New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, MIR. ATKINS (Dem.
Tenp) a member Of the Appropriation Committee, Ic-
ported the Pension Appropriation BILL and gave out taV
he would call it MP tomorrow morning 1he bih appro
PIRATES $3s. s.35300O
Mr. McCRARY (sep., IowaJ offered the following reso
luton; . ,, =. 90 ,b. nroner
re- There are az 81 q o Sh o Geet
Vice President aud as 20 shs %snT end q yoy Of reins
nae seeh vote Y the Sc. eIa states ana at al differences
Of opinion doubts and Gscer.ainty on these
should be 70 inc s1q @ % b1 none can
GUstion whose deeon al wl aseep as hnSi: o9 ~,
spsaET n conjanetca any similar eomttee appointed
Sesssr ny ss sesTs siser sfsy % Their
judgment be best calculated 10 accomplish the sired end
and a tc said committee leave report at any Time
MIR WOOD (Dem ~ u suggested that subJeet OF 80 80
tbe House and hoped that the gentleman from Iowa
would have it referred TO the Judiciary Committee OF
which he himself OR. NeCraTy) was member.
The sPEAKER-And, also, tnat 1t be printed. - C,,,
Mr. HALE (Rep, Me.J-It ii goes TO the Judlciaty COn
mitiee, let that committee nave o''o 20 ~ 'i'
MT McCRARY-If the gentlemen desire that course,
f nrse e shall aoauesce in t; although all under
stand how important il s 10 nave prompt action Oh tne
NJ, 'wOoD-Certainly; we all appreciate IT,
The resolution thereupOn referred to the JUDICIARY
Committee with leave to report at any time. =, tho
Colorado Isgitiaare against the refusal the House 70
dmit TO s seat the member elect from that state. Re
The sPEHKER appointed Mr. Boebe Dem, n. " on
the Tglisapa Committee instead OF Nj. Lynde, exeusod
M IAWAg Dem Miss.J, Chairman Of the Pacific
Rsiroad Committee reported back the Senate bill 10 ex
fnd the time the construction aud cOmpet0l " tho
Nmfhem Pacific Railroad and asked That II lie mace Ihe
eueeial order for Wednesday. Dee. 20.
Mr. HURLBUT (seQ., Ill objected to taxing IL up.
Nj HOLMAN Dem, lndl made tue point OF Ordef
that the bill had nrst be considered in Committee oi
the Whole; aud that point was sustained Dy the
SPEAKER, Mr. LAMAR witlnii4W the bill.
Mr. MCCRARY rep, Iowa., from the Judiciary COM
mttee reported bi to amend the Paethc RafOad acts
by making The Burlington and Missouri River RallFCad
in Nebraska b;such OF the Union Raclhe kRllrOau ahu
re0uiring DO IN roads TO be operated CONFORMITY
Mr. CROtINSE (Rep., Nebl opposed pOsipohelneut az
only another means OF defeating the BILL
Mr.. McCRAIlY rep, Iowa. proceeded TO cXpalh ara
advocate IL declares The burlington abu
Missouri Railroad in Nebraska, branch OF tee Union
Pacific Railroad CgltIed 20 al rights ana privilege anu
eub{.e to all the duties and requirements provided D
Sections and Is Of tiB &C. Oi Snly - 1864 pONidSo
that no Government bonds shall ever Dc lss2cu 10 tue
burlington Missouri River Railroad 10 aid IN its c-
etruetion hat SHAH not itei lho extent q"
thc conditions OF thc land grant. lie cOatendcd tnal
Congress mad clear figut II pas thc bh a.
Mr. HOlIAS Dem. MD, tnuutn3n OF the COMMITTEE
on Appropriations, Cfere, G ltsOui!On apiOpf.at!bs
S2l zoo for the expenses OF te special southern Co
mtlees. Adopted
Mr WOOD (Jcu.. n. " asked leave TO offer resou-
tou calling President Tor copies OF All orders 0uu
directions emanatiug him from any OF The cNtc
uiiye departments Of tie Government, te ai3 military
or civil Oteer with regard 70 the rNlccs on Ie AMY
IN Virginia, South Carolina Louisiana, ana FIcrlda
"a Mr. KAsSOH tiiep., Owal Ohlected
The HOuse then, at 1:4j j. adJ0urneu, thc Demo
eluc meIlbers remaining in the hal 10 attend caucus