Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-08


his amendment. The House voted, and
the result was SO noes to 73 yeas-so the
question was decided in the negative.
There not being therequired twe-thirCls,
Mr. Poland then modified his amend-
ment, changing the proposed penalty
from one thousand to one hundred dol
lars, and again moved a suspension of
the rules aud the passage of the bill.
The vote stood S4 noes to 73 yeas. The
question was therefore decided in the
negative. The bin now lies ON the
Speakers table.
The Committee on Conference on the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad bill,
made a report thereon, which was
agreed TO.
The House then took up the Senate
Kuklux Bill, proposing TO extend the
suspension of the privileges Of the writ
of hgbeds corpus until the end of the
next regular Session of Congress. The
vote on the suspension of the rules was
fifty-six against eighty-eight, two-thirds
were required to suspend the rules and
pass the bill.
On motion of Mr.. McHenTy Ken
tucBy] the House took up, and after an
explanation from him, passed the Sen
ate bill appropTiating one million dol
lars for the payment of the Kentucky
war claims. The Secretary is author
lied ana directed to cause to be eX-
amined, and settle and pay any proper
claims of that State for enrolling, equip
ing and subsisting the State forces Of
kentucky during the rebellion.
On the vote to suspend the rules on
the bill for extending the suspension of
The writ OF hd6eds corpus:
Yeds-Beatty, Buckley, BufintOn,
Butler Of Tennessee, Coleman, COnyer,
Crocker, Dawes, Duell, DunInll, Foster
of Ohio, Hosmer, Harris of Mississippi,
Havens, Hawley, Hazelton of New Jer-
sey, Bill, Hoar, HOughtOn, Jamport,
KcGrew, McJuskin, Mercer, Merriam,
Monroe, Leonard, Myers, Orr. Packard,
Packer, Palmer, Pendleton, Perce,sPer-
~ of Ohio, Poland, Prindle, Rainey,
Ellis, II. Roberts, Sawyer, Sessions
ShellabaTger, II. Boardman,
Smith of New York, John A. Smith Of
Ohio, Sprague, StarkweatheT, Steven
son, Townsend, Turner Twichell, Tyner,
Wakeman, Widen, Williams of Indi-
anah, Wilson of Indiana, Wilson Of
Ohio, WaldrOn-56.
Noys-Acker, Adams, Archer, Ar
thur, Beck, Bell, Biggs, Bird, Blair
I [lMichigan1, Blair Missouri, Braxton,
Brooks, Burchafd, Caldwell, Campbell,
Carroll, Comingo, COnver, COlan, Cross
land, Crotcher, Donner, DaX, Dubois,
Duke, Eldridge, Farnsworth, Finlaeln-
burg, Foster Pennsylvania, Garfield,
Garrett, Getz, Giddings, Golladay, Han
cock, Haldeman, HambletOn, HaRdley,
Hawks, Hasper, Harris Virginia. /, Hay,
Hereford, Hibbard, Holman, Kellogg,
Kendall, Kerr, Lawson, Manson, Mar
shall, McClelland, Mccormick, Nc
Crary, McHenry, Mcintyre, Merrick,
Morgan, Morphis, Niblack, Peters, Pot
ter, Price, Randall, Read, Rice illinois,,
Ritchie, Rogers North Cardinal, Sher-
wood, Shaber, Slocum, Stevens, Storm,
Strong, Swami, Tutbitt, Terry, Van
Trumps, Vaughan, Waddell, Warren,
Wells, Whathorne, Williams New
York., Winehester-SS.
Mr.. w. r. Robers offered a preamble
and resolutions, with view of ascer-
tanning whether any steps had been
taken for the release of DR.. Houard.
Referred.
The House then took q recess.
The evening sessions of both House
and Senate were taken up with business
of minor importance, and we give space
to matter of more interest.-EDIToRs
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