New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

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snittee on Ways and Means reported back adversely the
bu TO refund duties bequest TO the Presbyterian
Church Of BardstowD, Ky.
RRCLAMISG ovERPAID DUTIES.
Mr. sCHENCK ep ohioS from the same ~ ths ac -
March &C. lses amendatory Of the J9dcsiy ScIs e cI
si ,iSce iTss be said, there had been suits enter
Tained for revision in any form IN the Supreme Court
R @saS that aw Sad DeeS @ changed SO far
nS revenue cases were concerned ana the eHeet & Oh
where there had been reclamation Of duties oyerpad
nose Of this bin was to put the back where had
stood from 1889 TIL last year. The bill was passed with
SUBSIDIES FOR ALABAMA RAILROADS.
JULIAN sP from the @ 9G 1sns on SsIaS raD
grants Of land made for railroad purposes In Alabama
Passed, with amendments -, .o-,o,s
Mr. PAINE (2ep., Wsl from the Committee on Elec-
tons reported resolution authorizing Committee
s1es ste 70 tSs Elections in that State Adopted
CASE OF Mr. RODGERS. go
made report that John b. Rodgers would be entitled TO
hs Representative from Tennessee as soon as
also reported such bi which ordered to be printed
THE ALASKA FUR TRADE -. H..
Mr.. DIXON Rep, r. -, from the Committee on Com
nerce reported back the Senate bill TO prevent the
serminaton Of furbearing animals in Alaska Ordered
90 be printed and recOminitted.
THE BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RAILROAD.
ommittee reported Back the senate I b in relation to
the Burlington and Missouri Railroad. Passed with
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION Bill.
The House then proceeded TO the confederation OF the
Nj DAWES CRep Mass) Chairman OF the Committee
OF Appropriations moved as an amendment an addition
al section providing that nothing contained in the
shall be construed rafying approving any Ipdian
treaty made since the 10th Of July, 1857 Agreed TO-
The vote was then taken on the amendment placing
at the disposal OF the President TO preserve
Deace with the indians and IL was agreed to-Yess 49,
Ess 49, The generally voteS % IN the 81 nesatye We
other amendments was coneurred in
ues thai he might report from the Committee on Roads
and Canals bill for the creation OF commission OF en-
neers the erection Of railroad bridges across the
gress erection Of bridges that river Of span
of less 400 feet the main channel The rules
were suspended-Yays, II; Nays, b3 less than two
thirds in the Affirmative.
Mr.. BUTLER (Rep., Mass.l. from the Reconstruction
ommittee reported bill 10 enforce the Fourteenth
Amendment 10 the Constitution and the laws OF the
United States aud TO restore the state OF Georgia TO the
Republican government elected under It's new Constu-
ton.
been read, Mr. BUTLER lRep, hassJ proceeded 20 e1-
plain and advocate it, and read some paragraphs fO
Georgia newspaper TO show the hostility stun existing
that the subject had been thoroughly discussed ana he
hoped the House would come 70 "a vote on the bill
Mr.. BECK Dem, KyD suggested that u had not been
sufficiently discussed, and II he had hour he could
demonstrate that the bill should not pass.
Mr.. BINGHAM rep, Ohio took similar view In
his opinion II should not be passed
Mr. BUTLER offered 10 Yield what time he could TO the
gentleman from Kentucky Mr. Beck
Mr.. WOODWARD Dem. Pa claimed at least three
discusson the part Of the Democratic side
M BUTLER had no objection to discussion although
every knew that discussion would not change single
vote but the other business was PRESSING and be did not
Mr. BECK appealed 70 the House whether II would
prevent discussion on this important bill.
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