Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07

Tho rules for f,e purpose Of resclndlng the
entire mic axine tl,o hour n mectinlt az II a.
m. and adiournnont NJ 3 dcloel.n. n. NJ
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ycouIrcd,
Mr Dawea ronewcd the motion In another
foy,n, ,vhtch ,vsa adonted- i06 10 59.
NJ t,snts a. Mac ,novel 70 suspend The
,,,ics ~ IND pnyrase N adopting 4 resolution
N ronsiaer iIs ret,ort n he bomnlftoc on
Foroisn Iefairs IN Tueeday Of next week,
ana 1ale N tbo special order Tor that day,
Agreed 10 - WIN A s,-e1
Mr. panks In yIevo 81 the fact that a paper,
purnorting 10 bo report Of tho committee
bsd hccn publisbed N the public journals
,Sithont ths consent OF the committee, obtained
leave 10 have printed In the GLOBE the reports
Of Inc majority and the minority OF the Com
mlttee on Cuban Affairs.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on Appro-
preparation 6lll, which asmade the special
order for Thursday. ~ r.t.Ivr
Also, the sunday civil Eappropriation bin,
the last Of the regular AUTHORIZATION bIlls,
which was made The special order for
Wednesday next. u.sr
On motion OF Mr.. Cook, the several Senate
bIlls in relation 10 The District Of Columbia,
were taken from the Speakers table, and re-
ferred 10 tho Committee on the Dlatrict with
The exception Of The territorial bill, the refer
ence OF which objection was made by Mr..
Dckey, Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr.. Schenck, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported the seuato bill for fund
ing the public debt with substitute which
was ordered printed and recommltted to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
The Uouae then resumed tho consideration
Of the Internal tar bill, the, question being
the motion to lay on the tabld the motion TO
reconsider the vote by which the previous
question was ordered on Mr.. Schenck's tariff
The motion preVailed--aycs ll6, noes 81.
The amendment Che first section Of the
tariff bin was then adopted by an aye and
no vote Of 1879 to A9.
Mr.. Schenck then moved rs an additional
amendment the section enumerating the arts
cles on the free list, and demanded the pre-
ylous question, which was scoonded-yeas,
100, nays, 4O-and the amendment was then
adopted. ~,
Mr.. schenck then oIeted as amendments
the third section, repeating the tonnage tax,
and the fourth section, in relation to goods In
bonded warehouses on the day the bill goes
into effect, providing thai they shall be sub
ject TO ouly the reduced blu which were
adopted.
Mr. Schenck then demanded the previous
question on the third reading Of the bifl; which
was seconded.
On the third readugO the bill, Mr.. Schenck
demanded the yeas and nays, aud the vote re-
suited as follows-yeas 10S, nAya3 IS. L..
On motion Of Mr.. Garfield, the rules were
suspended, and tho House ordered that the
currency till, reported from the Committee on
Banking and Currency, be made the special
order Tor tomorrow and Wednesday. after
1870 O'Clock.
On motion OF Mr.. Dawes, the House then
went into Committee Of the Whole on the Post
Office appropriation bill. .,y ~. a. ~.
The pending amendment offered by Mr..
Beaman having charge OF the hin TO increase
the appropriation for letter carriers from
el, 900, 900 TO o. $50, 600 was agreed To, = y
Mr.. Myers, OF Penn, moved to Increase the
amount 10 oil 430, 400 and fixing the salaries
Of letter carriers at ti, 100 per annum.
ns DSw " EPPSssd me Is an
The amendment was rejeeied "
Mr.. Farnsworth. of nj offered an amend
ment. "A follows u Rut M mari al this annro-