The New York herald., 1867-02-01

Mr. rrscz appealed from the Speakers dscisios, but
subsequently, Withdrew tho appeal
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should 4 oetscs'os wsss ssds' No over for oas day
The srs.sss in,inssed ai the pont would have ossu
good one II IL bad been 1ede IN Tina
Mr. Han. nquired whether thsss IVES prscsdens for
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law under the operation Of ths constitution.
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Ior long ne but that thsy could mot nnd any case IN
Nj. HAZE said he had No os,sc.iop whatever % the
Feseaaisoe u that waa the proper cous Of procssAng
Mr. IsewsnDGE stated that this W. the nfst instance
passed boh houses ana hs not recsvsd .Ss Prsidsnss
dgnatnre or been resned With his objeCtions had bsen
smci,y published = l.w These two bAls bad pessed
for the President signing them Or returning them With
his objections had Gpirs1 they had. therefore, under
his duty, published them laws although he had pub
or the time when they should have been signed or re-
turned II seemed 70 the Committee Of Enrolled Bills
important and essential thss these bills should be filed
might be publshsd with other laws Of the United States
Thi. was the hrss step in u procssding
| il be knew where .tSsas bils we wers. -
ar TsownaIDas replied fnat he Ad not. And the OBJ
~srs not Nh the ssrssa x a,s thsn he COMMITTEES
nronoasd n fHIov this .en Nv ssrs rsnu,rsueut ~
the Csrk n mao ~ cnsoIImsnir ana Ia Ale then in
the STATE psrarsmeut or e taks fnch other sct,os a
the House might profer. = 4 n. - r~-~. ~"
! NE. sczncK,, ireRJ, of oh,s inquired vhsshe il
those laws win soms ac Of auihenIics
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M rrovaanaz WAS q the opinion that .n.. would b
70 decare rben The laws hecsr ~ ave enact xns,
sons further discussion The rssolusios was adopted
Tha svn.rrp nyessnts6- rcrrvrrrc.t,or. erc,, shs
Secretary = War ,I.n:ii.'1E papers relative The
he s.hIs ' '1'v .'-s@' ""'S" ''N =.
rrx ,rersr r,.v,.m r,rsu,o,s
both sransh.s Stths cy Soaneli Of baltimore regard
Charles E. Phelps had no authority TO speak for the
Union men OF Bsltmors nas sne thanks OF ne loys.
New York, fo1. pressing his resolution Of inquiry
,svou,onsts s Of Msryla9d y who had scquirsd power
couragemens Of Presidents Johnson should be prevented
from communicating their revcaticnary projects That
revolutionary and rebeoas spirit and that the loyal
people OF Baltimore are entitled 70 protection from tho
Of Maryland. Referred y The Judiciary comm,siss.
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morning hour 70 the consideration Of tie bill which
before the House Yesterday to the Indian
s..s1s zsby, soSssst Sssssa, suasiss' e y
Mr. HIcBy, (rep) OF Cal would be in favor Of
The present. reservation system " osa ND BE- preserved
| Mcssers Setback and kASos were unrssevedy in
'sSs Ss., Be c.ss :asRs'1 .p sr sno.. sp Of VI.
| and BDwE. rep) Of Cal, advocated the same viewA
Mess,s. rypKasos. Gsp) ef Oregon, and Ross ldsasl
bill as reported from The Comusse on Indian Affairs
Mono OF tie aneskers were IN -hvor Of contnuiug the
present ,ie debate was closed by Mr. WNpon,
ilrep.l OF Nina. ,l.arnan OF the COMMITTEE ON Indiaa
Affairs wi .s.isined end advocated the Senass bill
He dec are, shop WhiDuBs Of Minnesota who 10
4 thoyoughIy cosu -aut VIII lin anaITs: the socety
Of rriends who bare studied the matter were
u tavor or The pvoposse neaaure he pointed y tho
fact sahst vheess ths expenditure Of the Indian De-
pastmsEf, eytraysz1at . II swAs represented BE-
amounted o. 4o8ooo Coz Of 800 600 Indians
the expenditure o. re Var for the eYclu-
ssss control AGd managEmsu1.Of 700 Indians was
81 100000 80 much sss Tho Saat economy q tho prp
Ibe SprAEsR during N uferfnDtion IN the debate n
fesTsd the House 70 the re0nsts reported from
the Conmlttes on Ensosd Bil n references 20 she two
had since found Two prsoasnts he&kg On the case The
Clerk shersupoa read from the journal two extracts
showing thai on tebsuAry a. 1851 message was re-
| ceveA IRON President Buchanan notifying the Houss
that IN act for The relie OF hackadny Lgge having
isS mi M hsv;r~ s% rstnrrSS nv hsr. ,thiS -.
days II bad becsme ~ pnderths consutusion and
thai ON March lsol, uke mooe4He oas resolved fre
Mr. Buchansa Y rsfs!sece . gtns resolution Tor sh
n. wrDca, ressmng 81! e3E3E Esat rad eapsas ez
slsnsrs, showing hssrli 81 Setfy pgactissa By III
4 ufiisAyy eo1ase 40 fp 3oiu4inG The maesacss o
frssdly Indians hytbe solD under Colonel Chinigton
He appalled, 70 H. Hosc, m oQnelusiou 70 pass the bi
and tess 10 opeSasSons for n isass ono year
The anendmsns offered yesterday hy Mr. Chanler wsi
~ extend 70 NJ Indians the same political rights given
| 70 negSOcs was rejected !.
An amendmept was reported oy sne Commlttee OF In.
Uan AnMn sntnonxnr tne asnstent superintendent or
chief clerk 70 execute the duties Of when
soe Atter v suspenocu OF removed was adopted.
sssocSs S,, amsnamens transferring the control Of In
dan anars 70 sne war pepaftmenh ana u vas adopted
py voic Oh 20 yeas 70 20 nays
toe amend ment, ana hse moved 10 lay the molon 70
reconsider on the table which ~ the parliamentary mode
OF cnching vote The yeas and nays were taken and
the motion TO reconsider was LAID on the liable oy vote
| o. yeas, ~; nays 40
Mr. WNpon lhen moved TO lay the ball on the table,
bat withdrew thc motion 50 as 70 let the yeas and nays
b. taken on ordering The biu 70 be read The third tine
The bill was ordered To be read the third time bs
vote of 10 ayes 10 81 nays The bill was then passed
without dvis'on aud the title was amended 50 az 70
read, - bill 70 irspsfer the Indian Bureau TO the War
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