Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-12
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY:

Assistant secretary Board of Public Works.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY:
num-rousiy signed. asking that suitable p marSs
tudngs be erected on the present northern mark ct
ftrred to Judiciary committee anu '"'''' 10
Mr.. Browne submitted resolution, that the place
c ON the o@n't Zee on Washington Re and
niied 1y another member Of the Council during the
pointed Mr Hall on that committee .N '"' 0""'' ~
, MIR: Brown also submitted resolution, that the
tarr De s%horz t" appoint member on
TO serve during his absence; adopted:
Mr.. Browne ibqvired # the committee on finance
anxious that action should be taken at CO.
al su rDg great injustice by reason Of the delay
caused BY the absence Of his colleague; that he wa
expected to return that evening Yesterday and if
The Char announced the following ne = m MIXERS
on on the ysrops coTmirtees, in place Of M Peek
drainage sewe, age, and Distribution Of alter. Mr.
pouslsss s JUDICIARY, Mr. Hal; Unfinished Basi
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-Mr. Hulse intro
ductd bill for relief of M Artin Cady; referred.
The SUPPLEMENTARY CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
directing the committee, on ionai relations TO
urge pass the supplementary civil rights
Mr. Cassin called for the reading of the bill, and
moved it's reference
Mr.. Ennis said that the President had declared to
all ,he rights proposed to be guaranteed by this bill
amendments, and minated that he desired time t.
examine the subject. He tt ought. If the President
of this house might take little time for its consi
eratia.
The motion TO refer was rejected BY strict party
M. Lloyd remarke ed that Gen. Chapman, our dee
gate IN Congress bad goa. before the people oirec,
did not favor mix. d schools, and the House ought
Ia Mr.
did pct believe that the passage Of such bill would
promote the interests OF the colored men, that
any large portion OF them wanted it passed. for il
sSrd not but tend to which
Mr.. Boswell eulOgiZed Senator Sumner, and said
IS to the question OF mixed sch ,os it had bsen set
led at the last election when the opponents OF Gen
ChlPan had forced an issue upon him, and the peo-
PIE had gwen their verdict. In reply to Mr. ennis,
he said the President had not approved the bill, but
bill. '' " ''' 'e'"s '"'A'a u" Tue amnesty
Mr.. Moore said that it was evident that this was
pass. despite what the conservative members might
do. Ii not only compelled hotels and theaters to
made it the du,y Of school oic rs to r.oe We coored
children on the same terms as the white children,
third of all the school money raised in this Dis
trict TO the col9red schools, thus enabling colored
and pocket that appropriated Tor their own schools
II invaded the churches, and even the cemeteries,
bad no idea that it would pass either the Senate or
ine "a ho HS,av .s.,.o.;,
The Ssa nos
ed the bill! but objected to attaching il to the am
alone said that IL tho sn s.t sie Go
Sn pc went before the Is1pie on the direct issue of
tion Of social equality, but of right As to the 80
siai question, the eSored people proposed 90 to
houses Instead Of the blacks going to the houses Of
Mr. Harine.s said that If the archives of Congress
records In favor Of the of the col
oIed and especially the colored people Of this
bay1net made or teSee WILING
subject, and ii the bill was passed. the churches
who had never contributed to their erection; but no
intelligent colored man would accept social equality
Waiting in the man ffse Predsssd
ihst ths :as,sEs Of ths bill would result in the
eyed that before such bil was p.s,ed, the Pres-
dent; .hH Governor, and those VINO --ad tea
desire soeia! equality should show their sincerity by
The resolution was adopted. Y.as-,Mssrs Bo.
well, Brown. Burgess Bpr:ley' GampbelI: Carroll,
and the speaker-ls Nsys-Msssrs. Cassin, Ennis,
HsIknsss AMI t 4 I'd. Hou,. ,.,or. tho vo.
taken, giving notice that he won have voted no If
present.
Mr.. Solomons presented the memorial Of r. 7.
Morsell complaining Of an insuficency ofshe water
Nj Ennis ffered a resolution directing the com
mttee on laws and judiciary to iuquire and report
the aaoped 'n' once
Governor whether any Of the bonds Of the first four
million loan had been hypothecated or disposed Of
upon them adopted. Also resolution, reciring thai
twas publicly stated that the main sewer in Ms,
ever and that its ancs i'm the canal is from one
to s. ssT Of Pubic bid nr
upon these points and also the price that is paid for
Mr. MekniSRt Introduced joiut resolution direct,
ing the Board of P0blc Works to restore the hack
stand on 9Th street. between Pennsylvania avenu,
Mr.: Boswell introduced q number of bills, all Of
which were referred. Among them we're bills max
oIpoIsicS: Of %sshnston Georsets~n, and the
Levy Gsgrs Tns:s salis provide that q shs
cent from june 1871, on al claims presented for
IL On us
lay sgairst the late provided that no
tax certificates other than that now provided b.
ALSO. bill sppropriatine 30 900 to pay the expense
r
corporations Of Washington, Georeeto~n, and tbs
tSS. % 90 Of
revise the laws Of the Districts referred. Also,
n sss
or the next con, en.iOn q the National Police As.o
ds1 ~
memorial OF Joseph Burrou CHS in relation to An In
ferred.
Mr.. solomons, from the committee on ways and
means, Re ported I'LL authorizing the Governor r.
refund from the fund TO the contingent
ofths House the amount paid to the officers and EN-
plsyes II the House. =
Mr. Boswell, from the committee on indebtedness,
Of the Dis, rcf, ported bill for the payment o
ccmmttted El----
Mr.. Hall, from the committee ON charities and
certain charitable nsti utioBs the District OF Co
lumbia: On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, the consider
atiGn Of the bill Was postponed.
Mr.. Bowel gave notice thst he proposed to cal
upthe bill TO provide for the paymcrt Of the in
On motion Of Mr.. Carroll, the rnles were s0s
pended, and the House took the bi ~ reduce ths
v ater tan on property OF the ia piol Pendias
its consider Grafton. the House adjourned.