The New York herald., 1869-03-31
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEa

message was received from the Senate announc-
ing the appointment OF q conference committee on
the Tenure Of ONCE bill.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR MISSISSIPPI.
Mr.. BUTLER, Tep.l Of Mass asked unanimous
consent to 60 to the Speakers table TO take up that
message but objection was made ny Mr.. Brooks and
Mr. Butler called up the bill for the organization
slppI and then moved TO postpone 1t till after the
morning hour. Agreed to- and the House at half
past Twelve O'Clock proceeded to the business Of he
GALL OF conMlrrEEs FOR REPORTS.
Mr.. KELLEY, rep.l Of Pa. from the Committee on
cent three cent and fve cent pieces OF nickel
copper, In the proportion OF not less than twenty
Ave per cent or more than tnirty.three per cent OF
amount Of nifty cents.
Mr.. KELLEY proceeded to explain and advocate
the bill, which, hc said Omitted the clause In the
former bill Tor the suppression OF ten cent notes.
Mr.. POTTER, tdcn.l Of y. \, who haa opposed the
mad been obvated and that he was heartily IN favor
In reply 70 Mr. Jenckes Mr.. KELLEY said that the
contemplated coinagew ould amount 10 about
$40, ,000,JV0
After some further discussion as to the use OF the
French weight, the granme, In coinage, and as TO
the unncauon OF the coinage Of the world the bill
Mr. iENcKRs, trep.) OF r. l.. from the Committee
on Patents, reported bill Ior the renewal OF the
patent OF james NJ. Miller for Improvement IN sur
lace condeEsers for steam engines. ATE After On ex.
seven Sc 'saa Years cm 'n ne % Of Dsssnss 1867 49,
Cook, the bill was passed. Also bill for the ex-
tension of Ciark's patent Tor fasenIngs for hay and
EXPLANATION BY Mr.. jencSes. the bill was passed.
Also Il bill extending the patent OF Richard NJ. Hoe,
for Improvement IN printing presses for seven
years. commencing on the 34th OF July, 1883, pro-
vided II shall be open to legal inquiry and decision
as II issued under the general law, and provided
IN
use without further payment therefor. Mr..
Jenckes proceeded to advocate the oill. lie was
papers; the inventor had never charged any patent
presses. The publishers acknowledged the benent
they had received from the invention, and recon-
,nr ~ me .su rw Yns usra nad set ont II A. am
davi, before the committee how ne had been able 10
throw OF, several years ago what was then thought
he wished 10 Increase that number, ne would be Ob-
ligcd to duplicate Ills forms and provide another
this Invention, he was aole 70 throw on 100000
copies "a early as he did the $4,000
copies previously. The saving OF tine HERALD estab-
lisament by the use Of the Hoe press was, in the
simple matter Of composition and presswork $500 q
week, or sloJ, 900 year. The proprietor was WI
ing that the patent should be extended. All that the
inventor had received or ever would receive from
his patent would not be the one hundrejth part OF
the saving effected by Il by the new YORK HERALD.
sevcufy of those presses In In this country, IL
would readily understand tue great value Of tue In
inc nonr expired, and The bill went over until the
morning. nour tomorrow.
1hc house then proceeded to the business on the
Speakers table, aud took up the senate message
nonncIng the committee OF conference ON
THE TENURE or oPricE BILL
Mr.. BUTLER. OF aass, moved 70 agree to the re-
quest for committee VI coniere ice.
Mr.. SCIiESCK, trepl OF Quo. novel thar the House
mems. which motion. ne remarked, had precedence
over every other motion.
on Mr. schenck's motion 70 reccde The vote was
taken'by yeas and nays and resuitedAyeas ~, nays
The House then voted to insist on its disagreement
and agreed to committee OF conference.
subsequently the Speaker appointed as such COM
mittee Messrs. Butler OF hassachusetts, Washburn
or Wisconsin and Bingham.
The following Is the vote detail on Mr.. schencks
motion:-
YrAs-Messrs Bcsmsn, Beatty. Benion, bingham, soes,
Burie, Butter Of Tennessee, .sssna- chnrch Cobb q
Norn carona Cowes, Dixon pocsery' p.cnney puya,'
Ill., hn hooper, ao,sss J.nss knsrg
s sSs, ls'ss q ss o 81
s% s s~s
stevens sSssSM9" sssisn sss win.u ass
% NAYS Allison, Amber. Amss Archer, Armstrong.
As sssy fsa seei % ssnss S:, srsss y s css
s .s hst Ess s4 Ss ' s:Sss s
Ma ;m Ms.sa a.y aS.s d fGKs
judd Julian, Kerr Lash, Logan, Loushridfs, Marshall,
Mayharn Mccarthy Mccormick, McNecy, Aonat Moore OF
, Morgan, Morr OF Me-, Nungen, XDlack, 0'sei, 0r.h
Packard, Paine ramcr pheps, o.ssr ksnj. kssding,
Reeves Rice, Rogers. Roots schumacher. sheldon Siocun
smith Of ohio, Smith q Tenn, stevenson s.ss swami
hees ws.hbun Of Wis., washburn OF Mass Welxer, Wells,
whttemore, Wilkinson, Williams Of inds Wncher, Wood
and Woodward-i06.
REMOVING POLITICAL DISABILITIES.
The Senate bill In addition to the act vf July ~,
1855, removing political disabilities, was taken up
from the table and passed.
ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION
Mr.. DAWES, lrep.) OF Mass. offered a concurrent
resolution for the nnai adjournment Of tnis session
on Tuesday, April q, ut IL O'Clock. and said tnat
there could be no question OF the readiness oi both
Houses 10 adjourn at that time and 10 nave finished
all necessary business. The resolution was adopted
without divlsl9n.
THE SOUTH cfacLTSA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr.. PAiNE rep.l OF Wis. from the committee on
Elections reported that-saco Y. Reed Gaming tue
scat RON the Third congressional district oi soutn
Carolina, Ia incompetent to take the test oath.
Mr.. RANDALL, toem.l Of Pa, from the minority