Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
FOrtv-Fir-t conare"' second session.


nancC remarked n hin 10 t,royide for the an
noinfynent ~ m ass,stant treasurer AZ Raid
more and asked Tor il present consideration.
but M. Fdnuinds Objected. and Il was PLACED
on mo caiendar ~ - -
NJ DraLe from fhe CnmmIttee nm Rdpca-
lion and labor, rcporicd adverselv On no nm
IN incornornte a nniyctaitv for i,e bI,na h,
The Dlstrict Of Columbia,
NJ Harris Introdnced n nm o,r.,,,r,, the
rigbi N vay "a tbc Arl,ansa. IA nnisas pa IN
r5nd Comnany and graniIno iand. \. IA T.,
Inc constructIon OF tlie same Referred IN The
Committee on Public Lands. VIZ
Tho rcso,ntion 81 NJ Gha,,,ior e,,D,, No.,
Tuesday Tor ibc considcra,on ~ TN hTg,.i nehs
from INC Committee on Commcpcc wa agrecd
10,
Thu hin IN nro, .do t,r ,,,o. o,,,,or,,,,,r,o,,,
Of Members Of tbc iiousc ~ Rc sPPSl'
was made tho SpeciSi order for Thnrsiiay
next
The ureni.hcd b,,s,nos. n, tho ,Dor,,Ir,h our
heinz the pronosed amcodmcnt 10 tbs ami
rule, yas taken mn. and afteT remarks by Mt.
Uamlin lald ovcI ' ''''' -
M, ChandIcr moved IN take mn the lin IN
nrovide Tor an all iipo ROAD fror, Wssbing1
ion 10 Nov Yort Ana sisn ,ha rinc,nr al ard
Chattanonga railrCad which be ala he sho,,id
ofIer as AZ amendment ia saId tbc ,Sboie
snbiect had been exhaustingly Debated and
he ala moi suppose there was SnytbinS more
10 be said about II, aud he should AK he Sem
M MoSr,u Of Maine though, 4, WA ro,hsr
remarkable that such motion as this was
made, when not single appropriation bill
mad been disposed o., and the Indian appro-
Priati99n Ws now oe y, ~, eonsluered; Inere
were uayh ahd uaysoi ulscussion IN these Two
oiys, anu ue se hxl knew knew ".
ine Inou9n ~ nI. Shall9lef was not agreed
70, anu tn1 lhui"h appropriation D. was then
IN NJ Pomsrov offorea n. nm onord,,or, tho
bill providing Tor Inc sale Of ihe Great and
Llssic ,es1INnton IN the state and the
,,' vi ho 'uuinhs 70 inc indian Ierrl-
Norrm ., NJ ,,,,., Ar. -,
mr. MorIll, OF Me- opposed the amend
mcnt as operating most uhjustly and unfairly
ss'',, s ii, ~ ~ "'t ""u US cAPeiuhB theih
"V NJ ui pnp, m0os at, ,ho.o ,.o,. -...
III L. ,ohei ~, sau tn ~ u.lus Were now
ai,, ~ 49,, =, pta.eS' nu tle IN
conIS WI, Io ny ton m upon mem rnrchasers
no,y aalcd All ~ ~ wv .a's ~ te prices
them in tIe marhct ~ sys n Inv wa 70 p,ns
ind,,cc ,,,,,cIasars ~ Nv '"S" P'i0os "' "ouiu
''T rhs bblscnssi,,, 49,, ,.,. -, -
,in,,ad =, sa',sISa.t NJ t.is aihohuheht con-
up w. Mem ~ SInsiu oa wEi length.
mont 10 racsi,,o ~, h'ia, " hh au,ehu-
trnst ,S,ih ,o,, - ,hsIr 5t wy nanus y, p n
a,,s a,,d so,i1,,,so LOT oenenl OF IN
Indian Territory Witch N,as ro,entad =, a, sins
NJ noes al W." 's'''''u ''0'
kVJthont a., ii. ar .,,,t,,,. A., s.,.,. =. An
n. m, wont into eSccntJlc S.ssInn nj a ,hd,'
ppdinnr,nd NV 'N''u'''' no''ion' 'nu tleh
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr., Davis, of NY. introduced n hin IN
nroyide for tRc care nnd rnstnJy 81 ,,oraons
con, ,cted In the courts ~ Tho IT1I,eI Statns
who may become Insane willis In imprison,
mcnt. Pissed. II
The House then resumed the consideration
Of The bill in relation 10 contested eiection
cases
Mr.. DAWES. nf Nass sup,,or,ad ,ho nm
urging tho neccssltv al so,nc ie,,is,a,S,,, ~ ~
change the existIng mode ~ nrnccdrre
Money had been paid 10 contestants invIshiy
for lime spent and eNponses Incurred and ~
cited number of cases 10 show tSat more
money had been paId than strict economv and
Justice would vibrant. Gases had incrcased
80 that an efficient Committee an contsstcd
elections had been Obliged 10 al, idc Itself into
Ave committees and We now have Ave ala.
tnct courts sitting upon contested clectloo
cases.
The bill under consideration said IN CON-
testants that whore thew had reasonable
yronnds for contestIng Congrss. would nav
their necessary EXPENSES, but il could not r az,
ford to mako IL means Of employment and
compensation. :
lie appealed to the House to do something
to remedy tho evils In the existing practice,
which were apparent 10 both sides Of Inc
House. He said Il was very doubtful whether
tho House conld properly take any money
from tho contingent fuud Of the House for
the payment Of these contestants.
Mr.. Willard, Of Vermont said the bill in
stead Of curing tho evil, lcgalized Il. The
man who came here and contested seat, 10
which II was decided he had no right, should
not receive any concentration.
Mr.. Marsbaii OF Illinois,, nnnoscd tho hin
as Containing greater abuses than now mr..
vailed. II a man came here and tool; bis
seat as peer of any member, trgnsaated
business, aud voted on any bill, they had, no
right To- retain the pay due TO him, The I'm
was a dangerous ono, and ought not TO be
adopted.
Mr.. Proeser, OF Tennessee, objected 30 the
provision OF tho FIRST section, claiming that
the House had no right to withhold tile paw Of
sitting dc JdctO member.
Mr.. lngersoll, of Ind, moved to lay the bill
on the table. CarrledLyeas 90 NAYS 30
Mr.. Stokes, Of Tennessee, obtained leave 10
have taken from the Speakers table the SEN