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to amend it, Mr. Crapo's amendment
was adOpted. without division.


Mr.. Crapo offered as an addition
al section, an amendment providing
that on the deposit of bonds, the
as. location making the same s. IL be
entitled to --eceive from the comps
troller of currency, circulating notes
equal in amount to 80 per cent. OF
the current market value notes, ex>
ceeding the par of the United States
bonds so transferrc I and deliver !.
1t further provides that at no time
shall the total amount of such notes
issued exceed 80 per cent. of the
amount actually paid in capital stock,
and repeats sections Sill and 5,176,
of the Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Morrison, of Illinois, offered
an amendment providing that Con-
gress may, at any time, amend,
alter or repeal this act and acts OF
which this is amendat ry. Adopted
Many other amendments were Of.
fered in the course of the debate,
but none adopted except those above
indicated. The main question was
ordered, and the bill passed as
amended-yeas, 125; nays, 81. The
vote was as follows:
Yeas-Aldrich, Barr, Bayne, Beach,
Belmont, Bingham, Bliss, Briggs,
Buck, Burrows, of Michigan, Butter
worth, Calklns, Campbell, Gambler,
Cannon, Carpenter, Caswell, Chace,
Covington, Crapo, Cullen, Davis, OF
Illinois, Dawes, Deering, Demotr,
Deuster, Dibble, DlngIey, Dunnell,
Dwight, Ermentrout, Ellis, Evlns,
Fa- well, of Iowa, Flower, Garrison,
George, Godshalk, Grout, Guenther,
Hall, Hammond, of N. Y, Harder,
bergh, Harris, of Massachu-
setts, Harris. of New Jersey,
Haskell, Heiiman, Henderson, HIS
cock, Hoblitzell, Hous, Humphrey,
Hutchins, Jacobs, Jadwin, Kelley,
Kloiz, Lewis, Lord, Lynch, Mason,
McLane, Method, McCook, Mckinney,
Miles, Miller, Moore Morey Mutch-
ler, Neal, Norcross, O'Neill, Ortiz
Parker, Payson, Peelle, Pierce, Pet
tibone, Phelps, Pound, Prescott
Kan y, Ray, Rice, of OHIO, Rsce, Of
Massachusetts, Rich, Richardson, OF
New York, Richardson, of South Car
oiina, Ritchie, Robeson. Robinson
OF Massachusetts, Robinson, of Ohio,
Ross, Russell, Ryan, Shelley, Schultz
Skinner, Smith, OF Pennsylvania
SMITH, of Illinois, Smith, Of New
York, Spalding, Spooner, Stone,
St,alght, Ihoma-, Thompson, of Iowa,
Illlman, Townsend, OF Ohio, Tyler
Updegratf, OF OHIO, Updegratf, Of
Iowa, Urner, Van Aernem, Wait
Ward, Watson, Webber, West
White, Williams, Wise Willetts,
w. A. Wood, OF New York, and
Youpg--128.
Nays-Alken, Anderson, Atkins,
Beltznoover, Bland, Blount, Browne,
Burrows, of Missouri, Cabell, Cald-
well, Cassidy, Clardy, Clark, Glenn
ents, Cobn, Colerick, Converse, Cook,
Cravens, Culbertson, Cults, Davis,
of Missouri, Dunn, Finley, Ford,
Fcrney, Geddes, Gunter, Hammond,
of Georgia, Hazelton, Hatch, Hoge
Holman, House, Jones, of Texas
Jones, of Arkansas, Kenna, Knott
Ladd, Lefevre, Marsh, Matson, Me-
Kenzie, Mcmillan, Money. Morrison
Muldrow. Murch, Randall, Reagan
Rice, of Missouri, Shackelford, 81
monton, Singleton, of Illinois, Sin
gleton, of Mississippi, Sparks,
Springer, Stockslager, Thompson, o.
Kentucky, Turner, of Georgia, Tur-
ner, of Kentucky, Vance, Warner
Wellborn, Whitthorne, Williams, O.
Alabama, and Wilson-67.
There were number of pairs an
nounced, but no statement as to hov
they voted, excepting those o
Mesrs. Hewitt and Ketcham, o
New York, who would have voted il
the affirmative, with Messrs. Well
and Buckner, who would have votet
in the negative.
A joint resolution was passed ap
propriating $16,00O,OO0 to suppl,
the deficiency in the appropriated
for army pensions.
The Speaker laid before the Hous'
a communication from Ex>Sergeant
alarms Thompson, stating brief
the status of the case of Hallett Hi
bourne VS.. J. G. Thompson, and ask
ing that his communication be re
ferred to the proper committee, il
order that such action may be takel
by the House as the exigency of tn
case may require. It was referre,
to the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Calkins, of Indiana, gave no
tice that he would call up, to mo,
row, the contested election case Q
Mackey VS.. O'Connor.
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