The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-20
EXTRA SESSION or CONGRESS.


Senate
WAsHINoToN, July 2O-Mr. Harlan Uowa) moved
that the Senate take up the House bill regulating the
election of officers tor Washington CITY, II provides
chosen BY the Two tie y Council shs s %
Tne point Of order was raised that the consIdera-
ton Of the btl was violation the rule adopted at
the commencement Of the session, aud was decided
that the bll could , not be taken up.
MIR. Conklin IN; YJ asked Mr.. Chandler how he
Mr.. Chandler-I voted in the negative.
Mr.. Chandler said he would move that the Clerk be
instructed not to communicate the resolution TO the
Several Senators suggested that this resolution was
Mr.. Chandler then said that he noticed that the
Senators who had voted for this resolution the
same who had voted last spring against an extra
In the course of his remarks he referred to Mr.
who iu April had so much confidence in the President
necessary The President, IN his rebelous message
TO Congress, had said substantially that he would
enforce the Reconstruction laws of Congress- He
hoped Congress would not adjourn until t had pro-
MI Anthony GR fi interrupted MIR Chandler to
make the p int Of order that Il was the dnty OF the
Amer further remarks Mr.. Chand er said be had
been informed that the Clerk had communIcated the
resolution 10 the the House, aud he he would move there
There was sort of hybrid concern in the Senate
other hybrids, i incapable of reproduction. It
Weed: and few Copperheads and Northern Rebels.
u
Republicans and Rebels. The highway of conserga-
tive Republoansm was as clearly marked with
with the carcasses and bones of dead mules. The
Of he large cities were conservative but the people
Of the United states nlneenths Of them were sound
Lincoln about conservatism. When Thurlow Weed
haul the whole conservative Republican party OF
Michigan uphill in street car with two horses. He
told Mr. Lincoln that ali the coaservatiye RepuS,
licans OF New York could be driven by single loco
could n a
street car.
House of Representatives..
Mr.. Clark (Ohio) from the Committee on Printing,
chapters of the report Captain tnow Major Genera
the Mississippi gyer ana 2OS G0pes of the cores
| Admiral GOldsborough, 500 copies thereof for the
Nay RRepssrtIma;en Rpsr fror tho con,r,,to m india.
fiairS reported back the Senate bill 10 carry into
Tor the adjustment Of claims Of the United states citi
zens On the Government OF that Republic. Passed;
communication from the Secretary Of state in reply
Tor information in refrence to citizens OF the United
states tiled and convicted IN ireland for words spoken
ment OF the Examiner ot Claims. Laid on the table
MIR. Robinson IN. " stated that the document,
which had not oeen READ showed That the Examiner
case. that OF Captain McCaferty. He expressed his
through tie United States Consnls in Ireland of the
ca' ss OF Stephen j. Meany, William j. Nagle, aud
lions gu the State Department. but he Thought that
| i he House then proceeded to the consideration of
tribes
on motion of Mr.. Window (Minn.), his own name
as one Of the Commissioners was struck out ana that
! The bill was further amended on motion of Mr.
WINDOW, 6y striking out the secoad and thlrd sec
| That the Said commissioners are required to exa
mine and select a district or districts OF country
now Occupying territory eastof the Rocky MoIntans
!
tlons under treaty stiDuauons, to which The Govern
ment has the right of occupation, to which SAID
commissioners can obtain The right of occupation aud
tlable or grazing land enable the said tribes re-
spectvely to support themselves by agriculture and
| The said district districts when so selected and
main pei maneht homes for the said Indians to be
located thereon and no person not members of said
0TF the permssOn Of f. the tribes Interested except
thai the district or districts shall be so located as not
10 interfere with travel on highways located by the
the Northern Pacific RIA lroad the Union Pacific Rail
S sn aH aes G5 ae % S SE
| on motion of Mr.. Wilson tIowa) the Judiciary Com
IN @ was aHIG96zea & 10 send oF persons and papers
| lucky and Delaware have Governments republican Ia
TO O admnser sS 20 oaa SUB Committees with power
on moiion Of MI, Stevens lPa( the Clerk of the
state the acts in reference 10 reconstruction passed
On motion Of MI Ashley tobio), leave was granted
| to members who have prepared prepare
speeches on the Veto OF the Reconstruction bill.
have such speeches printed In the Globe condition
ad the House the Senate
amendment TO the House resolution about
adjournment The amendment Is that both Houses
adjourn at o'clock to-day till the first Monday in
December ext, instead OF the 18th of Novem ber
Mr.. Pike (Me), moved that the House adhere to its
MIR. Trowbrldge moved to cnncur In the Senate
amendment.
The latter resolution was negatved, yeas s2 NAYS
~, and Mr.. Pikes motion was agreed to,
Mr.. Wilson (IOwa) Chairman OF the Judiciary Conn
mittee reported preamble and resolution recitiDg
that Lafayette q. Baker had the I'd of July
dietary Committee In reference TO certain allegations
against the President, had neglected TO appear
before the Committee, and directing the Speaker to
issue his warrant TO the Sergeant at Arms command
ing him TO take Baker into custOdy Wherever to be
found, and have him brought before the bar of the
House g. answer for contempt oil the authority OF the
House. Adopted,
The Speaker presented communication from the
Secretary the Treasury in reply TO resolution OF
July IOIh asking for Information relative TO the eas
ing of buildings for the DEPARTMENT In New York and
Brooklyn. Laid on the table and ordered To be
Mr Logan moved 20 reconsider the vote permitting
members who did not deliver speeches on the mes
sage Yesterday to have ther speeches printed In
Globe He denounced any such practice, and showed
how IL might be abused
Recruits for the Army.
NEW YORK, July 20.-General Butterfeld,
| Chief of the Recruiting Bureau is meeting with
hatteriug success in recruiting. He sent another
| kof I, A..