The New York herald., 1871-02-22
HOUSn nF REPRESENTATIVES.

REGULAR APPROPRIATION nils -. o'i
Tho SPEAKER business House to be
suspendng the rule for the passage of
by Mr. Dawes follows
mtee of the Whole be discharged from the further
s, O. g, The Ton as IN s Of e,
and hs w ococ .Ie s1
precedence of all other orders until disposed Of.
After conversation the effect the resolution
the question taken and the resolution agreed to-
yeas l27, nays 90.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILRoA d.
MI WHEELER, ep) OF N Y, from the Pacific Railroad
Committee, reported back the bill entitled An act IN
inc ,ns Texas . M Pacific Railroad COMPANY
ssn lie stated that part Of the Senate bill
oss S sSss sem Of P called for the reading the
Marshall o. Roberts, Thomas A Scott and William Ro.e
'rans Ths az sOdposs.9. Sroro,.s ,v NJ
change. some OF the names Of the changes
Company and reduces the capital from slo 10
Mr. JULIAN rep, OF Ind raised the question betbe n,
BIZ SHOULD be considered this time tho
Ine House agreed to do so, the vote beins-yeas l4
a. W. MnrnarE explained the amendmen. reported BY him
SIX dissrens ines The amendment provides q single
Texas at or near Marshall the ship the ay Of
pare npq pqfsunT n q: r9ss % .nown IA the
sidea Tor gauge OF i've feet This amendmen, proposes
Mr. GAErIsLp rep Of OHIO. said while he believed that
aaosa p % the
o commercial justice TO the South lie could not however
ssansl ~ ie PHI fns that is complicated with any
Mr.. WHISTLER repled-It is not
s GAESELp resumed saying in the place that
Mr. WHEELER replied that did not can for one dollar in
Mr.. GARFIELD further whether the bill we're so
NE road and nc, sell vauabe rsnchse ss' maze Sha puma
ss a sgss @s IL ss csa0ns to the be-. ability of
NJ. GARfIELr-Then am for bill.
Mr. An (rerA ~ Jnvv
@ oarh section he sd did meet 90 the
ali oss should n ans o oon
but those which be eI.sred This a
MrJuDp, repl OF H., said this oil seemed to cover the
amos, every part Of the country lie haa therefore called
Se attention ten q ne & Chairman OF the committee TO the sub
tat was The reason FOR t,e sections.
cined to the noor to other gentlemen The
The question then ordered. Mr. Wheeler having
the priv ege close the debate ten of his
bring himself 10 believe that land grants and subsidies were
"a to t. The Of the people be should DO everything
9ps one, o 9ss who % that while land grants and sues
hsy sap the oandaon Of spubcan government BY placing
M. BuoKLrY, (r,p OF Ala was allowed three minutes
ss na e S 70 S sa En the wsrs
OF acres were TO oe given this and yet South
IMAM % m :.
stances he would prefer 10 wait and not now much
.sa @ 20 ssT Ssss and
Mr. WHErLE2 In reply ssid the would be what the
interests of business demauded IN conclusion briefly
spoke the benefit of granting lands for railroad purposes
u but just 10 the South that this bin should be passed
from SoRsSas2n .ass railroads as may hereafter be
The House agreed % Mr. wheeler's smendmen, to the
Senate h when the House passed the Senate bill thus
am. naed by yeas ios nays ~.
Tue following is the vote IN dctail;-
YRAsMers Allison, Ames Archer, Armstrong, Atwood,
len,in bennett, benton, Behune Blair Boles BROOKS Of
Gsss Buucr of fsnh. calSin, Cessna churchii Clark,
nf Texas Cobb, Of n c. Conger, Conuor Cook Corker,
Fake, buya Dyer, Farnswor.h, Ferris Fey, Fisher Fox
3arheld Gibson, Gillian, Halnbcton, Of Nd. Haml,
oEo Hooper Aoicbts; Jenese. Johnson n Jnnss, aoas,
ai n O. Kelley q Pa Kelsey Of NJ " Knapp, Laah, Logan
es hyReh hsaen Ssssa sasaI as
Morrill, Of Pa Morrh OF Me- Morrissey, Munsen Nesiey
Sewshrm o'Neii Paine Of Wis. Paine Of Ga, Palmer,
acss sSanis shedcn Of La sherroa sho5sr, smS nfhS Of
l.ni swami. Tate, Tanner, relman Townsend, frmble
rwitchel, Van Horn, Wallace, Wheeler Mhteey, whn
KAis-Messrs adams. Amber, Asper,, Beatty, BsEs,
Of es Cox s
Julian Kerr, Lawrence. Lrwis Longhrags, @ar.nsllj
4 j.. Morgan, Ni5aeS orb, Packard Of nd Packers
Fenn reck Potter Randall, Reeves, Rice sconeld smith
trump. Voorhees, washburD, WeKer els, Wizard, Wilson
Of Ohio, wof Wood aud woodward-70
Mr. ciiunoai,s trepJ Of ~ ~ from the COMMITTEES on
Eecons made report in the Missouri contested election
q shields against Van Horn with resolutions that Mr.
Sields The conestan. not entitled TO tue seat that MT
Van Horn the sitting member Is that Mr. Shields shall
be paid Es,vW FOR his expenses.
ae rckoiuuons adopted.
The ouse then st twenty minutes three O'Clock ai
loasned