The New York herald., 1867-02-12

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discussion arose. which participated In by quite
number OF members as to what position the bill should
son there being already IN the way, special ORDERS
by unanimous consent, the Reconstruction BILL the bill
for the equalization of b0untes, and the bill to declare
valid the procamatlons tho President In the prosecu
ton OF the 4rm
Mr. Eiots hour was consumed in this manner without
arriving at any satisfactory solution and finally no
moved the previous question on the bill, saying he
would leave the House ~ dispose OF IL as II thought
proper tta@
The House seconded tho previous question. the so,e
by tellers beng 10 TO TO- 50 ~
Al this juncture . movements toward that series Of
the democratic side Of the House tstS
Mr.. ElnslDcE moved, at halfpa two o'clock sha,
the House do now adjourn e y.
Mr. RANDALL, (dem) Of Pa, moved that when the
House adjourn today II be until Friday next
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stution put tho question on Mr. Randalfs motion. ~
neither house could adjourn for than three days
without the concurrent action Of both h0usoa
Nr. RANDALL suggested, good hamorediy. that y the
Speaker had had the knowledge before IL would have
saved the House some trouble. daughter
The SPxAKER replied spirit. tha1 he had
the before but had not undcrsood what Tho
Mr. RAspsM wi.ndrew his motion, and the House
TO vote by ysns and nays on the motion to al
The House refused to adjourn- 81, nays las
Mr.. liz BoSr den.) OF Ohio, On behalf Of the demo
cratic members, suggest that the hii 80 over t To-
morrow, when can be printed and debate commence.
Mr. STxvESs lrep.l Of Pa, obi ,cted that wouId
ply reconsideration Of ths vote ssconding The peyons
Nj. EIaor appealed 10 Mr. Stevens to withdraw hts
objection stating that hard to call upon the
House 70 vote on this bill without chance OF dobss
Mr. srsvrss insisted upon his objection, renarkias
that Il also very hard for committees 70 bs ncabAs
ing Tor week or two. and then 0nd everything added
Af yAasswoxru yvsp) " M, moved V rscouaidsr
the vote secondinR the previous question. ~.
Mr. ALLISON rep Of Iowa. moved 70 lay the motion
10 reconsider on the table, ae1sst i. s.t ~
The motion was negativsd BY 05 yeas 10 % nays
Then the mote on reconsidcring Was voted ny
teers and resulted "a, o. sothe vote
ing the previous question was not recon.dered.
Mr.. Eiior desired 10 make remark, but Mr. .AfHsos
objected and the SPEAKER ruled that debate not
order. r a
on ordering the man question Tho vote resulted yeas
65 nays 54 So the question was ordered 70 be-
put which was on ordering tho bill 10 be read third
Mr.. Fnok, dem, Of Ohio. moved to lay the bill ON
the table.
sr ELIOT desired to say that IL was his purpose be.
fore th- vote taken ON the bill move an ADJOURN
mept 50 that gentlemen might have an opportunity 10
Mr.. ELDRIpsE asked Mr.. Eliot Why not adjourn now
Mr. ElIor said II very obvious that the days ses
SIGN could not be continued probably IL very
srabc that gentlemen shod have q chance TO read the
bill before they were called - vote upon IT, He there
fore moved that tho House do adjourn.
The SrE.gER withheld Tho motion in ordor tina, Ger.
tain executive communications might DO presented.
EXECUTIVE CONCENTRATIONS.
The SrEAKER then presented tho following comrnnni-
From the President OF tho United States in answer TO
the House resolutions OF the 4th OF February transmit
ting oca correspondence with reference TO the visit OF
Professor Agnssiz ~ Brazil.
From the Postmaster General, with report OF all zines
imposed and deductions made from pay OF con,rsc.
tors, kc
from the Secretary Of War; with statement Of Qaar.
1861
From the Secretary Of tho Treasury In answer 10 rs
solution Of February ., relative to amount OF bonds
lssuod the Central Pacific I,aroad and to the Unon
Pacific Railroad Companies Referred to tbs COMMITTEES
on Faciic Railroad r
Laws of the Territory OF Arizona Referred the
Committee on Territories.
PRINTING AMENDMENTS MILITARY ooyrSNENr ErLL
printing OF amendments o be olersd to tho bill ostat
lshing military governments <nc South by himself
and Mcssrs. Boutwell, ana Blaips
Trw CONGRESSIONAL r1MrrR,ScE SOCIETY.
On motion OF Mr. PR'c frcp) Of Iowa, the hall oftns
House was given 10 the congressional Temperance 30
'c'y for public meating next Sunday evening.
Mr. ELpsiDGE suggested au amendment to tho reson-
son that the restaurant In the basement Of the Capitol
houd b. closed during the meeting ftanghierl
Mr. PRICK said he would acctps the amendment
PETITIONS rEsoRIAIs
Mr. RAYMOND presented three several memorials from
Ohm 4. Green. w. III Asplnwa Oliver Charlick.
ow Weed, Phelps. Dodge Co., JohnJ Cisco and other
itizens OF New York demonstrating against any action
ookng towards the impoachment OF the President, and
raylng for the adoption OF measures that Will promote
he peace and prosperity OF the Union Referred TO the
ommittee on the Judiciary.
Mr. MUIR, trepl Of Pa, presented a memorial ask.
Dg for the Impeachment OF the President. Referred
be Committee the Judi iary.
Mr. DARLING. (rep.) Of n Y, presented petition Of
nsnbers the bar the United states Courts IN the
onhcrn and Eastern districts ~ Now York for increased
compensation for tpstaves and crcrs In said courts
Mr vAx fops trep) OF NJ r.. presented the petition
HopesS Blgelow, OF Now Market ~ j., asking an IN
rease OF pensions the soldiers Of thu OF 1914
Mr. NorFts uep OF " ", preke eucd coucuyrent reao-