The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-28
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Senate.

Continued from the Ihtrd Edition
BY Mr.. Osborn, to incorporate the Kansas. Indian
Territory, and Gulf Railroad Company, and TO enable
the Missouri, Fort Scott, and Gulf and the Leaven-
worth, Lawrence, and Galveston Railroad Company
to unite and construct single track through the
Indian Territory to the Gulf. Referred to the Com
mittee on Territories.
BY Mr.. Sumner, to enforce the amendment to the
Constitution declaring that the right to vote shall
or previous condition OF servitude 1t provides that
any person hindering citizen Of the United States
ON any OF these grounds from being registered from
voting, being voted for, holding office, snail be
punished by fine OF not less than 500 nor more
than $1,000, and by Imprisonment Of not less than
refusal to register the name or to receive count.
give proper legal effect to the vote of any citizen
uEder any pretense OF race, color, etc, shall be
punished by a fine Of not less than $500 nor more
| than $4,000, and by Imprisonment OF not less than
three calendar months, nor more than two years.
| The United States District Courts are given ex-
elusive jurisdiction In these cases, and required
| to enforce the law, Referred to the Committee on
| Mir. Lewis presented bill to authorize the autho-
rites OF Washington and the District OF Columbia to
enCorse the bonds OF the Southern Maryland Rail-
| road Company. Referred to the Committee on the
| District of Columbia
to- requesting the Secretary OF State to furnish any
Information in that department. as to what egisla-
ton is necessary to effect the administration OF jas
tic. ana prott ct inter sts in China and Japan,
| and whether any funds have been received from
| those countries hich can he applied to the
ton suitable legation buildings, court houses,
| and jais and that the Secretary be requested to
Mr. Howard called up the joint resolution autho-
| rlzing the Northern Pacific Railroad Company to
issue its bonds for the construction of its road and
| to secure the same by mortgage.
| debate ensued upon the amendment reported
by the Committee the Pacific Railroads
| means OF making up deficiencies In the amount OF
lands granted by Congress 10 extend for ten miles
on each side OF the road, the limits within which
MIR. HARLAN opposed the bill upon the ground that
the railroad had a suffclent amount Of land,
and that the reasons for farther increase were not
| Mr Unpyard eYnlained that the comnanv wanted
authority 10 mortgage not only their line OF road
but the lands belonging to them under their charter,
| and that the deficiencies caused by homestead and
| pre-empton settlers should be made good to the
company by their taking up lands within ten miles
At O'Clock the biz was laid over and the Fund
| ing bill came up In order
| Continued from the Third Edition.
The following is the vote in detail:-
YessIMessrs; Ambler ,n Anes ATWOOD d. Axaell, tel
Cessna, Churchill, Cobb IN. C), Cook, C0nger,
coyode Cpllom Davis, DonIey Dyer, Ferris Fisher h
Ioar, Hoge Hooper, Hotchkss, Ingersoll, Jenckes,
lohpson, Jones q. o2 Kelley Penpal Kellogg,
kesey @ onehfdse, Maynard pM Mccrary Me-
Graw, Mercur Mines, Moore lohio), Moore Qll
sne Myers S ASRhs Sesey S o%e Psd PacRafd S Gnd
Paine Palmer, Peirce, Peters, Phelps, Platt, Pome
s1si SSainks, s Sheldon Ga smith lohio] smith STennJ
Smith (vt), Starkweather, Stevens, Stevenson
Stiles stokes, Stought0n, Strlckand strong, swami
Taee, Tanner, Tillmau, Twitchell Upson, Van Horn
: | Washburn (Wis.), Washburn (Mass), Walker
Wheeler, Wilkinson, Willard, Williams, Wilson
b | Ohio, Witcher, and Woodward-107.
Nays-Messrs Allison, Archer, Biggs, Bird,
; Booker boyc, Brooks (Mass.), Burcnard, Burr
q Colkin, Cox, Crehs, Dickinson, Dox, Finkelnberg
O | Gibson, Griswold Haight, Hambeton (Md.)
Hawlns, Hay Hayes, HAHN, Holman, johnson 9n
Cormick, McNeely, Nungen, Eiblack, Orth, Potter
Readng. Ridgway, Rogers, Schumacher, sherrod
Smith (Oregon), Stone, Trimble, Timer, voorhees,
Winens, and WOed-4S.
= The following Is the text Of the resolution
RtstlUed That the interests OF the country requr
. | such tariff for revenue upon foreign imports q
. will ford incidental protection to domestic manu-
factu res. and as WILL without tmpairing the reve
nue. impose the least burden upon and best promot
and encourage the great industrial interests OF tn
S | country ~,
The speaker presented the resignation OF Mr.. Col
laday OF Kentucky, aud Mr.. Deweese, OF North Caro-
lima who are understood TO have been implicated Il
y the matter OF disposing OF cadetshlps. The Hous
then at quarter before went into Committee OF tn
1; Whole CHr Mercur in the chair on the indian AT