The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Under the call OF States bills introduced referred
an folows:-
By Mr. KETcHux, rep) of N. Y-For the more efficient
administration Of the laws relating public lands;
reduce internal taxation.
BY Mr. LAMPORT, rep) of N YTo establish the North
ern Judicial district Of New York.
BY Mr. SHOEMAKER, rep) or Participating the postage
newspapers
BY Mr. ronTnn rep Of vaaResSutons Of the Virginia
ment Of the cotton tax.
@ to
to office in the
,Ss q
of ys9 az building
rsSs Of GsEoT . relief the
asof for the a
through public lands Inc Utah Southern Railroad COM
onal 70 Territorial Governors in regard par
totally disabled cd soldiers ,o and sailors
~ 's n.y. Frye c M Hooper Of
Massachusetts, came up.
the Judiciary Commitee renarking that members on
his side would consent to have such bill passed
NIBLAoK, tdem) of Ind, lay the bill on the
Of SoS the and
the bin Went TIL next Monday. '''n' ''A
ap No business Ss y
.s 0ie ss M.
would sustain ne char would not Se repssea s'e
le
having the osSmoye railroad track removed from the
Further bills were introduced and referred as foows
| ENCOURAGING COMMERCE.
BY Mr. snELLAsAReEn rep.l Of ohio-For the en-
btu provides for the appointment Of Board of Commits
Of tho g. a ss e he
and the POSTMASTER General, to enforce the OBJ
sssmsn ,n%G aa to co Hs%
som@srce provide line Of IRON sieamsn fssa to
pG Gs to and MsscS an
ss are , to make ny Tor the Of
s s The
ana AsS @ S mmsrson to the United s
BY Mr. KoosEvHLr fdem.) of n Y-Relasng to pleasure
Also for the protection of birds the psrc. of
BY MI. Brooks, ldem) of N Y.-To authorize the con-
sssrnmsns building 4santa Ga 0p''"s SA'Ou0O LOT
operatives six Of P%,ersop s n az ara1s
Mr. sXaSrsr eIep.1 Of CAL. introduced bill extending
for one year the for proof and payment by
REMoyIse DIeABILlTIEs.
ae from persons in the various Southern ass ds
pesented and at the suggestion of the Speaker all
Mr. .c Of Msh inquired the had
ELDnIDaE suggested that all citizens of the United
Mr. GARFIELD moved that the BILL without further read.
ing OF the names, be passed, under suspension OF
Mr.. MAYNARD (rep) OF Tenn, called for yeas and
Mr.. Garaelds motion was then agreed and the bill
s On 81 0sss,
tracks and other nuisances surrounding Capitol
on motion Of Mr. You've Senate bill removing political
speson OF he being sa a SRss
yeas and nays, Maynard and knser as
''"'' CANNED pRrsrRvzs.
sSs
sssd s sssS
Mr. HoSdXS DEM Of Ohio, introduced bin 10 substi
sSs ne q int Military for that of the
SAsss e Ma, suggested .Sa The BIN be mod
Mr.. MORGAN modified the bill accordingly, It was
THE FRENCH ARMS SALES
the enditares the War Department sS
xdopsed "' WIN ''"'' M ~ p'''''' ana papers
Cox ds% Of n X m ,S suspend the rules and
bill reducing the duty pis iron to $5a
NJ. DAVIS, srep) of Mass, desired to make remark.
WAYS and Means had better be sboished entirely y"
Cox ssis he INTENDED enc, no reelection on hs cowm.ee
other tariff matters and he now wanted direct vote
Mr.. l. MYERS, repJ of Pa.-You do not like tea and
! Mr Cox-That Pennsylvania protection measure
insist on yosemon soant By division div sion q,
Mr. Cox demanded yeas and nays we're ordered
was rejscted-yeas - nays sa:
Mr.. KETcHUM to suspend the rules and bill
n:fn Iaas 81 Superior Ship March, 1879
and ADOPT restitution declaring Judgment Of the
House that the tax manufactured tobacco should be
M Dawes remarked ihs, that would take ssooco out
the rules suspended. by so to 49, less than
The House. At three ooock p NJ went into Committee Of
Mr.. scoseld in the chair. ""''
Mi maa About % E Of the @
bin chiefly By that time the law requiring
the
q 'sS he BY ss
he ss " Of hs ron Interest ana portion
desk ana had read petition which he said Of the
petition from The wool Of New ESs 1snG
praying for the removal Of the
and on numnous coal salt iron and lumber required for
only not ask protection tor wooen manufacturer viii
raise the OF their II there TO be any
discrimination he In OF relieving the wool manu-
facturcrs Of New England
The petition Is signed by the follow
Ing mills :-Deaware Wooen Company, Blackstone Mass
Lvans seagrave Co.. and Needhan Mason 4 Co.. OF
Blackstone Mass. Deabare Hackstah of Conway Mass
John John, 9. Scott, Lippitt woolen Co., OF woon'
dence; the saltwater woolen Mil, owen 4
Clark Pierce Paine, James Hartley Co., San IRAN
cisco; Fred w. Whipple " llam D. Davis Co., of Tx
bridge Mass the wsnsbuck Company, Of Providence X.
psny. OF Benshsm the Peacedale Manufacturing Com.
Pany James Legg Co., Mapleville. r. l. the Glendale
Co. o OF chspaches X l.; D. Nichols Son, Mcbegan
Pascoag, r. !. Hams woolen Company. of woonsocke
| H. J., and >. b. Hunt, of Bennington Vt.
Mr. DUELIy rep) OF N Y, seton TO the petition pre-
sened BY Mr. Brooks sent the clerks desk and had read
petition from worknsmen In Syracuse in favor OF potec
| tion TO American labor
The bill proceeded with until clause was reached re-
peang the law which requires the publication OF the laws
In newspapers That being ruled out OF order on the gr9una
OF It's being legislation the committee rose and MI
GARFIELD moved suspend the rules so as 70 nakeM m