The New York herald., 1871-03-21

THE GEORGIA AND ALABAMA sENAToRs.
Privileges and Elections, made report admitting Messrs
Of AaSsma and slodgs Of Georgia as Sen
not had time to investigate the subject and that would he
deny their States Representation The Committee therefore
their admission and that their right to seats
from ON the reeo ommendation as to Bodset
At hye O'Clock NJ without action on the pending resoln
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON. March %, ls7I.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND RRrERREp.
BY Mr. PETERS, rep of MeA bin to regulate the right of
corporations to transact business the several States
BY Mr. HALE, trep.l of Me-To compensate the officers
and crew of the United States steamer Kearsarge for the
destruction Of the rebel Alabama
By Mr. POLAND, cp) OF VITO the time in which
persons committing forgery, perjury &C., IN land pension
cases may be prosecuted, and limiting the time four
o. n9 aSi 70 e.sas E
LE introduced bill TO protect loyal and peaceabc citizens
i @ sss ts
bill a s9 6. Of tn.
bIl "a volce-It will take an hour to read the BILL
's'
that the bill be printed.
Of deson from e ensass ~. a
& the q n
ments an. &c companies whoa, cave.
Among other bills the following were introduced and re-
BY Mt Brooks lreo3 OF Mas.-To place the heavy .rt-
articles for he Industrial EaDo.oa Company Com %"
odaas. III s Assny fg HF0 tho erection Of public
By Mr. POTTER (dem.) of N YTo aboish the frankins
By Mr. n ;Ns sp 2, to N
o nS Snsa 'ns
1hss Is On and Mas e
duly lasl :-;s. -. s.-i
abiea imposed by the fourteenth amendment CON
BY Mr. STEVENSON, rcp) OF ohio-For the relief Of dis
:ss :Ss wiz with The m and that
shall peace have been restored
By Mr. Cook, rep, of Ill., For the spportionment OF
Representatives Congress according ninth census
Of he 81
Mr. MoRpnIs, (rep) of Miss, made personal explana
.pn IN g g. N assertion 9t the & the
despatch addressed to them by Governor Acorn He said
have read t wsa now rsaa - as aA' n' o0oa not
yon E1EoU1IyE 3rt,oE, % yAckses. MSS. March y. ls
HARMS MoErnIs sand and T. % " fIrsor, @ iHss House Of
am informed that dispatches have been forwarded to
washington derogang from the power OF this
.on and 70 state finds nstihcaon fact. rio.
sa oa ~ s%
have committed in other points Of the
ay Ss as nsas L IL. my Gn
that overcome confidently hope win be- this govern
their crimes Save in these Mississippi presens
j. L. ALCORN, Governor.
III. nSwEsriGarioM OF soDlHEnN M . ArFAins
Mr. DAWES, trep., of Mass moved an amendment, part
Of which that the committee to inquire into affairs in the
South shall during the subsequent
Mr. BINGnAN (repJ OF OHIO, appealed to Mr. Dawes to
had done on The S before he seen NnA' ne
Mr.. DAWES declined acquesce, legislation BY
Mr. BINsHAN said the gentleman persisted in hi. motion
Sa e SS'e 1 as1s % Ss tue
gentleman n undertook to make up:
House had passed resolution by large majority almost
Mr. HoAn, irepJ Of Nasa, inquired why Kentucky had
Mr. DAWES replied that he followed the resolution as
had been received ed 1om the sens,s Ss con ,hs
tina. the aemocrats caucus had suggested such amend
Mr., Dawes replied ths. his colleague knew more about
Mr. BUTLER-And they knew more about affairs than
Mr.: DAwEs-I know nothing about what took place in
the democratic caucus, nor has anything been submitted
M. BurLnR-I saw Il In the newspapers
statements more acceptable his colleague than
Mr. siELLADARaER said South would keep the
House here several days they could employ their time
legislators and thorough discussion. They ought
ore & tds m n av 20 o ne
let tine time he divided both Sides from which
mittee.
Instructed know that legislation necessary They
gentlemen ocr from the South could tell
the matter stood Il be appointed and 60 down
loyal man who should come before IT. ana the moment
the committee was Withdrawn he would be driven from the
.Tn democTais oeioIe tho committee whose sessi-
giving the true condition sn I. Of % affairs, because
acted wisely in establishing this committee The singular
spectacle was exhibited that the resolution forced
Il
d nrGse Se s with TO ne
sine de while the Senate were trying 70 egsate When he
eond meet sem came short the M Of his auy
bsse sayns up 0r %o aa m
s ouns il
whether out q the br and asntegraOn they
and he ear ud republicans s
could Qnd food in husks as that He would
and to % eu.
would co1'rOte no part Of his nuencs or time =.
Union On this point his eo!easne had measure that
here after had ii the other Of the
Capitol debate this question should continue
would only them further from the shore the
iuto dark night They could the resolution first with
all proprety, and then and debate any bill may
afford the required remedy.
DAWES amendment substitute for the Senate
current resolution, read ~ f0lews:-
Resolved, That JOIN. committee OF seven Senators and
Representatives be appointed whose duty shall
inquire the condition of the late insurrectonay
regards the execution OF the laws and the
safety the and property OF the citizens OF the United
saes with leave to report q any time during the next or
session Of Congress the result of their
invest. CATION either both houses 10 Congress,
with such recommendations as they may deem expe-
dent and that said committee be authorized employ
clerks and enographers ST. during the recess send
mony, visit at their discretion. through committees
portions of said States during the Of Congress-
of said committee shall be paid the
contingent fund Of Senate vouchers approved By the
chairman OF said committee.
The resouon thc operation of previous oues
tion, passed by vote of 1877 nays go fol-
sYEAs-Aiten, Adams. Amber, Archer, Arthur. Banks,
Beck Bigey, Bggs Blair OF Mch Blair Of No., Braxton,
Brsh. Brooks OF N. ", Burlington, Burchsrd Caldwell,
Campbell, Carroll Comingo, Conger Cook, Cox, Crebs,
Duke, Eldrdgc Ety. Farnsworh. Farweii, Finklebnrg,