The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wAsH,NaTos, April 10, 1871.

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
wAsHNaros, April 10, 1871.
INTRODUCED
Under tho call OF States bills introduced and
as folows-
By Mr. HALE rep) of Me-, for the nil legal
and political disabilities, excluding only members of
who withdrew from Congress- aided the rebellion
officers OF the army and who aided the rebellion and
members Of State Conventions who voted for signed
,h MIR ~ pa em Of WIZ proposed that the bill
Mr. HALE Preferred IT, Reference ,ns seec. committee
on the resden:s ku kiux Message and it referred
the es:oH Louisiana the ~e Tor holding
and santa f. ip nj mi0 incorporate the Monroe
b. Mr.. ARTuUR tdem OF Ky.-Amenda.ory of the Inter
BY Mr CEEss Cderu.l of I-Amendatory of the act Of
February j. 1870 granting pensions tie soldiers
Various other bill. to political disabilities. print
introduced and referred
New ampShre arr that S tariff should be so re-
@ q, s up
question the House refused second the question
Mr. MAYNARD. rcp) of Tenn, refer the reso.
ton 10 the Committee Ways and Means Agreed toYeas
Mr. ssex Idern Of n.y. Offered preamble and rsson
Of oraa sna e. n of 1aa an s ness
amount OF the public debt as heretofore practiced by the
The morning hour expired and the resolution
~ Mr. Ho ep or o F Ef bo Of
on the subject OF the division OF the profits
BY Mr. Low. lrep.l of kansas-rn relation to the Miami
REMOVAL on POLITICAL DISABILITIES.
~ Aa MOVED TO- suspend the rules and pass the b for
had in,,oduced this m ,rnins observation-disclosures.
erred to the special committee appointed on the Presidents
Mr HALE replied tina, since tina. reference he had con.
ferred with rnost OF the members OF that committee and he
had found them objection to the passage of the
Mr.. M,rsAnp made the point OF tina, the bin was
The SPEAKER ovcrred the objection. Mr.. HALE stating
hat this was copy OF the original bill which had been re-
NJ sIousnros rsp3 Q, Mich Proposed tha. the BIZ
The bill 70 repress ka kirI outroses in the South.
Der Of The referred to By Mr. dale he did not wish
that the rules wsnld not &c suspended.
nays as Appsuse the foor ia the galleries which
was by the Speaker The following the vote IN
AekeE Adams Archer Thar pArer
Bs sosk. 81 Mass sneey Bach%ra caawe
asO s0 Gs%n ooS Cox a osS nR
Games, Es~.rd. fiafdse as Ety. farnswoi,1 Fsrre FINK
s $,s. s .;sss:
Hay. % Ssss Esssia'r h o%ss.
'SsS .ynSn Sa5ss4
Sss!' ssss fsEys q No.
Ro6n..a Rogers. scoiea, sheldon, sherwood,
sSss
S% rSss s W W.. 1m v.Sfni %
,iams Of r. Y, wilson Of 0hio Winchester, Wood and
Amber Barber Beatty Bqn.on,
Maynard, Mccrary slcJnnsin Mercur, Merriam, Monroe
e1%af E Ii
rns 9 s "h S Wssssr % Ia
and wilson OF ind-,s
Baeha, Blair No., Brook. n T.. bufss B ssss
q Mass Builer 81 rcnn ARK Cobb Crl,oaer parTal.
hanvsr hiIhser, Kinseila, Mitohsi Morgsn. Morphis
a ff s f Il r.
rum s o. w ssss e r s,9ws Of y
me loilowing s.he text OF the bin as passed =
!. 'sc eonsaon Of tns United site;
eoncurrns therein Iha, all ess and political aisses
aIncnde ( 70 he constitution Of the rneS states on per- =.
sons therein enonea oeeanss q her hayns engaed in
aid comfort to t.e thereo, be the nre
10 affect Or remove tie Disability OF ia.
o e coSgss OF Of Ss na States who ars scrs
from and aed s rebeion second officers of the
ono years et sei army or navy aid AIDED the scbeiou
pretended ordnoso OF secession who voted for the adop
lion Of such ordinances.
shall be entitled to the benefit of this act he shalt within
mssd se 1 or Tns@ ss, s ssas s OF an n
subscribe OATH affirmation support the constutlon
The which cath affirmation shall be forwarded by
the secretary OF state the United States
Visions OF this 20 be laid before Congress nj the opening
oath aarmatoo is shs person 40 taking
ccrli1cs Of the fact under sucb regulations
~ the Secretary of Slate NAV prescribe
IMPROVEMENT OF THE HAsroe or BUFFALO.
and sa,Solua Secretary War 70 sI,eaa
p e n m 3 ~ - he nnss q
49, rug rub.ie LAMBS.
NJ .Awarr moved T. susgsnd the rule, and pass the
.crbne manner which they may disposed OF uhder
the Presumption and Homestead laws.
Mr.. tewiey motob suspend the ru-s and pass the bill
In relation TO the pnoc lands again up.
drawn usrket aud shall be hereafter dposc of only
cscep, they from time 10 time DO sraned ~
Congress for The purposes Of education nothing TO
nlh warrants nor tue iuans Of contract agree
Mr.. NAYsAHD said the eject would be to nee the
value q college scrip and land warrants
Mr. CoNarR rep OF Mich. remarked that Ike bin hal
been before the House been
The House refused suspend and pass the bin
by yeas 81, nays lG.
Mr. asked leave offer resolution requesting the
resien. % communicate any unpublished correspoaaenca
netwsea me sIusa and American coyefan.ns ,ea.ins g
srenes . the case Of hapins
AnoLrrIok OF rug rsrERSAL wrvysUr system
Mr. KIEI moved suspend the rules and adopt the fol
Reeoye that this House reaniirs the resolution adopted
on the IAN Of Decebsr 1870 BY Nc House Of Representa-
principle OF reform points TO the abolition Of
sare % provide o e.rensss and II. oonn
OF which nvolyes the empoynent al the cost Of mil
orr snp.rvisors previously
known and requires the repeal a tbs earliest day conss
soysrausas u al xEps saa absr tDteraA ,axes aud .A