The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-02-20


introduced, among them the following: by
Mr.. keliy--Authorzing the Secretary Of
the Treasury to issue new bonds TO holders
of bonds that NAV become redeernable in
1881; BY Mr.. Ward--Authorizing the Secrc-
tary Of the Navy to designate United
States vessel to carry contributions to Ire
land free Of charge; by Mr.. Speer-To pre-
vent legislation on appropriation bills; by
Mr.. Deuster--For uniform rule and certiii-
cate Of naturalization i. By Mr. White
To reduce and reorganizc the army; by Mr..
Buckner-To reduce the duty on printing
and other paper; also for refunding part of
the 6 per cents Of 81. Mr.. Ryan, from
the committee on public lands, moved 70
4 suspend the rules and pass tile bill creating
an additional land district (the southwest
ernl in Kansas; agreed TO and bill passed.
Mr.. Dunn, from the committee on pub
/ lie lands, moved TO suspend the rules and
I pass the bill to acquire title to the Hot
| Springs reservation in Arkansas After
modilicati on the motion was agreed to. A
considerable debate occurred as TO the pas
sage Of the bill, and it finally went over.
I FER. 10.--Mr. Conger reported back bill
for the relief OF colored emigrarts. Passed.
The Hot Springs bill passed. The
4 bill providing for general amnesty referred.
~. A resolution was reported calling ON
the President for copies of all correspond
1 ence in regard to the inter-oceanic canal
which may have passed between this Coy
ernment and foreign Governments.
EEB. 11.--The Court Removal bill went
/ over. <. Nearly the whole day was con-
sumed in Committee upon Revision OF
I Rules. A resolution calling in the Secre-
tary of the Treasury for information on the
4 question Of an Inter-oceanic canal, passed,
4 lEp Io-Tbe resolution outhouzine the
Secretary OF tile Treasury ID furnish the
Stairs for aeriptl tt1ral ct,f corpe onp saf ~
standard weights and measures, passed.
4 The Speaker, ON behalf of Mr.. Ladd, asked
the privileges Of the floor for Mr.. Wilson,
OF the Main Legislature Page--Wlieh
one9 Speakcr-The Chair is not informed
on the subject. Mr., Fry-The right one.
There was no objection, and the House re-
suiaed consideration of the Court removal
bill. The morning hour expiring, the
House went into u Committee Of the Whole
on the revision Of the rules. After q lonp
oepate "a ana 9, aleer .ue adppuoh q several
~ ~ -, . i'9sss 4. ~ ~ o1i'.ss MI 60.
rEs. ao'J, iiaVlluli Wy rell'1.c Allelsu
t;on Hi ue,a a' +, i,
! bill ,na[;nv mn additional annronriafior
of 81 185 900 for thc support OF certain Indiar
tribes was reporfed back from the Appropri
| alton Committee and passed The bill
for the relief Of Fitz John Porter being tn,
regular order, Mr.. Bright raised question
of consideration against the bill, and th'
House refused. Mr. Johnson, irom th'
y9nl..ee on Z, hliitary ahlals' FcPorieu
pll lshonihg .hs dlsanllisies ~; u Sessean
- We ~ ~ iInited
R;ll far reIief ~ certain c;tiz~ens ~ q
Ivncbbure. Va. and refunding 10 then
taxes Improperly collected from them ol
manufactured tobacco passed. Adjourned
: Tn,aorranT
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