The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-06

ton, to substitute Senate bill for the
House bill, and it was rejected; yeas,
ll3; nays las.
The next vote was on the inserting as
a preamble to the bill portion of the
Democratic platform of 1862, which had
been quoted by Mr. Burrows of Michigan.
Mr.. Potter, of New York, asked leave
to add AS an amendment to the presmble,
the fourth section of the same platform,
as follows: Local self-government with
impartial suffrage will guard the rights
Of all citizens, more securely than any
central power,
Objection was made and the amend
ment was not received. The preamble
was then adopted; yeas 2l9; nays, 70.
The bill was then passed, yeas l62i
nays 100; as follows:
The Black List.
YEAs-Albert, Albright, Averill, Bar
Der, Baner, Bass, Begole, Biery, Birdiy,
Burlington, Bundy Burchard, Burleigh,
Burrows, Butler, Mass, COR, Carmen,
Carpenter Clayton, Clements, Cobb, KS,
Coburn, Conger, Corwin, Colon, Crooke,
Grouse, Curtis, Donall, Dawes, Dobbns,
Bonner, DUEL, Durrell, EameS, Field, Fort,
Foster, Garfield, Gooch, Gurkel, Hagans,
Hale, Me, Hale, n. Y, Harmer, Harris,
Mass, Hothorne, Hawley, ILL.,, Hawley,
Conn, Hays, HazletoL, Wis, Hazelton,
y. j., Hendre, f. r. Hoar, Hodges,
Hooper, Haskins, Houghton, Hume,
Hubbell, Hunter, Hurlbert, Hyde, Hyncs,
KasSon, Kelly, Kellogg, Lamport Lam
sing, Lawrence, Lawson, Lewis, Lough-
ridge, Lowe, Lynch Martin, McCrary,
McDin, Wis, McDHl, Ia, McDougal,
Mckee, McNuIta, Merriam, Monroe,
Moore, Morri, Myers, Negley, Niles,
O'Neil, Orr, Orth, Packard, Packer, Page,
Parker, Mo, Parsons, Pelham Pendlc-
ton, Phillips, Pierce, Pike, Platt, Va
Poland, Pratt, Rainey, Rossier, Ricn-
mond f. II. Roberts, Robinson,
Ohio, Ross, Rusk, Sawyer, Naylor,
Indiana, Scofeld, Scudder, n. j.,
Scudder, n. Y, Sessions, Shanks, Sheats,
Sheldon, Shumaker, Small, Smart, Smith
Pa, Smith La, Smith, n. y, Smith, O.,
Snyder, Sprague, Starkweathcr, Stevens,
Mass Stewcll, Strawbridge, Syphcr,
Taylor, Thomas n. G., Thompson, Todd,
Townsend, Tremaine, Tyner, Waldron,
Wallace Ward Ills. Ward, Nj, White,
Whitley, WILDER, Willard VT, Willard,
Mich, Williams, Wis, Williams, Mas,
Williams, Ind, Williams, Mich, Wilson,
Iowa, Wilson, Ind, and Woodwork.
The Roll OF Fame.
Nays-Adams, Archer, Arthur, Ashe,
Atkins, Beck, Bell Barry, Bland, Bloutt,
Bowen Bright, Branberg Brown, Buck
ner, Butler, of Tenn, Caldwell CauIfeld,
Chittenden, Clarke, Mo, Clymer, Cum
ings, Cook, Cox, Crittenden, Grassland,
Crutchfield, Davis Dewitt, Durham,
Eden, Eldridge, Finck, Giddirgs, Glover,
Gunter, Hamilton, Hancock, Harris, Ga,
Harris Va Harrison, Hatcher, Here
ford, Herndon, Holman, Hunton, Knapp,
Lamar. Samson, Leuch, Sohond, Lewd-
mes, Luthrell, Magec, Mclean, Milliker
Mills, Morrison, Neal Nesmit, Ncblack,
OBricn, Parker, n. H., Perry, Phelps,
Potter, Randall, Read Robbins, W. r.,
Roberts, Robinson, Ills, Taylor, Ohio,
Schcl, Schumacher, Scner, Stoon, Sloss,
Smith, Va. Speer, Stanroa,
Standiford, Stephens, Ga, Stone, Storm,
Swami, Thomas, Va, Vance, Waddell
Wells, Whitehead, Whitehousc Whit
horne, Willie, Wilson, Md, Wolfe,
Wood, Young, KY and Young, Ga.
100.
The following is the bill as it passed,
without the preamble:
That all persons within the jurisdic-
tiun of the United States, shall be entitled
to full and equal enjoyment of the ac-
commodatonS advantages, facilities and
privileges of innj, public convcyanccs
on land or water, theatres, and other
places of public amusements, subject only
to the conditions and limitations establish
ed by law, and applicable alike to citizens
of ctcry race and color, regardless OF any
previous condition OF servitude.
2. That any person who shall violate
the foregoing section by denying to any
citizen, except for reasons by law, appli-
cable to citizens of every race and color,
and regardless ofany previous condition
of servitude, the full enjoyment of any
accommodations, advantages, facilities or
privileges in said section enumerated, or
by aiding or melting such denial, shall
for every such otfense pay fine of $500
to the person aggrieved thereby, to be
recovered in the action Of debt with full
cost; and shall also for every such ofiense,
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction thereof, be fined not less
than $500, nor more than $ 900, or shall
be imprisoned not less than thirty
DAYS nor more than one year;
Provided, that all persons may elect to
sue for the penalty aforesaid, or to pro-
coed under their rights ut common law,
and 10y State statutes, and having SO elect
ed to proceed in the one mode or other,
their right to proceed i'll other juriSdic-
ton shall be barred. But this provision
shall not apply to criminal proceedings
either under this act or the criminal law
OF any State and, provided further, that
a Judgment for the penalty in favor of
the party aggrieved, or judgment upon
an Indictment shall be bar to either
prosecutor respectively.
Us. Courts to have Exclusive Juris-
dictiOn.
3. That the District and Circuit Courts
of the United States, shall have, eXClu-
sive Of the courts of the several States,
cornizance of all crimes and otfenSes
against. and violations of the provisions
Of this act, and abtions for the penalty
given by the preceding section, may be
prosecuted in the territorial district, or
Circuit Courts of the United States,
wherever the defendant may be found,
without regard to the other party and
Il n. 49,, A.t,rrnvs Murshnls and
Deputy Marshals of the United State,
and the Commissioner, appointed by the
Circuit and Territorial Courts Of the
United States, with the power Of arrest
ing and imprisoning, or baIling the Of