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the consideration OF joint resolution to re-
peal the 22d joint rule Of the two houses OF
Congress. Agreed to--21 TO 10.
Morton said the existence of the rule sub
jected the country to great danger. He of.
cred the following as . substitute for the mo.
ton to repeal: mo objection to the recep-
tion and counting of any electoral vote or
votes from any State shall be valid unless
such objection Is sustained by the affirmative
vote OF the two houses" 9RF
Thurman moved the resolution be referred
to committee ON privileges and elections that
1t might be perfected. Agreed. Adjourned
In the House Lenor defended his action as
Republican member In voting steadily against
the motion to suspend rules 30 as to adopt the
new rule by which the civil rights bin could
be passed.. He declared himself strict Re-
publican, but he opposed the civil rights
bill in accordance with the views of the peo-
pie OF his district. He was defeated for
Congress in 1874, although receiving within
fifty OF the entire colored vote Of his district
because ct the last moment o rumor was cir.
culated that under the party lash he might
civil rights bill. The Republican party, In
fort ing this bill, was attempting to do by
legislation what was never done by legisla.
tion-to correct and cure prejudice.
u. IL Hoar advocated the Bill not for any
immediate effect for good II might have, but
the value OF the act was similar to that Of the
Declaration Of Independence.
Stsnard, of Missouri, opposed the bill be-
cause he did not believe Il was for the snter.
est of either the colored or white people,
but would work incalculable damage.
Grain (colored) advocated the bill, and
said colored people had control Of the whole
school syatem Of South Carolina, yet had mol
mixed schools Ia the State except Ia the State
College. Secure to us, he said, our liberty
give us chance to live. put no restriction
on US and We ask no more of the Americas
people. Chittenden, Caldwell and Eidridgs
opposed the bill, the latter declaring II wal
only for the benefit of..unprinclpled easpss.
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PEzFMrTIoN mail leaves Milan Wednesday and
Saturday IN rnngs at 9 o'clock, supplying Preemp-
ii N. Viola. Suez, Norwood and AicAi-,-,he termi-
nation Of the route. The rct' rn mail Is on Tuesday
and Friday. arriyin- al Milan at ?. NJ.
NEw WINDSOR mail leaves Rock Island on We'd
utsdays ana Saturday a. s A. n ana arrives Tues
day. and Fr3day- at p. NJ. Supplies Rural, iich-
and tIgoyr. Swtdoua. and New vi dsor. N0te.-
Nail IN 1T. from Rock Island fpi New Windsor is
n. ii. the 81. Louis cars.
ALEDo mail by hack from Rock Island daily al
3 \. NJ. supp les Milan, Andalusia, EdgngtOn, Buff
talo Prairie. Hamlet and Aledo. This hack rrives
in Rock Island daily at p. NJ Note-Mail mat or
from Rock Island for Alcdo i. sent via u. Louis
cars.
The mail from Edgington 10 Muscatine leaves
itdgington Mondays am Thursdays at A. M, sup
plying Illinois City and Drury post tices, return
ny day.
Al-o leaves ELLINGTON for New Boston Tuesdays
and Fridays $ A. M. supplying Buffalo i-rairle
Ferdinand and Copper Greek.
Also leaves Edgfn ton Wednesdays and Satur
days at P NJ. for P easanl Ridge post office, re-
urIing same evening.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-22
RAILROADS.
Plttsburgh,F .Wayne&
AND PENNSYLVANIA R.R. LINE
Condensed lime Table.
MAY, 1875. .-e.--..

TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DEPOT,
Corner Canal and Madison SITS, West Side,
On arrival OF Trains from North and Southwest.