The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-12

Vermont. Morton, Oglesby Patterson, Pease.
iamsey, sargent, sherman, spencer, Washburn,
West and Wrght-2s. >ays-Messrs. Bayard,
Bogy. Carpenter, Conkling, Cooper Davis Den.
ms Eaton, Edmunds, Godthwaite, llager,
Jones, Kelly, Merrmon, Ransom, salisbury
1 Sprague, stewart, stockton and Wndom-2O.
Messrs- Gordon, Hamilton Of Maryland and
Norwood, who would have voted in the negative,
were paired with Schurz. Cameron, and Morrill,
ot Maine, Who would have voted In the aihrma-
rve.
In the Senate. on the 26th. Mr.. Morrill, OF
Vermont, from the Committee ON Finance, re.
ported back the Tax and Tariff bill which recent
~ passed the House. and stated that the commit
tee was equally divided upon the bill. lie gave
notice that he would call il up soon the
Ciyil.rights bill should be disposed Of Placed on
the calendar. MIR. Scott, from the Comm ttec
I on Finance, reported adversely ON the bill t.
secure dcposiiors in the Freedmen's savings and
Trust Company from ultimate loss, and i was
indefinitely postponed AT the expiration OF
the morning hour the consideration OF the Civil
rights bill was resumed, butagain went over. In
the House. by agreement, the Sundry Civil Ap-
preparation bill was considered until O'Clock re.
cess, after which the Force bill was taken up for
debate only. Messrs. Coburn, Albright and Bic
/ ny spoke in favor of the bill, and Messrs. Buck
ner, Willard of Michigan, Sener and IIawlcv of
/ Connecticut against it,
/ In the Senate, on the 27th, the yice-Presi-
dent appointed a committee under the resolu.
ton to examine several branches of the Civil Ser
vice during recess, Messrs. Allison. Boutwell,,
I Conkling, Merrimon and Eaton. -. The creden-
tials of Geo. r. Edmunds OF Vermont were pre-
scented The consideration of the Civil. rights
bill was then resumed. and Mr. Carpenter of
! Wisconsin spoke at length against the bill.
vote was then taken upon Mr. Thurman's amend
ment in regard 10 jurors so il should not apply
/ to State spurts, and il was rejected-yeas' 81
nays, 40. Messrs. Carpenter, Ferry of Connect
icnt, Hamilton OF Texas, schuz sprague and
Upton voted with the Democrats in the aflirma-
tive The bill was then read 4 third time and
passed-yeas, Is; nays 81, as follows Yeas
Messrs. Alcorn, Allison. Anthony. FOREMAN
! Boutwell,, Cameron, Chandler, Clayton, Conk
ling Conovcr, Cragin, Edmunds Ferry OF Mich.
igan, Flanagan, frelinghuysen. Harvey, Howe
ingalls,, Jones, Logan, MITCHELL Morrill, of Yer
Ramsey, Robertson, Sargent Scott, sherman
spencer, stewart, Washburn, West, Window,
and Wright-Ss. Says-Messrs. Bayard, Bogy,
Carpenter, Cooper. Davis, Dennis, Eaton, Ferry
Of Connecticut, Godthwaite, Gordon lager.
Hamilton of Texas, Hamilton Of Maryland
Nelly, Lewis, McCrcery, Merrimon, Norwood,
son, stockton, Thurman, and Tfpton-26.
1.-THE annual Post-route bill was then taken
up and passed. after which the Senate went into
executive session. In the House the considera-
ton of the Force bill was resumed and upon be.
ing finally brought 10 vote il was passed-yeas
70, nays, ~. .roi,2wing Is The vote in detail
Bass, Begole, Bradley, Hundy, Burrows Rod
erick X. Butler, Cain, Cannon. Carpenter, Cason.
Sess9a AZ Amos mos clark, Jr Clayton, Clements.
us, Danford, Darrall, Dobbins, Donnan, DueIl.
Dunnel, Eames, Field, Fort. Frye, Gooch,
Gunckel IIagans, Harmer BENZ. w Harris
Hathorn Ravens, John ID. iawley. HAYES. Ger,
ry W. Hazleton, John W. Hazieton, Hodges.
Hoskns. Houghton, Howe, Hubbe;, Hunter
Lawson, Lewis, Lonand. Loughridge, Lowe,
Lynch, Martin, Maynard, Alexander :. McDnl /
Jas. w. MeDill, MacDougall. Mckee, McNulta
Num-, ONeill, Orr, ORTIZ Packard, Packer,
Page, Isaac Parker. Parsons, Pelham, Pendle'
ton. Jas. III. Plat, Jr., Thos G. Plat, Pratt,
son, Ross, Sawyer, Henry Ii. sayler, sco1eld,
Sessions, shanks, sheats, Sherwood. sloan
smart A. Herr smith, Geo: l.. smith, John @.
smith, Snyder, sprague, Chas. A. stevens, ST.
John, stowell, sypher, Taylor, Christopher Y
Thomas, Thompson, Thornburgh. Todd, Town
send, Irennn Tyner, waldrcn, Wallace,
Whitley, Wilber, Chas. G.. Williams John NJ
;, ;n Wi,1aw n ;. mm villains, jas Wilson Jere-
hessrs; Archer, Arthur, Ashc, Atkins Ban
ming, Barnum, Beck, Bell, Berry Bland,
Blount Bowen. Bright. Bromberg. Brown,
Buckner, Burchard. Bureigh, Caldwell. Caul.
Cook, Cox. Cramer, Crittenden, Grassland.
Crounse. Crutchheld, Davis, Dawes. he Witt,
dlngs, Glover, Gunter. Eugene Hale. Hancock,
Henry X. Harris, John r. Harris, Harrison
Hatcher, Joseph X; Hawley, Hereford, Hern
a1n f. hocawood H9ar. George r lIoar,
Leach, Lowndes, Luttrell, Magee. Marshall, Nc
Crazy, Mel Lean. Merriam, Milliken, Mills, Nor
IN.
Pierce, Poland. Potter, Randall, Read Robbins
Ellis ii. Roberts, William H. Roberts, James G
Robinson, Milton sayler, schell, John G.. schu
maker, sloss, II. Boardman smith, j. A. smith,
VIM A. smith, Southland. speer sianard stand
iford, starkweather, Stone, storm. Vance, Wad-
dell Wells, Whitehead, whitehouse, whtthome,
hams, Willie, Ephraim X. Wilson, Wolfe
W God, John ID. Young and Pierce NJ. u. Young
ia: Not votng-Adams, Albert Barrere, Biery,
Bufnnton, Benjamin r. Butler, Chittenden,
Freeman Clarke, Clinton l.. Cobb. Cotton Far
well Freeman, X: :. Hale Hamilton, Irtndee,
Holman, Kelley, Kendall killinger, Lamison,
Phillips, Pike, Richmond. Rusk, Isaac W
scudder, Sheldon, small, Alex. III. stephens,
strait strawbridge, Swami. Charles r. Thomas
and Wheeler-Ss. OF those not voting, Mr.. KEEL
logg was paired with Mr. Swami, Mr.. Rush with
Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. Richmond with Mr.. Hamilton,
Mr. Bunnton with Mr.. Holmes, Mr. Benz. r.
Butler with Mr.. Stephens Mr.. Lamison with
Mr.. strawbridge. The first mentioned in each
case would have voted in the Affirmative, and the
latter 10 the negative The bill as passed Is the
original measure, except that the thirteenth sec
ton In reference to the suspension of the writ Of
habeas corpus was amended so as 70 limit its
operation TO louisiana Arkansas Mississippi |
and Alabama, and that the fourteenth amend !
ment was added, limiting the time for the thin 9
teenih section 10 two years after the passage Of
he BILL and TO the end Of the next session of Con-
gress {
In the Senate, on the LIST. the Vice-Presi- !
dent laid before the Senate the credentials Of r.
Christiancy, senator elect from Michigan. The
Clerk OF the House appeared at IL 20 with the Z
bill known as the Force bill, and announced it, j
passage by the House. The bill was read. and b
objection being made TO a second reading, II b
vent over -. Bills were psssed--authorizing the c
Of pontoon wagon bridge across y
ne Mississippi River at or near the city Of Du- 4
,uque, Iowa; authorizing the construction Of n | e
bridge across the Mississippi River ut near r
srand Chain; for further security Of the navigs.
ION Of the Mississippi River; giving consent Of y
ne United states TO the erection OF bridge across
ne Arkansas River at Pine Bluff, Ark. The 4
aN and Tariff bill was taken up and iscussed Mt q
ength. Mr.. Morrill, Of Vermont said that, un- n
ess the bill was passed, the sinking fund would z
e dishonored and the River and Harbor Appro- Ii