, 1873-03-01

payments tsde By the Titled statos Tor Interest upon
tue bonds Of Of the United sste., iasued to any sued
Gss e ausa d priee q q @ snes feesSs
the sn y O. eass sGs sSs '6s e.
upon tho morits q iii points presented BY It ID answcr
nnses thereto ey thst md md tho lu1tsdiotien .na
Judgment therein and Transcript thereof shall havo
5 asst s tss and so a m Of
'h 19it nay 70 The
1nont y nsesttpg ser ths word ha words
Atter long discussion tho domm!ttee proceeded to
vote on tho amendment offered by Mr.. Holman. Tho
oEaor; Mf Hooper wa Interested II tRe linton r.
ea Tsa n9t entitled 70 ge
terssted - T. bring him within THO scope q Ills rle
ay % ssn es' Il
an tho ,teE to s b srs
tho ntcrest Il direct member had no tight 70 vots
this hs F. tt9 Gss
sacs between Ill md shst of 'tos5ho1S:t ;9
,n Ds;,n T5o e 65 S5sif would IT. 2.Rsda RSlnt
bnt L lie sseeihoadsr 81 IL sgs eospeaon -
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aLr. nANpALL- doc,eton docs your honor:
. Tho 8pEAKER-1t II d decialon which the Chnif
bus ,nado without any knowledge Of tho fact, and,
thsrotore b. submits ths question of fact to The sen-
Mr.. HOOPER stated that ho WAS indirectly stock
holder Of tho Union paciao railroad Company. He
stened 70 tbe d.tate' ' and had ID been willing At is
desk when ho hoard the 0hairmnn call on s tho MON.
and % asfod to Sithaaw hia 70 voto. % '''
Tho House then went into Committee Of the Who1e,
r. snd NJ: holAns amendment mas rejected 30 "sa
-, Without dsposins Of The oGmm!ttee. amendment
TIC oon'T9tce I'll rose, and tho House at r. M tooks
EVENING sEssf6x.
TARIFF T1NKxnlHd.
Means, reported bill 01ing tho duty u.sscaroni and
vcrmiee!A at IS per cont I'd vaorcra. fssssed SUBJ
liz. cox entered motion to reconsider.
STEWART D1souAnoEp.
Jossph B. Stewart, % who ID IN Custody as recusani
wtness, bo discharged. Agreed to.
BY unaninous consent wont Into Committee Of ths
Whole NJ Dawes IL the chair, on the 6enate a1nand'
ments to tho Legislative
tho Question btng On tho suesuto M Feposted y the
ment directing the Withholding Of the earnings foE
government transportation duo tho Pacific Railroad
Companies.
h1r. WILSON offered to amend tho substitute bill rs
ported By his Hclect Committee tho dueject Of tho
Pacific Railroad Company, the sumo for admission OF
which tho rules wero suspended to-day. .-
Tho question vna discussed by Mcasrs. WILSON,
HOAn, BARGENT, CoN9ER, KERR, GARFIELD,
BHEItADAnGER, COX, and CoGHLAN. Vartons
propoaions to farther areud made rejected,
and finally bfr. Wilson's amendment, modified in some
l1ninaporant particulars. was agreed to-ye~, lol;
nays, not counted.
:, y, TIE SALARY QUESTION.
There Was great deal OF oxcllencnt and confusion
over the question Of IN increase Of salare1t which
question Was ubout 10 10 reopenad by amendments
from the Committee On Appropriations for tho
benefit Of tho employees Of tho HOUSE, and which were
To be tackled On to Butlera amendment. Tho difficulty
wsa avered however, BY the abandonment Of the pro.
posed amendments, and tho COMMITTEES Eose aud so-
Mr. BUTLER, {hlass) then moved to suspend. tho
rules and concur In the senato amendments AZ modi-
fed.
Mr. HAWLEY tried to nay that that would cut of
dabato tho separate amendments, but he Was Pre-"
wanted bY ltud calls to order. .. ~ .--7:-.,
Tho motion to suspend the rifles did not prtvA1 tho
vce hera rs yAns to "a nays, not t1o-hlrds IN the
Affirmative.
The House then proceeded to yote On the a.nond-
1neuts in detail. Tho first important aueudneot was
that increasing the salaries Of tbs President Cab1hat
officers, Bupre,ne Court Judges and nacmbers OF Con.
Bress Th6 amendment wAa rejected-5eAst 60 nays,