New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-10
HOUSE OF REpREsENrATvEs.

BIS were introduced and referred, rs Ioi-
hws:
lf DUKE Dem. yaTS supply y. rniy ySebis and
AIT qssp XsTFF ssfErs Hhts va Va
'.,r corn Qsep., Ws)-To promote the uthty OF 'he
'Yf 6GSK i5G5ih ar provide for the arron
IL ut OF additional United states JGae5 III t of vav
tsraici te pGbr ai.s to The NeWoricans ana N0itl
Eastern iaro al C -9 pan ri,rnx SCHOOLS.
NJ ARYILL Gsp. TennEfo 'ft apaIt AL i ta
ar:sa foBi ne .git OF punic ian'S i'i Nv
Sir WILLIAMS Gep E9lt % Of Ts{ for Or
r toXGEE Jer, Mich iR The The gT fe
n SREE G!rn Tcyas)-To reimburse Texas for
{, prl ture, Ia protecting the frontier iol Hos' liz
g. IGUGHRIDCE ntep Iowa,-In relation to railroad
MI GAWYER (2ep., Wis.)-EEfHdinS tho henen,s OF
Tie miary asyums to the oliIueers Of 1872; also %
Mr. STEIL Dem, C.j-FOr the relief OF settler. on
pIM5' JlsomEsoN dem, Cal-Dcnpng swamp lands
also for tie re.io Of dsters OF brandy from grapes OK
wilson DEM Mnn-To enable soldiers sailors,
and uatlLes preGmp land at The minimum pfiee on
te alternate sections of railroad land grants Also 10
uroy de for the construction and completion Oh tho mar
Mr. 0HITI rep Ind) Granting bounty to sailors for
the destruction OF tho encmys property. ,, .,
Mr. DUAL Qep, W. Va.)-Granting condemned ord
nsrce Tor q soldiers monument nc NhGeilhs. imam. .,
Mr.. KELLOGG GI"p., COun)-For thc Improvement oil
Housptouc River Conn; also relative to the extension
NJ JENcKEs CIer., r; Ito regl!aie the manner Of
lr. CHUECtiILL tIep, \. YJ-Lo e. end inc act o,
Nav e. $780, TO eBiOIce the rights OF czehs 10 vote Ill
| tie several states. ~
Mn KELLOGG Eep C@nn9 S ad lao resS 10 rrS5r re-
| Bill for Ire repeal OF tire Income Tay.
NJ, sT% 0S * con BY anaSlmous
consent offered resolution referring Ill Dills, feso-
tons pe.es, and papers now before Congress or any
Of
graph cables Joint committee Of i've members OF M
p,ons aud neper and 10 report at any time Adopted.
subsequently Mr.. WOOD dem, y. ~ asked TO h@ya
tie resoutoa read ronarRing thstt had not been IN
derstood lie said was All attempt TO lake IL IRON INC
n spF * reisarsea that the resolution had been
and acted deliberately, and that 1t could not De
TIL wIsg,Seroy AND -Ew-YoRK AIR LINE RAILROAD.
1 MT KELSEY Rep. n. " introduced and moved 70
put s passage bill TO authorize the building Oh =
New-YSrI lie stated that It the same biz in SUB.
stance that which was on the Speakers taee t4e as.
session He introduced It at the request OF Mr. l9ger
soil the authOr the bill, tho call of the state OF
NewYork for bills. as the call would not extend to-day
During Inc reading OF the bill the morning hour er-
TIE SAN DOMINGO COMMISSION. =,
Nr ORTIZ dep Ind moved 20 suspend the rules ana
resoution authorizing the appointment OF Coinmssl9h,
in relation 70 the annexation OF san ays had
this morning by majority vote agreed ITO that JOINT
resolution. ,non, v, made a pomt OF order as to
whether that motion could be made. , a,
The SPEAKER overr.ied the point ofiorder, and de-
| ciied the motion to be IN order. ~.
Mr. BUTLER ReP. Mass) asked u he could present az
this time the petition of some 40 Boston meicnan's IN
! favor OF annexation.
Mr. cox Dem. n. y lobeeted an ,ons
Nr BROOKS Deu., NJ " desired! to oner an aiEena-
,,eut giving the appointment OF tho COMMISSIONER "a
The Speaker Of the House and the Presideh' VI INC
Senate; MIR, ,po,, IND, asked nfr Brooks whether
with that amendment he would vote for the JOINT reso-
-, u.,,ttod mot 10 would
The SPEAKER remarked mat discussion was not In
order except by unanimous consent
Nj GARFIELD Hcp, OhiO) inquired whether the mo-
ton was in such shape would permit amendmehtsto
be ScF spESKER replied that it was not The motion
wac to suspend the rules and pass inc esoiutloh; IN
MI GARFIELD hoped that the luOuon would hVh DC
WTU ncp Ind1 said that at the suggestion Of
friends he would modify his motion, ana make 1t simply
10 take the Joint resolution from the Speakers
'' several Republican members" That is right
me MOTION a. modified, was reected-Yeas l2l Nays,
s9.fWo.thirl, not voting In the affirmative.
~, ORTIZ rose to report from the Committee on Foreign
A.irs an original joint resolution on tue same subject
M ELDRlDGE Dem. Wis., asked by what right the
r sPEAKTR replied that the House had given the
cittae on Foreign Affairs the right 10 report the
subject ON live days notice being given, and that that
Notice lad been gwen last Wednesday, ~
/ MT WOOD Dem, n ~ made the points OF orderi:
First That the notice had not been authorized by the
Committee Foreign Affairs; and second, that five
! Both points were oyerrued by the Speaker.
| Nj ORlH said that he had been instructed blythe
Couintfee on Foreign Affairs 10 report back the resClu
tion~orihnaliy offered by Mn. Banks with substitute
which Was The language of the resolution passed
by the senate. u had been his purpose not TO yield TO
any amendment, but he was compelled 70 make one ex
ceptl0n IN favor OF member on tic Committee Ambler
I who had 40 amendment To offer.
! dr. AMDLER Qtep., Ohio offered Bis amendment
which to add 10 The third section Of the Joint resou
ton the following words;
Fropbiea lonc il t. resolution contained h. he hsh
a, o or construed lng Congress iOLJ Of
lbs i,uiiofy 81 hud R,plhHr of Loi4.-ci
Several Republican iLcIlcTs-' Ih-t h. Ilglt'