William McFarland

TO AMEND THE 22 ND. RULE OF THE HOUSE, A RULE MAKING IT THE DUTY OF THE SERGT. AT ARMS TO AID IN ENFORCING ORDER UNDER DIRECTIONS OF THE SPEAKER, BY ALSO GIVING THE CLERK POWER TO CONTROL THE SERGT. AT ARMS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF ORDER.

TO PASS A H. RES. ACKNOWLEDGING THE FRAUDULENT ELECTION OF ELECTORS AND THEREBY RESOLVING THAT SAMUEL J. TILDEN HAS RECEIVED THE MAJORITY OF THE VOTES FOR PRESIDENT AND THOMAS A. HENDRICKS FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.

TO AMEND A H. RES. BY PROVIDING TO ADD TO THE KNOTTS RESOLUTION AFFECTING THE GENUINENESS OF CERTIFICCATES BUT NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF QUESTIONING THE NUMBER OF ELECTORAL VOTES BY WHICH THE ELECTORS MAY HAVE BEEN ELECTED.

TO ORDER THE QUESTION WHETHER UNDER RULE 41 THE COMMITTEE MAY REPORT A H. RES. ACKNOWLEDGING THE FRAUDULENT ELECTION OF ELECTORS AND ACKNOWLEDGING SAMUEL J. TILDEN HAS RECEIVED THE MAJORITY OF THE VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND THEREBY DISCHARGE THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 3798, A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE CHOCTAW NATION OF INDIANS.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS A H. RES. RELEASING WITNESSES IN THE LA. ELECTORAL INVESTIGATION AND RELEASING THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS TO RETURN TO THE HOUSE.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS S. 407, A BILL AUTHORIZING THE RESTORATION OF GEORGE A. ARMES TO THE RANK OF CAPTAIN.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H.R. 4617, A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, PRESERVATION AND COMPLETION OF CERTAIN PUBLIC WORKS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS AND APPROPRIATING $15,000 FOR IMPROVEMENT OF THE HARBOR OF SANDUSKY, OHIO, AND $6,000 FOR THE HARBOR OF BRAZOS SANTIAGO, TEXAS.

TO TABLE A MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE LAST VOTE PASSING A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE VOTE OF HENRY N. SALLACE OF VERMONT NOT BE COUNTED.

TO AMEND A H. RES. BY REQUIRING THAT PACKAGE BE OPENED, AND IF FOUND AS PURPORTED TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION FOR ITS DECISION.

TO AMEND A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE SENATE PRESIDENT'S REFUSAL TO OPEN THE S. C. ELECTORAL VOTE PACKAGE WAS IN VIOLATION OF LAW, BY REQUIRING THAT THE PACKAGE BE OPENED, AND IF FOUND AS PURPORTED, TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION FOR ITS DECISION.

TO TABLE A MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE LAST VOTE ON A H. RES.

TO RECESS THE HOUSE AND THEREBY DELAYING ACTION ON THE CONSIDERATION OF THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF WISCONSIN.

TO TABLE WOOD'S AMENDMENT TO A H. RES. REGARDING THE ELECTORAL VOTES OF VERMONT, BY PROVIDING THAT THE VOTE OF HENRY N. SALLACE, CLAIMING TO BE AN ELECTOR FROM VERMONT, NOT BE COUNTED.

TO TABLE A MOTION FOR THE RECONSIDERATION OF THE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENT TO A H. RES., SAID AMENDMENT PROVIDING THAT THE VOTE OF HENRY N. SALLACE, NOT BE COUNTED.

TO TABLE A MOTION FOR THE RECONSIDERATION OF THE PREVIOUS VOTE ON THE TABLING OF A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE VOTE OF HENRY N. SALLACE, CLAIMING TO BE AN ELECTOR OF VERMONT NOT BE COUNTED.

TO TABLE A MOTION FOR THE RECONSIDERATION OF THE VOTE REFUSING TO ORDER THE READING OF TESTIMONY ON SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS DURING DISCUSSIONS OF H. RES. REGARDING THE COUNTING OF ELECTORAL VOTES.

TO TABLE AN APPEAL OF THE CHAIR DECISION THAT MR. SHEAKLEYS NOTION TO RECESS THE HOUSE WAS OUT OF ORDER.

TO ORDER THE MAIN QUESTION ON ADOPTION OF A H. RES. SUSTAINTHE REJECTION TO THE DECISIONS OF THE ELECTORAL COMMITTEE ON THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BY THE HOUSE.

TO READ THE TESTIMONY TAKEN BY THE SELECT COMMITTEE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF THE RECENT ELECTIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA DURING THE DISCUSSION OF A H. RES. REGARDING THE COUNTING OF THE ELECTORAL VOTES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT.

TO RECESS THE HOUSE AND THEREBY TERMINATING DEBATE ON THE COUNTING OF ELECTORAL VOTES.

TO RECESS THE HOUSE ENABLING MORE CONSIDERATION OF THE REJECTIONS TO THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION REPORT IN THE OREGON CASE.

TO RECESS THE HOUSE.

TO RECESS THE HOUSE AND THEREBY ENDING DEBATE ON THE COUNTING OF THE ELECTORAL VOTES, AND TAKE A RECESS UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK A.M. TOMORROW, FEB. 21, 1877.

TO PASS H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE ELECTORAL VOTES OF THE GENTLEMEN FROM LOUISIANA, PURPORTING TO BE ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA NOT BE COUNTED.

TO RECESS THE HOUSE.

TO ADOPT A RES. PROVIDING THAT THE HOUSE CLERK NOTIFY THE SENATE THAT THE HOUSE WILL PREPARE TO MEET THE SENATE ON MONDAY FOR THE PURPOSE OF COUNTING ELECTORAL VOTES.

TO RECESS THE HOUSE.

TO PASS H.R. 3156, A BILL PERFECTING THE REVISION OF THE STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES, OVER THE PRESIDENT'S VETO.

TO PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE ELECTORAL VOTES OF CALL, YONGE, HILTON AND BULLOCK BE COUNTED AS LEGAL VOTES OF FLORIDA AS THE ELECTORS WERE LEGALLY ELECTED AND HAD CAST THEIR VOTES FOR SAMUEL TILDEN AS PRESIDENT.

TO PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE COUNTING OF ELECTORAL VOTES FROM FLORIDA SHALL NOT PROCEED IN CONFORMITY WITH THE DECISION OF THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION, BUT THAT THE VOTES OF CALL, YOUNGE, HILTON AND BULLOCK BE COUNTED AS ELECTORAL VOTES FROM FLORIDA.

TO AMEND A H. RES. REGARDING THE COUNTING OF ELECTORAL VOTES IN FLA., BY ELIMINATING THE ELECTORAL VOTES OF CALL, YONGE HILTON AND BULLOCK, ALL OF FLORIDA.

TO RECESS THE HOUSE FROM CONSIDERATION OF THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT FOR THE TERM BEGINNING MAR. 04, 1877.

TO AMEND S. 1222 (19 STAT 231, 2/16/77), A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE APPROPRIATION DEFICIENCY FOR PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING IN THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR, BY PROVIDING THAT AFTER THE PRESENT SESSION THE HOURLY WAGES OF EMPLOYEES OF THE GOV. PRINTING OFFICE WILL BE THE SAME AS THAT PAID IN N.Y., PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTIMORE.

TO AMEND H.R. 4472, (19 STAT 294, 3/3/77), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE LEGISLATURE, EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL EXPENSES OF THE GOV. ENDING 6/30/78, BY INCREASING THE PRESIDENTS SALARY FROM $25,000 TO $50,000 ANNUALLY.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY END DISCUSSION ON TESTIMONY BEING PRESENTED REGARDING THE ELECTION IN FLORIDA.

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE ORDERING THE YEAS AND NAYS ON A MOTION TO TABLE AN APPEAL FROM THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR RULING THAT A MOTION TO ADJOURN, THEREBY VACATING THE SESSION OF TOMORROW IS NOT IN ORDER.

TO PASS A BILL ABOLISHING THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE, DIST. OF COL. , AND TO TRANSFER ITS DUTIES TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIST. OF COL., OVER THE

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE ORDERING H.R. 3370, A BILL REGARDING DAMAGES FOR INFRINGEMENT OF PATENTS, TO BE ENGROSSED FOR THIRD READING.

TO AMEND H.R. 4540, A BILL PROVIDING PAYMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WORKS TO WIDEN AND DEEPEN THE CHANNEL BELOW THE MISSISSIPPI AND THE GULF OF MEXICO, BY PROVIDING THAT $50,000 BE PAID TO J. B. CARDS IN U. S. BONDS FOR SAID CONSTRUCTION.

TO PASS RES. HOLDING J. MADISON WILLS, THOMAS C. ANDROSON, G. CASANAIR AND LOUIS M. KRUMM IN CONTEMPT FOR A VIOLATION OF THE PRIVILEGES OF THE HOUSE IN THE LOUISIANA CASE.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY DELAY ACTION ON THE CHARGES AGAINST J. MADISON WILLS, THOMAS C. ANDRESON, G. CASANAIR AND LEWIS M. KRUMM IN CONTEMPT FOR A VIOLATION OF THE PRIVILEGES OF THE HOUSE.

TO PASS S. 1153 (19 STAT 227, 1/29/77), A BILL PROVIDING FOR AND REGULATING THE COUNTING OF ELECTORAL VOTES FOR PRES. AND VICE PRESIDENT AND THE DECISION OF QUESTIONS ARISING THEREFROM FOR THE TERM COMMENCING MAR. 04, 1877.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND DISCHARGE FROM THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE H.R. 3798, A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE CHOCTAW INDIAN NATION.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE INQUIRE AND REPORT THE PRESENT STRENGTH AND LOCATION OF U. S. ARMY TROOPS.

TO TABLE A MOTION FOR THE RECONSIDERATION OF A VOTE ON THE ADOPTION OF S.J. RES. 4 (19 S 554, 1/29/77), A BILL AUTHORIZING CAPTAIN TEMPLE AND LIEUTENANT COMMANDER WHITING OF THE NAVY TO ACCEPT A DECORATION FROM THE KING OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

TO PASS A MOTION FOR RECONSIDERING THE VOTE ON RECOMMITTING TO THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES, POWERS, AND DUTIES OF THE HOUSE ON ELECTORAL VOTES, A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE CONSTITUTION DOES NOT EMPOWER THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE TO EXAMINE ELECTORAL VOTES BUT ONLY TO PROVIDE FOR THEIR SAFEKEEPING.

TO PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT A WARRANT BE ISSUED FOR THE ARREST OF CERTAIN WITNESSES FOR CONTEMPT OF THE HOUSE FOR REFUSING TO PRODUCE FOR THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF WHICH W. C. MORRISON IS CHAIRMAN, PAPERS FOR HIS ELECTORAL INVESTIGATION IN NEW ORLEANS.

TO PASS A H. RES. ALLOWING THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE ON PRIVILEGES, POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE HOUSE REGARDING THE ELECTORAL VOTE TO SEND FOR PERSONS AND PAPERS AND SIT DURING HOUSE SESSIONS.

TO TABLE A MOTION TO RECONSIDER A VOTE BY WHICH S.J. RES. 16, A BILL AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO APPOINT COMMISSIONERS TO ATTEND AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE VALUE OF SILVER AND GOLD, WAS REJECTED.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS A BILL PROVIDING THAT TOBACCO PRODUCERS MAY SELL THEIR PRODUCT TO ANYONE AND ANYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO BUY LEAF TOBACCO TAX-FREE.

TO TABLE A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES THAT THE MAIL OF ABRAHAM S. HEWITT HAS BEEN TAMPERED WITH AS HE ASSERTED IN A PUBLIC SPEECH ON THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE.

TO AMEND A H. RES. CALLING FOR AN INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED TAMPERING WITH MAILS OF A. HEWITT, BY DIRECTING THE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE WHETHER ANY LETTER PASSING THROUGH THE N.Y. POST OFFICE HAS BEEN TAMPERED WITH.

TO PASS OVER THE PRESIDENT'S VETO, H.R. 36, A BILL RESTORING CAPTAIN EDWARD S. MEYER TO THE ACTIVE LIST OF THE ARMY.

TO PASS A H. RES. ADJOURNING THE HOUSE FROM DEC. 30, 1876 TO JAN. 03, 1877.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS A H. RES. DIRECTING THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO FURNISH THE HOUSE FROM WAR DEPARTMENT RECORDS ALL MEMORANDA REGARDING GENERAL SHERIDAN'S ORDERS REMOVING JAMES MADISON WALLS AS GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE INQUIRE AND REPORT ON THE OFFICIAL CONDUCT OF HUGH L. BOND, JUDGE OF THE UNITED STATES FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT IN CASES OF PERSONS IN CUSTODY UNDER THE ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

TO AMEND H.R. 4187 (19 STAT 383, 3/3/77), THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL, BY INCREASING FROM $6 MILLION TO $6,237,993 THE APPROPRIATION FOR INLAND MAIL TRANSPORTATION ON ALL BUT RAILROAD ROUTES.

TO AMEND H.R. 4124 (19 STAT 219, 12/23/76), A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR CERTAIN SPECIAL COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE, BY REDUCING THE ELECTION INVESTIGATION APPROPRIATION FROM $50,000 TO $30,000.

TO PASS H.R. 4189, A BILL AUTHORIZING THE COINAGE OF THE STANDARD SILVER DOLLAR, AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR H.R. 3635.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY SECURE TIME FOR DEBATE ON H.R. 3635, A BILL FOR UTILIZING THE PRODUCTS OF GOLD AND SILVER MINES.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE INVESTIGATE AND REPORT IF ANY INTIMIDATION OR COERCION HAS BEEN PRACTICED UPON FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES DURING THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN AND COMPELLING THEM TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE ELECTION FUNDS OF ANY POLITICAL PARTY.

TO PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED FRAUDULENT ELECTIONS FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS IN NEW YORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY AND ALSO IN VIRGINIA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI AND PHILADELPHIA.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY END DISCUSSION REGARDING THE VOTE FOR ELECTORS IN LOUISIANA.

TO TABLE THE MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT REGARDING LETTERS ADDRESSED TO HIM BY J. SHERHAN AND OTHER CITIZENS REGARDING THE CANVAS OF THE VOTE FOR ELECTORS IN LOUSIANA.

TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT ON H.R. 4106, A BILL AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO ACCEPT THE SERVICE OF VOLUNTEERS TO AID IN THE SUPPRESSION OF INDIAN HOSTILITIES.

TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT ON S. 846, A BILL PUNISHING THE COUNTERFEITING OF TRADE-MARK GOODS.

TO ADOPT THE PREAMBLE TO A RES. PROVIDING THAT THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE DESCRIBED IN THE 15TH AMENDMENT SHOULD BE MAINTAINED BY THE U.S., THE STATES AND ALL CITIZENS.

TO PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT ALL ATTEMPTS BY FORCE OR OTHERWISE TO PREVENT THE FREE EXERCISE OF THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE IN EVERY STATE SHOULD BE MET WITH EFFECTUAL PUNISHMENT BY TRIAL IN COURTS WITH PROPER JURISDICTION.

TO ORDER THE MAIN QUESTION OF BRINGING TO A VOTE A H. RES. PROVIDING FOR THE PRINTING OF 4,000 COPIES OF THE REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE LAST ELECTION IN MISSISSIPPI.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY END DEBATE ON H.R. 3635.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE.

TO TABLE THE APPEAL FROM THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR HOLDING THAT UNDER THE RULES AND PRACTICE, THE H. RES., AMENDING RULES TO ALLOW THE COMMITTEES ON INVESTIGATION TO REPORT AT ANY TIME DURING THIS SESSION, BE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY END DEBATE ON H.R. 3635.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE.

TO AMEND H.R. 4064, A BILL REPEALING THE RESUMPTION DAY CLAUSE IN THE RESUMPTION ACT OF 1875, BY SUBSTITUTING THEREFORE H.R. 4065, A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE COMMISSION TO CONSIDER A RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.

TO PASS H.R. 4064, A BILL REPEALING THE RESUMPTION DAY CLAUSE IN THE RESUMPTION ACT OF 1875 FOR RESUMING SPECIE PAYMENTS.

TO TABLE H.R. 3022, (19 STAT 132, 8/14/76), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, PRESERVATION AND COMPLETION OF CERTAIN PUBLIC WORKS ON RIVERS.

TO PASS H.J. RES. 1, PROVIDING THAT THE PRESIDENT AND VICEPRESIDENT HAVE 6 YEAR TERMS AFTER WHICH THEY ARE INELIGIBLE FOR THAT OFFICE.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY END DEBATE ON H.R. 3635.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY END DEBATE ON H.R. 3635.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE.

TO SUSTAIN THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR THAT H.R. 3635, A BILL UTILIZING THE PRODUCTS OF SILVER AND GOLD MINES, NOT BE REGARDED AS A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS AND THEREFORE IT NEED NOT HAVE ITS FIRST CONSIDERATION IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS A H. RES. PROVIDING THAT THE REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS, AND OF THE MINORITY ON ALLEGED ABUSES IN NAVAL SERVICE, BE PRINTED AND THE REPORTS BE MADE A SPECIAL ORDER FOR THE FRIDAY NEXT.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND THEREBY REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON PACIFIC RAILROADS S. 14, A BILL EXTENDING THE TIME FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H.R. 3923, PROVIDING FOR THE COINING OF THE STANDARD SILVER DOLLAR OF THE U.S. AND FOR RESTORING ITS LEGAL-TENDER CHARACTER.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY PREVENT THE INTRODUCTION OF THE REPORT OF THE NAVAL COMMITTEE ON ALLEGED ABUSES AND FRAUDS IN THE NAVAL SERVICE.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H.J. RES. 155, A BILL DIRECTING THE SUSPENSION OF FURTHER PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE ACT OF AUG. 5, 1861, REGARDING LANDS SOLD FOR DIRECT TAXES.

TO PASS S. 398, A BILL PROVIDING FOR RELIEF OF LUTHER HALL, BY EXTENDING THE PATENT GRANTED FOR A MACHINE FOR TRIMMING THE HEELS OF BOOTS AND SHOES FROM SEPT. 27, 1859 THROUGH SEPT. 27, 1873.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE FROM TOMORROW UNTIL NEXT MONDAY.

TO AMEND H.J. RES. 96 BY PROVIDING THAT WHEN THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT FAILS TO PREVENT AN INVASION OF U.S. TERRIROTY, THE PRESIDENT AFTER 40 DAYS NOTICE MAY ORDER U.S. TROOPS ACROSS THE RIO GRANDE IN PURSUIT OF THE INVADERS.

TO AMEND H.J. RES. 96, BY PROHIBITING THE REMOVAL OF TROOPS FROM ANY STATE OR SERVICE WHERE TROOPS MAY NOW OR HEREAFTER BE STATIONED, IF IN THE JUDGEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT THE PUBLIC SERVICE REQUIRES A CONTINUANCE OF TROOPS IN SUCH LOCALITIES.

TO AMEND THE PROCEDURE FOR CONSIDERATION TO CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 96, A BILL PROVIDING FOR PROTECTION OF THE TEX. FRONTIER ON THE LOWER RIO GRANDE BY EXTENDING THE DEBATE TIME ON FIRST SEC. OF RESOLUTION TO 1 HOUR INSTEAD OF TEN MINUTES.

TO AMEND THE PROCEDURE FOR CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 96, BY LIMITING DEBATE TIME ON THE RESOLUTION TO 30 MINUTES INSTEAD 10

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE AND THEREBY END DEBATE ON A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS A H. RES., PROVIDING THAT THE COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY REPORT TO THE HOUSE TOMORROW (TUESDAY) AFTER THE READING OF THE JOURNAL ON A H. RES. ON RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE.