New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

| Bills were introduced and referred as follows
Mr. Ella QSep., n. H.)-GTantBg lands 10 the State OF
New Hampshire or railroad purposes at the rate of 40
| Mr.. HANDEL Dem, Penn)-To amend the Western
! Pacific Railroad bill of May 81, 1870.
Mr.. MUNGEN Dem, OmO)-Requiring the substtu-
ton by certain National Banks of United States bonds
for second mortgage bonds OF the Union Pacific Railroad
| deposited In the Treasury.
Mr. COBUIN Qiep, fnd)-Declaring Indianapolis a
MrwELLs (Dem. Concerning frauds in contested
| Mr. PALMER Rep., Iowa)-To confirm titles to certain
| lands on the For kcaTney Military Reservation.
Mr.. POMEROY (Scp., Iowa)-TO provide bounties for
| soldiers in certain
| Mr.. SAWYER Qep., Wis.)-To authorize the sale Of
pine timber the lands OF the MenOmOnee Indians n
Mr. SARGENT Rep.. Collaborating lands to aid in
the construction OF irrigating canals in California.
Mr.. HOOPER Dem. Utah)-Granting lands for Ike
MI FISHER G.ep N " introduced Joint resolution
directing the secretary of the Treasury TO cause inquiry
the extent of trade between the United States and the
British North American dependencies, and authorizing
him To designate suitable J. rson 10 make such in
AMESDrSG THE NATURALIZATION LAWS
Mr.. DAVIS Oep n. W introduced bill to amend the
naturalization laws, and moved the previous question
The Int section males a .eains PaAI1e a. Pe9y The
sion Of forged eeors or eerfciss Ge The fourth section gives b. tie
q. s. Courts ju siction Of all olense the bill
Mr.. ELDREDGE dem, Wis., moved that the bill be
rejected. Negatived Yeas, 4S; Nays, 49,
MIR. EI.DREDGE then moved that the House adjourn.
Negatyed.
the morning hour having expired during the vote on
be sus pended and that the bill hc passed.
Mr. ELDREDGE objected tie bill had already gone
under the rule at the expiration " the morning
hour.
The SPEAKER overruled the objection as the motion
was to suspend the rules
After another datory motion to adjourn. the rules
were suspended and the bill passed-Yeas, 1906 Nays i6
"a strict party vote
GENERAL AMNESTY.
Mr. STOKES (Rep., Tcnn) moved To suspend the rules
and pass bill renewing all political disabilities imposed
by the Fourteenth Amendment 10 the Constitution OF the
United states upon citizens for participation in the Late
Rebellion, and providing that person relieved shall
I've required 10 take and subscribe 10 what known rs
the 4" iron-clad test oath"
Mr. WARD GIep, n. " said the bill would relieve
even Jeh Davis.
Mr. sTOKLS-Yes, IL makes a clean sweep
Tie iiOsr refused 10 suspend the rulesYeas 49, NAYS
l0 All The Democrats voted Yea" together with tIc
following Republicans Messrs Buckley Dockery Fitch
Perez, Patt, sargent Stokes ard Tman.
Mr.. DAWES rep, Mass moved 20 20 into Committee
on the RIVER ANA HarbOr Appropriation bin
Mr.. BUTLER Rep, Mass) desired 10 report the Geor.
ga BILL
Mr.. DAWES refused TO give way Tor that purpoee
Mr.. FARNSWORIH (Eep, ILL., caned for the Yeas and
Nays on Mr.. Dawes's motion.
Mr.. DawCss motion was agreed TOTO 10 IS, and the
House thereupOn at 1910 o'clock went Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. Dckey IN the chair. on
KVFP MD HARBOR APPROPRIATION BILL
The b apr.o rates s3,i9S0o, including the following
items:
Hsrbor Oh La, Nr scr i1o Connection, R,sr 800 s2o ooo