The New York herald., 1872-02-20

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Mr DAWES appealed % the House let the whic
oeongsd 70 the Committee on Ways and Means 90 to tbs
Mr. krLLIreEE. (repJ of Pa moved tina. the House at
DAWES hopea tina. the House would settle BY squar
Way. and Mean. should be left tha. Commtss or
| The motion to adjourn rejected.
by ina sas rue, and adopt the u 70
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"a I'M es o repeating the duties on tea and coffee
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Messrs BINGHAM rep) of Ohio. and scoFrsLD. repJ o.
Mr. bAwrs7rhen will be able to submit reasons
Mr.. soorIELD-I object.
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Mr. scorI.IDnI object 70 q debate -. c,. :.
Ways ana Mean. allowed EXPLAIN sSs
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M DAWES again asked oonsen. to make statement on
behalf q The Committee q Ways and Means
Mr. kerr e.. Of Ind iii PED that che .0%'S wS"
The called Mr. Kerr to order. debate OBJ
DAWES suggested that the objection to bis making
Mr. soorIELD Nronicay y,lBecause the gentleman from
s es s and the iii
nays 80.
Mr. BuTLEn repo OF Mass presented petition tor the
payment Of the French Gsms saying that the pc
legal representatives. Referred to the Committee Foreign
Affairs.
THE KU KLUx MAJORITY REPORT.
Mr. POLAND, rep) Of Vt. from the Joint Select Comm,
BY half % Soaen printed s Of which he
report and 5000 Of the
' ~ The MINORITY REPORT
hs q pnsS $ hs s c
Mr. FoLXsp said he did not understand tina, the reception
matter Of courtesy which he did not desire to in the
%inory report rsdsssss majority and stating that
% ;Ss spa ArS the
gGx 81 dscamsd a. any intention to reflect on hs ma
tended apology for not having met the arguments in
Mr. sooFIELp member Of the majority. called attention
to the on page 2sa Of the minority report
they had not read the outrage and the foues
Mr. BEcK called Mr. scoaeld to order and denied tna he
was reading from the m minority report anas language had haa
Mr.. sooFIELD said he had called the attention of the
altered II was more than M he knew He had & heard them
cluded on.
r.. report altered,
sooTIELD said he was not going parley with the
like know however whether the minority had also
TO make our report ineligible to the of
@ s HAT on s W s .nS n s
partisan majority Congress, who have already shown by
%snt that they do dare dsoSey the o:ders Of sher
mot say @ %ao the point of order
that was not competent to make report to the House re-
Executive.
treiy There right in parliamentary law TO
make minority report 1t Is matter which comes In by
saying aa, Se
floor in debate the Chair would cali HIM to
Mr. BIsanAM-I object to the report being received.
The SPEAKER further quoted the following language from
s.And we will show all not blinded by prejudice
that the kn Ku1 b and the
that that allowing minority to say that the act of the
'A''''' u 'A THE roTLEsr oALuxNY.
The Chair wSu have had % no hsHGn in calling the gen
aaS nh s aSS S Of minority
matters outside Of action the House .Sa.
confused ensIed which was only brought to
cephon OF the minority report .
BsSa a.S but sec VI ShS S %
Mr. Cox moved to suspend the rules in order to have
minority report received.
the 0s % h
lation of Parliamentary rules
The SPEAKER declined have the task imposed upon him
of examining the report with that object.
Mr. Cox DID accept Mr. Banks suggestion but insisted
on his motion to suspend the rules. :.
The not suspended not twothrds voting in the
Affirmative
REoKIvED CONDtTI, N.
Mr. BANKS then moved that the rules be suspended and
the views of the minority received and printed with the ma
ory report provided that the language Is not in violation
OF the rules OF the House.
Agreed to without division -
Mr.. DUNNEL- (rep) Of Mnn introduced bill extending
the settlers the public lands In Minnesota to pay
for their lands. Passed.
DEFICIENCY BILL.
Mr.. GARFIELD from the Committee of Ways and Means
reported Deficiency bill and stated that contained
repeating the law which requires the United States
laws to be published In the newspapers. .
Mr. BUTLER of Mass the point Of order that that
was general legislation and therefore out or order.
moved to suspend the rules so as to make
In order. .
Pending that motion the House at halfpass four O'Clock
adjourned.