The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

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then inquired what had become Of the question order
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not fill the chamber TO the exclusion Of every other
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Mr. Morton here addressed the Chair and denied the
b OF mf sumner or any other Senator to get before
senate resolution at time when there could be reply
The Chair reiterated his opinion that the remarks of
MT Sumner we're quite much in order the of the
sherman led attention to the fact that the morn
pending subject would be laid aside for the regular order
S @ h wnch was MT Shermans resolution instruct
ku klux outrages, which Mr. Scott was entitled to
Mr.. Chandler asked, but failed to obtain unanimous
the the United the equal
States the to the United
within the limits States are now punishable BY said
OF the United States and suthorzns the pedeSt @
% as % S State s
execution OF the laws is ebstructed by combinations
1s sss in "a all Tsses whegS the constituent hortie
laws thereof to secure to all equal
House OF Representatives.
sn using to question privilege offered
has adopted resolution declaring the Senate Will
Appropriation BILL The resoen for fS
continent OF Joint COMMITTEES to investigate the aars Of
Committee uoa.5e report iii or bills
the laws in said States the report which may be
by the Oommttee on the Judiciary subject thereby
the house 4 thherssfore -.
ouIn to morrow it be tin the first Monday December
Mr. Farnsworth asked to call attention to the facts
Mr Stevenson inquired whether the resolution de-
The Speaker replied that it was not
Mr Randall said the resolution sufficiently explained
MT Garfield raised the point that this was no more
The Speaker replied that it the heretofore
FsIn;yoTth remarked that they had better ADJOURN
as they could do no business here.
Mr.. Speer, of Georgia. Inquired whether IL
petent for the House to take cognzance OF subject
which they had not been officially informed.
MIR. Farnsworth replied that they had been informed
officially Of proceedings the Senate by the report
in the Globe, which the official organ of Congress-
MIR. Shanks moved that the resolution lie the table
Various inquiries made of the Chair concerning
the effect Of the resolution, when Mr. Farnsworh
suggestion OF Mr. Conger modified his resolution
fix the time of adjournment from next Monday.
The House refused to lay the resolution the table
yeas "a, nays lO.
The question required agreeing the proposition
Mr. Dawes called for DIVISION when the resolution
separately and first voted and agreed to-yeas Ill.,,
&c.
The preamble to the resolution then agreed to-
yeas lCO nays 49,
nation relative to the bill to provide for reissue of
Mir Brooks of New York wished the House to adjourn,
saying il the House to amend bill the Senate
according TO their resolution could not touch it,
Mr. Garfield said the House should act definitely upon
the bill The House should determine whether au
active lobby having interest in the prntip OF public
money, which is worth to corporation $3J0Oo0
shall defeat it. =
accepted that the expenses Of the printing shall paid
by the national banking associations In proportion to
their circulation at such time and Secre
ary of the Treasury shall prescribe without reference
the tax now paid by banking associations.
The amendment agreed to-yeas 103, nays 73.
Mr. Campbell moved that the bill be laid the table.
Carried ayes SO, noes A.
ton of bridge the Arkansas river Littlo Rock
Mr. Hill submitted the resolution of the New Jersey
legislature asking appropriation for HE saving sta
tions.