The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-18
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HOUSE.
Mr. Tremain, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported tue till 10 preserve
the ballots cast at, and al papers con-
nected with, elections for members oi
Congress. He moved to suspend the
rules and ass il, the bill having been
read in tuli.
Mr., Cox asked Mr. Tremain to ieave
the bill open TO debate 90 It WAS very
important measure.
Mr. Tremain replied that be had 70
control OF the debate. TheruIes OF the
House regulated that. II was verI
simple iii, providing ouIy for fair
elections.
Mr.. Elridge-It does nothing Oft
kind. 1t provides ior the destruction
OF States, and tor placing elections en-
,irely within the control OF the Federal
power,
A motion to suspend the rules and
BASS the Bill was rejec'ed-ytat liS.
nays 1906 not two thirds voting in the
affirmative. The vote was strictly q
party one. -,
Mr.. Woodford moved TO suspend the
rule. and adop, the reso!ut'on Tor the
establishment by all civilized powers
OF an international system OF aEbllra'
uon, whereby matter N diapnte be-
tween governments may be adjusted by
arbitration and without recourse TO
war. Agreed to.
The RESOLUTION offered Yesterday CIV
ing the use Of the rotunta ot The Cap
itsl to the Women's Centennial Bx' GU
tive Committee OF Washington, Tor the
10Th OF December next, 10 celebrate The
| destruction OF tea ia the hsrbOr Of
Boston WAS sdorted-'~.-- ..
Mr.. wilson, OF Indiana, chsirm'n Of
the Committee Of Investigation oi the
atfslrs OF the District Of Columbia,
called up the blll reported rom the
mint committee Yesterday tor the gov.
ernmept OF the District Of Columbia.
Pending the consideration o. tue bill
Mr. Poland moved TO take up and pnss
Senate bill probIbting the publication
of the revised statutes 10 the ne~fPa
pers at the expense OF the Ini''"
States. Agreed 10.
Mr. Wison proceeded to advocate
his bill ard answer the questions IN re-
laton TO it. .
Mr. Bass followed Mr.. Wilson in
a further explanation OF the bhi.
| A,the close OF Mr.. Bass remarks,
Mr.. Wilson moved the previous ques'
lion on the passage 81 the bill.
the main question was then ordered
Yeas l34. nays III, and the bill pass
ed by q vote Of PIG yeas, 22 nsys.
/ Mr. Onh, chairman OF the C0mmt-
tee on Foreign Affairs, reported th'
following resolution which WIS adopt
ed without dsseLt:
WHgREAs. War is at all times des'
,ruct ye OF the material iuIereets OF th'
people. demoral;zing IN its tendencies
and a, varisuce with enlightened pnb-
lie sentiment; and
WHEREAS, D ffererCss between "a
tons should in the interest O. human
ity and fraternity be edjusten il pcs':
bic by international arbIlratIOo; there
tore.
Resolved, That the Teop'e OF tn
United States teing devoted 10 to-
policy o. peace with all mankind, en-
loving i,s bIessioge, and hopIng Tor ii
permapence and IT. uu.yersal adoption
h.rebv, through their representative
in Congress, recommend such srbitra
lion a. a material substitute fer war
aud they further commend to tn
tres;v-mskiog power OF the govern
, men: to provide. il p.actcsbie, ths
hereafter in treaties made between III
United States and fo.e'gn powers, va
snail not be DECLARED by either Of Ii
contracting parties agsinst either uot
efforts shsll have beer made 10 adju:
, sil alleged causes oi difficulty by IN
partial arbitration.
II Mr.. Garfield. from The corierenc
> committee on the legislative spProFr
o stior bill, made report, action uPo
which was postponed until to>morfo'
!. Mr. Wilson, OF Indiana, from Ii
|. Judiciary Committee, made repor
action on which was postponed I'LL L
/. morrow.
d Mr.. Wilson, OF Indiana, from Il
o judiciary Committee, made e report
oi the IND peac b ment case OF Judge Dul
Is r.ll, OF Louisiana, with resolution
+ First. tha; Judge Darrell be imPeach,
,or high crimes aud misdemesnor
e second, tust committee OF two be q
J. pointed by the House to go to the seua
E. aud IN the name o. the H0use OF Re
ie resentativss impescb MN and infor
nt the Senate that the House will, in d.
as time, exhibit particular articles OF 10
{, peacbnent ard make good the ssr
Of and demaud that the Senate take
order for the appearance ol Judge Du
p rell 10 answer such impeachment, sr
j. third, thst committee Of seven he 8
II pointed to prepare articles OF impesc