New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-15
Horsr OF REPREsl.NrATIvrs.
Bills and resolutions were introduces

Bills and resolutions were introduced and
appropriately referred, nearly every member having
bill or resolution for his Congress District The
titles are as follows: 10 provide the defense OF the
Northeastern frontier and making grants ana CONCESSIONS
relating TO pay pensions ard bcunues OF nonresdets
RELAXING TO Freedmens hospitals; 70 repeal part OF
appointment OF West Point cadets; providing for tho
payment OF horses lost by certain 2ers N tne scsye
propriaOns 10 consider the cIpeicncy 81 mixing h9O
relating to pensions designating tho officers au,
thorized TO take evidence IL cases OF c2nl3ttu
elections TO remove Obstruo0is from the East River ia
the burbor Of Ncw-YOrk, aDprOpTHtiug s3.HN,pOi 70
authorize the Southern Maryland Railroad COMPANY 10
College declaring that the principal Of al United states
bonds shall be paid ia cola authorzinG the incorPoItyh
bankruptcy act 10 provide FOR the paving Of Pennsyl,
vaniaaye several Bile for removal OF legal ana pOllch
disabilities fr01 certain persons; directing inquiry hto
the elections in south Carolina Georgia, ana Louisiana
granting 10 the Eew.Oreans. Mobile, aud Chottanooea
public lands; IN relation TO the appointment 81
midshpinen FROM tho hfeiy reeon,s'ruciea
bSma NAV accept within two years the pgoyisIons o.
the Agricultural College biz memorial 81 me 90 Lon ISL
the Mississippi River and the Mexican Gun Cara 20
repeal The act OF January 90 1861 fixing the time for the
regular meetings OF Congress- proposing an ameDanen
TO the Constitution for the better protection OF women IN
1--WE Boston. No%York, iqidephs BALTIMORE Nnd
Washington; 10 DIVIDE the state % ONO lnt0 tnfeo
Kntneky 10 feerant certain lands "a Anbaoa 10 the
RashYile and Decstu Railroad Company; resolutions o'
Tor the improvement an 1i,o,ooI az ,n,,ng ard pnn.
Ish persons VINO unawniy vote NJ oT endeavOr 70 ls
TURF elections; 70 extend the ght OF suffrage III te
rltories and IN the District Of Colhlf tfunk sIai ao'
known ~ the old Indian Dormiory. 10 the yiiege OF
MaeansT pgong an o ae a ~ March G Wien
forbds the maintenance OF state nlCia IN Nofh caro-
na South GsEC9s TSrG d 4a 9deSn 1 Sgaare "a
relation to parts of pubic lands ana 70 chains ior
depredations Joint resolutions OF tic Woat virginia LSS
isiA
Cbesspeake aud Ohio Railroad Ike Tes0lntohs ASKING
on sDd c no National Railroad Company,
and establish Assay In the Territory Of Montana 70
of the United States 20 aid in the construction Of tho
ana ship Island RSS ov nj 1aS
KY praying for the repeal OF certain parts OF al act on
titled an act Imposing taxes On cfr sa tes sat a '
the State OF Georgia bill TO teesabsn the RANK hou
Of officers m the navy D 70 81 bs ned state
resolution calling on the Secretary Of state ior te cor
SSisefS mSse % Inc
Of the American squadron at RE Janero, and TO Para
Building Of military and postal sllrosd from Washing
ton 70 NewYork cone1IeHt IesSnn9h o. sSi9s p INC
holds for bis ability and @GaaHy N s s ~,
| Commander OF the Fifth Military District.
THE OREGON LEGISLATURE AoAtsST TIE xIVT1i AMEND
1bs ,noaker presented Varions documents including
the olut resolutions OF the Oregon Legislature Withdraw
ing It's to the Fourteenth Article OF the Amend
Mr.. WAsHBuRNE REP, NJ referred ~ the Judiciary
Committee. - - , ,,x,,,.,,,,
THE LAST apAcEfuL BxrIoIT or TItk PrFslptSi;
Mr. BROOMAIL rep, PenDJ moved " suspend the
rules 10 enable him a. offer the following; -
Vh.reds The Presidents OF the Unod states IN hs ah'
nual message 20 the XLh Congress, at its third ses-
son says: Here follows extract from THO lnehshRe
nronosIpg repndati6n) And HheJcas such aseDtmehs'
n permitted 10 90 TO the world without Immediate pro
tsst mi be 10 be the sentiment oil the pep
Die Of The United States, and % their REPRESENTATIVES III
Congress: therefore r -
ResoIued, That all forms and degrees OF re-
pudiation OF the National Indebtedness are oai-
GUS to the American people, and that under no
circumstances will their representatives, consent
to offer the public creditor, as fall cOlnpensa,.
ton. less amount OF money than that WHICH
the Government contracted to pay. A., ,noo,,
MT INGEHSoEL Rep. li.l suggested 10 hr; bhJ y
Al 10 lot the resolution lie printed before the hou"o
should be called TO vote upon 1t. -. a.,
MT bROOMAIL remarked that II was SNORT aha eas
UNDERSTOOD and thai IL had already been prinIed Ia INC
I public papers. 49,.
hossfs. HOLMAN Dem. Ind and MAYNARD fRep.
Tenn called for the Yeas and Nays on the motion va
suspend the rues TIE rules suspended-feas, 1885,
Mays 29-a party vote
Mr.. bBD0MALL tneyed thu previous question
! Mr.. PBUfh Dem, ~ yJ would like 20 have nvo oiih
utes TO make remark anq also 20 Offer q substitute
Mf. DR0OMAI1L deciinod 10 yield. .s.sst
Mr. RANDALL. llsems PeRp! deInanded diytsoa "a