The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-21
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Continued from the Third Edition.
Also TO p, ovide means OF removing the judgments
OF the United States Circuit and District Courts in
BY Mr. Kellogg, reducing the income tax to three
per cent, and exempting two thousand dollars there
BY Mr.. slocum, directing the Secretary of State to
cause the remains OF r. N. Saulnier, late United
states Consul at Vera Cruz, to be removed to New
BY Mr.. Cowleq, Increasing the tax on distilled
BY Mr. Townsend, to equalize the distribution OF
the national bank currency
BY Mr.. Platt for the Improvement Of the Apo
mattox river. .. a-...p
Also extend to the loyal citizens Of Virginia the
provisions of the act OF July 1864 allowing clairns
for quartermasters stores ETC., be prosecuted In
the Court OF Claims. Ia iLL
BY Mr.. Heaton, Incorporating the Southern Trans
continental Railway Company, and granting lands
BY Mr., Dockery in relation to the collection dis
tricts in North Carolina. +r.r &, .
BY Mr.. Whttemore, for the Improvement OF Red
river, Caddo Lakes, and Big Cypress Bay, between
Shreveport, La and Jefferson, Texas. II lrlI. "t
The resolution offered last Monday by Mr.. Lough-
ridge came up for action, as follows:- 80.
ReSol0ed, That in the opinion OF the House the
business interests of the country require an increase
in the volume of circulating currency, and the Com
mittee on Banking and Currency are instructed to
report to the House at early day practicable
bill increasing the currency to the amount OF at
least fifty million dollars. ..lLIl .Llub'
Mr.. GARFIELD inquired whether II the previous
question not seconded 1t would not be in order
to move to refer the resolution to the COMMITTEES on
Mr. iDgersoll remarked that the gentleman from
Ohio knew very well that 1t would be.
Mr.. Garfield hoped the previous question would
not be seconded. " C.E ..f Xrs 10 III
Mr. Ingersol hoped that it would be, and that the
House would vote directly on the question whether
the country was TO have more money or not. The
previous question was seconded, 10S TO 78. GAO
The resolution was then adopted-yeas, no. nays
Yeas~Adams Allison, Armstrong, Asper, Aver,
| Beatty, Beck, Benjamin., Bennett Bingham, Boles,
Booker, Boyd Buck, Buckley, Burr, Butler (Mass),
Butler (Tenn.) Cake Clarke, Cobb Coburn, Cook.
Cobger, CIebs, Cullom, Devices, Dckey, Dickinson,
Dockery, Dox. Dyer, EldrIdge, Farnsworth, Ferry,
| Finkelsburg, Gibson, Golladay, Hamil Hamilton
Hoge, Holman, Ingersoll Johnson, Jones N.
| Knott. Lash, lawrence Logan, Loughridge,
| Marshall, Maynard, Mccarthy Mccormick,
McCrary, Mckenzie, McNeely, Moore (ohiol, Moore
| Qlinoish Morgan, Mungen, Niblaok, Orth, Packard.
| Rogers, Roots, Schenck, Shanks, Sheldon Q4a)
| Sherred, Smith (ohio) Smith Crennl, Smyth Qowal,
Stevenson Stokes, Stoughton, Strader, Strickland,
| Swami Tafre Trimble, Tyner, Vanhorn, Van Trump
Van Wyck, Voorhees,, Weker, Wells, Whittemore,
Wilkinson Williams, Wilson (Mnn.), Wilson (Ohio),
Nays-Messrs Amber, Ames, Arnell, Axtell.
| Banks, Barnum, Beaman, Benton, Bird, Blair,
Br Oks (Mass.l, Brooks New York;, Burlington,
Ru, chard, CalKin, Cessna, Churchill, Cowles,
Cox, Davis, Dawes, Duval, Farnsworth, Ferris
EleT Kellogg KeteSn% SseSHga Knapp, ya ayhsm. Nc
Grew, Moore (N. ~, morrill, (Maine), Myers,
O'Neill, Peters, Phelps, Platt, Poland, randall,
Reading, Reeves, Sargent, Sawyer, sco1eld' Slocum
Tillman, Townsend, Twitonen, Upson, ward Wash
burn CWisO, Washburn (Mass.), Wheeler, Willard,
Winans, and Woodward-I4