The New York herald., 1871-02-07
Nnys-62.


Mr.; HOOPER. rep) OF Mass, from the Committee on Ways
and Means Means TepSr;sa ] bin to allow 70 John Thomas Jr
OF Customs At Baltimore. Passed. e' -
Mr. SARGENT offered resolution calling on The Presden.
aa snas b ~ as T. whasr @ the s Of
ppo 81 keeping Tie peace NJ eections in that State and
Mr. Woop taen OF N. y, desired the apply
Mr. RANDALL (dem, of Pa. desired II to apply to Penn.
Mr. sAnaENr declined I, allow the amendments to be
offered ou was willing to vote for them Independent
The resolution was adopted
CLAIMS OF SOUTHERN LoYALrsrs,
pass b opening the Court Of Claims to- .e citisens
all Tue Southern States for claims for quarIermaser's
Mr. JENekrs remarked tia. that would be opening the
door 60 millions OF Cborpenning claims
Mr. WAsHnonS, .trepl of Mass stated chat the Commit
tee on Claims had agreed to report Monday
next which would be satisfactory to the Representatives
The refused suspend rues-yeas 49, nays 12s
On % Of NJ BASks rsp o, Mass the Senate h
port Of New York to receive and transport supplies to be
and Germany iae liable and
ed on bis r notion by re niring. another vessel
q Mr.. Rand. u, another !, rhiiadelpnla. =
The bill AS thus amended was passed
- WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
u M s a ssssd s sse to sT giving the
Victoria 2 Woodha and Mrs Isabella Eeeehsr Hooke. to
and providing that the House would participate in
Mr.. AnonEfs, (dcm.) OF Nd. objected.
Mr.. JULIAN moved to suspend the rules.
the orbiddns the use Of the hall for any but essa
tive business, ana proceeded TO sayH Is well known that
am In favor OF woman suffrage Gan outbnrs Of laugh
ter but do no: es re this unusual course to DC taken
Mr SVIiEs, cem) OF IA, nterrupting is enough
object 10 debate
The House refused to suspend the rulcsycas a. nays
l4a
The following members voted aye
Messrs. Arm IL Asper Atwood, Banks, Barry, benjamin.
Buiintou Burdet Clarke OF Kansas Cobb Wis.,,
a,'f R'ss{ a5s h
Mines Mogre OF Pa ONeill Paine of Wis, Patt, Por
ter Prose- Raney Roofs, Sargent Starkweaher Stone,
Strickland Strong, Tale fwichei AMI WiiSnion-li.
ASoTuEB ENFORCEMENT
Mr. BINGHAM, (rep. OF Ohio gave that he would
Monday from the Judiciary Committee and ask
the House the bill enforce the right OF citizens
vote under the fifteenth amendment
He also moved suspend the rules to set apart the
evening session OF Wednesdny February 5 for other bus
ness OF the Judiciary Agreed tolls to 46.
SOUTHERN oUTRAGEs.
Mr.. DAWES moved suspend the and take up the
Senate bill approprailg $4,000 10 defray the OF
the select commtee OF the Senate appointed to Investigate
the alleged outrages in the Southern States
Op tae vote the l0s to 5less than quorum
voting The democrats generally declined voting 50 as to
Feat the motion.
Mr. DAWES (repl Of Mass, moved call of the House,
which ordered
There then call Of the House, attended bv the usual
funny explanations. The Sergeantat Arms
for the absentees, while waiting for their coming
members ayed their usual observance OF parliamentary
rules Some lighted and smoked their cigars sent TO
the restaurant for refreshments which they disposed of at
their desks formed into discussing condi
tions by which the difficulty nigh. be got over.
Finally all further proceedings under the call were dis
pensed and the vote again taken MIR. Dawes
motion suspend the and bring the bill before the
House. Agreed to -l22 to L.
Mr.. DAWES moved amend the bin by increasing
the amount from $4,000 $4,000 and he moved to suspend
the rules to adopt the amendment and pass the bill ~
ns amended was passed, the House minutes of
nine O'Clock ad J0urned.