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priation of $4,000 for the printing Of tho
papers and decisions of the Court. Referred te
the Committee Of the Whole.
The papers ia the Garrison Mayo contested
election case virginia. were referred to the
Committee on Elections, TO be appointed
Mr. Jones submitted the customary resolu-
tions announcing the death of Thomas I'll.
Herndon, of Alabama. and out Of respect to the
memory of the deceased the House adjourned.
Nothing was done in the House on Thursday.
Mr. McCod, of Iowa. appeared at the bar of
the House and took the oath of Office, and then
the House adjourned until Monday.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
In the House, on Monday, December 10,
more than 800 bills were introduced, among
them the following:
BY M. Hewitt, granting pensions to the sur
vivors of the Mexican war.
BY Mr.. Rosecrans, for the organization OF the
Territory of Alaska, and providing Tor q civil
government therefor; also, to prevent undue
discrimination in railway transportation; also,
to prevent the unlawful occupation of the pub
lie lands; also, to incorporate the Maritime Ca
nal Company Of Nicaragua; also, to encourage
shipbailding.
BY mr. Townshend, TO abolish postage on
second-ciass mailable matter, and to reduce
postage on transient newspapers.
BY Mr.. Calkins, proposing constitutional
amendment providing that no State, public or
private corporation, or person, shall deprive
any citizen Of the United States of the protee-
ton Of the law, nor abridge his rights, privi-
leges, or immunities on acdount of race, color,
or previous condition of seFyitude.
BY Mr.. Peters, granting pension to soldiers
Of the rebellion when they shall have reached
50 years Of age
The cali was interrupted to allow Dir. Hewitt
TO offer the following resolution:
THAT this House bring to the notice of the
President the case of Patrick 0'Donnell, claim
ing to be citizen Of the United States, and
now under sentence Of death in Great Britain,
In the hope that the President may secure such
reasonable delay in the execution of the sem
tence as wiz enable the President TO ascertain
whether the said 0'Donneil is a citizen of the
United States. and, if so, whether he was tried
and convicted in accordance with the provisions
of the municipal law of Great Britain, and the
requirements of international law" The reso-
luton was adopted.
BY Mr. Blanchard, to provide when the terms
Of Congressman shall begin and end, and when
Congress shall meet.
The object of this bill is, that Congress shall
meet. Immediately after the election of mem
bers to a new Congress, instead of thirteen
months after, as now. and to provide for two
long sessions Of each Congress, instead of one
long andone short term, as now.
Tuesdays PROCEEDINGS
When the House met, On Tuesday. thu
Speaker was suffering from severe cold. anG
AIr. Cox \. Y was called TO the chair anl
continued the call Of States for bills and rcso
lntions Of inquiry.
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