The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-11
FORTlETH CONGRESS s-THIRD SESSION
Senate.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1l.-Mr. Pomeroy presented q
memorial for equal suffrage particularly In the Dis.
NJ b amsey. nom the Committee on Pos, Office
hs Of Us 10 ne
GIdEs between ss.saa cucinnat Ohio and Newport
Also from the same committee. a bill giving the
SfiSEe between New YORK and B1ooRiyn' whao or a.
hs o. Mr. . S was laid on hs liable
JadiciaIy: askedto be discharged fr,m the further
lee 10 qaire Into prsc!iosbiy Of pr ppeVeasns
ho Of sTnvc'ed uSsr Judge
h1s III he Sd rot Inink IL proper %
Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on Military Az
fairs reported and rec mmended The passage Of the
bill 10 amenG he not of 1856 establishing rules and
regulations iof the government OF the armies Of the
United Siatee. ~
Chambes Of oomefce OF New York iop ISe os the
ofbe pending bill 10 prohibit secret gold and
MI Rice, from the Committee on the District of
irOn4 consideration OF the hiIi 20 nonrno
raie the National Railway Loan and Trust Company
Mr. Davis (ken) offered the following Joint resolu
Resol'ed etc., That the noisy and disarderIy con.
duct OF Bt niauin f. Butler RepresentA alive fro n
Ihe House OF ihepresentstives IN the
6 on lSIh OF OF 9 inot1 d1sog the
the Senate ana House Of Representatives. was oa0
and Of q Gnsd 70:
from The sseral stass & and while seid votes
and ObsIucted is dlsreputable to said BENZ. But
hIn,
wrong and an insat TO the Senate Of the U.itsd
MI Ferry-Let IL go over.
The resolution accordingly went over under tho
on molten OF Mr.. Trumbull, the Senate took nm an,
passed the bi 70 provide for the execution judy
MI Anthony called up the resolution reported from
Of The medical and history yt OF .ns ns ose
s %sOn %ss ny ssS
Mr r0,neIoy one ed Joint resolution giving a
to State OF wisconsin, and Ia the c1nstquotie0
Of railroads in that State, Referred TO the commt
Mr. Morton, from the Con- mittse on Military Ar
the Slsies the interest and discount money boS
r Ss asyes G GeS sG'go s16 ID
Nj oIagin called up the bill for the relief OF Henry
ary the Treasury to issue to him new $1,000 bona
Mr. Oonklns called attention TO the gres. import.
doubt that the bond was sctSaiIy destroyed Oh
Messrs Freinghuysen and Cragln said that the cir.
proved by the affidavit and by the fragments Ok the
MT Howe wished It to be understood that the Com.
mittee on o. aims, being CONFESSED OF human beings,
tee the Government against wrong in such caIes.
At the expiration Of the morning hour.
Mr. sherman moved to proceed to the coasidera-
House of Reprssen ntatIves.
The Speaker Atsted that the first business In order
was the question OF privilege pending az the sdjoarn-
@r Baier ssS protesting Sss The oSansSs sssS S 81
the vote OF 0f OrgiA by the order OF the
act Uf oppression and aDion OF tina
| rghte and privileges OF the House.
| The Speaker stated that he had asked Mr., DAwaA
(MaEs) to preside during the discussion of the cues
| iiOn OF privil GO, The Chair had decided thai h.
resolution presented question OF privilege and had
| subsequently on the floor expressed the Opinion
that, in fact right privilege OF The House ad
| been Invaded. He therefore felt IL would not be
proper 10 preside, and he had asked Mr.. Dawes 10
/ do So Before leaving the chslT he would Ask the
House to authorize the Speaker pro tenn to point
the committee to walt unon the Pre- idsnt d Vice
p esideat elect and notify tEem officially OF their
| election.
| Mr.. Bntler-As this thing must be discussed at
| length and as time Ia pressing. suggest to the
| Honss, although have no preferenoe myself that
alter Tn remarks of the gentleman iron Ouio (Mr,
BhelROaTgprl who Ia to oppose The resolution that
resolution shall be referred to select cOmmItCoe
and on he IepoTs ofthAt committee full discussion
| can be had.
No Understanding on that npint was arrived at, and
| NJ Dawes took the chSiK as speaker pro tenn
| The Spea er pro hHl appointed Messrs Wilson Of
| Iowa aDo PIuyn OF New York, To walt the Presl-
dent and Vice President elect and 10 noii ths Of
| their election.
in opposition to the resolution offered by MI But er
He pTefaced his remarks by ding st Aiue srev
and rnIly 10 the gentleman IRON Mas tbaI
Integrity OF purpose and that desire fairly and nro
pery 10 dispose OF the mpo tant RttSE before tha
| House, which he claimed for blmBeh