The New York herald., 1870-04-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
wAsHISGroN, April 20, 1870

WAsuISGTos, April 20, 1870
TnE POST orrIor APPROPRIATIONS BILL
Mr.. BEAMAN, rcp) or Mich, from the Committee APP
preparations, reported the Post Once Appropriation bill
made the special order for Tuesday next II appropraes
Ssiico9s from Post 0ace and s7soU ths
Treasury including the following principal In
lana "a oTsa mail si for
for pay OF letter carriers, $l,I0oOO Tor postage
a5pa essah. s ST aas.ng Sn wnl'ass ma srot.o a
s ns the Isos pspyy h moi se pad for
misceaneons payments uc ing forei caances $4,000;
ohina, ssSea steaashp sevice 5etweea the Untsd
States aud Brazil 10000 FOR steamship service
San Francisco and the sandwich Islands, 75,0OU.
Mr. sa ng~ Of siyrE G o 9oiSHer
ing he Committee Conaget inquire expedoncy
OF directing the nts OF the United es to make and
AdoDe ns% H'sf COW o. ''' s''eA' sNa' OF '~'a'' cents
:. PENSIONS FOR soLpnRs OF THE WAR 1914
$ 2" sssis ssa
NJ nEDvea,os E ", y. OF ,n,sn, ,sroar pylTs y
duties imports. Referred to Comrntlee on WAYS and
sssas o ss that o. saa a alter the sh o.
Snsh Sy en
States, except spurious liquors ana thelr
compounds, and tobacco, snnf and cigars.
The House ,hen proceeded TO vote the resolution to
Frat Congfessiona district Of Louaha Al the eIoe OF me
ron call there majority OF three against the resolution
-four Others, who had voted, tac aasnaave.
W.
ahmed report but thai wling q follow Tao rs-
commentator p I.s of the eomfn.ee.
OF he must DC aware that ts remarks were on; of
Mr.. FAnSswoGrH (rcp) OF I.-It not out of order,
ibe srEAKEn--il of the reason OF
vote
but az he had MOI voted with the majority
order for him to maze that motion.
lay tie M so naned % Se
Mr. Stevenson
The srsAKER called upon Mr. syphur to come forward
Mr. RaooEs objected to Mr.. syphera being in
the ground that he was not resident of Louisiana but of
The The action OF the House precudes oil fur
Mr. bnoo-sI Also objec. on the grouna that bargain
syiyanis 10 Lave his vote on tiat s,ie '' - Gun
The spEAKrR If tue gentleman present in he hail he
Mr. Cox dem Of n VI rlse to question of privilege.
ON nos Ss y ny Of n aue n @ Ss nsa oy Nh
pber, and J ask 70 have !, read.
The SpEAxra-The adoption of the resolution BY the House
peeludes all further action except as motion " recon-
Cox-I humbly submit matters of an eyaordi-
parry nature u the custom in Parliamentary bodies TO al
Mr. STavEssoN--Att the proper time shall not object
The SpEAkER-A protest 70 go on the journal may be
objection If there BIZ objection It entered.
Mr. Cox-Then will whraw for the present and havc
JosEs tasm, ot Ky in order to gain time to have the
the yess ana nays TAe house refused to adjon by 10
Mr. MOORE (rep of Ill., moved to reconsider the vote by
which the resolution was adopted
Mr. STEvENsoN moved TO lay the motion to reconsider
the table.
The motion reconsider laid on the abe-yeas
vote.
The Senate substitute for the Georgia bill was received at
this time. Mr. BUrLEn Mass refer It to the
Committee on keconstructon but Mr. BisaHAM of OHIO
The question whether tue vote shall rcconsdered was
the ona esoon dscar dr. sypaer ened TO sas
seat, again before the House.
resolution that ere was yad election held In the First
l6S, and that neither Mr. Spler nor Mr. ST. Martin Is en
Mr. lay the substitute the table
The srEAKER stated that that would lay ne whole subject
Mr.. slEvlssos-That is Just what want.
The House refused to lay Mr. ri chs resolution the
Mr.. fIroH's substitute agreed toyeas 100, 6s
e Iss%on @ ~ S s m e Tas Frs. 's %
declared iavaiid.
Bv MIR. woop (demJ OF n. Y, Of thousand New York
worngen favor Of setting aside pubic lands for actual
Mr. sennSqK Gep Of onio ot ninetyeigh olerss and
on Salaries be continued no longer haS ia oa incomes ~'A
PERSONAL ExrLAsArios.
caused sone exsemsnt slnoae tns here In
connecto with the Louisiana election Mr..
personal explanation. he erred statement
made to him by his colleague ttr Rania that be (r Ke
In order to get another Tor the tNr ani denied
only thing which he had conecton was that he
had oeen 80 on the subject OF . tariff that he had
ons but tha he would foow his cases
sustain the recommendation OF the Committee.
Mr. aoaEis deln.J OF Ark, had mentioned the mat
ter on the democratic side explained how
him He win, however, to accept the denial
made by the gentleman PcapSylvalc.
Mr. RANDALL, ldem.) OF Pa, mentioned II as remarka-
BILE circumstance lending color to the statement that the
Of r Schoheld, had voted to give Mr. sypher seat and
Messra Orth and Moore, OF lnno who the
with whom Mr Kelley had been engaged Ia
med the substance Of The conversation related by
Kelley.
MYERS (rep of Pa in the connection referred
TO the Inconsistency Of Mr. Kerr in arguing yesterday
the election was perfectly legal and valid In voting
to-day that 1t was not
Mr. KERR tden) OF Ind, desired TO reply to Mr. Myers
but Mr.. STEVEN objected, deiarng emphacaly that
this shameful proceeding had far enough daughter
on the democratic sideb.
CONSIDERATION THE PATENT LAWS.
Tne House theu fifteen minutes three O'Clock
ceeded " the consideration OF business the morning
hour being the consideration OF the bill reported by Mr.
enckcs TO revise consolidate and amend the statutes reat
Ing to patent and c0pyrights.
Mr. PETERs, trep of Me-. moved amendment increas-
&3pVJ. Agreed 70.
Some amendments offered by Mr.. BUTLER, (rep) OF
Mass anu " Mr. CrEvEiAND, (den) or N. j. and at the
close Of the morning hour the bill went until tomor
BUSINESS ON THE spRAKERs TABLE.
The House then 10 the the table,
and various Executive communications referred
propria.e committees
CENSUS BILL.
substitute TO the Census bill WAS taken from tho
Speakers table.
After discussion between Messrs GARFIELD and PAiSR
the substitute was non-concurred In conference
nittee asSed
THE GEORGIA BILL.
The Rekt bill taken table Sem
AtS subst.use Tor The Georgia bill.