, 1869-04-07

House Of Representatives..
The censu. b1ll vas ts5en 1p. Nj. GARFIELD
explained unA adEocAtc4l IT,
str: SCuf1E1n moved 10 POSTPONE the bill til
December. 10st-6o 70 G8-thc Democrats ge1cr-
h1lt voting against postpopemcnt
The House proceeded 10 consider the bill bT tec-
uGns, f. ,e amenament 9,t M
relating to subsequent ccnsusrs, and that the bill
should be q Temporary matter. to be superseded
By oM to Be reported md acted On at the Text
ses6aon- Amendment agreed to.
Motions to increase the salary 0! the suprtn-
tendent rom t4.0o to ss,eoe, md to reduce Il to
+ Co. EerS rstsctet
nomination q the Superintendent Agreed to.
Nr. GARFIELD, On behalf Of tue COMMITTEE.
taken m the lst Of June, 1s7A Agreed to
My. BUTLER Of Mars. moved to amend hy re-
quitting tn'e Of divorces to t'e given. AGREED to-
tute fo5 the si1sh - seson an II
thas the census shall be TAKEN ty Assessors md
Assistant Assessors Of Interua1 KeTeuue, without
Of this act they should he Under the direction OF
the Superintendent Of the CensuA-
Ar. GARFIELD opposed the amendment. which
would make the hill appear to the people as being
NJ: JEScKEs moved to st4t1e out Ill after the
tftn section, and add new ecetton elstnB the
qosc a. 10 the best method anil report blu a1 the
next session. The amendment WIS agreed 10 and
Inc ptu passed.
Mt STEVENSON, from the Committee on Elec-
tious1 reported resolutions On the contested elec-
tiossss ts9m ihs Tint Soassssona stE.e. Of
hcr, Is not entitled to hts Scat, and that LconA1l
Myers, the contestant, is He gave notice that be
~sgd 8, SR hs for setSn oR
that Ar. AcCra!n, claiming the seat from nc Fun
Congressional District Of Lnusisns. Is not eligible
10 Fest IN the House. 1aid On The ahle-
TIP
M1. S1B1-ACK axked, but failed "a receive. 1ca7e
TO introduce resolution insruct4nR the Judiciary
Committee to Inquire IS to haTtn8 10a dsily wages
Sp1Af APPROPRIATIONS
Whole, III: JCDn IN the chalr, o. the senate
NJ. DAWES, Chair snan Of the Committee on
Appropriations, said iheJ hi asned 70 recon-,
sa f - IF IL m Rtafs
according to his discretion and Judgment, And
! nntes his o1ac.M responsibility. 70 nainta1n TIC
reaee Nth the 1ndtans, 10 promote ci5lnxAaoa
| On c.c1!atloas; to encourage edorts IT seH-sap'
rol., ano e naake report TO Congress next De
hmn hs ot1sI, me edoptton Of such amendment wnea
" o'e'ca a. = Substitute for the Senate amend
tre, en = "out" s.se an expenditure OF 5000 ~
aa,.., woau save the Eo.efnment from Ill I'M
t4ess,es .nd S9n5 Of asumns iSese
"neFc Il fElongcd-ui.a The E1ecutire
NJ CLAKhE desired to move a r1ny.so, thht
49, A44AnA AltE3 A13!t 4G G&{4 lHf4{t4D1H OF
making treaties With the United states: but 1he
| pose.
.lr. RCTLER, Of Nassaehusetta, insisted that b.
/ the ratification OF the Fourteenth Amendment Il
| the Constitution Indians became CITIZENS: conse.
! quentsy there WIS no rA.ill1y IN any 1zeatr at.
tempted 10 be 1sda with any Indians zocc The
| fat.ne4i!on of that Amendments lie commented on
the VICIOUS system Of making 1uniau treaties and
| thcu1. 41 ~e'
Without dlsposuc OF tbs HILL thr rn,o,,tt,et
! rusc- w. ~S'~>
I0EtE1ANA ELECTION CASE
| ~ tAlHE, FROM the Election Committee INSIDE
411srost IN the contested election case froEa ths
IN. tnpSTnss|0nal District Ifiout.i4a tha{ thf
aAntn21i.t, = I. Martin, ID unabtc to taie the fes
! o@<a 1nt report wAs laid ou tba table,
me House then took rreeas, the evening n.y.
1 Preparation bll - Wv A10-1-4 -Aa'
EVENING sESslpy
| lfplAf ArTKufR1AIrnx BILL
Inc House XcAt Into Committee Of tht who1
On the 1nttan Appropriation ba1l the antst1 On h.
Ing on Ar. Da1cs' 1ncndmcnt 4 inng Iisc,1s
sion followed
Er. CLARKE Of Kansas. supported the anent
ment offered ty HI. DAwea4 md, A.so, one Of b
GNn-
III BECK also supported Mr. Dawes' amend
menl
Mr.LAWRESCE opposed taesepa.. amea dmep,