New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-20

Dill, ,,,,o in+rndncod and referred fol
~. r., ,,',cpJ Tho n..t,I law. i'm reverence 10 news
90 600 acre. Of pubic lands to the tate
Of Virginia in Iecopcu-e for her ,c.,ion nf The NoI
W,st territory and The cutting on Of West virginia. for
me removal Of The rft in the Rcd RIVER La for the
r"!ydi GGi, 70 S g ou""n OF TIC bonds and the
Of tie Supreme Court; and 20 admit Ic-nctal o, tjpc
''' " ''' ,VFw CIVIL RIGHTS ELL
~, t,pN1, no., NJ 81 The r.,,ir-t Of Mr. HOOPER
0{rp MaI-5 introduced q biIl Supplementary tue
onestion ON it- t.,,-aac
IN prohibits al..nc'on being made og"eea '''. 81 The
tlde Boy oEerier' common c,rr.r IN t5' OF gi ,' ~
"u''' ~ NJ, l',l CON ,s.,.. . .es ,I -,
sH43I,,l ny no ~ ,, ,'.t i,i..rIo- ~ 10 .nbor.
iy c section rro. be- ftr, o ure o $40 rs.b a.
tense 10 be- recovered b. a., person er~,rl on
and penalty less than so than $500 ~a
i rr-onuen for n" Ie'. t"aa ~ Tsl' nor 4"' '
and !oe, dn', to '.u,e ,s lay on The 9.t' -G 2 s 81
os Cyl 5 al. Of l e A, to- ' . ,,l CO.. '
r -,sd is to forfeit tle person loved to be- ri
tt an or on m. ant conviction sH be deemed guilty Of
lemeinor la oHe no less htn goo nor M"I. an 7''Y me
fourth section forbid. tn- e' gp %" 49,, ,'9 ., aT, IN L
a2n 81 TF STb section au, ID. Discrimination IN national Oh
Mr. DAWE- rep Ma,-) suggested that the hin
.niI hc notified h2 u.ing The Wori persons, in
.to"d Of thr words ctlcI, OF the IDItc States" 90
s''' ~, i VI t,tT H. Chipc,G.
Nj. SARGENT Uiep., cab objected.
Mr. FRYE said lac was not authorized To make The
modification.
Mr.. ELDRDGE Dem, Wis moved that ihc hil! ne
% 1GgS' nv, L ,"3 : ,IY cxircl te bill went over
IN tIt,t ma u Hou of law b..
'A'' ALrANU CoALAGAiS.
Mr. HALE Rop Mel moved ~ suspend thc rules and
don't me resolution instruct fuc the Commute. ON WAYS
and Means whenever 10 shall report hl changing M
import duties, to provide also 10. putting salt aud coal on
the Tree list
Mr.. KGLLINGER rep. PENN moved that the lion,e
adjourn.
Nr DAWES Rcp.. Ml,sJ hoped that The House would
settle hy square vote the question whether the business
of the Committee on WAY, and Means should be LETT with
that Committee, or bc transacted 10y the House.
The motion to adj0hn rejected. The motion tO
suspend the rules aud adopt the resolution was also re-
eccd-Yea,. IU; Nays 81 less than two thirds ia The
affirmative
REPEALTNG DUTIES OS TIA kSD COTFTE
Mr.. MERCUR rep, PENN moved 10 suspend the
rules and discharge the Committee ui the Whole from
the further consideration Ut the ll repeating the duties
tea aud coffee, and 10 pass the same
Mr.. DAWES rep, Mds.l proposed that the motion he
modified so as let the Dill he brought before the House
for discussion.
Mcssrs. BINGHAM rep, Ohio and StOFlELD rep,
PcnnJ-Oh. no!
Mr.. DAWES-Tleu we will Doc able to submit some
reason. against the bill.
Mr. SCOFIELD-I object.
Mr.. DAWES-I am Instructed 10y the Committee of
NAYS and Means 10 ask the House for an opportunity 10
me- heard
Mr. sCOTIELD-T object to debate
MIR BI]RCHARD tRap.. IlLl--l a-k that the Chairman
Of the Committee of WAYS and Mean, bc allowed To eA-
,,I.'ir tho ,I,iort az ti,c I'm
- GOV M, y v, Tho object of II il prot.otinn
MI 'pA poi,, y. - ~ ~, ~ IN ''
lndl If duott a Una, ID - -, ., iI ~! 'l,i '
MI kJilt trn lhG nope D 5no il'se "ouI uiuer-
stand that TINS was bill Tor Protection ana nothing
else
The rules were then suspended ana Inc Dill passed
Yeas, 1853; Nays, ~.
REPORT THE KU-kLCN COMMITTEE.
Mr. POLAND Gcp., VI. from the Joint select Com
mttrc Southern OutragcS, presented the report,
cOinIancd by half dozen printed volumes Of testimony
which he said was about half the testimony taken, and