The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-12
xLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, July II.

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A bill was introduced and referred by
Mr.. MUNGRN providing for joint COM
mittee 10 inquire into the danger threat.
ening the country from Chinese immigra-
tion and report proper means for guard
ing against Dr. avGrting Il whether by
special legislation, by changeO the Con-
stitution, by limitation'0f time Of sojOutn
| or of number Of Chinese arriving In the
United States, by permitting each State
TO prohibit the residence Of Chinese within
It's limits, or TO place such restrictions
thereupon as 1t may think proper, or by
the total oxcluaipnTOf 'Ghipese7trom the
States and territories Of the Onion, except
US travellers and merchants
Mr.. FERRIS offered . resolution dcclar-
ing that the 14th and 10th Articles OF
amendment to the Constitution having
been duly ratified by the Legislatures OI
three. .iourtlls Of the several States, are
valid to all intents and purposes as q part
Of the Constitution, and as such arc
binding and obligatory on tho Executive,
Congress, the Judiciary Of the several
States and Territories and all tho citizens
Of the United States. Adopted by u party
vote. =
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tions TO Washington. Passed.
Mr.. PAINE called up the election case
Of, Joseph Segar, claiming a seat Us u
member at large from Virginia.
The heconclusion ofthe majority that Mr..
segar Is not entitled to n seat was agreed
TO without division.
Mr.. DlCKEY, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported back the substi-
tute for Senate bill appropriating $225, 900
10 the aid of the Junction and BreaEwater
Railroad Of Delaware, TO construct piers
in Delaware Bay, at or near Lewis, Dcla.
ware. .. N.,r E.gs
The point of order was sustained that
the substitute making the appropriation
must be first considered in Committee Of
the Whole.
Mr.. DTcKRY moved to suspend the rules.
Rejected. ~
The subject was referred to Committee