The New York herald., 1874-12-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA, 1874
Under the call Of States bills were introduced
in large number and referred to committee.
The call OF States being completed, the call OF
States for bills and resolutions for action was pro-
ceeded with, beginning at the State OF Georgia,
where the call was left on last session.
Mr.. YOUNG tdem.) Of Ca, offered a bill for the
settlement OF the accounts for carrying the mails
In the Southern States prior to 1861, the amount
not exceeding $500. 600. On point made by MI.
willard trep.> OF VI, the bill was referred to the
Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. HARRIS, (dem.) Of Ca, onered bill allow.
ing payment OF one.half OF all import duties in
legal tender notes or national bank notes. On
also referred TO the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr CALDWELL. laem:l OF Ala, offered reso
tailed ststement as to the number, location and
use use Of troops IN A,abama ana as to the dstribu.
among the destitute people along the Tombigbee
and Warrior rivers, Alabama
MI Cox {dsmI q ~ r. presented memoria!
Society So ior OF the @ ERECTION OF marine hospital az
as the "rress Gag" law Ia Washington.
;, The House refused to second the previous ques-
NJ: coz, oi NJ, then moved to suspend the
question on this motion by Q vote Of 6S to ITO.
The bill then, on motion Of MT. MAYNARD, {rep.)
.. Ien1; was seerseo ~ 80 the Judiciary Commit
On motion Of Mr.. GARFIELD (rep.) OF Ohio, II
was ordered that when the legislative bill is
Whole various amendments INDICATED by MIN may
be In order. Among them Is the proposition to
and senate and nx It Ut IS day w. - = 'A' '-''''
M. Mr. Bacx. DEM OF Ky;, moved to suspend the
oG Select commsse 70 INQUIRE apeher snS
oflcal OF the government or OF the District Of
Columbia or other persons nave used any means
district especially with reference to the trial OF
the so-caued '.Safe Burglary Conspiracy" with
port At any time. Rejected. Yeas, lss; nays, 81
not two-thtrds voting In The Affirmative.
for ie o select o Se
~ and 'ao rsssns
sr Sas .s select
authorized TO visit such points IN the South. by
suh-committces as may be deemed proper.
mistee to VISIT vcssDurS wOuo have quite ss enoUR
TO do there. Mr. McRee's resolution was then
Nj. Woop, (dem.) ofN T., nom the Committee
was adopted
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%aa say IN pss: n s Sasa ss.s
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and e any such shsngs q duties has been made
law 70 com%unicsts e this House copy of the order
THE KINGLY VISITOR
on motion OF Mr.. ORrH, rep.l OF Ind, the con-
current resolution for a committee on the recep-
ortn, 3. 4. Hoar, OF massachusetts, and Cox, Of
New YORK, were appointed on the part OF the
House.
THE PACIFIC NAIL,
Mr. PARSONS, lrep.) OF Ohio referring to an arti.
Gle IN New YORK papes pay Wnicn ~ reneoted On MN
In the broadest manner the insinuatton, ana said
he had no knowledge that any money or valuable
in that matter ne himself was not member Of
the Congress that passed 1t.
any money IN Connection With il ? "''0 '0u pa'u
M kELLoaa, Of Connecticut referring to a re-
made the other day on the Rollin White bin, and
measure, asked Mr.. Hale whether he nad made
such charge.
he asp Sa
pose g be eros samned Dy any member
the charge or else stand before the House @ Sn and
country as having made Abellous charge with
out any foundation In fact.
A AlKBHR--Amen: lLauahter.j
Mr. HALE repeated tnat what ne had asserted
was susceptible Of proof, and that he should take
hts own time aud way OF having IL proved.
MI. HOLMAN, tdem.) Of ind., 0fered resolution
that 10 the jud9ment Of the House In the preseot !
ment no subsidies IN money, bonds public lands
or pledges Of public credit should % granted by
Congress to associations or corporations engaged
In public or private enter prises and that ali ap-
proprtations ought to be limited to such amounts
service.
without action upon II, and leaving II to 60 over