The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

the bill rs passed: A bill TO repeal all that
part of the act approved January IA, 1873,
known as the resumption act, which author
lied the secretary of the treasury to dispose
OF United States bonds, and redeem aud
cancel grecnbaCk currency. That all that
portion OF the net approved January ~,
1875, entitled IN act to provide for the re-
demption of specie payments, which reads as
follows, to.wit; And whenever and so often
as circulating notes shall be issued to any
such banking association so increasing its
its capital or circulating notes or so newly
organized as aforesaid, IL shall be the duty Of
the secretary of the treasury to redeem legal
tender United States notes in excess only OF
1900, 100000 to the amount OF SO per centum
of the sum of the national bank notes so
issued to any such banking association as
aforesaid, and to continue such redemption
as such circulating notes are issued, until
there shall be outstanding sum of tho $780,.
100000 of such legal tender United States
notes and no more, and on and after the 1st
day of January, A. y. 1879, the secretary OF
the treasury shall redeem in coin United
States legal tender notes then outstanding,
on their presentation for redemption at the
offices of the assistant treasurer OF the
United States, in the city of New York in
sums not less than $780, and to enable the
secretary of the treasury to prepare and pro.
vide for the redemption in this act author
lied or required, he be authorized to use any
surplus revenues from time to time in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to
issue, sell and dispose OF at not less than par
in coin, either description Of bonds Of the
United States described in the act Of coh'
gress approved July II, 1870, entitled an act
to authorize the refunding OF the national
debt, with like qualities, privileges and
exemptions, to the extent necessary to carry
this act into full effect, and to use The pro.
ceeds thereof for the purpose aforesaid, be
and the same is hereby repealed. Following
is the vote in detal
Yeas-Atlsins, Bakcr>lnl. }, Banning, Bayne, Bell,
Buckner, Cahell Caldwell (kyO. Caldwell CTenn y,
GHlkins, Gann9n, Carlisle GhGmsrs, Cinrk ky,l, ~
H ysns cr1tSndcn G" G""ltson ""D Dydson % DaysVN o.
Dibbrell, Dckcy, Douglass, Durham. Eden, Elam,
Errett, ENlns g. o., Ewing, tcIton, Fley' F?g,.
IIsrrs CG9 I"rTis ya' I.rr'Tn lI"rTaSS dSy
Hewitt CAIal Herbert, Hooker lIon1c, llnniGr
hunt.n, Humphrey y, Jones Alal, Jones 90. !, Kelly
kenna, Kiliirgcr, Knapp, Knott, ,igGn; MaekIy, M
Mahon, Mills Morgan, Muldrow, oliver, Phelps
phIllir'' rridGnorG Rea, Reagan Rely, hHGGi4 Hcn
Singleton, Slemons, Smith (Gal. Sparks, Springer
steele, Thompson, ihrockmorion, Ttpton, Towns,
hend lIll.), Tucker, Turner, Tnrnry' yanc", san
(Ky.I' Wilson, Wright, Ycatta and Young-a3.
Nays s-Adrich, Bacon, Bagley Baker \; ~; Bal
lou Banks, Bechc, Benedict, Bisbce. BAR toJd'
Brcntano, Brewer, briggs, Burchard, BnrdicL Cain,
Camp, Campbell, lrittenden, Cl,tlin, Clark Nj
Clark Ua) Celc ,CoLscr, Covert, Cox tO.J. Clapo,
Cummings Cntler, Danford, Davis Gal 4 nee,img'
DcnisOn, Dunnell, Dwight, Eamcs, Elcklon Llls-
worth, Evans Pa ;, Foster. trtcmnn Frye Garfield
GibsIn, Hale, Ilnrlenberg lIarmer. Harris, Mass,
Hart, llcndcc, Henderson, Hewitt tN: " luhbell
lunGerfurd, ittner. James, Jones \. IL = Iorgeh-
sen, Joyce, keightcy. Kimmnll, Landers, Latham,
Iathr0n. Leonard, Lindsey, LOCKWOOD, n?rinG'
Mecalf", Mitchell. Monroe, Morri1o Morse Muller
Norcros-, O'Noal, Oycrton, PpchcCu, Page, Pntt"r-
son, Peddlc, Potter, Pound, poweis, Price, Pngh,
Quinn, liaincy, Randolph, Reed, licc lMaSs,l'
lenbcrger. Sinnick0Om, Stengcr. stewart; Stone
tMichJ, Ttornhurph, Townsend o 1; Wait, Warner
Watson, Wcich, Williams Mich }, Williamson \ I.h
Williams WIS.,, Williams Oregon, WiItt' N.f)
Wood and " rcn-lal
Mr.. Butler (Mass.) occupied himself in
looking at u newspaper, and did not vote at
all. The speaker laid before the house some
forty applications for leave Of absence. Mr..
Wood On. w objected to all of them except
to those in cases of sickness, and said that
he expected there could be final adjourn
ment by Tuesday next Mr.. Conger asked
him to have that question fixed at once. Mr.
Wood declined to call mp the resolution for
final adjournment on the ground that the
senate was probably not disposed to an early
adjournment The house adjourned till
Tuesday.