The New York herald., 1869-01-26
WASHINGTON.
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eAlslnls % nE soe P .sss, II not actlal abuses.
~ Of '1Sis ne TsG asner naa ossp
h" "A congress, res, ma many N years ago. when an
central Railroad, and, although the directors OF that
company may have Gathered .heir nests he did not
great state Illinois and dve il an impetus in nro
iFess and Improvement hich had put il forward a
of citizens OF Illinois onnose OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ e S
Tins snd when their O. Tn State was one Of the most
~ ra9rdnaLy monur tents OF the wisdom OF that
ba been suggested by The gentleman from Illinois
t5li. Loganl that re incoming administration was
opposed 70 this b IL. He DIR schenckl knew. on the
,en,ats s, ,also eile General Grant opposed to
thas his little. Improvement might not hays ia
sAdAee Win Nhe rest as q branch or the Union
easc s ann IS 0T 6erans ,sy to sy
Ioa al soi fe future day for road extending to the
iaes 'at oagh lower California BIT II II were true
he lMf. tchenek( should still vote, according to his
e%a i9a meat ana sense m q duty nndeterred BY
Nlth Anybody 50 respectable rs General Grant hut
tee Vee ne Eas 10 give To-Day and on future occa-
slons his own vote, ana he Thought he shonld he
Iorc respected by General Or ant himself for giving
aa Independent vote aecordi lg to his Judgment and
convictions than Il he were first to seek to find out
General Grants views.
h-s LoGAN said that his remarks had beer. .misap-
expressed any opinion az 20 the proposed road lie
aaa never taxed WIN U m on the snbject. He said
woe against the OPT niors of their constituents
aaainst tle pla,Io2m z N Which members had been
pressed views OF the President elect on railroad SUBJ
Ii. scHzNcE safl he kao certa,,,v understood
tAat the remark w2 thrown ont ms a reason why
lheiAses should Iot vote for the bill. He favored
tic proposition snd favored the prlnciple Of such
grants, cut he ould strive in the future 10 nave
tnem better guEfled
air Hissy, uep) OF cal spoke for i've minutes in
Ill. o'NEIII foiloweA on the same side replying
~ ~, e Fgatiens MS inae against the bl and arguing
las % ',ss amount OF eight hundred ana sixtyfour
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, % peng FOR hftyfour miles at sixteen
Thousand collars per gne. lie believed that the
men WHO carried out those great works would be
entsed @ O. me gratitude OF the country, and that
members oI Congress who voted for such PROPOSE
tiSns weald be considered as men ready to see the
country move on TO Its destined greatness.
ar sPALDING, tfep.l or oho-Are you willing to
vote 1or Northern raiToads
Mr 0lNEIL-I am willing to vote for this
MrsNAsABURNE- OF Ill., In his seattle s willing
to yete FOR any road
Mr. oiNEILL--No, sir, deny It, Will vote for
4he SPEAKER informed Messrs Washburne and
oAeLi that they must not indulge In interlocutory
MI covoDE rep OF Pa, took the noor to close
ne debate He was satisfied from the temper OF
te House that IL was time to settle this little affair
II had been represented that tie company did not
intend to build the road to Denver. He was salts
by the gentleman from illinois to cast
rldcuie on his Ideas OF civilization; but he
coming when the people OF the United States
woad have TO grapple with the institutions OF Asia
on the Pacific coast. The time coming. within
the next half century. when civilization would no
longer travel westward on the Pacific coast. They
gTappie with them 1t becomes the duty of Con-
press therefore, to that the American people and
institutions occupy that territory. He moved the
previous question on the passage OF the bill.
Mr. WAsHBuRsE. OF H. moved to lay the bill and
amendments on the table.
Mr. RAsDALI dem.l OF Pa, called for the yeas and
nays.
Fir. wAsHBuRSE moved that there be a call OF the
House lie wanted all members to be present and
show their hands.
cell of the House not ordered.
Inc question was taken and the House refused to
lay the bill on the table-yeas S. nays The fol-.
lowing Is the vote:-
Barnes Beaman, Beatty Benton Bingham, Blair Bsafwe
SSssL Clarke 3 oS!s, Sess doss coras fR1s cSiIon
sn' & Ess.; gsg hs1ps s'f.
ss sss; I' ssusSs hsSEs1ss & 6 sss 9h
psa ass rsSsR sSsseaTse4 sans ahn
mSa + ssTf sn fms wsss y
s o %.s y Ts % s aS Wilson
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HSss Isssssy Es Rses esa1Es 0Fss ksass
HsSa,sP }sss.4S i Hsa;ssv e ~ mss:s$ hsoSs a,sSs:
sssas% Sss' Z Asfsy sSsSfs Sssss
s ecs@b Newshsm Ssoson MeS seTe P.ss m
Ts. ksTse P PGAad POssy Prince Rss
BURN & x Wnao@ ssa % Ro5 Sa'
question CO to Sc.
Mr. Logan then moved to refer the bill and amend.
mens 20 the Committee on Public Lands Agreed
to-S6 to 90.
REPREs ENTaTIoS OF GEORGIA IN THE HOUSE
hr. PAINE, irep.) OF Wis, asked leave to offer the
following resolution stating that it had the appro
baton q 9 majority OF the members OF the Recon
stEuclon Committee, although he was not author
lied TO report IT,
whereas IS provided BY the Reconstruction act, passed
BY law admitted e representation IN Congress-
any civ government that may exist therein shall be deemed
provisional only and that persons eligible 10 oce
% he y ss SsG T
stass asd wheIss s reported that the Legislature o.
med their ssess white men who received mnorities
c vio elected seeso Sy h. S vote. .ns .s sa
] @ @u'a ne - 81 .s assq .nf 3 s, a.,
o. lie ioureeusn lDaen Of the constitution of he
sora been admitted The the tntsd
Received Tlsi the vnmiaee on Reconstruction be or.
Seret e inquire ana 7ori Whether and g any, what
Tspscsag lie Teresents n q eors Ia he HSass
iir Ross tdem) OF ~, objected.
Iii PAINE moved 10 uspend the rules.
ar ELpRiDGE, denl.l " Wis, called for the yeas
and HAYS.
Nr. BINGHAM frepl OF Who. stated that the sub
iect was already before Il 'c Committee on Recon
by iic gentleman from Mas aclusetts tMr Buterl
~. PANE said he hardly iked TO dispute with his
Colleague on the committee. lie sSid--
Nr. Ross objected 10 debate
GI. PtISG said that as he pt the floor with The
understanding that the propo sition would not oc-
cUpy any time he would have o Withdraw it for the
present. uut hc paye notice tia 1 soon as he could
OntEin ae ii0or be would move suspend The rules.
BILLS - CuuA1yTEE or VIZ WHOLE.
MI SCBENeE remarked that tA ere were two bills
IN Committee of TIE Wbeie OH lie state Of the Union,
on on auendmsnii0l thc tara ano the other gene
ri amendment q the rkvenue Ia Y. on which the
ComMiiiec Ot Ways and cans desifed The action OF
the iouse, and he gave notice thlv whenever tie
legislative Appropriation b ll was out o. the way
lie would eudefYOr % lest t, sense or tie House on
taking up those other 1--WE Ells and dsposlng Of
them.
LEGISLATIVE ApPROp 4 ALTON TiLL.
Mr. MAAHWwHNr Uf III. funVpfl to into Commit
Zee Of the Whole on the Lcgisia tive Appropriation
biit
Mr.. sgAIptSG moved that tie "a ouse adjourn
IAe idttef motion was agreed II yeas 81, nays
Si-aGN the House leleupOn az nlteAsn mliutes past
-four at.gOarnei.
fATTMlos BslL or TIE SECOND FsSlaEET