The New York herald., 1871-03-15
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The House Adjournment Resolution
Rejected by the Senate.
A Dominican Protest Against
Annexation.
Mr.. Beck'S Bill for The Removal Of
Disabilities Defeated.
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ANOTHER RADICAL INNOVATION.
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The First Speech in the House by
a Colored Representative.
ANOTHER RADICAL INNOVATION
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1871,

WASHINGTON, March H. 1871.
HOUSE, ADJOURNMENT REsoLVTIoN.
Immediately after the reading of the journal the Senate
look the resolution from the House for 6na adjourn
ment to morrow the 10Th inst
Mr. MORTON lrep of lpd moved TO lay the resolution on
The table Carriedyeas 81 49, The negative vote was
made up OF the democrats and repubcan-Mr Trum-
bull.
Mr. SUMNER rep.) of Mass presented an address to the
Senate of North America demonstrating
against proposed Of St. Domingo signed by
Thomas Bobad President of the Central Junta of the
the Dominican republic late President of tho
Supreme Court late Minister OF State and Senator of the
republic; Pedro Pablo Bouia, late Senator Pro-
siden Of the Supreme Court of Justice: Merton vavede,
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entitled TO read the paper any remarks he desired
The VICE PRESIDENT sustained the point of order the
elect Of which was TO prevent the further reading Of the
SUMNER then proceeded subsan.s OF the
They were ssed BY the us"rper Basa Who WAS
engaged with the aid Of American guns Of
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After some informal remsrks to the right Mr. summer
senator about to continue when
order Mr. Sumner to to psssh ss time ss.n
s .ns ssp be IN order
The yIoE PHEsiDRsr said if tho question Of order
he had already decided the the
Mr. suSsna went to say that in ruling the memorial
ou, order the Chair had not acted rule there
chansed from .ha, Of former days. -
The VICE PaEslDrsy finally reminded Mr.. Sumner that
ready been made three times and unless an appeal from
THE FHTEENTH AMENDMENT.
Mr. FRELINGBUYsES, rep.) OF n j., offered resolution
calling the Secretary of State for Information what
States any, have ratified the fifteenth amendment to tho
clamaon March 80, 1870 Adopted.
COAL.
The House bill repeal the duty coal read the first
time
Mr. HAMILTON (rep) of Nd, objected to the second read
ing and It laid
REISSUE OF NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
Mr.. SurRNAS repA OF Ohio, from the Committee on
Finance reported bill TO authorize the reissue OF naonal
bank noes In exchange for mn;iiated eills Passed.
Mr SAWYER, trep) of g. c. introduced bill appropriat
ing $4,000 TO aid in rebuilding the Orphans Asylum in
Chaeton under charge the Sisters Mercy Referred
10 the Committee Military Affairs.
by MT HowE rep of Wis.,. TO amend the Bankruptcy
act OF March g 1857.
BY Mr. CALDWELL, rep.l or KAN, to amend the National
Currency by striking out Leavenworh from the list of
cities where national bank circulation may be redeemed
By Mr.. LOGAN trcp) of ILL.,, to enable honoraby dis.
charged sailors their orphans
que homeseads on public LANDS.
By Mr. HAMILTON To amend the act to provide for the
security the lives vessels.
Referred 10 the Committee Commerce.
PROTECTION SETTLERS PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. PRATT rep) of Ind. called his bill for the proec
OF settlers pubic lands and read lengthy prepared
argument in its advocacy reviewing the public land pocy OF
Under the recent judicial decisions
the construction Of the Swamp Land acts, great injury
California would be dspoesessed of their lands The bill he
introduced designed remedy the injustice In this
The bin laid aside, and Mr. Anthony's resolution
nng the business to legislation the Ku Klux ou.rages
taken up, pending which At three o'clock the Senate ad
journcd