, 1869-04-10

P7csident he sinonnt Of subsidy ,,oad4 TO
DC Issued TO either Of sad companies s in5u1c4eut
a0n @ .. auea fot se
clent amount Of bonds already issued, OF, IN his
discretion Of their nFEt mortgage bonds, 70 secure
tainirg such SEC u1tty In the section provided
the President may authorize and direct me
Attorney General to institute such solta aad
proceedings On behaH md In the uane OF the
United StAtes and In any court OF the United
Eates having jurisdiction as shall be necessary or
proper to compel the giving Of snch security, ana
Interests Of the United States IN said road. and to
insure the full completion thereof a nEst-claas
Eosd. u required y law. ~. ..
General Of the CnItel States "a hereby Authorized
and directed to Investigate whether the charters
Of he union I'd Central paeaec A.llf9ad s Con-
been forfeited, ard 70 institute the neces-
sary and proper legal proceedings: also 70
ssy ~ ne1ns5 .a. s4 % d3aenss eass
upon shetr stoef, and. Il 30, 70 institute the
Necessary proceedings 70 have the same reim-
huEsed and also to Investigate - 70 wnetasr M any
companies, have not violated eny pGnA ANA inc.
II 10, to institute proPcz criminal proceedings
against the persons who have violated 8ucn iA".
KtEcU1ITK sxHsaof.
At 10 :ea the Senate went Into executive se6non.
Hon*e OF Representatives.
TIE sr1Xus AND TOBACCO BILL
The Amendments TO the Nhtskey and Tobacco
Till were noa -concuEed in, and a Conference Com
mittce requested
The bfl pruvid!ng for the publication Of opinions
Of the Attorney General w.s passed
", p.r<r .sqsd nsfas r. sMoRh ~ MI X.
Connecticut be sworn In The Election Commit
tee being satisfied Of their election, they were
sworn In.
RUIEs OF KyrDKSCk
MI. BUTLER, Of MkaA, from the Judiciary Com
m!ttee, asked leave to report back the hill per-
hitting defendants In criminal Cases In the United
Etates Courts, IN the respective Statea to testify
on questions ot the competency Of wltneaseA
Mr. BIRD objected
THk wn1sKKT AND 1oRAcco BILL
Ine sPEAKER appointed Aeas11 sehenct, ALL
%sseI SSR saa saa b.eo s4 R On the
Nj. PA1SE, from the Committee On Elections,
reported resolutions Tor sub committee to taks
Third and Fourth D!strictA Adopted
LAND DsTMcT n w1oxIS0
NJ, NJ; 1uadS ff9n @ T.. tae CoIi:se 9n Public
Wyoming Territory. Passed
RAILROAD BILL
NJ; MAYNARD introduced h!n. gE1nttag 70
felTtd to tic Committee: 81 d s Public Lands. 49, 49,
Ar JULIAN rfesented a fp az Conference REPORT on
the OsaGc lnd!nn Land bill and 1t H4s agreed to-
PENNSYLVANIA K1EC11nN CABx.
th Mre!" uuse - Ifn " f[ .,
Pennsylvania Aftcr TWO hours' discussion The
House proceeded to vote on the resolutions. The
ttten ~ ~, " 4e,,. 7atsct. snd ,haf ~ ;ha
iortt1 derrr4no si1ers rntitrd t. IL aHontei e.nh
y saetly PITY sots ~ NJ M{s5a -. tae1e0pon
o"o1A - nr1s11TxrY w. r1I
Mr. BENSON presented the Conference Commit
tees report on the Deficiency bill. which WAS
agreed 10:
- resolution Was adopted to PAY NJ. Aofet
YEA.
HI. TuITrEAORE, from the Comm!tte On Re
eonsI9eaon @ reroTed ea3 Isnesing iasge naln;
The previous question
The previous question vas seconded.
be suHpcnded and the blu passei
The rules were not sdspeudcd-5caA %; naJ6
eS--lcss than t*o-th1rds tn the affirmative.
The o!l, therefore, vas not parsed, bnt remained
oetose 1Sad ~ HoaSs 59r discussion @ .nd ssaon IL,
spoke Of IT, great Importance. Nearly all TIT
names embraced y It bad been scanned criticised
ana hss9eo oPpn s t1Yofaoy ne Heeon1EuSaoi
mitsse Of sae sen1te End By both aonses n,
tMent5Fa9nt henlncx5 men -, "noee name!
n,,,,naa Tef9 inein1eo In .nns me 9la: naa beei
M;sto5ns5 A.. General speea IT, - Myth Ga51
LIZ msn ona oeM tSnstaea ts.s u..e Y sne Mepuoai
I1atSs SV1ttes 1 6, - eAns - Aaa ~ @
ue Hne " aae.n n.a - 31ns .En -. -
iM @ - ~ a ,2s nos ol in.srnA. nu
eoG'e nos h9ld omSe ~ anfs.a feaieEed' oeeanso n
III ~ - 81 m ..Set u toe FRGsuo,,r4 -,.,,.
~. .s, a sAae-.s, Il IN ". = y, "ne.ns
Of the Kentocty " mea. 3o'A ~ ''' Lac 01' '<''
~ @ FxREsHt TT n.r,,r.h so,,o ~ h4,+ chs,
,s - - si,, ~ - - 'S ;s. auu9 @ 80 - t,sa,
lenaeo % 1e ssa sSns ny one ,o o. tn9 e
rsme tn re unaeTstood thnt M rns, ~. to Be r.
one aoud "t be nr re!seyed N SessIy Ii pessons tna
i%.nftnfh n.nnd ~ ~ Ending iii WsTe JSrmt
III -"
H rnnyed the nrey1ous onestion On tht passac q
| NJ thn nJfl
The previous question was seconded,
without vote on the passaKe Of the bill. th
House. at 3 O'Clock. took rccesI untu 8 d hi.
| FyESINf srssrnv
| The House met at O'Clock.
BOUNTY ELL.
| IN n1ntjnn of Mr.. fnG4N' fnc senata IN, tn =,
ci1itAte the payment Of loupuea 10 solierx {
their heiTa, was taken Irom he Speaker : tabl
f,r reserved ty the depart,ntnt When the noneI ~.
naidL and Nas passeyl
utsiHurrY ELL
Consideration Of the bill repoTing political dls,
h!litles was then resumed. The GM MS read
The rote Waa then taken on the sassare NJ III
h{It and rcsuftct-xeax 81. nax1 "A - n.
thlrds voting in the af1rfnstIys thn hin VI
nsssc{l
S1mc slight ann1anse foi,oxed thc nnnornr.
ment 3'311 1ffA''@7~ 'eA1'"s' e4As 1''A''NNe'
r1rr Artsr1 sr1,, v1yuxpv RITZ
hi. DIXON endtaTofed 10 resascttate the Sci
| n+e hin to nrryenf I'm eTt.rmtnsttnn ~ fnr 80
nc en,e @ ~ ss. NJ Gneh nsd an o. rrtar,G
he Committee on Commerce, but failed.
/ rur HtnnHsTnrrT1nS r117
nder asusnen.ian IT H. Ije. ~ HI, tn n,nzd
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