New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
WASHINGTON.

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Cgc Tresentd the credentials Of JSrneG the proc6a
tOn Of the President annopnseing o Gg 81
state hsy1S hen Teha SS me Neb stepped the 5ct
Of thn Zoe aSeTs Cd ar and took the usual oath prescribed
by Jaw run CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT:
sIr MILLER Rep e Pa} that ten Q. the late Rebel
states have refused TO ray the 10 deemed
%s3 srS Sesef he Union thai ste declining
70 ray y Should have dnSf fo he dis
caIdeI were made 20 the resolutions being
,t5trod and Mr JE BLOND Dem, Ohio suggested
thar te7 shond be made to aPpy no 10 CoSaons
The SPEAKER stated that Of the resolutions en-
rodied principle in reference 10 representation which
IeGuirtd chem 10 be referred TO the JOINT COMMITTEE Oh
Ao'"'S" TnF 1SDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
Nc. KAssON REP, Iowa. rom me OSMinittefe .,
Conference on The indian AlntOlIa1iGm Dl i@ f ,n
report, which was agreed 10 Inc prnepal POM O i
tcIest IN the report ~ the inauguration OF heWt!V
that a. making the appropriations for the support OF Ine
Indian tribes not as matter Ol lesy s5li9 Se So
az matter dependent altogether on the Will Oi congress
Mr. FARNswORTH Rep III, from the COMMITTEE 10, OF
Conference the legislative, Executive ana go1C
Appropriation bll made report statlng lhat tlc
10 i i,d states Jndees the allowance TO the
House employees II certain Increased e0npe9s,o ff
last session, and Tie Increase Of SALARIES VI Wa
Mr. STEVENS Rep Pa believed that tlis vas T4 E
irregular. lie did not believe that aC9n,n,e -. Nh.
that there might De fouud one or t"O pie'euehtS iO "
lut tLQ IrntNlr was a vicious ole.
Tbe SPEAKER stated that there were one OF Two M
sap,e of he kind within knowledge anu nc ~
particularly iif AT xl3fS ConeTess conference Com
,nttCos had Tocoueed all subjects OF disagreement Due
SnoTIc The laws of the Territory Of Kansas ana Oh
The final adjournment tie lIesluent sSuSu II re
ton oonYemns an tAt@ seSsiOn' ." ~ Wv
NJ RSHKs Rep Massj corroborated the Speakers
sasPeR ade9gl1SK part and disoTecing in part, was
mot considered valid lie agieed with MI Stevens that
the Ougt not TO undertake TO pass Dill sueh
re SPEAKER decided that the bin could certainly not
passed ekSn Il Inc fP0 o S s Conference commit
tee the hin had also agreed ON every item except
inherently however but had not thought it right to re-
port 10 the House that partial agreement , 60
FhRNsWoRTH, WOODBRIDGE Rep Va and HALE
Rep " conendng tha an agreement 70 tms report
the next Conference Committee and hessrs CONhLING
Rep, >, STEVENS ana bANhS agitns 1n' ', nc he
treated as single subject that The agreement must
wrong 10 preclude the committee by narrowing down the
points Of goemen and thus shutnng out the eOnsid
coming 10 a settlement The agreement IN reference 10
me Congressional Glote was that Two years nouce sh2
be given now Tor the IemhaOh oi JUS agreement - pun
Mr. FkRNsWOFTH pressed his motion to agree the
ycpCrt and moved the previous question, but the House
refused to second tie previous question: and ten Oh mo
Mr. CoNRLlNG d.ep- y. ", the House DISAGREED to
the report and asked anew Committee Of Conference
n, A1,Ty er alg t a3 to suspend the rules to
hermit linn 10 introduce Joint resolution repeating that
clause Of the Tariff bin which taxes hastings cloth for
shoes &c 10 per cent The vote taken by Yeas and
Nays and resulted Yeas rs Nays so So twStnSs nor
NJ t,,,Nc enfit GIn t sHM tho Committee on
Military Affairs, reported the Joint resolution allowing
the contract price Of artificial limbs 70 be PAD 10 dsapeo
Y assed. '''''''' - -
Mr HUBBARD Rep, Conn., Offered resolution de
Glazing that government officer contractor shal
hereafter make expenditures i'll anticipation Of appro
therefor. Referred to The Committee on Appropriations
Mr. BoTCHEIss Geg.N ~ moved to suspend b 11e
passion Of duty, for year OF machinery for the
IGannfsetare Of beet sugar Rejected: -.
FMr DAWES G.ep, 3ass), from the Committee on Flee
Tons made verbal report IN the contested election case
Of MI Anen Member or the With District of Tennessee,
and the Committee was discharged from the further con
sderatlOn Of the subject, as decision by the Committee
and the House could have practical effect now. M
DAWES offered resolution TO pay N.Y. Thomas, the
contestant IN the above cas- mepuIy pay ana mileage
M MSRshIiE Dem, M moved to make the
' The resolution Of Mr. Dawes was then adopted
THE TARIFF on WOOL.
The Secretary Of the Senate here appeared With me-
cage, stating that that body had passed the bill Of the
House Of last in reference TO the tariff wool
This was the bill introduced and managed by Nj. BiDg
ham, putting tax Of u cents per pound the best
grade of WOOL aud cents the lower grades with 10
per cent ad vaorem.
The bill was passed without amendment and goes TO
ibe President for signature
EXECUTIVE DOCUMENTS.
At l4o Col. Moore the Presidents private secretary
appeared and delivered message in writing was
Enown the Presidents veto OF the bill TO establish
Military Governments in the sOuth.
The SPEAKER presented executive communications as
follows: =
message from the President of the United States,
with supplementary report Of the Acknowledgement,
relative 70 pardons Also message, with report OF the
Secretary Of the Interior relative 70 removals and ap
foinments in his department Also correspondence rela
tive TO the presentation TO the Emperor Of Russia Of the
Pddress OF eOngFatuaton on his escape from assassin
kuOD
VETO or THE MILITARY REcONsTRUCTION BILL.
The SPEAKER then presented the message Of the
President vetoing the Military Reconstruction bill
1.-THE Veto IN fun will he found the second page
The reading Of the was listened 10 with
onwOnted attention the part OF the members both
aides of the House. and by the spectators in the crowded
galleries. At one moment two members were noticed as
Being In conversation on the Republican side Of the
House, when Mr.. CHANLER Dem, \. " arose and
called the attention Of the Speaker 10 the fact The
ePEAKER ruled that those members violating the
4ules, and perfect order restored The paragraph
stating that the effect of passing the law would be 10
elevate traitors and rebels into sefsaercng patriots
Oh the same level with Washington, Hampden, and
Bidney, provoked general smile Of derisOn among
Republican members, but that almost the only point
where any manifestations OF feeling were made. abe
reading terminated al 35 minutes past 2, having occu
sied about IS minutes some applause was manifested
On the Democratic side by cappng OF hands.
The SPEAKEK--The question under the Constitution
&c. "sha the House Oh reconsideration agree to the pas
Mr.. STEVENS propose that we proceed Immediately
Mr ELDRTDGE Dem, Wis.)-The minority OF the
House profoundly sensible that their official duty would
require them, If in physical power defeat this BILL
are equally conscious that effort OF theirs can prevent
by this bill, they think, dissolution OF the Union;
They only in the name OF the Republic in the OF
all they hold DEAR protest against this action of this
Mr.. THAYER rep, Pa)-FJle it.
MIR. STEVEES-ffI understand tho gentlemen on the