New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-18

.ur rAEpoS or sCEHATT's wIrSEssrs.
Nj. COVODE n;ep. PaJ offered a. question OF lryi-
lere the following preamble aud resolution:
HhocoS Andrew johnson. President OF the United
satc did ON TIE h Of july 1851 at The request Of The
counse o John H. suuatt cause to be issued 10 stephen
r. Cameron Of tie Rebel army and one Of the most no
torous yoIators laws Of fun pardon Tor al
his crimes in order that his crediblity might be IN
creased as witucs, to aid the exculpltIon Of said
surrat from participation IN the murder OF Nj Lincoln
thus showing his sympathy with the men who murdered
the President; therefore, he II
Eesofed That the Judiciary COnrmttce be instructed
d,ncc 10 the House the inst week Of The next session TO-
rrthcr with all evidence taken In the impeachment
Mr.. CoyODE remarked that he had put the language
Of lis resolution ~ the mdc,t FORM lL""6h'''J io
could have made II much stronger
Nj WILSON Wcp, Iowa stated ~ chairman OF thG Ju-
the members Of the committee had n0ue' To nav
Ing the Impeachment testimony printed Tor the next 'e'
NJ WILLIAMS rep. Pa a member Of the judiciary
Committee remarked That the issuing Of pardon TO one
VINO J., r 'rrtood tb5t I'm Ike eases parions lad
brcn issued witnesses on the part OF the prosecution
Mr. GETZ Dem Pa inquired how Mr. Coyodc know
that John II sulrau was guilty Of the murder OF MI
Mr. CovoDE replied that the testimony had settled
' Mr GETz remarked that Mr. Coyode would be very
valuable witness for the prosecution.
The resolution agreed to without a division ana
the preamble was rejected 40 to 10.
Subsequently
considered and motion Of M BOUTWELL, d'ep.'
Mass. the preamble was amended so as to read: Where
s is rcported that the President has pa-doned stephen
T. Cameron therefore, &C., aud as 50 amended 1t was
adopted.
Tur wAsHINGTOS MONUMENT.
The SPEAKER presented report from the Secretary
81 the Interior In spouse the House resolution OF yes
iorlgy, on the subject of the washington honuhtul
Association IL was laid on the taDic anu ooIeu u po
piih''". WASHINGTON CITY OFFICERS.
f..
me- nat he ,niaht introduce bill 10 regulate the socc-
iou of officers IN the CITY OF Naslnnglon maAlhg u He
duty OF the Mayor ana Board OF uc o The Grt N
men to assemble in joint convention on tIc ist Moany
In August aud select by b1lot al o4elH Mno.o sllouC
mcnt authorized by charter or r RAW P IdanGs d
eXplaincd by Mr. INGERsOLL and passed
THE KENrrcKY ELECTION
, Mt hi am faidyif Of Willis Hocloday colorcD,
douviug every important Allegation lh y iuIAh'I IhudHt
of he presented On the part of Ar. Mckee contesng
U af Of MIR Young from the INth Congress District OF
Kentucky denying that he had ever lnaue snch ste,
rontS 10 NIr Mckee who drew the first affidavit, and
atS,inc MAT thai affidavit had never been read 10
hi ~ The time he was sworn tot lie moved that the
e M, a. lac referrrd 10 The Committee Elections, aud
au4't Nv ate ocfion on the subject be taken.
Nr DAWES rep MissJ ntlipateu tnaI lne proper
o,,ro 10 he uursufd l,y the gentleman from New York
IN baye reoprrcd me question on cr pdrte state
ments but 20 have Tie aidaVl slmp'y Iclel'vu but V
reeolected that 10 genieah VIZ frend AZ from
who had won laurcls Ia that way. a.. s,,,,.,.,,t,
After further a sGRISsoY ep " ~ Participated
lie ndday was referred TO the Committee on Elections
TIE INDIAN BUREAU
Mr. SCUENCK moved 20 suspend inc rllcs' 10 enape
him 10 nfroduce bill restore the bureau OF Indian
Affairs 70 the War Department p,r
Peforo disnosp ~ fhe motion the SPEAKER present
ed message from the Senate announcing at that body
ported deserters, and declined committee OF CONFER
o,.., -, ,,.
coded from its Disagreement 10 the 3"nale Amchdeh''
apu the House. at O'CLOCK aOu2ui"V&