New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Among the bills introduced in the House and
referred were the following:
BY Mr. KNOTT Dem, Ky.l 10 reorganze the Judiciary
Of the District Of Columbia
BY Mr. LAPHAM rep, v. VI for the distribution OF
the unappropriated money Of the Geneva Award
By Mr CABELL Dem, Ya), authorizing the Secretary
OF the Treasury pay the thereof the value
Government since April 10, 1860
BY Mr. sCiILEICHER Dem. Texas, to aid the Wash
ngtOn Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railroad 10 construct
narrow guase railway from tdewaer 10 ST. Louis and
Chicago.
Mr. sCHLEICHER also offered a resolution calling
upon the President for all Information relating 70 the
condition Of the Mexican border in Texas, and to any
violation OF the territory OF the United States By in
cuIsions from Mexico. Adopted
Mr. GOODE (Dem. va.l, asked leave TO offer resolu
On declaring that IN the judgement OF the House. the
action Of The President in Withdrawing the Federal
troops from the 81 OF South Carolina and Louisiana
was WISE just and constitutional that 1t has contributed
ID large degree TO the restoration OF peace and har-
mOny throughout the country and ~ entitled 10 receive
the cordial support OF all who realize that, while
there North, and South, and an East. and West,
there is out one country one constitution, ana one des
Mr. PHILLIPS rep Kas) objected.
ID. G. HASKELL lkep9,wds then sworn IN as member
Mr. EWING Dem Ohiop called up his motion TO recon-
slider the vote Of yesterday recOmming 10 tie Com
mltee Banking and Currency the bill to repeal the
third section Of the Resumption Act
Mr.. EAMEs UIep. r. H., inquired as TO whether any
discussion of the bill was 20 be allowed.
Mr.. EWING replied that 1t had been the desire OF the
committee have ample discussion Of the provisions Of
the bill but 1t IN the morning hour the opp0ltun
ties for discussion aud management OF the bill were
very much restrlcted; besides there probable
ity least Of early adjournment Of Congress Tho
committee had. therefore, Instructed him 10 ask unani
nous have tie discussion continue to-day I'M
M 3 o'clock, with the understanding that the previous
question should De demanded on the passage Of tue bill
Alter some debate Mr.. EWING adopted a suggestion
OF the Speaker, and asked unanimous consent to nave
the bill taken out Of the morning hour. $500
Nj. HALE Rep, Mel, Mr. GARFIELD (Rep., Ohiol,
and Others objected.
Alter some further discussion on this point, Mr..
EWING moved the previous question 20, -. 100 a.,
The previous question was seconded, 12s 70 100 and
ten the House proceeded to vote by yeas and nays on
the main question. The vote resulted Yeas l3Z nays
The question then REQUIRED reconsiderng the vote
Of Yesterday. recommittng the bl. ,., - ,.,.,,,,
Mr. dUBBELL (Rep3 hchl, mere lnterp9sea a MOTION
10 ADJOURN and the calling OF the yeas and NAYS on ns
motion occupied the remainder OF TIE mOrhlns hOuF
Mr. CONGER lRep.,Mch.l susse'1ed lhat the moinns
The sPEAKER-The main question having been or;
ered by the House, lt must be executed II Is, eAdl
the vote recommtting the bill be rrconsdered
Mr. CONGEl.-That will be the hrst vote IN the next
Tae sPEXKER-The Chair thinks not Tho Chair
thinks that, until the main question Is exhausted tne
morning hour must continue Inc next question wiz
be, viii the House reconsider the Vote lhat quer
ton being determined the main question VIII be ex-
hausted The question was then put Oh reeoh'"-oiiAs
the vote. and 1t agreed TO.
The sPEAKER-The morning hour has expired
Mr.. sAYLER Dcm Omol- the .haf any oDjec-
The sPEAKER-None at all.
Mr.. sAYLER-0n what ground does the Chair ueciuo
that the morning hour has explredi 9,
The sPEAKER-Tbe morning hour means slnge
hour Ii does not mean Two hours nor any otEgf NUMBER
OF hours.
The matter was then passed over
Mr. SPRINGER Dem. ILL., j. endeayored 10 bring before
the House again. on point OF order, the Dill TO repeal the
Resumption Act, but the point was oyeuued by the
Mr. KELLEY rep. Penn)-I move that the House 20
into Committee of the Whole on the state OF the On0n
IN order enable gentlemen who want 10 discuss ths
nendug bill To make their speeches
The motion was agreed TO, aud the House at 2:20 p n
went into. Committee Of the Whole tMr sA1hOR, OF ono
in the charJ aud was addressed by Mr.. HUNTER Rep
IndD in speech int ded 10 prove that tie National
Bank notes are cheaper and safer money than green
backs -
MIR KELLEY replied and the committee rose
The House. at 3:15 p. m, adjourned until tomorrow.