New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
XLIVrH CONGRESS-Isr SESSION.
uor-sE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TO OFFER HIS AMENDMENT-A DIsCU SSION ON
PRE-EMIToN ~ TIE sOUTn-MoBHIS0Ns IN
QUiRY RESOLUTION PASSES.
washington. Friday, Jan. ID. 1876.
Bills, petitions, &C., werc introduced into the
House to-day. as follows:
by Mi DAVY Rep.. N Y.l-toH custom mouse oulIu-
ng in Rochester
nv Mr. FREEMAN Nsep.. Penn TO regulate the issue
NJ artificial limbs 10 disabled soldiers and seanen Ae
TERED.
Nv MI WHITE Rep., Ky)-To reduce the salaries OF
pubc officials exceeding 81 500 20 per cent lie moved
tie previous question ON ITS passage, - . a., ,,o q,
Mr.. KAS-OS Qep, lal suggested Ihsa me =, snn,eJ
10 violate The Constitution. nOwevor AZ IL Vovea 1no
Supreme Court Judges aud tle frtsa.lt, n9
Thought 1t ought 10 lie rciefcd 70 7olDe commute rim
Tine proyioas question not seconded ana the Dill
referred to Gle COMMITTEE on Pp "a, s,e hill
sntborizng tho Joint Committee on r4bhc Printing to
tx upon standard Of paper for the dherent xmas Oh
On csilng Tue oommtees for private bills. only ono
N.Y. tMIoRKI-OS dem M from the Committee on
Ways and Moans-ibe resolution directing tho severn,
that may in the administration ana c>eoudoh VI
NJ ARD DEM. r. YJ from the Committee on Com
merce-A bill providing that the h&llns lacc oi eFciy
regiscd enrolled, or ccneed vessel OF e utou ~ a.
nav hereafter ba town or city whore tho NcSSi WIS
built, where the husband or managing HWnoI VI
sity shall be painted on the stern PASSED 49,, ,,,,,
BY Hr. ONE.LL (Rep. Pcnn)-Tho petition OF mia "a
iepo.s and capital and pay the expense OF resemp
lion nom tEe On calculation k.ie,I,d hSU' ' am
petition ~ citizens Of Pennsyiwn 10 abolish stamp" on
b. Mr. cKoUNsE Ge Sso from the COMMITTEES on aa6S
stcad scIcments the Fort kearDey military reser'F
'S Mr. IN H0IaHS DEM IndJ moved to si:ikc ont the
word picfmptiOn." lie sud tdat ireNl tlon We 80
eoodnsiy favorable to spccuoIs' ana ae ihSt 'o i'
The "aeSd@rnt was adopted and the bill passed
~ Me- NOREI Qssp., Iil, from the same c"l,ii'uec
stei1,'r H. dtpsti OF lie public lands Of he tned
Ina
Louisiana. Arkansas, AM Florida. -, 8, ., ,,,, 90.
Mr. KAS5ON ep. lowa) said While be IavoIYa 'n0 re-
mIysl az uistntoBs between states IN regard 10 PHole
lands he opposed the b and declared hiI ~ aNgr
OF extending the restrictions over ail INC pu.
,lonain Tie humrSlead law Ought 10 DC Inc eNcIu.hS
authority uuder which tAe plii ans oo.i 80 =. L
The men VINO liel ana cultivated 'h''' S'''U "'- y"
Mf. H0LISS (Dca.. Iad.) moved to resonant TIE
bill, with Instructions 81 eXi,lid the ilIh, >, ,
All the other STATS and lrrIitorcs oil Lo led s''S
Mr.. BRIGHT tDen. Tennl suggcstei an amen 1 i
oxompiin, the HOt Springs Reservation III ArtaS''' iio"
the operation Of the act , . ~ >. a.,
Mr. MOREY said no had no objection NJ an W '1"'
The bd in ito present shape vas opDoaed by w. Law
renoe (ilepl. Mr. Duuuci tDanJ 1r IoW"s- ia tvr.'
PENN and Mr Walls (ilep.. Hal, ana favored by MI
C}oodin (pcm) Of the Committee IT., 80, -, .,,a
that theirs are organizations al OYER to co'u! "altn-
Tor the passage TINS bill in order re cnter on t5 %
lands of the south and aDs0rb tnem. ho beloved 'hat
Ia two weeks after the passage OF such 1s a.! te va.
liable bodes OF pine lands N iac ayl,p MCt4 ~ o.
sored by spectators. and bought up az H" l. " -
After n,hcr discussion the bill was recoumtod
Mr. KNOTT Dem. KyJ reported back tae Amnesty
bil reading as follows:
That the disabilities imposed and remaining or any PCT
s s'n ~ 70 me c1nStitSS o. i6s States D.
hereby removed AND eacn a1i every p5ls'i H. a. H
forever relieved tneretrom Lis appearing biOe JusY
any court Of tho Unioi Sa4 or u any court Of rcc9dih
s s9 10 to SS sS o to BE- a ait an ecSf
a.. i, Do soemnly swear 9r airl tla, Sn All
enemies foreign and donesit mat VII par .y iaH @
alegilles g TIE Sane 9ad "s, al STs I'D o y
thereof and hat TAX ~ on ,9n d' @ '' NY
Mr. KNOTT moved tne previous question on tho pas
Ne mcCRARY (Rep, Iowo,. Il member Of The judiciary
Committee asked dr Knott 70 yieid INN the hoot or"
Hp KyOTr ,eped that II would afford him pleasure
T. yelI to h- colcasue and 10 other snoneu OIL tucn
side tht House but be iet that itcr thr peacs OF
the country nor the harmon o. tne mouse 'Po'' ""'
MI FYI ep Ne D. AID a nenber OF the judiciary
Committee asked Mr. Knott 10 permit MN TO i's '-o
several Democratic members OBJ seed, and MI cox
(I1en n - SAIL: "We have hal enough Of taii" ~.
Mr.. HL4lNE Uep- Me-" WI TIC gentleman (II.
KnOtD anbw e, Without one word of debate to h@'o
aesss cox RANDALL and several other Democrats
IN KN0TT-I cannotcoasont to open hodG'ate ut ALL
rFrSE Grp' No ~ ann y desire to ask whether
the Republican minority ON thoJudiC-4y O"i'.''ee con
Mr COX rDtm,. n ", vo,iferously--T cau the gen
tclnan to crnr aanc 10 aSays out OF oTdtT' Li~u@A-
Mr BLAINE-T understand that cic eeurcmarn from
Kentucky declines either u aiil an am ID OF To-
Mr RANDALL Dem. Pcnn). lin t1ns Of remon-
sttauoel--YOI know bette than 20 10 tbs. - .
Mr. COX lpmowiiat more anSriifl-N0i ttye been ~
tie Char yoursa and ougit!o SNOW betl. Lam t ~
Mr. BI1kiNl.-I want - distinct understanding. l4cic
shouts of order" IrOEi t.c peln0crstic FlGrl
The previous Question was seconded md the man
question oToeiel Ieas, ls%; Nays 81 A.,
MI sEl.LhE tud., b.. 81 called ate Son to the
easn ana ever person beng treated in tHc purdi
instead oi the singular Ga g. lie o'ioi "i' oIu'o' y"
DO corrected
1IR VOTING or UNLIMITED AMNEgrY.
The House then proceeded to vote Ca the bill The
vote resulted: Yeas 1872 Nays. 81. 20, tho requisite
two-third, moi voting favor OF IT, tho bill rejected
Intense inter.s; unaffected the cal Of tho Yeas
and y as proceeded. Some OF the prominent Rapubh
oans brought her iE1Honco to bar cn some OF Their
party who voted Yea" tho preceding oic either to
Vol. m tL. nec.tye on refrain FROM yoiiIs
MIR EAINkI rep. B. % was ccucHcdrislv tle Object
OF such attentions. dd answer W.cu his name
was called. Nj. HAKAIsON iliep., Anal WHO was ~
the same position, also wLDeid Aio Nott at ts. bui
nnaly and answered = ~, aWd the pitphis oi
the Democrats MI GEO A. BAGLl.Y p:ep, y. -, who
had voted IN the affirmative. ci4ed his vote To tbe neg
alive, NJ which tho i.egE1ndns lelOieed .,
NEWELL, QsoI.. Mis) trieI tO explain wiy although
was of general atuuesty IAclndtH thereon
Davis, he voted Nay Rlt bo ID nocia.9 shouee4 hn
Wr LYNCH Gep Miss managed to get the cinnce Of
eaying trai though IA favor o t6 Oi ne voted
"NO'' vita Of le ting Nj. Blaine on'r LIS amend
ment, although he tL9htJ Noia No" "A"N''' inc
THURMAN Rep, Fla) who had Withheld his vote
"No"
the vote in the negative detail is follows (Repub
Iicans In Roman. democrats IN ITALICS:
Bacleg O. A.. Fort Lawrence, suialis,
Bsxer tIndL Poster, f4-aveusorth. SnHt1 (Penn),
p fsion. w. ~ froSi. mssoon siaSsweaiher.
s siaE'' aaraeld. Me6il.' ThcrniSargh.
bradley, Hale, Aihef Towns h,ls -
Brown lsan). Harris, (MGse) $40 zoe, Iogn-eHd PA
nSrieish. nab HsyiSoad NortcD, Van Worries.
t:ason- henderson. oHei4 Wallace O. ca.