, 1874-05-20
WASH1N GTON.
tOont,nued from tho First Fare,

nobsrss that his tnecks amendment might enlangor
w. passage Of the bill, and, he regarded Tho 6ill
would Withdraw hia amendment, and otfor It Win the
oll which would bo reported in regard to the sRnhorn
Mr. DAWES, oh.!rman Of thu Committee Of wsya
and Meana cloaed tho dol,aso in speech supporting
t,e measure He soforred to the nit that two years.
ehahe inv ssnsies o wba
9ere to-day smlsr iii had asaa aS' .s.sd @ ''eRs sERs
House, and had gono to tho slubee ~ Ito preo-
hr. BUTLER {hiass} aakod Ills colleague to state
thst he mad boon The frat to Introduce bill at
Mf DAWEsi beIlevo thst Il a rto. nas th.t bl1l ,g
to tsks AMY from g. oles'a thsr ahare of theas
havo one-lalf Of tho whole liz il bad enough Wien
no volunteers without compensation from motive Of
hsf tsss flat y IT, slse
omPioyment the doora Of decent socety ought to bo
s 10 rn sg gx b.
Sst Sont iatasm.r Who about s.sars
nan Or what he can mako by his information Ands
Tho eyl does not stop win tho jaynes, Or tho an-
sontaGi9as disease to eyery o!cal who comes In oo-
a., tact w,th H. Every Iach official becomes uneasy In
urns his back upon honcs and Honorable POSITION
e H. moment hs ands that he can I'LL his coers under
Mr. II. ROBERTS called attention to tho taot that
T. va eRopublican Administration which lrat Of iii
bsonsas this Thing e light aud which r.t proposed
e INTRODUCES psstisan considerations into the b and
an s no hsd skeh ADVANTAGE Of tho ooEed minutes 10
ME-. MinLA0KLAna + - ~ " vary unneocssary pos
1rr. woodland avcry discourteous ono.
Tue House then proceoded 70 yoto on Mr.. Dawes
aud to add to tho sixth acction. The amendment was
agreed torW to t. 5g3,-And tho bill as thus amended
The third section is struck out ani tho sixth section
ia modihed m fol1ows:.
not fasi ~
sa.ss under my preten'o whatever directly or tnai-
ths act accrue 70 any such person Furnishing forma
a0n and any aach oeoc who atsll 50 Eseslvo
and o. conviction thereof shsl Is ,abie to ne not
exceeding or g ne for not mora than
be tnereafter e81bls to any office Of honor trust or
emounent; or ny such psEson so furnishing nfora-
q Tho United statcs, % Or ~ any s'n palson Ssa
i., for Fl. i s.e. directly Or indissctly, any
because Il aac onoy s5s have T pes o..
potual right of action sgainat auch officers other
tho sana or tha ~ vaius % hereo 70 RECOVER oaek
NJ: sAlTn q. y, from tho Election COMMITTEES,
mndo report n the Louisiana contcsed-eecton cnRo
that neither Of tho Claimants Pnchback or Sheridan
had presented evidence to establish his right to tid
seat - but shRs they shsl!
hava tho right to taka further Testimony.
Mr. LAMAR presented the minority report TINT
Fnchback was not elected, and that bherfdun wnv
Tho reports were ordered printed aud are to bs called
up hereafter.
PACIFIC NAIL SUBSIDY
HI. PLATT, from THO Post-oaace Committee, made
report on the Pacific Alal1 subsidy for aeni-mon ty
aeryce taking tho ground that tho conditions had moi
been compiled With BY the Company, and that couge.
luonty tho contract had hpsed Ordered printed and
reoommitted.
DILLE PASSED.
Mr. WH1TTHORNE introduced bill to remove no
ltfcal dsabifltios from Thomas Claiborne OF To1,noa
SEQ. Passed.
Also, = bill transferring tho County Of Perry from
tho Western to tho Middle judicial District Of Tennes
acc. Passed.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT,
During tho dobata On the Mooty bill, a message
received from tho Senate announcing the passage
Of resolution OF adjournment,
Mr: BECK who had the floor ut the tttne suggested
that tho Senate should be taken at ita wor and said
that he would yield To motion to agree to tho rsaolu-
tio1,
Mr.. DAWES coincded with that view, and asked
1eave to submit motion, but Mr. KASs0N objected
until tho pending matter should be disposed Of
AZ tho close Of the 1uointy question another effort
wss made 10 take up tho Adjournment resolution, bu
objection was mado.
RECESS.
The House than took reccaa till 7:30 thn eYenins
session to ha for general debate,