The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-22

MT Anthonys concurrent resolgtion for printing OOe
passed az amended on Mr. BayArds motion, 70 exclude
The House revolution for final adjournment
Mir. HSmlin moved an amendrhsui 10 aI the adjourn
ment ior Ihu,scay March 30
in form In order TO test the Of the senate he
moved to lay the whole subject on the table Carried
The vote was follows -Mossrs Ames Anthony
Cole Cragin. Ferry tMich.J, Frenghuysen, Hamilton
S Poeroy POo Pn Ranse Ro Sgs
Scott. Sherman, Spencer Stewart Sumner, and Wilson
Nays Messrs. Bayard, Blair. Caldwell Casssyly,
bert Hamilton, HSnlin Hiii Hitc6Soet Johnston, Ke.
Ttumbuil ViokeTs, and Windom ~Ss i"O'''" -'p'O'
Mr. schurz introduced bill to horize the construc
Joseph, Missouri Referred to the Committee on Post
Lewis introduced bill grant public lands to the
sbenandoah valley silrohd Company TO aid in the con,
The regular order being the resolution specifying
session was trken up the question being upon Mr. Sher-
the general amnesty proposition of Mr. Sawyer being ten
Mr. shermon said his amendment would have the effect
i cb n SS m ;a Sshate woudu tein SIN IN S s 4i
ciary Comn' tee passed He thought that the com
he abo had M
WG5 Amy pe ion b po ehey Ee 10 agree 5
Mr., Morton expressed surprise that. Mr.. Trumbull
should prefer amnesty for Rebels the protection Of
lOynl people of the South.
MI Sherman suggested that the Judiciary Committee
could make report and the Senate could amend it to
Mr. Frenghuysen said desired correct the report
IN iii as He Se s
Of the committee (Mr TrumbuiD to intimate such
proper bill He recognized the necessity the proposed
legislation and believed Congress should stay here unit
that legislation was secured
House.
Mr. Kerr rising to question Of privilege, presented
members elect of the House, and moved that they be
The credentials of of the members were read when
the B9 h 6SeTd and Parker
They then came forward took the required oaths and
M Hall called up r. and the House passed tho s9S.to
ON 70 Yo9nS % Using to OF gust6n an o
caused to be read an extract from letter to
says that he Would ike to charge through the House with
company of cavalry to shoot and to kill and believe in
Mr. Young said-I should not dignity this paragraph
called to It by distinguished Republican who is my
could ant TS9 from % & he a. day & OF my
moment have met wi tn nothing from members OF this
moment entertained feelings any member House
other than those OF kindness
will say in conclusion that, like the people whom
the laws of country and to do all in power for its
Mr.. ketcham' presented memorial from ninotoon
manufacturersof fur goods of New York city asking for
an incresse Of the tam on furs Referred to the Com
Mr.: Kilinger moved that when the House adjourn to-
day. it be to Friday next.
Mr. Dawes hoped in consideration of what trans
prng in the Senate this House would not adjourn unit
something was then settled.
Mr. Kiinger objected TO debate. w.,
Mr. Campbell said resolution OF the House to close
the the 23d inst pending in the Senate. It
seemed improper that tho House should adjourn till
Friday.
The House-yeas, nays, 13o-rofused to adjourn till
Friday.
Mr. McCrary, from the Committee Elections, re
ported resolution that the election of members of Con
gress from Tennessee the Sth of November 1870,
held on the day fixed by law and that the election
voio by of having been held said day. He
said he would call the resolution at an early day.
Mr. Poland, from the committee, reported that
John Edwards entitled to be sworn in membe
the Third district of Arkansas subject to the deter
mlnation of a contest by Thomas Boles.
The resolution agreed to, and MIR. Edwards wal
| in.
AT o'clock motion to adjourn disagreed toyea
| So, nays lt3.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered the following
ReSolUed, By the House. the Senate cencurrng, tha
this House WILL when it adourns Friday next sdourr
to meet again the first Monday OF December next a
| IL A. M:
The Speaker overruled this question of privilege in
the time fixed by the House by
luton namely tomorrow has not expired and as tina
| resolution pending in the Senate
Mr. presented, under the rules. the remonstranc
of the American Freetrade League against the repeal
the duas on tea & coffee but praying Congress to aba
sh those duties which keep grievous monopoies tina
oppress the people and violate principle of right
Justice and leave undsturbed equitable duties like thos
| tea and coffee.
The House, at two minutes to two o'clock, by vote
yeas 9l nays SO, adjourned until to morrow.