New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

everything decided on its merits az ndgeu W s
Rented AS an example OF one that does justice in the rear
of God, and with proper regard 20 the rights Vi ' 80
ton aud the rights OF man. a.,
Mr. FARNSWORTH Qsep. Ill asked that the reauins
OF the journal be dispensed with. but DIT
Dem. Wis., objected. remarkng that Din was u
through yesterday without the knoWleuSoo VI "' ~
(Audtng TO the amendment TO the Dill 10 smeu 'o 'u
dietary act taking appellate power from lhe ouplo"o
Court In certain casesJ
The following named
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
were appointed by the Speaker On the bill Tor the reel
81 Messrs Greathouse land Kelley, Messrs Farnsworth
Ferry and johnson Cali on the Consular and Dlpio
matte Appropriation DILL Messis NaShDurhe tIliJ D'
man, and Morgan.
Mr. KELLEY Rep. Penny presented petition OF N W
persons who had been SLAVES OF THE LATE bis Ar
ngton estate. sevcraly from s. to 50 years wInou
wages aud had frequently been promised 10
the estate for their old and praying ILLS out ~
grant each Of them homestead OF ~ " the Tpod
the estate. which Is now the properly "a INV
Mt MYERS ep PENN presented 9oi in the Third
Uistict Of Pennsylvania, asking the E StR nr
goat skins and sG ,coTo constitutional Con9en
ton asking LOAN OF 100000 for the sou'n anu
florida f''i RY1IrY OF MRS oEN. ANDERSON.
Mr. HOLMAN Dem Ind from tRe Ne. C9nierencS To
' 6n T committed in the Seminole the
nroneTiy OF her father Gen Clnch made report the
1sf for tSe excTe use Of hrs Eliza L. Ander
son during life time the remaining at her death
MT COBB Gep Wisl opposed the report and detailed
the facts Of the case FROM which it appeared that Gen
Cnch left eight heirs seven OF whom are residing In the
stateswe adherents of the Rebel cause ana gave
TO Mrs Anderson sort OF mongrel document between
assignment and power oil attorney lna inc Walh
was avague and indefinite claim for Injuries to Cen
no evidence whatever exists that would entte party in
court any kind Of relief Not single paper IA te
made ON the case in the Committee Claims. OF which
ne is member. The clam is based. not on justice Dut
on lohyinp IL had been before Congress many years
but had never passed either House until now IL Was
taken up and sought 70 be passed on me ne S o
Mr. HOLMAN had the preamble OF the bill read. as
containing the facts on which the bill rests including the
point that the family Of Gen. Anderson need the appro
Mr. BINGHAM Rep, Ohio sustained tho bill. and
urged that the House agree to the conference report
the claim just and that would be exceedingly ungra
cous part of Congress TO forget the DISTINGUISHED
services OF Gen. Anderson. he proposed as cohpro
mise, that the amount be reduced to $1,000 -. =,
The SPEAKER informed him that that could not DO
Mr. HOLMAN then suggested that the conference re-
That suggestion was agreed and then the House. on
tho motion Of Mr. HOLMAN, receded from its amend
meut and agreed TO the pin with an amendment rouucnS
the amount from $4,000 10 $4,000. -, I'm 80,
Mr. sCOFIELD tlep.. PENN moved That the bill ana
The Yeas and Nays we're ordered the subject passed
over informally for the present
THE IMPEACHMENT
Mr. MAYNARD CIsep., Tonn.) asked leave to offer the
following resolution which read FOR Information:
Resolred That until otherwise ordered the House In
Committee Of the Whole headed by their Charnan VII VII
impeachment Of tho President OF the United states az
the OF the days proceedings, and remain
until the close. and then return TO the Hall
Mr.. sPALDING Gep Ohio, objected is I'M II was 100 I'M
Mr. LAFLIN, (Rep.. n " reported arosoution, which
was agreed TO- Congressional Printer be directed
iwpeachment Of the President in book form, to each
member Of the House The next morning s n b bne
copes when fnlshed, for the members OF the House,
Mfr. wAsHBURNE QIeP, ND inquired at what time IN
the morning the document would be printedt
Mr. LAflIS Tspsd Ss sNT At O'Clock breakfast
Mr. MAYNARD again asked the House to consider his
Mr. DAWES Rep., MassJ presumed that the objection
made because the House was not PREPARED 70 com,
solf by agreeing day TO attena the session OF
MT MAYNARD remarked that the House could at any
1 The SPEAKER said that it was expected that at
O'Clock message would be sent to the House. inviting
its members to be present in the Senate.
Mr.. WAsHBURNE Ql.l moved that the House take q
MTMAYSARD said that as matter Of proprey in
view OF the fact that TINS was me saTe .s S 's
there stand by the managers who were engaged IN
Mr.. KERR dem, Ind remarked that the proceedings
also in the name of the people OF the United states
He moved that during the trial the House meet for the
purpose Of making speeches but to transact no iegsa
Mr.. DAWES Rep: Mass, moved that today the mem
Mr. ROSS Dem, ILL., inquired whether it would be In
order to all the people of the United States to
The SPEAKER replied that it would not. and that the
Recreary Of the Senate 81 the bar OF the House
for the purpose OF delivering message
The SECRETARY OF the SENATE then announced
that the Senate insist the amendments to the Consul
lar and Diplomatic Appropriation BILL and ask Com
mttee of Conference. The Secretary also announced
that the Senators in the Chamber and ready
with the trial. and that seats had been pro
yded for the accommodation OF the members OF the
House.
Mr.. VAN wYCK (sep., n. " offered resolution that
extra copies OF the Report OF the Committed OF Re
trenchment WHISKY FRAUDS be printed for the use
OF the House. Mr.. briggs (Rep, Mich offered reso.
providing for the printing OF 5000 extra copies OF
the Report OF the COMMISSION convened at
NewYOrk Both resolutions were referred 10 the COM
mittee Printing.
HOUSE ADJOURNMENT TO THE SENATE CHAMBER
Mr. WASHBURNE (Rep., III moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee OF the Whole on the state
Of the Union for the purpose OF proceeding in body TO
the Bar OF the Senate. This was agreed TO.
The SPEAKER appointed Dir. Washburne OF Illinois TO
preside.
ported by the Clerk. and the Doorkeeper being at the
head and at LIS o'clock proceeded to the Senate Cham
Der. .
The members Of tho House returned to their hall at
$40 O'Clock, when Mr.. WASHBURNE (Rep, Ill, as
Chairman Of the Committee Of the Whole the State OF
House. they had attended the High Court of Impeach
men accompanied by the Managers and that the court
having received the response OF the counsel OF the &C
oused. had adjourned until the 23d inst.
The House then adjourned
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