National Republican., 1873-02-11

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bills and resolutions for reference only, and the
| following were among others introduced and re-
| feTed TO the committees Indicated;
BY Mr. Hibbard, Of n. H.; A bill TO embrace
magazine and newspaper matter In the third
class Of matlable matter. To Post oflccs and
EBy Mr. willard, Of vt, Joint resolution to
print the international volume Of industrial sta
BY ar. BPs BntIer.s Of Mas,.. Bill for the relief Of
the heirs OF Richard ". Meade. Claims,
By Mr.. Wheeler, OF N. Y: Bill TO amend the
act Incorporating the Texas and Pacific railroad.
BY Mr Coz, Of N. Y, Bill to revive shipping
and commerce. Commerce,
Also, bill to improve commerce. Same refer
BY Mr.. Dueil, Of n. Y, Bill to aid the New York
and Columbia Steamship Company In the estab-
llshment Of a line Of steamers between New
ny Mr.. Warner, Of Pas Bill 10 reduce the In
ternal tar on snun. Ways aud Means.
By NJ; Rltchie, OF MIDI Blu TO reimburse the
losses by the Confederate army In 1854. Claims.
BY Mr.. Archer, Of Nd; Bill TO incorporate the
Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company Of
the District Of Columbia. District Of Columbia
BY Mr.. Cobb, Of N. C.i Joint resolution Of the
General Assembly Of North Carolina concerning
the relations Of the Indians TO the Government
OF the United States. Indian Affairs.
By Mr.. Barry, Of Mas: lilll 10 all the hmcrI-
can Institution for the blind. District Of Co
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taxes collected by the United states on raw cotton
In is69-I-5-G-T-s. Ways and Means.
BY Mr. Sherman, OF Ohio; Bill 10 amend sec
tlon 81 OF the national currency act. Banking
BY Mr.. Maynard, Of Tenn. To amend the
practice In District and Circuit Courts Of the
United States. Judiciary.
ny Nj. Shanks, Of Ind; Blll to amend section
eleven Of the Indian appropriation bill passcdJuly
Also, a bill for the relief Of the Miami tribe Of
Also, a bin supplementary to the act for the
relief Of certain Indians In the central superln-
tendency. All referred to Committee on Indian
BY Mr.. Burchard Of H.: bill to refund taxes
Improperly collected. Ways and Means.
By MT. snyder, Of Ark; Bill providing for the
appointment Of sub-commlsslOners on the claims
OF Southern lOyalists. Judiciary.
by Mr. WsldrOn, Of Mich; Bill to Incorporate
the Utah Railroad and Mining Company. Mines
Also 6iIl to provide for the redemption Of
United States notes In coin after May I, 1s1I. |
Banking and Currency.
years the Limitation OF time for the construction
OF certain railroads In Florida, In aid OF which
public lands were granted. Plbllc Lands.
by Mr.. HOughtOn, OF CAL: Bill - encourage
the building Of canals In California. Railways
and Canals.
A number OF private bills, bills for pensions,
PRIVATE LlSu CLAIMS.
The morning hour expired before the compile
tlon OF the call, and The regular order being
demanded, the House resumed the consideration
Of the hill reported from the Committee on Pri-
yate Land Claims providing for asCertainlng aud
settling private land claims In Nevada and Kan
sas ami the Territories Of New Mexico, Arizona,
Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah by board Of COM
missioner, to be appointed Tor the purpose,
which came over from Monday last on motion
TO suspend the rules. The House, by a vote Of
i2l to %, refused TO suspend the rules, not two
twlrds voting In the negative.
Mr. Pcrce, Of Miss, moved TO suspend the
rules, and take from the Speakers table and pass
with All amendment In the nature Of asubstl-
tute Senate bill 40 provide for the further en-
dowment nnd support OF colleges for the benefit
q agriculture aud the mechanic arts, and the
liberal hnd practical education OF the Industrial
classes In the several pursuits and professions In
life as established under the act Of Congress ap-
proved July ., 1902"
Cn the motion to suspend the rules the vote
stOod-ycas lio, nays s3; not two-thirds voting In
the Affirmative.
Salaries.
Nj. Butler OF Mass, moved TO suspend the
rules and adopt a resolution !nstructing the
Committee on Appropriations to include IN an
appropriation bill the 6ill reported from the Ju-
executive, judicial and legislative departments
OF the Government.
The vote In detail was as follows:
n,sIs - ,,IS BANKS barry Rsg. PinEhsm
bbs9S bs9r, cfldssil is qGfG ~ Cobb Eofa,en GrtfSer
Harper, Harris u Miss, HAYS, Hcrndoh, Iiousht9n,
aRES MgKss KsS sSS Rsp RPspS Sodrs ES:eR aofsS n.y.
Morl,his, Ne.iey, Hi6lncf q fla., Packard, Peck,
EsTs fsi E'fE Ecs Sp FHHFS Hs d F0sr Rs sEy Rh9ESy
ROBINSON, Rogers q n. q, shanks,, sherwood,
hS%sss, rarSs ss2Sn FSS GS SofSse 70 SSSss
Msdd ns ses Arysn wMinSssy wliSdPs nSd s6 q
,iS%.: HsssTs ;s,,s ASssr Adam. ADAMS, Amber ,ARss
besk q 9s. Beci Of Ky bell, Drd. B9lOS, BraItol.
tGsa4n p5shs ESass SSES cgs GIsS
GG ff'I;TSE'f S FT asS&SE EGfsE sds e
man, Hale. Hasey HRmb beton, Iendley, Harris Of
ah y pv&fs q SSfR HfS GSsrf e & RsSy @ ii k
ISss Kerr kstshh1p .h. KnssE Lfws & hows' Lyneh.
@sf Setfss atGsss ScarS Scsf@S sfRrs sISST SS
EIS% 5Tr pasEr,eE Monroe Morsa SiPIaos q Ind
W, fSndis,oa, Poland. Eo6sIts, q H. k9sers =
ssSn s"eacf sssSa sSiGr SsiSsS sSes
SRh q S smith s,SI SI 0Go sESsr GTAs
n. Townsspd q IA, tsiehcif, Tynsr, itISoR, Van
WS"rrr wssTa wSs9r and %hssmafpb %sSn a. aldGn Wo
Mr.. slocum, OF n. Y, from the Military Com
mittee, reported a resolution authorizing an
amendment to the army bill repeating exist
Ing laws SO as to allow the President to
nominate and appoint an additional adJutant
general with the rank OF major; which was
agreed to.
Mr. Rltchic, Of Nd, from the Committee on
President to ascertain the value Of certain lands
In Iowa north Of the RaccoOn Fork Of the Des
MOlnes river, now occupied by settlers under the
presumption laws, and II was passed under q
suspension OF the rules.
The clerk Of the Senate appeared aud an.
nounced that the Senate had appointed Mr..
sherman as teller on the part Of the Senate to
count the electoral vote, and the Speaker nOmi.
mated MeHsrs. Dawes, OF Massachusetts,, and
Beck, Of Kentucky, as tellers on the part Of the
| House, and the nomination was accepted by the
| House,
| Mr nInuhon, of phIn nrosentcd frnn, th, In
dietary Committee a resolution, which he moved
passed under suspension OF the rules,
| Mr.. Randall, Of Pa, moved that the House al
tourn. Agreed to-yeas 81, nays u, AMI the
! House, at i:IO y. M, adjourned.
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