New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
KTsnnTTIONs.


Nh. ELAINE rep, Me- offered a resolution ,Ea
threading the Genefal copmandng the armies Of the
o1Se6ce nv him to the Presdent the sub
eCt Of the removal Of Secretary stanton snd Gen sas
Showing the condition IF the Fifth Military DsT prior
60 Che passage of the Military Reconstruction Dl ana
what steps II any taken by civil authority IN refer
IN reference to the deuties in baltimore touching the
Police Commissioners, and other matters prior TO the
election of 1866 and in reference proposed mission OF
the General Of the Armies TO Mexico II 1850. ,0
Mr. FARNsW0RTH suggested that the Tesoiuu92hl noo
call for the correspondence in reference 70 Gen sicke
Mr.. BLAINE consented to the mobilization, ana the
resolution as modified was adopted; Ind, the Com
mtte0 of Military Affairs instructed to inquire ihto
the praeticaby Of paying the Army once week III
On motion OF Mr. ELIOT rep, Mass the Committee
Freedmens Affairs was directed TO ascertain anu re-
Bureau should be continued beyond the time no" ii'Su
Mr. CROMWELL Rep., III offered resolution re,
citing that the confined and poisonous atnOsphere ol e
caused much sickness and several deaths among
aud providing for the oS 0l Sy What
sufficient supply Of pure air may be o9ahe1 n T mat the
resolution would be adopted. .,..,.,o-
Mr. BANKS Rep. Mass suggested that the resolution
be made 10 include report Of such changes as may De
necessary the hall to adapt it for the purposes oil legs
Aa No CROMWELL adopted the suggestion.
Mr. SPALDING Rep Ohio moved 70 Teer tne maj MAJ
ter TO the standing Committee on Fuohe buuns' anu
Mr. WILSON (Rep Iowa. Chairman Of the judiciary
Committee, reminded the dOuso Llhe
Arms was ordered to arrest Lafayette O. Ba'
ker for refusing TO appear as witness De0,o nu 49,,
Committee did not deem the Of sufficient Importance
10 any further action OF the HOUSE ag bd from
custody on payment OF the costs OF the proceeding"
The 81 sPEAKFR presented memorial from the Cons
ztional Convention Of Alabama, praying INC
The cotton tax to operate BACK Va 1n and Means
The SPEAKER called Committees Tor Reports i Inc
only one made by Mr.. Boutwell, from the JUDICIARY
Committee being adverse report In the case OF stephen
y. Cameron Laid on the table =. ,,o ar =, s,a,os o.,
Tue SPEAKER then proceeded 70 the call OF states or
resoutiOIs and bills. -.,- 49,, q,
yoiftee on Commerce to inquire what legislation was
necessary concerning the Act OF March 2 se 70 regulate
be disposition OF the proceeds Of fines penalties and Tor
textures Incurred under the law reatinG W customs
Adopted. ~, ,,o .o,o,,rrert resolution Of
<ho senate for an adjournment on next nOno@S' """
was agreed t 70 ror Penp1 introduced bill granting
apso 10 the soldiers OF the war OF 1872 which was re
ferred to the Committee on Tensions ,.,o ,us,,.tnt
the COMMITTEE Naval Affairs to inquire INTO sss 10 m
deney Of restoring Co%%spa Sas sdoped
Ne RAREEs Dem, n. " offered resolution direct
Secretary Of war 20 Sb Of july respecting build
5Dgs sssed by his Department IN NeW-fofA ana BROOK
1yS y hIa MA ep ohio offered resolution IN
t,ttnS the Committee Ways and Means 70 lhq1lr'
INTO tne al present Of the
notes and for the increase teleo. eI" 49, rhich w.
of the outstanding compound IhIeres' no'0'' VIM" W."
% MUEGEN m Ohio offered Resolution ea q.
on tho secfetary Of the Treasury lor h hs aonte
meters 10 BE- attached q stills; rssnt 10 Of dsao
nd prescribed any, and Win "H~s i'' ~
ond tho revenue. Ad0Jted -. . r.soIut,on declarin
sMr KELLEY REP Pens1 ono aHd the maintenance
e faith and credit Of the 81 eaSS
of the taxes cotton and on to Pcent distilled spir
oatauof and tobacco. Referred on moHSa % sn l
WAsHBURRE tlep, H. 70 Commute v" ""'
Mr scnEHCK rep Ohio, offered resolution TasS Ss,
on tbs Secretary OF the Navy for i1io[aSH9
Tdmirai solds6oroug.h . promotion from mdsiP"''"
leutsBast. Adopted. ,.,o. calling ON In
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