The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

the Of March 1857 ~ not 70 prevent the prn
meat 81 government bonds or notes, or o1iciai -
vsopss or confidential Circular issued in The Executive
Department. BY their own employee
On division there was No quorum present. " voee
NJ Dn,ccs moved call Of the House. Negsslvsa
The vote on suspsnding the rules was then taken -
tsllsn and resulted, ayes q, noes 4l-no quorum
MI IsG.asOLI, rsp) Of Ill, moved an sd,oanns.A
Mr. Daloos rsp) OF Mich, moved call Of The Hsus4
and asked for the yeas and nays
ninety nine members pressnt-more than quoren-
The question on supendiug the rules vas again takn
By. tellers and rssaltsd-ysas, 81; nays. q. 30 u
The joint resolution was then BY unanimous consent
introduced and referred 70 The COMMITTEES on The Js-
dietary. f
poRns AND PROCEEDINGS BANKRuPrcy.
Mr. MUM introduced rsso,ut,on for printing z.
ruptcy. Referred to Committee on Printing.
the reference was subsequently,. on motion Il Mr..
FARsswon rsconsidersd. and the resoution was laid
ORGANIZATION OF The MILITIA.
Mr. PAIN. introduced bill 70 provide for Organising,
arning and dscipning the militia Referred 70 Con-
THE nsussrrn LEvsrs
from the .. The sss q
appropriation OF 81 TO aid in the consSSuction
Of the ievces on the Mississippi river.
Mr.. SPALDIS0, epI OF Ohio, moved its reference %
the Committee on Appropriations
. Mr. '1S@ sss 70 81 zee !.
Mr. FARNswoRrH expressed the hope thse IL would b
received
Mr. KELLEY, while opposed to receiving communi-
cation from body which hs, existed since l0el
expressed himself in favor Of national levee system
Mr. DAWES referred Mr. Kelley to biz vote q the Last
session for bill declaring that the government Of The
State OF Arkansas should be provisional governmsut
for he phrsssoIosy Of bills than no mt Dawes wa
He voted 90 he acting with body 81 men,
not OF angels. He denied having ever voted u such
vnv a 20 carry the impression that he believed there
Vas any legal State government in Arkansas and he had
uniformly and consistently held that there was no gov
eminent in those rebel States because they were no
Mr. FARxswoRru suggested that this discussion 70
the status Of the rebel State We: u.nsc:;
communication. II fact that there vas State
there socallsd and de fao Lse,s!stare which might
Mr.. MORGAN asked M. Kelley when Arkansas ceased
TO exist % . Stat,
Mr. KELLEY replied that the State OF Arkanas ocasso
to exist when her Legislature took the oah OF the
Southern confederacy, 1861.
Mr. MORGAN referred the direct recognition BY Co..
gress of the State Of Arkansas In legislative
measures subsequent TO 1851.
THE RECONSTRUCTION QUESTION.
The debate interrupted TO receive message rom
the Senate announcing ts disagreement 70 the House
amendment to the Reconstruction bill, and asking
Mr. boutwell, Tep.L Of Mass, moved that the HOUSE
innst ts disagreement and agree 70 the cennhss q
Mr. HoIrAr moved that the House recede from as-
agreement Nsgatved-3i TO Co.
Mr. BourwnLs motion va: then sgresc =: s.,. sse
were appointed the Committee Of Conferences on sns
part Of the House
DEBArE RESUMED ON STATUS or ARKAHsAR
The discussion In reference loyal status OF Ar
kansas was resumed, Mr. Kelley contsuding thse The
submission Of the constitutional amendmens tc ne
people Of the Southern STATES was unnecessary anA In
proper
ment Of the state Of Arkansas was reorgnnsed u1oer
Mr. Lincoln, and that neither the gentleman ner -.
gross protested against It.
Mr. KEILEY said he had protested against H. end hAe
argued the question with Mr. Lincoln.
without dsposing OF the question the HOUSE, -
quarter past nine O'Clock p. n, adjourned