published
D the proceedings of ths Senate day before
which was discussed and after
7ards postponed.
The joint resolution for the representa-
on Of the United States at toe Paris Ex-
osition was taken up.
The question was upon The amendment Of |
lr. Harris, to appropriate $4,000 in coin
lr the erection Of buildings for the display
American articles. The amendment was
greed to by yeas IS, nays II.
The following is the vote in detail
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony, Cragin, Cress-
lsll Doolittle, Edmunds, Guthrie, Hen
erson, Johnson, Morgan, Morrill,, Forton,
I've, Ramsay, Sprague, Van Winkle, Will
ANS, Wilson'S.
EAYs-Messrs. BuekaleT, Chandler, Cow
n, Davis, Foster, Grimes, Hendricks, How
I'd, Howe, KirkwOod, Lane, Ind, Pome-
oy, Salisbury, Stevens, Trumbull, Wade
ates-l7.
Mr.. HARRIS offered an amendment
making it the duty Of agents distributing
money under this resolution to report such /
in detail to Congress. Adopt
a.
Mr.. STEWART remanked the yeas and
ays on the passage of the resolution as
mendcd. Yeas q, nays IS. So the reso-
1tion was passed and it goes to the House
Or concurrence in the amendments.
On motion Of Mr.. DOOLITTLE is was re-
Owed that when the Senate adjourn to-day
. adjourn to meet on Monday next.
The Senate, il accordance with resolu-
ion adopted yesterday, proceeded to the
of the bills from the Com
nittee on the District Of Columbia.
The Presidents Private Secretary enter
d the Senete Chamber at half past two
With q message from the President return
ng with his objections the bill authorizing
he New York and Montana Mining Com
any to purchase certain lands reserved
rom sales and not now IN market
The consideration of District of Columbia
usiness was resumed. A number of pri-
ste and local bills were disposed of.
At O'Clock Mr.. SPRAGUE called for the
eading of the Presidents message. The
Message was read and ordered to eprinted.
Mr.. MORRILL, moved to call up the bill
epealing the city charter of Washington
nd Georgetown, and providing for their
overnment bY Commissioners
WIT CON ,,orrad in nOatndna the