New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

also. u, Nn fRcp., Nt)-iulhorlAnE tno 'H''
Canadian prouuOr,n, s,,v AproIN-MEST OF PORTWARDENs
MT THNNER ep. HYSriiS YoSr,ics Interested in maritime
O eOn,w,yes and contract ~ inc tort oi No"i0A' '
10 establish board OF r the present mode Of the ,ppne
,rt Wsrieas Newlos e res.S,1 ss S,s'
spp6 ,ss S'Is1 5Sg 0Ss Penn%Tc amend the Internal
Revenue law by ON the sales Of their products.
paying Hep, S. C)-Authorzmg tne cor
yeyauee OF ssaS6f south Carosa Tor common school
purposes, ,om.. Penn1-To repeal all tariff duties
@ M' ,nnnsed animals imported from IoioiSn 'O'"'''N
Tor breed4gR 1ReS. ITO promote the interests
"I. ~ education among tho people VI INV ''''
s'2leoRTH Rep.. Ind)-To expedite the survey OF
mir COOK rep, m)-Relatiye to private land claims
Mr. CREBs dem Iij- For the completion OF nir tne
pspent Nayy.Yard and depot at Mound CITY, illinois,
BOUNTY LANDS FOR SOLDIERS a.. ,,.,o
Mr. LAWRENCE Rep oh"l-Ao o'nonu ''0 Ai'"'
provide, ,, soldiers nav free Of cost qndeT che Gne''e'd %
Ia gcss tbs Alternate reserved sections along taifoau ts
a 80 acres ned aud that When any person % enters & % S
cultivation b. irrigation be may 10 addition enter loo sS Of
a,t 'y be tWbsfed nai ana ,n 9 & Sc,rsbe Of cultivation
-or not miue nor tnbsred lands only valuable for sr'nS
VI. lINCKELNBERG rep, Motto regulate the ap
Mr. AsPER (Rcp., Mol-Explanatory OF the act OF
March 3 1863 granting three months pay proper 20 sI
tain volunteer officers also, to extend the privileges oi
Nr FIIs DEM Mo ITO repeal all acts Of Congress
on the subject of bankruptcy; providing that ,nS lgvi
shall not effect any case or PI9ceSGnS @ n ~ nor an pa
or penalties or forfctures incurred under such acts
FREE BANKING SYSTEM. - H.,
Mr. PALMER (Repp IOTal-Io amend the Nauon"
sgi the N,os Banking law, so as to authorize the
at banks Parties making Application ioI charters must
sI9 sg r cent bonds to be Cancelled by bs secretary lieu Of
o., ,deced T. issue for deposit by the PROPOSED %
ale m CON- uorsIbe by Federal STATE or municipal authorizes sEa
o Of European These bonds 70 be convertible a,
% o 81 into @ cppoD oHh'I # so%pel, 6e Secretary
Co. redeem AID cancel On amoa1 OF Eefn@eA & G, 'Oe p5 under the
nee ba system provides for The redemption Of me notes - &
,s a. ven g " m rs on current deposits; provides that the
,yrg ami F1lurg Of The new eegsuoS note, sIA CT tb
o . pieces rolls before issued il part or in whole
ad M , Of the Judicial circuits Of the United states
Mr.. sNYIH Gtep, iowal-Io grant the TiSht away & or
,s nolo 'NTay 'TS i'Om davenport ~ NUN ''''
I'M REtTroRTIoyNESr OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr PAINE Repr VISITOR the appOruOhmeh1 OF
Representatives among The several sla'es, .,,u
sFe2S 4 @ SaSsr. Ms . @ 5J, if 99af af & al % ss State. shall
admitted aer the DeI, census their RPre.susys 'Sa be 3D.
r by spporoumen such reduction sha rot take
1' I. 'IS M gb by ie shall be additional
and ti the representation Of any STATE ,Ga oe insS,a SEQ
safe unless its Legislature sh, oslersise prqyd M s
t,ry , aterdr Aug IS 1870 preliminary report showing
fh Seeoud: uuuber male ceus therein yes Of age
% The oSS' q male s., ss,1 y % se.pt p sf ss psr s4D'e
ration Rebellion or other crime with other necessary STATISTICS
lreor an accordance VITA Section Of the XVIII Amendment
&c s,' ] i,' f % T.,j. of IerTs.eBstS Of each
,e ao second tl aggregate bass Of 0i ~ te ne SGa %
he paraoI o 10 each STATE, BY dd
basis representation by The basis Of Tue ,nse d' itecuns
having the largest
e, to each enough regeniau7siO make TIE whole
lie
Proceedings under ln ae' dlJ ssaee 5l1 eetl,o 70 'S
DE House as 70 each GoteIPo no 2. oi DeG % SIfes I ~ rem
-utton q eae Of The State. Of Mss Mississippi y. R & T.I1, To-, and
the statement o bis proceedings to Their Governors until they are
5.i m 's A.a a. an Toc s' d, S ne IS % Of T State on soHnt
% the de sbdsemeui Of any Hgu' "lel 'la U -!e1
sac 6 repeal, conflicting sets and p'rs ofacta
Mr.. PAINE rep, Wisl-To admit the State OF Vir
gina to representation in Congress.
DIsCoURAGING CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
Mr JOHNSON lDem., Cal)-DeClaratoTy Of the right
of states to protect themselves against nuisance, and
that Chinese Immigration should be Discouraged
sons vices or customs pr.sd BY GIns Iese9' 9 & H u ocs
,rssuoa the existence Of any treaty between tie
i,e ai % 1 % the b interests of tie copp and
should not be encouraged but should be restrained and dis
Mr. SARGENT Rep, Cal ITO devote the public agr
cultural lands in California to homestead and pre-
Mr. CLARKE Rep., Kansas)-For the removal of the
Kansas aud Usage tribes OF Indians from Kansas, and
he
for commission TO investigate claims arising from ln-
dian depredatOns Also, enabling actual settlers 10 pur-
chase certain lands I'm Kansas obtained from the CherO'
gec Indians, and extending the preempton and home
stead laws - ,,-. a.. -. &c., a,
MT. FIFE GIep., NebJ-To disencumber the public
lands OF sO-caled Indian titles Also, TO Tedenne the
present boundary line between Nebraska and Dakota.
Mr. MUNGEN Dem, Ohio offered resolution direct
ing the secretaries OF State, Treasury, War; Navy, In
terror, the Postmaster General and the AtorneyGen,
eral report the number OF carriages and horses ana
how T4l6
Jynents and their families or by the heads Of their
respective bureaus and to state by what authority such
pyiaeI a. and by they did not in their reports Of
Contingent expenses mention the expenditures for such
carriages horses forage, and wages TO coachmen ioo
the House refused to second the previous question,
and Mr.. BENJAMIN Rep Mo-, rising to debate 1t, 1t
"'-' THE ADMISSION OF VIRGINIA.
Mr.. BINGHAM Rep, Ohiol introduced Joint resolu.
tOn declaring virginia entitled to representation IN Con
sress and moved the previous question on It's passage
The preamble re'es that the people o. sgas pave SgIa OSn on
requirements Of the act Of Congress Of Ap o i suilE.g @ ths
vote e people Authorizing the election Of State officers provided
Stie OF yus is eated to representation in Cougess
The previous question was seconded, and the main
question ordered by C5 TO 50.
Mr. PAINE GeP., wisJ moved to lay the resolution on
the table, but subsequently withdrew the motion and
demanded the Yeas and Nays on Its passage.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Rep, MOI moved TO reconsider the
and NAYS The vote was taken and resulted, Yeas 76,
Nays &C. The Speaker gave his casting vote IN the mega
MI WHITTEMORE Rep., 5. ca moved that the House
adjourn and called for the yeas and nays. The House
refused TO adjourn by 80 to 80.
Mr.. PAINE f(Rep.,iWis) called the attention OF the
Speaker the fact that there had been an error IN max
IN q M me result Of the vote Mr. BeDamn's motion
r Hoar had voted aye. and his vote had not been
corded The vote therefore Yeas II, Nays
&C. After considerable cooquy the subject the vote
was corrected.
Tle SPEAKER withdrew his casting vote and the
question recurTed "sha the main question be ordered r.
Ihe House refused 10 order the main question by vote
Of CO TO So and the bin went under tho rule The
following were among the Republican members voting