The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-06

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n Ihe akkAkEk an1oaACe4 III Comnattee
g neee!401e - p 8oon. Aeoyeas,
D0atvel, BtnGAAn, Fasnevoetht duh1ard,
i Nys, Beaneqs Isins, riks, apd Brooks.
Ihs bF1Ak8 psoasnte4 : eoamunisa-
hon mon - 0osstnoe q New Nexieo,
seAsng ~ = = OotiD1 toe 1saegaGsa from
that Ieuifoey vii noe hke Plaee until Sep
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eere = ~ aeeat of the Iasi4oey ~ rspfssent
~ laoeloi y - k3eu1s md egkine 1at he
D. admitted b . seat, with the ussal ~ and
mileage. ss =
Nr. DAVIS neysd ID sss6isence 70 The
Ocnmitte9 on El1etion.
M. bCHEMCk oppoeed saoh reference,
= It might seem 70 imply an acquiseeonpe in
the exercise Of IN early, unpescsdented. m.
authoEiEed aaa Illegal - on he part 81 the
dovHnQ - IeFTifey.
AN& h11shof debate the communica&iun, ON
motion Of Mr. MILLER, was laid on The
tables
Mr.. FARNSWORTH, from thg Joint
Commieess - wait on the Psesidsnh reported
that the President informed the COMMITTEES
that he had no communication to make to
congress at the present time.
fapses on The sevsral coatestDa election
ses nom kentucky vere presented By
kssrl Payne, Gaxfeld, and. KELLEY, md
referred % the COMMITTEE On Elections.
On motion Of Mr.. GARFIELD, all the
contestants were admitted 10 seats on the
moor.
l., M. FA1NE moved to suspend the rules,
~! ne migns introduce joint resolutions
senoenng the thanks OF Congress 10 General
Shendan for the able and faithful performs
ance 9! tne outes - Conmandsr Of the Mill
tAIy D1stz1ct OF Texas and Louisiana.
Inc Fuies we're suspended, yess, ITO;
naLs, loi ana me JOINT resolution was passed.
NJ MAn0n ALL psesented. = protest
lloM Messfs ufover, Jones, and Beck, repre-.
senIanves from the 9th, 9th, and 7th Districts
OF hentncky, against the action OF the House
on mednesdsy, asserting that they were
ie9sny eiecteo, ana that no allegation can be
maoe against their loyalty. Mr.. Marshall
sssted ne nad learned that notice Of the con-
sess nad oeen presented oday in the case Of
.ones, ano ne tnerefcre moved that in regard
TO the other two, Grover and Beck, the Com
mtsse bs DISCHARGED from further considera-
.lon, ana tnat t1ey be duly sworn and admit
Ted 70 se.ts He declared that the rights Of
representation were sacred, and the Ameri-
c1n people wouio not look with indifference
On az az act ot sacn injustice to State.
mr.. LOGAN stated that there were
charges OF disloyalty against the members
named. Iney were asserted in the resolution
onereo py himself 1t would be found that
Grover had voted for an act of secession. Iii
might be proper for his colleague to defend
reDels here, but he was sorry to see repre-
sentative II rom the proud prairie State take
on nlmeel1 the duty OF Apolopizinp for A man
s;.L Sno a'!empteo 70 destroy the Government
sitner Dy act, word or deed.
,ha ..savIs se,;a. " n'm,en als own motives for
E h.d .on Sara. 49, 49, an sumeiens ior MIN. Grover
I IoI uese1 eeen skresteo tor treason. Jones
- ~ a.ssseG. = many others had
oseo, y ou' nad Desn discharged without any
Ms paW 1sius P5eIefred against him.
no,;nn = a. J moseu pIoseSs, and that the
Elect;ons eu " ne ~ ION mmNsee u on
r. he fonna H.. .ns inemoel u INA. Committee
81. Nc "i:s...:a aas 'nere Wss notning anecting
s-Y.,1 Yns - q 9ny Aentocky members
U. wo.a1 i0pof' pacA MS cfedennais 70 the
vuso. ns
Al1e1 some !uitner debate Mr.. DAWES
iuouon .ss carried. e,
). JIM ,esoiation Q, thanks we're rendered
o1 S11sesi rope ana Scnoneid.
Ml, InANno o1ereo resolution refer
.ins 70 MneAico. endorsing the recent execu>
''cn " ~ Wnan MsaimihAn. nan
~. | "a mUID ~ aenoenced the act as barba-
IT. u. ecoluSoH = oisg,acsiuI.
,aa;sa Iuse .Iu REUSED 70 suspend the rules to
~. SWnr,rcp
.haL. vi. :. oonrNon p 1nered resolution OF
G1 snauAs ~ e4oleum '. Nasoy and Attorney
uenelai o.anDeIy, as opponents OF the Dem-
ocIsslc paHy. Laughter.
uanaa ls q sne qaes,l0n s:m on It's reception the
1'' @''o11Aeu ''A Aonasy'
SENATE.
Mr. ANTHONY, from the Committee to
Wait on the PRESIDENT, reported that he had
no comm1nlcasion 70 make.
;, mr. Mr. DmuND introduced an explanatory
= neconsttecuon Dill. winch provides that the
Dosfas OF ne4strahon shai9eave power and
y snan DO tne'r duty before allowing the reg,
4stratlon OF any persons, to ascertain upon
sucn facts Q, Information ~ they can obtain,
.netnef socn person 70 snfiticd to be con-
siaered under sucn act, and II the oath re-
qui1eu ny sncn act snail not De conclusive on
salu quesuon, no person snail De registered
uaess ..ds salo Doer1 snail DECIDE that ne is en-
as,eu .nere.o, ana sucn Board shall have
power W examine, unoer oath, to be admins
tered BY any member of such Board, any
one, toucning the qnahhcatIon OF any person
cialming reg,strstion.
oec. 2. lnat the word oftlcer 10 the oath,
set io,tn In SAID act, shall be construed SO as
to iuclude every person who has taken the
oath to support the Consultation ofthe United
SUES, osner tnan senators, members Of
congress- ana members OF the Legislatures Of
States And no person shall be entitled tol
be registered, or entitled TO vote under said
aet, Or oct TO which said act is supplementary,
BE- fulfilled. And the superintendeants Of