The New York herald., 1868-06-16

dan and Boyer and theu the bill was passed-yeas
o., nays 26
Mr.. PAINE offered resolution directing the Secre-
tary OF War 10 communicate statement OF the mum,
July 2s, 1866, by the Paymaster General during each
month since January !, 1868, TO claimants from the
respective states and Territories. Adopted.
MR.. LOGAN's PROPOSITION FOR THE REMOVAL OF
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Mr.. LOGAN moved 10 suspend the rules to enable
him TO oer the following preamble and resoiutlon-
city OF Washington which adverse the authority OF the
have to sci the laws Of Congress
al defiance and to shield ana de:end consprssors and
Of the people assembled 70 make laws for
q ss s said city s are I lime arss
soa OF law and defiance Of the authority Of Congress A.
constituted authorities thereof by preventing said au
iIons which proceeding. eaicustsd and Intended 70
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assemble snd whereas of the highest Importance that
:9osd place wholly SECURE ss .ls,. lsSI
ssoae se easy accessible BY many lines of rsiway
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i .asion ss OF ne.rSsorIns States
I've That OF s Sse Daeey nd
Of the sea, Of the general a
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at any time to report by bin or otherwise.
Mr.. BOYER. ldem.l OF Pa said he objected to the
introduction OF the resolution as gross slander on
the community.
The spEAKER reminded Mr.. Boyer that the motion
was TO suspend the rules In order that the resolution
might be offered.
Mr.. ELDRIDGE, (den.) OF Wis., desire to say
that -
The SPEAKER interruptlng Debate is no. in
order.
Mr.. ELDRIDGE-I wanted to say tha. the resolution
is foul slander upon the white citizens OF washing
Mr.. BOYER-It is utterly .w,thou, foundation and
truth.
The SPEAKER again stated that debate was not in
order.
admit the resolution and the House refused TO sus-
pend the rues-yeas 49, nays 81. as fol.ows:-
YEAsMessrs Alison Ashley Of ono; Beatty, & Ben % lsmin
covcds, CaIom Donaely Ela Ferris Ferry, dIaTsy, Hard
3s HSs n2psS; 9Sa
T % vas Of a'TP Of
Dawes, Deano, Dngss Edrdse Eliot, Farnsworth Feds
oGsEiss huSSayd Of va, Hucad Humphrey inser
ssashy Sns Mica
Peters Pike, Posey pomeroy Prqyn, Randall Rob!nson
Taber Taylor Thomas rrimbIe Of Ky Trowbr:dge Twisch
ell, Van Aernam, Van Trump, Ward and Woodward-o7
THE TAX on MINERAL OILS
Mr.. ScoFIELD asked unanimous consent to offer 9
| resolution authorizing the Committee OF Ways and
Means to include in the new tax bill the subject Of
Messrs. Maynard and spalding objected
Mr.. SCOFIELD moved to suspend the rules, bu
! the House refused to do 80.
THE INDIAN PEACE COMMISSIONS.
Mr.. BUTLER moved TO suspend the ruess so as tc
discharge the Committee OF the Whole from the bill
appropriating $3.50 900 for the Indian Peace Commits
| sion, which was agreed to and the bill passed.
FENIAN PRISONERS IN GREAT BRITAIN
Mr.. ROBINSON, (dem.) OF n. Y, by unanimous con-
sent offered resolution requesting the President tC
take measures to secure the release from impr!son
ment OF Messrs Warren and Costelloe, convicted
and sentenced in Great Britain for words and
acts spoken and done In the United States, and tc
take measures to secure their return to the hag, with
| such ceremonies as may be appropriate to the oc
casiOn.
| The resolution was adopted
| Mr.. BINGHAM (rep.) Of Ohio, moved to reconsider
the vote by which the twenty per cent joint resolution
was passed. The motion to reconsider was en-
| tered.
Mr.. ASHLEY, (rep.) OF Ohio, moved to suspend tht
rules for the purpose OF offering resolution relating
to the assassination Of Solomon Dill and other per
| sons in South Carolina.
Pending the vote the House at i've O'Clock ad
| iOurned.