New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
NETWORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1865.

made their way TO the floor Of the House and
into the seats OF the members. He made
speech on That occasion, and challenged the various
provisions OF the bill and asked in that speech who was
willing TO believe that should the proposed provisions OF
the Government would be worth a straw but the House
refused 70 adopt amendment declining to subordinate
bl was finally passed the report Of the Committee Of
Conference. The House refused the yeas and nays and
there no record OF any final vote He had told the story
Of the legislation Of the House the Pacific Railroad
bill OF l4 as 1t would into the history OF the country
"a conclusion Mr. Washburne yielded three minutes TO
MT Price and then moved to lay the motion to recon
consider on the table. Agreed 10.
BOUNTY FOR THE EIGuTY.FouRTH NEw-YoRK.
Mr Van WIZ 'heR y Yl by unanimous consent
offered OF It resolution s no calling upon the
nneers who served three years. have been allowed only
$50 additional bounty.
The SPEAKER remarked that the resolution should
call upon the Secretary Of War for the information.
Mr.. VAN WYCK modified the resolution In that par
ticular.
Mr.. ELDRIDGE Dem, Wis., objected
The SPEAKER remarked that the resolution was be-
amendment could be offered to it. The resolution was
amended and adopted ..,o,,n,
lands S e iowa p sS Missouri M Pqsa sae e 9 En4oa
Company. ordered to be printed and recommitted. 81.
RESTORATION OF ALABAMA.
Mr. sP Sc H. Gn 5 ts Se sa
of Alabama to representation in Congress- as follows
az. Of Congress. entitled An act for the more snt GOvTnmen.
s,e @ framed Constitution MTS I State eHS s sS S
ss %% 1S Of ss s 9 9 Of & q state Ss ~ S hn 81 %
TSrerS mated That Of Alabama shall be
titled in Congress the Legislature q said
preamble duly raissd the the Con-
situation Of the United States proposed the xxX'h Cong" and
SEC And ;, rer uacd That the duty ofthe Com
mndng General othe Military District which Alabama inolnded to
notify the members the Legislature said state chosen =, the eee
held February 1888 assemble the capital Of said State With
IN 20 DAYS aher the passage Of this act
SEC That the shall admitted represents
ton Congress ard shall be recognized as State only the following
fundim conditions: .
hgI 70 vote BY The Constellation herein recognized
% s' 1o. BE o @,SSS sesS.d or from Sn'' se % i0' S
Of N. IneDdmsp, Of the Constitution Of tie United states
The disabilities Impose. BY sa section shall removed the
therein prescribed and Congress ha have power 70 ahhu any
atnre contrary The provisions Of this section
Mr.. sPALDING rep. Ohio offered, as a substitute
Mr. POLAND Rep. VT withdrew the substitute which
he had given notice Of last week.
by striking out the third section.
Mr. FARNSNORTH addressed the House in support OF
the bill, asserting that more than 1000 white men had
voted for the new Alabama Constitution
support Of the b In the name Of the Republican party
he asked Congress to admit Alabama and TO proclaim
man. that every State that will bring Constitution pro
ydng, that Of Alabama does for the night OF every
hold land and 10 vote and exercise all other p0
Btcal rights shall be admitted though terror and
the threats Of clandestine lynchng aud hanging may
have kept SOME Of the population from the polls
Mr. STEVENS Ulep.. PENN offered an amendment,
providing that the night OF suffrage shall not be denied
abridged In any state, except for treason felony or
other crime Infamous at common law but that sG5aSe rage
shall have power to annul any act OF Aaoama IN
violation derogation Of the acts with regard to sur
frage aud that IN OF the Legislature reducing SUI
frage below the universal right all legislation admitting
the State into the Union shall be null and void.
Mr. FARSSWOkTH gave notice that he would move
the previous question at 81 o'clock tomorrow aud ask
Mr. PAINE presented memorial Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Of Milwaukee for the reimbursement VI eX-
pcndlturcs In MILWAUKEE, harbOr