The New York herald., 1870-06-14

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citizens, the Southern ioyalsts should be paid for
At half.past ten O'Clock p NJ the Senate ad,ourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
WASHINGTON. June 13. 1870.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Ella, rep.l OF n H.--Granting public lands
10 the state OF New Hampshire for railroad purposes
at the rate OF forty sections to the mile.
BY Mr.. RANDALL, tdem.1 Of Pa.-To amend the
Northern Pacific Railroad bill Of May 81, 1870
BY Mr.. MuNaEN, (dem.j of Ohio-Requring the
substitution by certain national banks OF United
States bonds for second mortgage bonds OF the Union
Pacific Railroad deposited Ia the Treasury
by Mr. C0BuRN, irep) OF lnd-Declaring Indian
polis port OF delivery.
By Mr.. WELLS, t!em.) OF Mo-Conccrning frauds
BY Mr. PALMER, Tep.) Of lowa-To confirm titles
to certain lands on the Fort Kearny military
ton.
BY Mr.. PoMERoy, (rep.) Of Iowa. To provide bonn.
ties for soldiers in certain cases.
BY Mr.. SAWYER, trep.) OF wis.-To authorize the
sale OF pine timber on the lands OF The Menomonee
Indians In wisconsin.
By Mr. SARGENT tep.} OF Cal--Granting lands to
forna.
BY Mr.. HoorEa, rep) of Utah-Grantng lands for
TRADE WITH BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
rMr FISHER, rep) OF N. Y, introduced Joint reso-
cause inquiry lie made the Information OF Con.
gIess, relative 10 The extent OF trade between the
! United States and the Bitish North American de-
pendences and authorizing him to designate suit
able person to make sucn inquiry. Passed.
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS
Mr.. DAVIS rep) OF N. Y. introduced bill to
amend the naturalization laws, and moved the
Mr.. EnpRIpaE. taem., OF wis. moved that the bill
! be reected.N egatyed-yeas -, nays ia.
Mr.. ELDRIDGE then moved the House adjourn.
The morning hour having expired during the vote
on adlourning. M. DAvls o. N I moved that the
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gone under the rule at the expiration OF the
The SPEAKER overruled the objection, as the mo.
| ton was to suspend the rules.
After another diiatory motion to adjourn the rules
46-a strict party vote The following Is the BILL
sEorIos Be IT. enacted, &c. Tha. in :. eases where
Virtue Ass law relating % ta Of
aliens in proceedings under such act law per-
su sse Se
% s
fenced imprisonmen for term not exceeding five
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shall falsely make forge or counterfeit path arn
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! or use as true or genuine, or for any unawfu
ps smson notice. cercas order, recoSS GSn's sisna
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originally any certificate citizenship or ccr
person any purpose rcsI.ssT
away any order Certificate y czeoshp sa Hs or sT
cate, s.snplicaon shGwas saeS
issued made knowing that such order 'erhsae s
or any person aniaway use attempt to USE any
such order or certificate issued to or in the name
Deceased psrssn or use Or attempt to use aid
or OF
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without lawful excuse shall knowingy have be possessed
saensaip prpostingo have been issued under the prov
% aMs 81 s the c.e sisei 10 Be TO
dated or counterfeit with intent unawluly TO The same
cate c1enshp fnoSn Such pslson % toy to have ave
By S of ae made S w hSy nsa ns
to procure or aid in procarns the Issue Of such certificate
dated any who has may be admitted
knowingly deny he has been admitted with Intent to
eyade or avoa aay da or soy Or required
guilty Of felony, and on conv,ciion thereof sia bc
ses ssS % aaos asss ss
ave years. be dned in not less than 1900
the discretion os ine court And every person Who sha
commission any felony or attempt % do any act
st
pun shnient The to the sans
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SEQ And Be further enacted, Tha. any person who
shall knowingly any certificate Of Naturalization hereo-
sV'sss y '5y Sss .ss
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appearances and % hearing Of the applicant IN court
@ TsS. aasaSs 20 ss' psssI@ "sf
to citizenship, for any fraudulent purpose whstever,
shall be deemed guilty OF misdenesnor and upon convic
on thereof In due course OF law shall be sentenced pay
years either BOTH the discretion Of The court
$50 Ana Be further enacted Tina. the provision. of
tempted had before any court in which any
proceedings for naturalization shall be had
United States shall have jurisdiction all
provisions OF this before whatever tribunal
] the same shall have been committed.
| REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DISABILITIES
| Mr.. STOKES, rep.) OF Tenn moved 10 suspend the
| ties imposed by the fourteenth amendment To the
constitution OF the United Siaes upon citizens for
participation In the late rebellion and providing that
| no person relieved shall be required TO take ana
subscribe to what Is known as the 'fron.clad test
! oath.u
Mr.. WARD rep.l Of n. V, said that the bill would
| relieve even Jen Davis
| Mr.. SroKEs-fes II makes a clean sweep.
! The House refused 10 suspend the fuies--yeas 90
| nays ITO. All the democrats voted aye, together
| with the following repubicans:--Messrs. Buckley
| Dockery, Fitcn Perce, Platt, Sargent, Stokes and
| Iillman.
RIVER AND HARBoR APPROPRIATION BILL
| Mr.. DAWES, lrep) of Mass moved to go Into COM
miitee on the River and HaiD0r Appropriation bill,
Mr.. BUTLER, (rep.) Of Mass, desired to report the
| Georgia bill.
! Mr.. DAWES re!usei TO give way for that purpose.
Mr.. FARNswoRTu, lrep.) OF Ill, called for the yeas
| and nays on MI. Dawes motion.
MI. DAWES motion was agreed to-12O to 3s--and
the House thereupon, at twenty minutes. TO Two
] O'Clock, went Into Committee OF the Whole Mr..