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port which was agreed to without discussion or sx
II.
PLANS FOR prsposryo OF BUSINESS.

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| PLANS FOR DrsPosING OF BUSINESS.
Mr.. BUTLER (Rep., Mlss moved that the rules be so
suspended that rhe House may proceed to business
on the Speakers table, the Senate Civil Rights bill to
DC referred to the Judiciary Committee and all the re-
mainins bills to be considered under five minutes de-
bate subject To pcnts Of order. which, II susaine
may he overruled by a two thirds vote.
Mr.. RANDALL Dem, PAIL consider that IL an I'M
way Of proceeding. IL rs most DANGEROUS way.
The sPEAkER-Wnat is the danger in ltf
Mr. RANDALI-Beeanse bis may he reached against
which points order Will DO raised ana then the nd-
''Msi! Mr. BUTLER%why Buff. RS Why's Should it mott
Mr.. RANDALL-I think that IN the hurry OF the last
hours OF the session we shUuli not DO It,
The SPEAKER-It does nor allow any bill which ar-
propriatos dollar 10 pass by less than t"o-'Lr-S
Mr., RANDALL demanded the Yeas and Nays on Mr.
BltleIs motion ne ma1 Objsct Of which was To pass
The motion was rct cLed-Ieds, li1 Nays 93-nOt tue
nceesssry two,tn,r r M Il 10 me afiltmai7e :.
suspended and that the House do now Proceed To the
consideration OF the bills the Speakers table In o.
der referring the civil Rgnt bill 10 the judiciary Com
mtee and leaving oil points OF order In force. aud that
no b pe passed except By unanm0us consent or y0e
OF two-tnircs, and s:t, asked lor i've minutes de-
bate be allowed by each side Oh any bill
The motion was aareed to without division.
Before proceeding Co that business tne speaker pro-
DO ed 1ests for inlnJGs CONSENT hud
accordingly larger aunherO Of such requests were made
generally met with objectlOns
ACTION ON BUSINESS on THE SPEAKERS TABLE
The House then 1910 p. m, proceeded TO the bust
ness on tn. Speakers table, disposed thereof as TO-
lows:
The Senate amendments 10 the following House bills
concurred m To regulIto proceedings Ia manda-
mus TO provide fOr deducfBg any debt due tue United
states from any Judgment recovered against the United
States by such debtor; reIting 10 the punishment o
Che crime Of granddaughter TO authorize tee change 9"
OF the Second National Bank oi jamestown, ~ l.
THE COLORADO BILL PASSED.
The next two bills the calendar were those for the
admission OF Colorado aud New Mexico States The
vote the first Yeas, 1854; Nays, 76. 50 tue bill
passed By the necessary two-tLirds vote, and
now goes to tho President for his approval
The election OF DELEGATES frame State Constitution
be held under prOclamtrO OF the Trrr Or1! Gov
ernor, be issued within % days from tue lt Of sep
tem6er 1873 and the eon'tation ta' framed 10 Do
submitted to the people Ia Jdy, lSS ,n hin mar. RIM
nIng Lo. Rep, OlO), BrOmberg (IIb. Rep, Ala, T. X
Hoar (Mtss), Lawson IN. ~. Il: H. RJoerts IN fJ'
seSaelG tronn smith Coalol and Willard sVtlJIS "a m,
Crlttenden lMo.I. Knapp I'll. }. Lawrence (Lah ocheh
IN. Y.) Thompson (Penn.), anu Wells tMol-E
NEw-MEXICO NOT ADMITTED AS STATE.
The vote on tho admission Of New-Mex was then
taken and resulted in 154 Yeas to Nays. There not
being two-thlrds III the Affirmative the bill was de
feated.
ACTION on OTHER BILLS
Tie Senate amendments the following House bills
were cOncurred ia:
The restricting refunding OF customs duties and pre-
scribng certain reula' ions Of the Treasury D'part
ment for the relief Of Jorge A. schreimer; 10 punish
larcenes aud toe or stolen goods for
further security OF naTgatlOn on tue Mississippi
River provide for deductions from the terms OF sen
tence OF United Satcs prisoners; 10 amend the ac OF
the 1851 June 1885, and require the judges OF tue Ds
c Courts OF East and West Tennessee ~ hold Court az
The Senate bills on Speakers table taken up
and disposed OF az follows, aud two private bills
were passed:
Tic Civil Rights bill Referred TO the judiciary Com
mttee.
For relief Of certain contractors r the c0nsruc
liou OF vessels Of war ana steam machinery laeted;
10 extend time Tor the completion OF the railroad
from he ST. Croix River or Lax 70 t0e west END of
Lake Superior, ANA 90 Bayfield,. Rejected.
10 apart certain portion or toe Island or Mack
mae, Michigan, as National plrk. Passed.
II incorporate the oxygen Gas Company Of the Dis
10 protect ornamental and other trees on Goyernm mt
reservations and ON lands purchased by the Unhei
states. Passed.
FAILURE OF AN ATTEMPT TO TAKE A RECESS.
Mr. cox DAM y. ", at II 80 a. m. moved to take
q recess until 1880 a. m. declaring he wished TO
put stop to mischieyOus legislation loud shouts of
MOT morn
Nj GARFIELD Qlap. Ohlo said that the Committee
on Appropriations would bs ready in three quarters OF
an hour to repurC on the Senate amendment
dry Ciyi. ApgroBriatl4n o''i; and( ,, .,o. rho s
ence report on the l. sis,tive, Executive, dicia
appropriation Oil Viii would DC ready IN max aA IouI'
PASSAGE OF SENATE BILLS.
Mr. COX'5 motion rejected, aud the Senate
bills the Speakers table further aken up and
disposed Of, ~ f0lovs:
For the restoration market OF certain Inds III Utah
For the relief Of E. Laws Chef Engineer, U s. Navy.
Passed
Granting the right way through the pabc land, to
construct and maintain railroad in F0rid3 Passed.
To the OF the iddges OF the Northern and
soutncrn Districts OF New-York at $1,000. Rejected
YeJ., II; Nays, i1l.
a. m.-rhe House remains in session waiting
for the Committee Appropriations 10 re-
port the Senate amendments 10 the eundry
Ci, bill and for the report Of the Conference Com
IN ttee on the legislative bl.
Mr CREAMER (Damr y. " made an inefectnal
CT u I'll o'clock, AMI th n action was
tak-n IA the Senate bills On the Speakers desk.
Congress stl IL session az the time OF gong TO
press.l -. NJ,