New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The bill reported by Mr.. Morrill, Rep., fenn.)
before the holidays provide for celebrating the lOph
Anniversary OF American Independence by holding an
international exhibition in Philadelphia In 1876, came up
rs the first business In order in the morning hour.
Mr.. ONEILL ep PENN advocated tae b aa.oeio eia
Sq. nd@s hs %GS Y could not sec the
oSnai Mn relation between the preamble Of the h re-
ng the fact OF the Declaration OF M nro
vding for holding an international eXhipt9n thoIe h
selected rather than Boston where the principles OF tno
pecaraton Of IndePendeTSs g T'Fg so nanny c,yo rson
who wrote the Declaration of Independence and Madi
COR, the author OF the Constitution or tnan hechen
originated. He regarded Philadelphia az pOpulOus
ana beautiful suburb OF New and theIeicte, mas no
Of the Federal Government to egslae Tor talr IN
Institute proposed to hold an international exhibition in
New York In ls7a, without any aid from congress. -,
the United Sate Treasury Tor any such purpose as an
MIR. STEVENSON Q2ep, Ohio suggested Cincinnati as
the proper place for holding great International exhibit
tom but hou ght that the purpose was TO cOmmemo-
rendrnce-Philadep the most appropriate place.
Mr.. MORRELL Qiep, PENN moved the previous ques-
Mr.. EIDREDaE Dem. WIS., hoped the previous CUES
tou would not be seconded In the absence Of MT Ceye-
land QDcm n. J who had given much attention to the
subject and who desired TO speak on the matter
On vote by tellers it appeared that there was no
f"''"'" TiiE sAS DOMINGO RESOLUTIONS
BANKS (Rcp. MaSs.), Chairman OF tie
Foreign Alair notice that the Committee would
ask the lousc consider the san Domingo resolutions
y" TiIE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. SARGENT GIep., Cab, from the Committee on
iion bill which was made the special order for "ednos-
day next. It apploprates nearly t|o million les than
Mr.. BECK dem XVI, from the samo Committee, re.
ported bill making an additional appropriation OF
tOcC0 for the improvement OF the Louisville and Port
land Canal for the current fiscal year, which was made
the special order for Tuesday next. ,.,o.
Mr.. SMITH Dem., ore9onl For the removal OF OBJ
stct,s to ne Of the COLORADO KSe Ky
OF Homestead policy 10 disabled soldiers ana sailors
Ses G SO Of III tos who died in thc service Of the eosnry
Mr.. CoBUKN uep, IndlII prcyide Tor the payment @
having upward OF 26,ocO inhs bitants.
Also, 10 provide that no pensions shall hereafter pe al
lowed except cases where the wounds or disabilities
were contracted in actual hostility against the public
enemy. ,.. o.o.,o. o, .,o
Aso to repeal 80 much Of the National Currency OF
July I2 1870 provides that banking association
shall have a circulation in excess OF sjOOC0O. ~
Mr. STEVENSON eP ths consOTd m0@ncs a.
the recommendation Of the Board Of Engineers. ,-,
Nj. JOHNSON Dem, Cal)-AuthOrzingt the establish
Tr q CREBs dem n~I1 extend the provision Of tho
tenth section OF the act Of July H. 1862 denng the pay
and emJluments of certain army officers.
RFoRaATfoS WANTED coNcERsiNG SAN DOMINGO:
Mr. WOOD tDen.. N. ~ asked leave to offer reeolu
tion calling the President for Information as 10 san
Domingo, as follows: ,,-, ,,,. !, ,, =,
commu th oese IT, IN his 'oPnon not hcompatoe WIN ,se M
S5s Of he Dpnnesn port Ca y e Island
mso the purchase Of ps heof nea as tie original and 81
t sucb Consul Also, aeoqut Of the
s & Is aS s re,"e Of Hay sso the provisions Of e
Constitution Of te Dom9lcp epas go fss as the same 'sat @
h San Domingo bound aieeeii also any c,,4ua
reghhonBs republic of Hyh or from o4r minister
relating 10 the proposed -nney,;ion so HsiTqegns 10 S 70
he beginning Of the lac negotiations 't1 the reports and CORES
commander also iucrna, enng to show snat
If Ss shi and So mh", portion also an with regard
the atiSn Of under whom the treaty Of snneraon WAS
6 a ard the which be has been maintained power y
prseee Of Unei states vessels Of Sri also any Information WIN WIN
there Of vl wr aso any a9oaoa INV WIN gr f 70 2 GAINS
Mr. LAWliFNCE Dep Ohiol Let the resolution go 70
the Committee Foreign Relations with leave to re-
Mr. ELDREDGE Dem, wis)-I object to its refer
Sir. ORTIZ rep, Iud.)-Then object to the resou-
Sir. woOD-I hope the objection will be withdrawn,
for there can possible objection to the resolution on
ts merits Tho information called for IS desired by the
House and the country and hope t Tiil not be With
Mr.. ELDkEDGE-I object 10 referring the resolution,
because tnat would be the end oft Aha o.o,.,,,
The rPEAKER-fhe consideration OF the resolution is
objected by the gentleman from Indiana or Orthl
ROGERS Den AIh asked Gayi TO .r tel rssolu
thorough investigation into the political condition OF the
Mr. WAsMBUKNE dsep.. Wis., objected.
THE sEsArE SAN DOMINGO RESOLUTIONS.
The SPEAKER called the attention OF Mr. Banks 10 me
san Domingo resolutions, and remarked that the Senate
ont resolution that subject was still on the Speakers
table. ,.. 4. ,.0, D.,
tie Committee Foreign Analrs go u.
Mr. WOOD Dem, n Y)-l OBJECT VIII oDeet 10 IL
in every form and at every stage -
Mr. BANKs-The House gave consent to tho Com
mtce 10 leport the Han Domingo matter after giving
1--WE dayo' notice That consent applied properly 10 the
Uonsc resolutions not TO the Senate resolution.
Mr WOOD-rho only reference OF the question was
The resolution introduced by the gentleman trOm Mass
and that the only form In which the question
can be brought back.
Mr BANKs-We do not propose TO present IL In any
Othcr form than that .
Mr. WOOD-Ihc Senate resolutOn.l5 on our tDle, ana
there hope II Will remain.
Mr. Fitch Qiep.. NcvJ gave notice Of amendments To
the senate nres0lnti0n in reference To san Domingo,
extending Us application 10 Cuba.
TIE rHEsIDENT's SECOND VETO MESSAGE.
The following veto message rtosiyed from the
President: .
10 ~ II Rpre,nHr" iheeaih return without nay ip'
,,,l ott. bi No nrtlt An fT relief 1T Charles
to rslan Jc tie 'o"h, Wn iunTtn and ioH Han
nm Gt Al following Tcols; The act iirr The ainufnn Il
,srin n ls cnng hhr T. n-ii't to.it Cr iir H"tlrm