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THE DUTY ON COAL
Mr. HAMILTON (dem.) OF n. j., asked leave TO
offer resolution iustructlng the Committee on
Ways and Means to inquire INTO the expeulency OF
reporting bill 10 abonsh the duty on coal.
MIR. Cox, dem.l OF n. y. desired to amend the
mittee TO report such a bill.
Objection was made to the resolution.
THR LOUISIANA ELECTION RETURNs
Mr.. SHERIDAN, rep.l OF La. rising to personal
explanation said tnat he had some agency in seat
ing his colleague, Mr.. Smith, IRON the Fourth dis
trict Of louisiana and II any wrong had been done
in the matter he considered himself personally re-
ssponsible. some newspapers nad charged that
executed prior to the receipt and canvass
OF the returns in New Orleans. He was
informed on reliable authority that the
returns mad arrived and been properly canvassed
on the 2sth and 29th OF November, prior to the
execution OF the certificate. It was not matter
OF physical imposslbllity, as had been SAID, Tor
man could go IN three days from any part OF the
district 10 New Orleans. He assured the House
that the statements TO the contrary were untrue.
1t was also mistake to say that that was demo-
cratic district; no democrat ever had been or ever
could be elected from il.
The House, at 2 80 p NJ. adjourned till Monday.