New-York tribune., 1875-02-04

Mr.. SCOFIELD (Rcp., PENN from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported bill TO pay the
widow OF the late Commodore Woolsey his pay TO the
end Of the present fiscal year. Passed.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
Various propositions requiring unanimous consent
were made By many members, but Mr. BUTLER QIep.,
Mass insisted the regular order, which was whether
the House would now consider his motion TO reconsider
the vote OF last session DY when the Cl lgnts oili
was referred to the Judiciary Committee The vote re-
sulted-Yeas, 147; NAYS, 81.
Tie question then was shall the reference 0e recon
sidered and It was carried-Yeas, ISL; Nays, 80. A
special order having previously been assigned Tor
o'clock to-day being the bill Tor the construction OF
canal connecting tIe waters OF Lake Mlcnisah anu OF
the Illinois, Mississippi, and Rock Rivers, me GivIl
Rights bill was about TO pass over when MT HAWLE
ep, H., who had charge ei thc Cana pli sau ne oiu
DOT want 10 stand i'll the way OF the CVli laghs DILL
he asked that 1t be postponed TIL TINS day week
Mr.. DAWES rep, Mass.) opposed an assignment Tor
tins day week. stating that all the APPROPRIATION os
must be considered within that time also the Tax ana
Tariff bills, II they were to be considered az a anu tna
the necessity Of the Government did not permit him to
Mr. BUTLER asked the Speaker TO indicate how the
Henncpn Canal bill could DC postponed unu alter lne
Civil Rights bill was disposed OF without losing any OF
It's present advantage The sPEAkEH stated that IL
couId be postponed by majority vote. a motion TO
reconsider entered. and that that motion could DC
Mr. HAWLEY (Rep., ny thereupon moved ifs post
pouement until The day after tue Cvii Kghts 0il Is
disposed OF. Mr. Hawey's motion was agreed to-feas'
ScTs"Tis Henrepq Canal bin BY h. action stands better
eondon vOu have doae II pressed to-day because Is such
hills are excluded the rule adopted Yesterday prohug a6uster'
rst 40 As 10 keep the Civil Rights BILL and the Repubh
sns nigh have got Of bJ voting lay m the ab v be
H.,ls 70 neither when beTt week
Mr.. BUTLER tnercupOn Withdrew his motion 10 re-
consider the vote referring the Civil Rights bill to the
Jndiciary Committee, and the question was then on or
6ernr the bill to eDgTOssed and read third time.
He asked the Speaker whether the previous quston on
# could be day under the new rule adopted
Yesterday -, 80. -, =. -, -. -, .,.-,.- NJ.
two-thrds. .,,-, , -.., -
two-thirds majority and he went to state how he
nroposrd TO manage the bill. He would fret yield to q
noiion 10 substitute the Senate bill for the House bill.
Then be would yield TO Mr. White OF Alabama TO on'r
another substitute. Then he would yield 10 motion TO
amend by striking out all relating TO sclOols In ths
way all shades OF Republican opiuOn might have their
Mr. CESSNA Rcp.. PENN tbereupon offered the
Senate blli rs u substitute. - , ,
MT WHITE (Rep., Ala) also offered substitute OF
Mr. KELLOGG Rrp Comm moved to amend the
original uil by Itnkng out everything relating 10
schools In the hrst section. ,, ,.
Mr. BU TIEK gave notice that be would let the debate
on the bill all day, long as the House chose TO SIT
aud would move previous question AT O'CLOCK TO-
morrow He would divide nle time equally between
Yhe friends and opponents OF the measure, and would
Weld The frst hour TO his colleague on the Judiciary
Sommittee thr. FinckJ. He (Mr. ButeD said he
did not propose 10 debate the principle
of the bill. Ii mad been 80 far conssdered before the
country and had long under discussion that ne
soud not add anything to what had been heretofore
ssid oil the justice Of tho prscpies Of the bill no had