The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-05


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THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
to print 70 900 copies Of the treaty Of washington
and accompanying documents. Referred TO the
Committee on Printing -
Mr.. BECK, (dem.) OF KY, asked leave 10 0her
resolution requesting the President to inform the
Of o Anr ISL or Under what other law he had
caused the constitution OF the United states an OF
the state Of South Carolina to We SCI asu r anu
suspende In the counties OF Spartanburg, Union
anu other counties in South Carolina, whereby the
Courts ana civil authorities are unable to AFFORD
projection TO the lives, liberties and rights OF
inc people thereof aud whereby :, all ., OF Of
military a's suDordinaics as he has seen OF
may see At TO place over them; also requesting the
President to lay before the housc on inc acts o. M
the United states committed III each OF sncn coun
ties at any time, from the 26th OF Apr 1871, up 10
the date OF his proclamation Of martial law ana the
names OF all clzens arrested or imprisoned under
the authority OF sucn proclamation, with the spe-
House ful Information as to all the statements OF
facts whl:h the act OF issuing the proclamation
what steps are neccs sary restore to the citizens
OF such counties, especially those not guilty Of
offences against the United States, equal protection
MIR. DAWES, (repl Of Mass objected to the intro
! ducti0n OF the resolution.
| Mr.. BECK moved to suspend the vu.cS IN Oruel
| that the resolution might De 0nercd
The SPEAKER decided the motion out OF order
Mr.. BUTLER, OF Mass.-Is there any objection TO
its being referred
AIR. DAwIs-I do not object to It's being referred
The resolution was then on motion or Mr.. May
nard, referred to the Committee on lnsurrectionary
states.
TERRITORIAL RIGHTS.
Mr. CHArFEE or Colorado Territory, offered re.
solution Tor the addition OF Territorial delegate TO
Committee on Territories. which Delegate snail have
the committee. Referred to the Committee on
NEW TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.
In addition 10 the Delegates who were sworn In at
last session Mr. Chapman, for the District oil Column
bia, and Mr.. Clageti, from Montana, appeared and
'oo~ WIG NEW MExBERs SWORN IN.
In addition to the members who were sworn In at
tooS I'm, the oath OF orce:-Messrs Kellogg, or Con-
nectcut; Hought0n, Sargent and COghlan, OF CAL
Grn kna a aGS Snnor ans Of
This made the number OF members VINO took their
seats to-day 2lo.
The credentials or Messrs Herndon and Clark. Of
Texas were referred to the COMMITTEES on Elections.
KU KLUx IN KENTUCKY.
Mr. STEVENSON, trep., OF ONO, asked leave
to orer resolution calling on the President for In,
0rman IN aS e g sa ae Of
Mr.. BuTLER, OF Massachusetts. ooje cited.
The resolution was then referred 10 the Commit
tee on the InsurrectI0nary states.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Scveral bills were introduced and referred, nc,ud-
By MIR. KErciiAx, rep.) OF n. Y.-To repeal the
By Mr.. SHELDON (rep3 or La.-To Incorporate
title to public lands Louisiana tnat been in
possession OF holders Tor years; to refund the pro-
regulations
THE SHIPPING INTEREST.
BY MT. LYNCH, trep.) OF Me.-TO revive the navI-
CATION and commerce interests or the United States;
providing for the admission free OF duty or all ship
building materials and for the use or shDstores and
coal free OF duty. Also TO provide Tor the resump
ton Of specie payments.
Mr.. DAWES Introduced Joint resolution directing
the accounting Of1cery Of the Treasury to allow all
laDorcrs, worKmen and mechanics, VINO were en-
pIOyed by the government between the 25th or June
1885, and the 10th OF May, 1853, full days. pay for
the eight hours work performed. Passed.
THE COLLECTION or TAXES.
Mr.. CAMPBELL Ofrerel The following resolution,
which was referred 10 the Committee or ways and
Means:-
Resolved That with = view to establish equitable
OF taxation and greater In the col
OF internal rcvenus constitution the tned S,ates
amended that all direct shall be
wealth instead Of population the amount
required BY the federal government apporoned among
States accordingly and each state left Tree collect
pay the amount required OF II through own
odcer In such the State authorities may 10
adopt.
Resolved further, That in the readstmen OF tariff