The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-20


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4. sErosT t ON THE Drrrc1rsoy BILL AGAIN PRESENTED
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mel Commission.
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Whithorne A. the new conference committee on the Ku
The House then .. ten minutes pas. four o'clock took
Evening Session.
The House met at half past and took for
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The Houie reasscmbed at ten minutes pas, nine O'Clock,
when Mr. HALE (rcp) Me- said he had
conference committed had Just entered the Senate and he
moved the House take further recess for ha an
Mr. MAYNARD (rcp) OF Tenn, moved amendment that
the take Q TIL ten O'Clock morning.
BUTLER, ep OF Mass said he understood the Senate
had up st. Domingo.
Tho srT Kerr pro tenn having requested
business said he understood the committee OF conference had
lust returned to the Senate.
Mr. FARNswORTH inquired whether the report had not
first to be acted upon In the Senate.
are now a sss st. Domingo
Mr. STEVENSON (rcpl of Ohio-woud not be better to
send over and ascertain the business there
The amendment OF Mr. Maynard voted by telers
and the result was yeas 81, nays 30. .
Al this received from the Senate IN
forming the House the Senate had passed 6h relative to
Indian lands Kansas This occssoned much laughter.
past nine the House took further
for thirty minutes awaiting the action OF the Senate
the conference port OF the Ku klux bill.
O'Clock the House called to order by Speaker