The New York herald., 1870-05-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wAsuryGTos, Nav q, 1870.


THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTESTED ELEoTroN CASE
kr (rep of Pa, from the Committee Of Elec-
TONS report the South Carolina contested election
case Wallace agaIns. Simpson, declaring s.
duy elected and entitled to the lie
previous question: which seconded and then the
uon adopted.
When the democratic members realized what had been
done Messrs Randall and Brooks Of n y, rsmen.
was maae, When there Was brief discussion
Mr. RANDALL, ldem( of Pa, admitted that Mr. Simpson
Confederate army, condemned the
petoned and which he deserved because he had honesty
and firmly aided in reorganization measures
bodied m the report that The ineloy Of the person who
tSs person having the next Sshc, number ' N' 's"'
that that part Of the report represented only his
also that on two or tree occasions be had distinctly stated
wanted that the House should consume time in
After further discussion by Mcssrs Paine and Burr the
Speaker called Mr. Wallace 10 forward and take the
ANNULLrNG LAWS OF IDAHO TERRITORY
pde Fs & Sns 5 an as w ne n
Idaho taxing persons Of the Chinese Mongoan and
also pIoSiSns The Territorial I:slss.Ts rom
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Reports from the COMMITTEES Foreign Affairs made
By xr swANs, tden, Of Ma-Adversely on the bill Civ.
Pieraon Navy from the Queen
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day during the same time for travelling eipense Passed
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international law and with rights of American citizenship
by M. WIIKINsos. rsp.5 Of Minn. Making allowance
bis
BY Mr. MYERS rep, Of ra-Makins allowance for tray.
sg expenses John W. Massey late Consul at Paso del
number Of rsps from sns sss Rsyo
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% The s
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M SssaSs. SIsp, q Ohio chairman Of the COMMITTEES
and Of the Senate amendment compared with the report
sncs consistsd He would no. entertain the idea that
tbOoghtial man could dOao. for moment either the
was expressly connsd election Of federal oacers
sSs report Judgment single section Of the bill
vowed clear and papaOs Violation Of the fundsmenial
s IN principle sfa snd M.s ds
handed By 10 sI.ns condition Of things the country,
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eosn.s :. n state u. ss hs ss f.
.esn.h .sndmsn va. an sccompisaea fact Ard submit
yond sny legaaon appropriate that He
very well that the directed at the
York and understood the great Inducements that existed
deliver the people Of New York y be harassed By
Mr.. Cox (de.) OF N. " made argmenl against the
report The bill had been well called force" bill But
believed that would prove to be feeble bill II bill
pains and penalties excessive that he
believed would be Of practical effect for the pur
pose desjQpsd The gentleman from Ohio Mr. Bingham
Inc author OF the bill told the House that the bill
intended for the South senator had told
Senate the amendments adopted there intended
fer York. that appeared that the original bid was
tDtended for and the amendments were Intended
another.
Having referred the regular strength OF the democratic
party In New York, Mr. BENTON, treplof ~ H. CURED
OF Mr. Cox whether he said that the great merchants Of New
York voted the democratic ticket
blr. Cox-1do.
Mr.. BRooKs-Aye; four-ffths OF them.
Mr BETToN--I do understand.
MI coxfben the gentleman ought 10 pick up his carpet