The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

all the other heads departments at least equally
fault was committed in the premises: therefore
Resolved That this House, act Of personal JUS
records hereby direct that said resolution be rescInaed
Journal where said resolution is recorded -, -,
Nes,r onS Sy MI Of mas IN
Of the resolution offered by Mr. scoheld it was unani-
report Of the select committee o. Arsensas affairs
,es mr. s1oppE: srepl OF n T. of ME commit
ne history OF the case ana arguing against any
Mr: WAnD repl OF H.. the minority member Of the
joriy and in support OF his ownto recognize Joseph
Mr. sAYIER (dem.J of Ohio, another member of the
committee made an argument in advocacy OF the ma
Mr.: TnngAlS, rep.l of n. Y. followed in a speech
n,nSrsy sRSr aasSs
sno as hostile and Or oya lie
Srg%ai ina h que presented was political one
and he spoke of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES, as Tho
bandits and who had stolen the rights OF the
The House at hafpast five took recess till half-past
seven M when the Arsansas question , WI be a
EVENING SESSION
The House resumed IN evening session. consideration
q The Arkansas " ana a ,nS by M
tee in advocacy OF the reported bS the majority.
sa%sa ' be S With Com
& or sy H a hs
serious and the jocose, and was listened TO with
close attention by the members, who left their
and crowded mi9 the area to hear him lie protested
terlere with the existing State Of rkapsas
" he hs ST i he od be-
perform. he had never expected be called on
this ease lie was actnaed bv no other feeling IN this
matter Than desire for the welfare and prosperity Of
rhe debate being closed the House proceeded
resolution reported by the committee, Mr.. Wards
under the constitution oil 1868, and that
having been overturned abrogatcd. and being
substitute was reieeted-yeas 70. nays l52
- THE ADMINISTRATION DEFEATED
The next question was on the resolution reported by
the committee that interference with the existing
Gnted States soSernmcnt is aavsabie u VIC
o% the ono M s
Of ssr nqssr
Hsso Fs o 00hs Gsr
Haze'o% Wisconsin, aseton Of New Jersey odss
aSTs Sgss
q Wisconsin, Mae a Doagali Nc Salta Moore Myers
s s$yasT
White Wnsr Williams q indiana Wilson Of owa
annon G9itiSnds% Jersey Sark
y%s sSS:
Eldredge Fnck, Garfield, GiddIngs, Glover,
Gunckel Guntcr Hale OF Maine Hamilton. Hancock
Harris of Massachusetts, Harris of Georgia. Harris OF
Virginia HARRISON Hatcher, Ravens. Hawley OF Con.
nectcut Hereford, f. X. Hoar. G. T. loar, Holman,
Hoskins HubDell, Hunton Kasson. Kellogg Kiinger
Knapp, Lawrence, Loughrdge, Lowndes, Luttrell
Merriam; Mllliksn, Nils &onroe Morrison neal Mes!
Iampshife: Ferry; Pierce, Poland; Potter; Randall,
W H. Roberts Robinson Of Illinois ROBINSON
Ohio, schell. seuader of New York, sener,
Shoemaker, Sloss Smith of New YORK. Smith of Ohio,
Smith Of North CAROLINA sonihard speer sanard
Of stone Stor'n strait Thomaso North
Of New jersey Wells Wheeler, whitehead Whtehoqse:
Michigan Williams OF Wisconsin Williams Of Michigan,
Willie, Wilson OF Maryland. Volt, Wood. Woodwork,
Young of Kentucky-l52.
Mr.. SENER, rep) of Va. moved to suspend the rules
and montgomery in the Sena!e amendments to the bill
send it to conference committee. Ncgaivea-S5 yeas
tp lSl nays
The House then at halt past p. NJ went into Com
mee of the Whole Mr. HAEELroN rep) of Is, in the
Chair the Deficiency bill. The bill appr0priates
S21s6 S and revivcs appropriations 10 the amount OF
At twenty minutes past eleven p. NJ. after dsposing
Of only three OF the bill, the committee and
the HOUSE adjourned.