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

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10, 1871.
Tho House met At half.past ten O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. DAWES (rep) Of Mass the Senate
quest for conference committee the Deficiency
bill acceded 10, Messrs Dawes, Cook and Nibaok
were appointed.
EQUALIZATION OF SOLDIERS BoUNTIEs.
Mr. HAzELToN, (rep) Of Wis, offered resolution In
structing the Committee Military Affairs TO consider and
report what additional legislation necessary TO equalzs
soldiers boune and TO Investigate and report what would
be the additional annual expense OF Increasing by twenty
Eve per the pensions Of those who totally disabled
Adopted.
M ANNEXATION OF CANADA AND MEXICO.
Mr. CAMPBELL (dem Of Ohio, asked leave TO introduce
and Mexico ascertain conditions those gov
their osssssons this Continent 70 the United States Of
Ie.sr:, WILL AcD and xnnoua objected;
MI BUTLER ssp) Of Aass asked leave 70 make per-
a. MoIlENnI, tdeqa., Of Ky. objected,
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conference commite would remove that right Of eremPory
the As TO me sherman amendment. II was modified
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consn was too good lawyer TO AJAX such question
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hands threw away Tho ove branch, proposed onv Tho
sword and force II nothing OF ccmeucv n kneS
nothing o. Jssce II sonprchendrd none OF the nsrcful
and tender Of the government He ho ned hsi
Abe House wod not be driven from its position by an Oh
garchyan acocratic body which Represented no.hpa:
arctic Of tho past; and which, II could reformed
and recreated 10 tho really
ought 10 be abolished. - "' WV
port lie objected esensio OF the lime the wra
OF haheas could he desired 10 hava
definite time txed for discrimination point beyond which
tbe writ could not be suspended lie also opposed the as
sioH which could not be FULLY Imposed. s
Mr. BUTLER, OF Mass, advocated the rrnort
and esssed bis regret thai should be any danger o
the failure Of such an important bill nonsti,s
uona and other tcruples He replied 10 the objection OF Mr.
Willard al TO the time within which tho writ Of har
corpus he suspended and argued thn the propo
within the poss>r OF Congress. As % the sherrnsTT
Apopdpsnth s rc aded hs House that wss not punlv1