New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-06
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In and provided Moreover that part OF the mon.ys
hereby appropriated shall he applied 20 pay or sub
Escuce of aL} cadet appointed ron shY Siale laie ID
Sebeen against the Government un such state shall
have been restored TO It's original relations with the
Union under and by virtue oil en- act OF Joni resOin
Dion Of Congress for that case MADE ana PROVIDED
MI EIpffDGr called for the yeas anu nays
NJ SgupNCK desired 10 modify by inserting the
word hereafter but the prcious question having been
seconded Mr. Eldrdge objected and the yeas ana
: The woe was taken aud resulted yeas Sc; nays 70.
30 tlp amendment was rejected
Atthe close OF the roleai there were but lie" lie
yub!icau members voting in the negative lneludlng
Messrs. Raymond and WaShhurue (Il) Iut, arer
Mr.. Wa,hburne's vote the Republican members com
snenced 90 change their votes The change was pfln
cipsly the ground that the amendment applied to
cadets how in the Iustltnte.
Mr.. SCHENCK stated that IN drawing up the enenG-
ment the word hereafter had been inadvertently
omitted ana moved TO reconsider The vote by when
abe mat. question had been ordered so that be might
IKE motion 70 reconsider was allowed to stand till
Mr.. S9rvrNs suggested that the Army Appropriation
3 shoa. Dee considered as having been reported from
1.c Committee Of the Whole.
stud tho 'ari0us amendments adopted IN Committee Of
fhe Nioe Eere cOncurred in. excepting that in refer
eucc to rae InnOis Central Railroad, which was re-
served t.r special action.
The list question was on Mr. Grinnelrs amendment
IL the appointment which Mr.. WAsHBU RNE Qll) desig-
mated locking The stable door after the horse was
stolen. II Nas rejected. Yeas. 30. NAYS 90. Inc
srcSfiOy rec lrrel ON Mr. Wushburncs amendment.
. Nh. tARNsWOgTH NJ demanded the yeas and rays.
which were ordered and which resulted; Yeas, -;
Navs Oh SO the amendment was agreed TO- Inc
"A ruy = Appropriation bin WIS tnen passed.
PETITIONS.
7 Nj RpoOMALL pa presented the petition OF li'
citizens Of Chester County. Pa, praying Congress 10
smposc such conditions on the return OF the Rebel
Estates - shah punish treason protect loyalty ana 90
away with distinctions account Of race of cOlor also
The petition Of 10 citizens o. the same place praying
Nor change IN the Constitution making the President
eligible by direct vote and enabling Congress 10 TX the
qualifications OF electors.
Both were referred 10 the Judiciary COMMITTEE.
NJ. GROOMAL also presented the petition OF citizens
of the same Mace praving FOR amendment OF the
Aar so qs 20 protect labor % the extent OF the differ
enc between the cost Of capital and labor here aud
abroad: which was referred 10 the Committee on Ways
SHd Means.
He also presented petition for repairs OF piers al
Marcus Hook on the River Delaware; referred TO the
Commute on Commerce.
Mr. KErCHAN N y presented memorial OF Ludwig
Ybsteen and OF Clifford sherman and Innis OF Pough
teepSie NewYork for such adjustment of the tarf
aud internal tax chemicals shall moi bear Cypress
syey on The American manufacturer Also oi the Buck
eve Mower and Reaper relief from the duplication of
4sxes; referred 30 Committee on Ways and Means.
MI. DARLING presented petition o. the Assistant
SCISSOR OF the Eighth Congressional District Of New
York foi increased pay; same reference.
Mr.. RAYMOND New NOrk) presented similar petit
zion rom Assistant Assessors of the Sixth District;
reference. Mr. RAYMOND also presented memorial
ef the paper and envelope manufacturers anu dealers
md saOners OF New York. against the proposed law
IN relation the sale Of stamped envelopes Referred
10 the Committee on PostOfhces Adjourned