New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

the copying and countefeitng OF designs sketches and
models OF manufactures; autherizlhg ,no AI"p.
andria. Loudon and Hampshire Railroad COMPANY
granting lands to the Eaiaua oxford ana ~ he no
cal disabilities OF all citizens OF Mississippi; 10 eGn
bonds ana discontinue suits III eases H bv force t The
beginning OF the Rebellion -, oso,,,,or Cor
the abrogation Of ali tribal relations OF the Cherokee
ChOctaw, Chickasaw. aud Creek tribes OF Indians te
final adjustment OF all their business with the Govern
ment of the United states. the organization OF aIerri
tora Government for them and their full recognition as
citizens. Referred TO the Committee on Territories
Mr. WASHBURNE rep. Wis., offered resolution au'
thorizing the select Committee the Postal Telegraph
system to inquire into the whole subject OF teiegraphng
The House refused to second the previous 10
MIR SAWYER CRep Wis., offered 0or Mr. Cessna
resolution nsuuoung the Committee on Military Affairs
Boston was lately appointed u cadet to the Military
Academy and James 1. Kunhardt OF New-Iork to tho
Naval Academy and both credited TO the XVIII Con-
gressiona District Of Pennsylvania and to allow any
person or persons IN improper or corrupt pac
Mr.. LOGAN Rep Ill) remarked that the resolution
conced with the action OF the House last week. as IL
The House refused order the main question by Yeas
rs; Nays, 81 and the resolution went over.
Mr. JUDD rep. Ill introduced bill for the relief Of
Mr BINGHAM REP Ohio, offered resolution for the
payment OF counsel fees and expenses incurred by MI
Butler of MASSACHUSETTS, in defending a suit brought
member of the House sustaining its rights and prvi
leges TO exceed $1,000 Referred to the Judiciary
Mr.. VOORHEES, Dem, IndJ offered resolution of in
quiry to alleged violations OF the existing treaty De
tween the Cherokee nation and the united states nc
ferred TO the judiciary Committee. ~
Mr.. WALKER rep, OHIO introduced bill to incorpo-
rate the Washington and Ohio Railroad Company lie-
Mr. ALLISON Rep, Iowa. presented resolutions
moval OF the National Capital and for land grant for
railroad from oBen County Iowa TO the Ns,S Missouri 1n
TO offer resolution calling for Information III regard TO
the Tce meter.
Mr. CHURCHILL (I,ep. n. - offered preamble and
resolution in reference to the fisheries on tue canadian
the President for Information as 10 the determination OF
have been taken for the protection Of the American fish
nE Mr sCESCK Rep Ohio, introduced bill to regulate
the form of the enacng and resolving clauses OF acts and
resolutions of Congress- Referred. Also resolution in
structng the Committee or tne Disrlet OF HolunMa 70
nCton aud Georgetown, and TO provide some system OF
government for the District OF Columbia ana the cue;
soU Of C5peress and the National Executive Adopted
Mr. KERR Dem. Md. from tho judiciary Committee,
made a report reference to the Mount Vernon relics
Mr.. KNOTT Dem. KY asked leave to offer resolu
ton appoint select committee on the lice Whisky
Mr. BIJTIFR REP Massj introduced bin to remedy
defects judicial administration of certain customs
revenue laws. Referred
Mr. BOYD Gep. Me- offered resolution nsructing
the Judiciary Committee TO inquire whether under the
the Cherokee and other Indians are not binding on Doth
parties. Adopted
On presented preamble and resolution, reciting the
circumstances the OF the proposed resignation OF
MIR Goaday OF Kentucky the 2Sth of February, and
the refusal Of the OF Kentucky to accept it,
and permitting Mr.. Goladay to withdraw his comnun
cation to the Speaker and his seat in the House
He desired resolution To be referred TO the Judiciary
Committee.
The SPEAKER remarked that he had received certain
that subject but had doubted the
proprety of submitting them TO the House dae sgcet
letter from Golladay stating that the Governor OF
Kentucky had refused to accept his ana tat
therefore Difference TO the views OF the governor nc
had withdrawn his resignation, ana now fullest
Investigation into any charges against nun IN resrGnCo
10 the sale cadetshps; also teegrapi' dlsaC IRON
Gov stevenson to .GolIaday dated Frankfort, MaTGl .
declining the ana ,5 iate 70 demand nves
rator OF charges affecting his own honor ana the
i Mr. BINGHAM Rep Ohio) called attention TO the
raordinary that the Government of State assumed
to force on .e ee OT ysca Gt y hs own act
Mr. TRiMBLE remarked that inc teleEia IRON T5C Cr
was no spirit of dctatiOn IN it,
Mr. BECK explained that Gov. Stevenson acted on the
assumption that Mr. GOaday had not rendered his resig
nation to the House, but had simply sent INN connun
cation asking him to receive IT, winch Gov steYehson'
Mr. TIfTIlER rep, Mass.) regarded the question as
simply one whether the Executive OF stare han any
and as he could not entertain such theory, he
should vote against the reference OF the resolution inc
member for other reason than that he should take no.
tice of the vacancy and issue VIII iOr new eecon
Mr. Mr. RSSKS HIep Mass) considered that 1t might be
qHI n m Goaday 10 withdraw his resignation il he
thought proper; but the Governor Oh oldte hdH no
more control over member than tho Secretary Of the
Tov,monwealth had on the Sheriff of the county His
only power was, being notlned tnat thee was va
cancY TO order an election to ill It, Now there was no
mower 10 create vacancy in the House, except IN tho
House ITSELF which had absolute power no man couIu
separate himself from membership except by the e1,
pressed or implied assent Of the House The telegram OF
the Governor OF Kentucky was very eoou iettot V M
vice, but not letter OF aulhOli!' anu eou" NV
be considered by the House. 49,. .- -,
Mr. DAWES Rep., Massl referred 10 ms former posi-.
on on the subject of designations He thought ~ very
important question: and the resignation hat thG scope
OF nstrucng the Judiciary non 10 NV a T nse
and bring out some expression OF oPhon W o 1,d
on that point he would be very glad 10 see ~ adopted
He had that occasion differed, with great regret, from
The decision Of the Chair and recent events had I'm
pressed that conviction on his MIND 49, -, ,,
The SPEAKER reminded Mr Dawes that Inc Geu nd
him to quote 1t as such ana not as TUG uecsoh VI
Mr. Dawes was aware OF that fact; He desired the
Hon.e 10 consider whether IL would throw away all
pnheJs 70 Withdraw from membership had grown up
sb S[eufiO and 10 did seem important enough 10 alcI
GoaSavs case the question perfectly clear That
gentleman's had been dropped from inc IOls Oh
the House. and the House had acQuiesced IN MS ressa
Mr.. JONES Dem, KY defended the action OF the EI.
yuScSte his honor and the honor OF the State to
submit TO the extreme punishment OF the House;
ernor Of Kentucky was not to blamed in the matter
II was the House itself that had set the bad precedent OF
premises; and that it for him TO say whether the
esgnaon should be accepted rejected lie thought
il ime for the House to take position Oh tho question
and establish "a severe precedent. m
Mr. SCIIENCK Q{ep, Ohio was unwilling TO
do anything that would tend TO imply that the
House regarded the Governor of Kentucky as
having anything to do with the matter, or being
ANYTHING but the instrument OF the law OF the state TO
give certificate, and instrument OF the Constitution
Of the United States writ OF election TO I'LL the
vacancy Mr. Beck looked upon the question as one OF
fact IL Mr.. Goladay had resigned he could not get
hack into the House II he had not resigned then the
question should DO investigated 1t was unnecessary to
agaipst the Governor. That might be all very
80 - nc yntbino The Governor waa