New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Bills were introduced and referred, az FOL

Bills were introduced and referred, az fol
| PROHIBITING COMPULSORY PILoTAGE.
Mr. LYNCH Rep.. MeJ-ro prohibit the collection OF
potage and port fees by municipal authorities
also, in regard 70 the resumption OF specie pay
dencc of the several departments and to regulate ap
| pointments to and removals from office;
! Mr.. cox Dem n YJ-For the recognition Of bel.
gcrcnt rights Cuba also, to amend the Telegraph Ac'
Mr.. MEYERS rep Penn.)-To repeal the Income Tax
for S end SnGse eG establish tho education
fund and apply the proceeds OF the puphc "Hn 10 INC
mT sE II Rep, LaTo amend the National
NJ conntcrfes altered and spurious United states ana
National bank notes Also Tor inc I o, Vhn
and muatcd National bank notes. hiSo' 'oi'Po"i 'o
' M. wilson Cep, nd)Ln relation to the duties OF
M Mr. ERR dem Ind.)-Extendng the time for pre-
scnting claims for additional bounty. cha l,,,.
Dinonatlc Act. Also, 10 prevent the enlistment 81
minors without the consent OF Their parents Oh
sT Mr. SUTHERLAND Dem. Mich)-For Government
building at Grand Rapids, Mcn
TIE DAIIES SNIP CANAL.
The call of states for bills being concluded Mr. LYNCH
Qep, Me- offered resolution requesting the President
mcnts in reference to international cooperation in the
construction of ship canal between the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans Referred to the Committee Foreign
Mr. HALE Rep. Mel introduced a bill to relieve
American built vessels from import duties on articles en-
tcrpQ into their construction, repair and he moved
the previous question on ito passage.
Mr. DAWES (op, Massl remarked that the subject was
before the Committee OF Ways an Means, and hc hoped
The bill would be referred to that Committee
The previous question not seconded 81 10 o. ana
then Mr. HALE consented To the reference.
MIR. ELDRIDGE Dem WIS., called FOR the Yeas ana
NAYS the reference but IN the mean time the morning
hour expired and the bill went over until next Monday
CUSTOM ISTERFERESCE WITH STATE POLIIlCS
Mr.. SLOCUM Dem, n. " asked leave TO oner the
following resolution:
e m9p Sop.e at seaYo and collector nd Ascs
vene o. nearly districts Of the State Ne~for IN absent
and visiting Albany influence the
organization consistent Nh ~ ' ee'e
% ,f.nv slort4d by Treasury Department AMI sYoNi 10 be-
he uol, Of the Administration aud such conduct j. M"
deemed said policy whether sad officers 81 anY % them
been sRna5d1d or o'1s[~e p0 Iee% ' o'D''
TIM LOUISIANA LEGISLATIVE rHoUMEs.
Mr. COGIIAN utep, Cali asked leave To oh'r u res
olntiou nsructng the Judiciary Committee 10 inquire
into the conduct OF Judicial Officers III reference 10 tht
Louisiana legislative troubles
Mr. BITTLER rep, Mass objected
MIR I;PsON (icp.. OHIO offered resolution instruct
inc the Committee on the Civ Service Reform 10 inquire
mo the uroprety of providing for appel ailments to he
made from the States proportion To their pDpu"n
aud that preference be given to hOnOrably discharged
soldiers aud sailors. Adopted.
THE INCOME rAX.
A resolution offered by Mr. KELLOGG Rep, Lal be.
fore the recess directing the Committee OF ways and
Means report bill 10 repeal the income tax, came up
on motion suspend the rules and adopt the rcsolu-
ton.
vote taken by Yeas and Nays 40 that ms Committee
should have declaration OF the sentiment OF the House
on the subject The vote was taken by Yeas and Nays
and the Tulcs not suspended Yeas Il; Nays, 81.
The following is the vote In detail;