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Mr. briggs Rep Mieh.) meyed q cail Of the House
Negatlved.
tcllers and resulted-Aycs3 "A, Nays a. No quorum.
Mr. INGERsOLL rep, HI moved an adjournment
Mr. briggs moved a caT of The House, and asked for
The roll having been called showed that there 90
members prcscnt-nore than quorum.
The question ON suspendnS HE rles was ngaln 'ann
by cllerS and rcsuItedYcas 81, Nays 49, 80 tbe fa's
the joint resolution was then. by unanimous consent
introduced, aud referred t0 The COMMITTEE Oh Juu'i'
BANKRUPTCY FORMS.
Mr. MILLER 0Icp. Pal introduced q resolution ipr
printing ten thousand copies of the forms OF proceedings
IN bankruptcy Referred 10 Committee Printing.
The rielence was subsequently; on motion OF Mt
FABNSWOKfli Rep., lli recODsdered, and the i"soin
ton was laid ON the table
TIE MIrITh.
Mr.. PAINE rep, Wis., introduced hill TO proyhio for
organizing aunng, and discpliDng the militia Ee'ii
10 Committee on Militia.
MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs
Mr. MORGAN nep ohio presented nen@ orr ,ra On,
preparation Of s2000OO To aid in the construction OF tho
lcvees on the Mississippi River
esMr. sPALDING Rep, Ohio moved its reference to tho
Committee On Appropriations
Mr.. INGERSOLL rep. I'D objected TO its re'epton
rs pupOrns TO come from the Legislature oil ZIG STATE
Mr.. FARNswoRTH rep, III expressed the hope that
Mr. KELLEY rep, Pal. while opposed TO receiving
communication from body which did hos exist slnco
1861 expressed himself in favor Of National le'ee
MIR. DAWES CRep.. Mass.) referred Mr.. Kelley to his
vote at the lust session for hill declaring that the s"N
OF the state Of Arkansas should be Pro'"ai
Government. !,
for the phraseOlOgy OF bills than he dawes was he
voted because he acting with body of nen Dsl
angels. He denied having ever voted III SUN way
ms TO carry the impression that he believed there was
any legal State government in Arkansas, and nc hal @
formly and consistently held that there was no govern
ment in those Rebel States because they were no longer
States.
Mr. FARNSWORTH suggested that this discussion as
to the status of the Rebel governments nv
on the question OF ne mere bs sSre Mas "a
State there sOcalled and dc J0etO Legislature when
might meet and pass laws until u was set aside.
Mr.. MORGAN asked Mr.. Kelley when dld AfhahsaS
to exist as a state ..
Mr.. KELLEY replied that the state Of Arkansas eeased
10 exist when her Legislature took the Oath OF the n"o
ern COnfcdeTacy-1S6l -
MIR MORGAN referred 10 direct recognition by Con-
gress of the State of Arkansas IN various cSratfo
measures subsequent to 1851
TIE RECONSTRUCTION Bill
The debate was interrupted TO receive message from
the Senate announcing its disagreement to the House
amendment TO the Reconstruction BILL and asking COM
Inttee Of Conference.
Mr. BOUTWELL, rep, Massl moved that the House
insist on it, disagreement and agree TO tho Committee az
Conference.
Mr. HOLMAN Dem. Ind.) moved that tho Honse re-
cede from It's disagreement. Negatived--31 TO 81
then agreed 10, anu M'hsfs
Stevens rep Pal Boutwell, rep, Mass), and Holman
Dem Ind )werc appointed the Committee OF Coneenr"
OF the pant 0f the House.
Tho discussion in reference the loyal status of Ar
kansas WAS resumed Mr. KELLEY Rcp., Pa cOiitSnl-
ing that the submission Of the Constitutional Amend
ment the people Of the Southern States was
Nh NiIiI.ACK DEM Ind reminded MI. Kelley that
the Government OF the state Of Arkansas was reon'ei
under Mr. Lincoln, and that neither the gentleman h"'
Congress protested against II.
Mr KELLEY said he had protested against IT, AID hi
argued the question with MI. Lincoln. as, .
without dfsposing of the question the House. ut 'b ~
M.