The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-05

~ eno yeas b5' neysb6 20 the
Mr.. MORRILL, OF Vermont, moved to lay the reso-
MT, LAWRENCE, Of Ohio, called for the yeas and
The vote was taken by yeas and nays and resulted
yess7 nays 49, 30 the resolution not laid the
Mr. Pom EROY. of New York, called for the yeas
taken by yeas and nays and resulted yeas 81 nays 81
TSo R6 wSs we're P S SS
adopted withont division.
ing sessions after today for the remandsr q the
WENTWORTH rising to debate Il, the resolution
Mr. HOOPER Ssfod to offer
sabS DO but h House. ns 70
the rules and the resolution was not received
sent introduced Joint resolution giving the thanks of
MAJOR General M o. @eiss. ousrtermSstes General,
and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M Moore, AS
burying the loyal and bonored dead Of the war and
r their peTssyeIng s6oTs in obtaining the names Of
disease or starvation in rebel prisons and publishing
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL,, of Vermont the Com.
expediency Of printing for the of the members of
ibns the rates of duties on imports and to in
qure into the cost thereof including compensation to
Mr.; G'kEiLL, Of Pennsylvania. introduced bill
ferred 70 the COMMITTEES on Military bffsirs
Mr.. 1NGER5ULL, of Illinois, asked leave 60 intro
poor Of the District o. Columbia, to Be- distributed By
General %. Howard,
Mr.. GohKLING Of New York, asked Mr. Inqersoll
whether he would accept an amendment providing that
Mr.. INGEBsoLL declined to accept such an amend
,GT: ROSS of Illinois, suggested to Mr. InRersoIl
that he Introduce similar bill for his own city
MIR. INGEBsoLL did not notice the interruption,
but objection being made, he moved to suspend the
The House refused to supend tEo rules and the Joint
On motion of Mr., ELIOT, of Massachusetts, satur-
tee on Commerce for Of q tbe veP snd
Harbor Improvement bill and other reports.
lutons declaring that the overthrow Of the rebellion
Rs s % Of the rebel @ I Ten
ernments existing in those states established
being under the, control and admnistration Of the
leaders, t Of. Of the re6e9n fe to aoEd the oys cti,
are entitled and resolving that it is the duty Of Oon
those states shall maintain the authority of the
national government suppress violence and establish
fol rights TO the end that they may as speedily as is
their former relations with the Union and that in the
formation of new State governments all legal citizens
in the exercise of such right by the national govern
| Mr.. sOHENCK, of Ohio made the point of order
that under the rule the resolutions must be referred
| The SPEAKER sustained the point of order.
Mr LYNCH moved to suspend the rules, The House
resolutions We're referred without debate to the Joint
Mr.. s0HEN OK, Of Ohio, ssked leave to offer the
Resolved, That the Committee on Naval Affairs be
to inquire , 1 into hs ProPey Gt an
its present location in the State of Maryland
point in loyal stste whore the pupils of the instu
cal and social influences hostile to the natiousi go
! yernment which now predominate at Annapolis, and
report by bill or otherwise
ELTIREIIEGE, % Of OS Wisconsin, objected a.. ,,o.
The rules were suspended-yeas 90, nays Stand the
Mr.. PAINE, Or WISCONSIN, asked Mr.. sohenck to
accept an amendment to make the GREGORY
MIR. sOHENCK, while declaring himself in favor Of
the amendment DECLINED to accept it, but oud yield
to r HIloE FASG il Il be %Oad OSfGS not then offer it,
Mr. sOHENGk declared that ne offered the % resoi1
infuenees brought to bear officers and troops sta
II % th@ i ana Re did no 0tS wish 20
any longer the gentlemen of the Naval Academy
navy by their being educated at Annapolis.
Mr.. HARRIS, OF Maryland, asked Mr.. sohenck to
Mr.. sGHENOK said he would yield for questions,
ti9ns, he gan!ed to debate the resolution
| Mr.. sQHENSK deoli3ed to yield for debate. -, ..
s heE EC Eag T the Ss3 a to get
| institution out of Annapolis.
The previous question was seconded and the resolu
ON TSe notion Of MR. BINGHAM of Ohio the seore
repIesented in Congress have ratified the amendment
to the Constitution proposed by the thirty ninth Con
Mr.. WARD, of New York presented the petition OF
New YcrB, in favor Of increasing the tariff on wool
! beferl ed to the Committee on Ways and Means.
ninety citizens of Psttsburg, New York against
further contraction of the currency and against eRs-
| lstion hostile TO national banks.
Mr.. GRIsw0LB, of New York, presented a petition
from large number OF wool growers in Washington
county. New York, for protection against the i'm
Mr., UOEKLiNG, of sew York, presented the petit
tion of MRS, A. hie asking compensation for los
Also the petition OF soldiers, asking an extension
Of time OF payment for lands in Beaufort south CARO-
Mr.. o'NEILL, of Pennsylyania, presented the me.
mortal of T. Morris Perot, President of the Mercan
tile Library Company of Philadephia, its directors
and many of its members asking that there be
legislation on the subject of the tariff which takes
rom the free iis LHe importation Oh 1oShs mtps Ge
raIy institutions Also; supplement to an sot en-.
s8 1866, and also to provide for bounty to sesmen
Re sFRHRE oSf Seend Executive oommunoa
From the Secretary of War, transmitting the report
be haT bors of Pent Water and Pere Marquette, Mchi
| gan. Referred 70 the Cog mittee on Commerce.
bns-tbe TO repeal the amnesty section OF the act
Of July H. 1862 and the other to regulate franchise IN
the territories vetoed by the President pub
shed laws, announcing that such pills we're ed 10
the state Department, with letter from Gel Hn; &
January Referred TO the Committee Enrolled bills
bill ported last Saturday from the OOmmittee
Printing, for the election OF O9ngTesslons printer
by the Rouse and the Adjustment OF the ONCE OF 5u'
periptendent Of Public Printing, came up, the quss
don being on Mr.. Arumbulls motion to lay 1t on the
The House refused to lay the bill on the table
8, nays lO9-and the bill was tnen passed without
MT WILSON, of Iowa, from the Judiciary Com nit.
Zee rep rted back tho House bill to declare valid and
conolusIve certain pro ylamations of the President
aud the acts uOne in pursuance thereof, in the
preston Of the rebellion, aud 1t WAS made the speca
order to be taken after the OWL Rights bill and
On motion Of Mr. BANKS, of Massachusetts, the
President wa requested to communicate copy OF any
ohcsl rrespondence respecting the recent visit 10
Brazil, for scientlho purposes, OF Professor Louis
The House then went into Committee of tne Whole