, 1866-06-19

ss~Nerarr~- >ig1raves Sti1lue11, Tabor. Taylor
I F.ancis Thomas. John L. Th. ms, Jr. Thornten
Winfsid-s1. fi d. ho'n' o' No. "ssn0'''' - t0o
| NJ STEVENS moved the prevsou. question
sseeonds5, md The eoucnrrent fesot1tt"n "as reae
str. GARFIELD suggested that the proposed
ar'fcle should Dr. amended by esTik!nE ont the
Motds- - u cotton exporter from The United
Mt. t.SrtVENS cxprek-eo hi yllltn.ne'a.'
The SPEAKER r1nted hiatt previous question
having he. seconded, and The main question Or
nj. LEsLoND objected, because the matter
WI b. ing tssd hronsh nndss ,hs s,g @ ~
vote. Notion nega.ived, and 20 the amendment
gould not be oEerCd. Tue question being On agree
lug 10 the resolution ii sas suEen BY yeas and nays
a. the c0n* | ntlon qnIfes. and resulted yeas 50
nnss 61a % txo thirds mt Totlns tn favor thereof
al required. the concurrent resolution was rejected
he srEAkEk sdded tba. the @ con.i1tutloI.sl TT @
taly Of slate thft morning.
The following ret oIution was offered:
sensie eopcu9ne m M that ,he Pr.mSe1t q he Tn,ted
Slater be requested 10 transmit forthwith to the
ESecHl,es: of the several states Of the uni'ed
SSae sops - Of
the Conslrfuttuu, =.
Nr. ELDRlDGE objected.
hr. BINGHAM moved o eufpend the rules,
Which Eas agreed to, BY sole Of "a 'e9s against
sgrced 10.
III. MILLER offered rcsolution directing the
fei1eo 10 II On ihe, ssd Of January last graatine
peuetone to The eo1di.r 70 Of the war Of 1871. II
III. ANCoNA offered the following, which WIS
adopted: -
WHEnEas, It |. alleged that peaeeable cttizeus
Of The Gnl'ed stse.. engaged in no unlaFfnl act,
Bfftl b Government In Ireland; therefore. he 1t
htsotref, 4hat !hr President be requested TO IN
form the Hcu'e what information he may have ~
10 tuch asrstt, and what steps have been taken 10
protect such er.ops In their rights as citizens Of
Iii. GARFIELD a.keu the unanimous consent
Of The House 10 otter the lollnH Ing re- sotution.
Resotrtd, Thai the t.omD1ttee en- Mileage be d.
rtcted 10 e1amins ard report Nhat discrepancy, II
sny. i1ere Nas betseen the amoont q mileage 8;
The mileage Committee Of the So b Congress: and
thai the nllieaee Commitlee Of ibis Hou.e be d.
1ec'ed in 70 c~se 10 allow morc mileage 10 any
member than ls claimed b. him.
HI. SPALDtNg objected.
Ar GARFIELD 1uoyea to rrspcnd The rulcs In
order that be might offer 1t. Afterwards with
The uou.e proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
bill TO provide for restoring 10 the States lately In
sessqP q NJ p1lta' PILL seht. ,,s nn.,
great lerxth. In exptara,inn Of his position; but
little. be SAID. remained to be oone in the way
Of restoration, and seven m3n'hs had been spent
in d,.cusstrg ho'v 'hat !l,t!e vas 10 b. done. lie
repeated BIZ fnop, First. to accept the pEeaent
ttatus Of the Southern States, and regard them as
having resumed .hetr position q eelf gosei1pent
cIde On Ihs admission Of representatives By dis
trfet., admitting none but loyal meu, nho
can take the oato pre- .cEtbeu.
men Of the south all The RIGHTS ol citizens N courts
o. law and elseHhefe- Fourth, to exclude from
Federal efIee; iae lsasne seto.5 in ne cogsRfaey
adopt tuch amendments TO the Constitution a. may
seem w1te to Conx1ess and 10 the states, acting