New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-05
man 7; Democrats, Italic.

BALDWIN, Dodge, Jenckes, Rider,
Banks, B1dridge, KetchaID, hogers,
Baxter, Eliot, Latin, Rollins,
BERGEN link. Lawrence tPa)sconsld,
Bidwell, Garfield, lie Blond, Sha,tkhD,
Blaine, Gi0ssbyrHper, Nc Rler epalding
Boutwell, HordfHglKy. J, Moerehesd, Isis,bt,
Brandegee Hise Nibeek, Ward lkyl,
Broomall Hogan, NichoisoH, Ward N.Yl
0dg46eH, Holmes noen, wasapnrnSnp
Cooper. I!otchkiss, Pike, Wi'Nem o.
The resolutions were then adopted without division.
EVENING SESSIONS
Mr.. KAssoN Rep. Iowa. offered resolution for even
ing sessions after to-day for the remainder CT the Session.
and moved the previous question.
The House refused TO second the previous question: and
Mr.. WENTWORTH 1aepp I'D rising TO debate ID, the
resolution went over under the rule until next Monday
10 offer similar resolution and moved to suspend tho
rules TO enable him 10 do bun the House refnsed TO
THANKS TO SECRETARY STANTON AND oTngKs.
MT FAkNsE2kTM Rep MI by unanimous consent
gress to Edwin NJ Stanton, secretary Of War Gen NJ &;
Meigs, Quarte1nasterGenera aud Breyet Lieut. alonel
james NJ Moore, Assistant Quarteunasier for then PER-
severng labors obtaining The names Of those who Get
ton in Rebel prisons and publishing them on the rolls OF
of the nation 1t was read three times and passed
On motion of Mr. MORRILL, Rep, W, the Committee
Printing was instructed TO inquire into the expeency
of printing, for the of the House. the dg.sts OF
statutes the United States The rates Of da
Guiding a compensation to the compiler,
Mr. 0,NEIIL Rep. Pa introduced DID rppsmentafy
to the bounty @st Of S%y al s e% 10 w sre
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. LYNCH rep, Mel offered preamble and resoln-
declaring that the overthrow OF the Rebellion has
left the people Of the Rebel States excepting Ieessts
deprived of all civil government That the governments
existing in those States as established y tt Prss
dent Constitutional sanction, and being under
the control and administration OF The leaders OF me Re
beliOD fail TO afford the loyal citizens Of nc United
resolving that it is duty of Congress immediately to
maintain the authority OF the National Government, sup
press violence establish and protect all citizens thereof
iiy as is consistent with safety Of the nation be
stored 70 their former relations with the uon AND mat
shall have right TO participate and snail De pro-
tected in the exercise of such rights by the NauoDsi
Mr.. LYNCH moved to suspend the rules.
The House refused to suspend the ruies-feas "i
the resolutions were referred without dehate to the
Joint Committee on Reconstruction.
REMOVAL OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Mr. sCHENCK asked leave TO offer the following reso-
luton:
RcsoIced, That the Committee on Naval Affairs he In
sructed to inquire into The popriety Of a. immediate
present location in the State OF Maryland 10 some point
in loyal state where the pupils Of he Institution WI,
influences hostile to the National Government wh,eb
predominates at Annapolis and report by bi or
MIR. ELDRIDGE Dem, Wis., objected.
Mr. SCllENCK moved to suspend the rules.
The rules We're suspended By vote Of Sc Soas TO 80
Nays, and the resolution was offered ..
amendment make the resolution directory TO the Com
lntee on Naval Affairs 70 5ePGr sasn S Of tho
amendment, declined TO accept but would ysd 70 allow
Mr. PAINE would not then offer It,
Mr. sClIENCk declared that be offered the ros9nHon
ences brought to bear on officers 0nd troops stationed
the midst OF community not sympath1lng IA Ioyany
yonns gentlemen of The Naval Academy tie influences
that ht affect them aud effect the Navy by their being
Mr. HARRIS DEM Md asked Mr.. sehencb TO yield to
Mr. sCHENCK said he would yield for questions.
Mr. HARRIS said he did not want TO ask any questions;
ne Mr. Ta scaESK declined ae to Weld for debate
Nh. lie BLOND Dem, Ohio asked Mr. selencs what
Mr.. sCHENCK replied that he wanted TO ges the nsu-
tuition out Of Annapolis. .o.s,s,,o,,
was adopted by a vote of los Yeas 10 80 Nsys
On motion OF Mr. BINGHAM tTsep, 0hiol the Secretary
Of state was directed to report what states repre-
Constitution ap Proposed by the XxXix6 eoDss
EXECUTIVE CoMMUNIcAroNs.
From the Secretary of War; transmitting the report Of
the Chief Of Engineers relative 10 the Improvements
the hsrbors of Peret Water and Pele Marquette, Mich
II was referred Ia the Committee on Commerce. .
From the Secretary of State, In reference 10 tho two
bilsthe 10 repeal the amnesty section 81 the ACT
the Tciritories~rot vetoed by Tie President pub
shed laws announcing that such bills were nleo IN
Moore ss the Prssdents private secretary dated the
OF January was referred to the COMMITTEE Oh hui"ea
CONGRESS PRINTER TO BE nBorED.
The bill reported SATURDAY from
Printing the election OF Congressional Printer ny inc
House aud adjustment Of the office Of superintendent OF
Public Printing came up, the question being on hr.
Ilimble's motion TO lay IL on the table.
The refused to lay the bill on the table by vote
of Yeas Nays lO aud the bill was then passed With
out division.
PRESIDENTIAL PRoCI AMAToNs
Mr. WILSON REP, Iowa., from the Judiciary Com'
mtee reported back to the House the bill TO declare
lid and conclusive certain proclsfnaons ofSD. Pest
dent and the done in pursuance thereof IN the sup
ssion of the Rebellion made the special
order be taken up after the Civil Rights bn and mo
n ize
TIE TOUR PROP. AGAssN -.
On motion OF Mr.. BANKS (Rep. MaSs.), the IrSdeps
requested to communicate copies Of any on' i
espOndence respecting the recent visit ~ bIaAi Icr e
eutifc purposes OF Prof Louis Agassz.
TIL FORT1FICATIoN BILL--ADJouhNhbsI, .
The Honse then went into Committee Of the whole on
the state of the Union, Mr.. POMER0Y Rep, N.Y. In the
rhar on the Fertilization bill the question being on the
amendment appropIiatng $4,000 for coninenesnehs
Of wo additional forts al Portland, Maine.
After debate the amendment was rejected
Other amendments offered and rejected, enc
finally on motion Of Mr. sCOFIEID REP, Phh the
enacng clause OF the bill was struck out wEsb 'sarc
lection Of the bill. ...,..
The ComRlittee rose and the House. after confirming
The action OF the Committee, adjourned stAN