Thomas E. Noell

TO CONCUR IN SENATE RESOLUTION ADJOURNING BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS AT P.M. JULY 20; TO MEET AGAIN ON FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.

TO PASS A MODIFIED RESOLUTION INSTRUCTING THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO CAUSE THEIR REPORT ON THE IMPEACHMENT TESTIMONY TO BE PRINTED AND PRESENTED WHEN THEY PRESENT THE TESTIMONY ON THE PRESIDENT'S IMPEACHMENT IN THE FIRST WEEK OF THE NEXT SESSION.

TO AGREE TO REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE PROPOSING THAT BOTH HOUSES ADJOURN AT 4 O'CLOCK AND 30 MINUTES P.M. SATURDAY, JULY 20, TO MEET AGAIN ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21 AT 12 O'CLOCK M.

THAT THE HOUSE RECEDE FROM ADHERENCE TO ITS DISAGREEMENT TO THE SUBSTITUTE OF THE SENATE AND AGREE TO A COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ON A RESOLUTION TO ADJOURN BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS ON JULY 20; TO MEET AGAIN ON NOVEMBER 13 NEXT AT NOON; BOTH HOUSES TO REASSEMBLE WITHOUT FURTHER ORDER.

TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT'S VETO OF H. R. 123.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND CONSIDER H. J. RES. 80, PROVIDING THAT NO DISTRICT OR DEPARTMENT COMMANDER SHALL BE RELIEVED FROM THE COMMAND HERETOFORE ASSIGNED TO AND NOW EXERCISED BY HIM WITHOUT THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE, UNLESS THE CHANGE OF COMMAND BE RECOMMENDED BY THE GENERAL COMMANDING THE ARMY.

TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT'S VETO OF H. J. RES. 71.

TO PASS S. 137, AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE FURTHER SECURITY OF EQUAL RIGHTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF MILEAGE TO MEMBERS OF THE 40TH CONGRESS.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION INSTRUCTING THE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY TO INQUIRE AND REPORT WHETHER THE STATES OF KENTUCKY, MARYLAND, AND DELAWARE, NOW HAVE A REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT.

TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN THE HOUSE ADJOURNS TODAY IT WILL MEET NEXT ON WEDNESDAY.

TO PASS H. J. RES. 71, (15 STAT 30, JULY 19, 1867) A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO CARRY INTO EFFECT THE SEVERAL ACTS PROVIDING FOR THE MORE EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT OF THE REBEL STATES.

TO ADOPT REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ON H. R. 123.

TO RECESS UNTIL 5 O'CLOCK, MOTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION FIXING THE TIME FOR ADJOURNMENT AND REASSEMBLING OF CONGRESS.

TO PASS H. J. RES. 72, AUTHORIZING THE SECRETARY OF TREASURY TO CAUSE CERTAIN MUSTER-OUT ROLLS TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED: AND FIXING A FINE NOT EXCEEDING $1000 OR NOT MORE THAN SIX MONTHS IMPRISONMENT FOR ANY OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF THE GOVERNMENT WHO SHALL BE FOUND GUILTY IN GIVING PREFERENCE TO SUCH CLAIM.

TO SUSPEND RULES AND ALLOW FIVE MINUTES DEBATE ON AMENDMENTS OFFERED OR PENDING ON H. R. 123.

TO SUSPEND RULES AND CONSIDER A RESOLUTION REGARDING LANDS GRANTED TO AID IN CONSTRUCTION OF SOUTHERN RAILROADS; DECLARING FORFEITED TO UNITED STATES ALL LANDS GRANTED BY CONGRESS IN 1856, WHICH GRANTS EXPIRED BY LIMITATIONS.

TO AGREE TO SENATE AMENDMENT TO H. R. 123, WHICH FURTHER ENACTS, 'THAT NO DISTRICT COMMANDER OR MEMBER OF BOARD OF REGISTRATION OR ANY OFFICERS OR APPOINTEES ACTING UNDER THEM SHALL BE BOUND IN THEIR ACTION BY ANY OPINION OF ANY OFFICER OF UNITED STATES.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION REGARDING TREATMENT OF UNION PRISONERS.

TO PASS A THIRD RESOLUTION REGARDING THE TREATMENT OF UNION PRISONERS, EMPOWERING A COMMITTEE TO REPORT AN ACT OF GRACE AND AMNESTY TO ANY PERSON OR PERSONS HAVING COGNIZANCE OF UNLAWFUL TREATMENT OF UNION OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES OR CITIZENS BY CONFEDERATE AUTHORITIES.

TO PASS H. R. 123, (15 STAT 14, JULY 19, 1867) A BILL SUPPLEMENTARY TO AN ACT ENTITLED 'AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE MORE EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT OF THE REBEL STATES' PASSED MARCH 2, 1867 AND ACT SUPPLEMENTARY THERETO PASSED ON MARCH 23, 1867.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND CONSIDER A RESOLUTION AND PREAMBLE REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO INFORM THE HOUSE WHETHER THE PUBLICATION OF 'AUTHORIZED STATEMENT' OF PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES AND CABINET RE. AN INTERPRETATION OF RECONSTRUCTION ACTION OF 21ST OF JUNE IN LAST NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER WAS MADE BY HIS AUTHORITY OR WITH HIS KNOWLEDGE OR ASSENT AND ASKING THAT COPY OF SAME BE FURNISHED TO HOUSE.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT IT IS BELIEVED PERSONS HIGH IN OFFICE AND AUTHORITY WERE INVOLVED IN THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND THAT SUCH PERSONS MAY BE PREVENTED FROM GIVING EVIDENCE BECAUSE OF LIABILITY TO PUNISHMENT FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE CONSPIRACY; THEREFORE, IN ORDER TO OPEN ALL SOURCES OF EVIDENCE TENDING TO REVEAL FACTS OF CONSPIRACY, HOUSE BELIEVES THAT NO PERSON IN WHOSE FAVOR SUCH REPORT SHALL BE MADE OUGHT TO BE BROUGHT TO TRIAL AND ANY EVIDENCE GIVEN BY HIM TO COMMITTEE USED AGAINST SUCH PERSON ON ANY TRIAL.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND CONSIDER A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF FIVE TO INVESTIGATE AND RECORD FACTS RE. ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND TO GRANT AMNESTY TO PERSONS HAVING KNOWLEDGE OF FACTS IF THEY TESTIFY FULLY AND TRUTHFULLY BEFORE COMMITTEE.

TO PASS H. J. RES. 54, TENDERING THANKS OF CONGRESS TO MAJOR GENERAL DANIEL E. SICKLES FOR HIS ABLE AND FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES OF COMMANDER OF SECOND DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

TO PASS H. J. RES. 53, TENDERING THANKS OF CONGRESS TO MAJOR GENERAL PHILIP H. SHERIDAN FOR HIS ABLE AND FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES AS COMMANDER OF MILITARY DISTRICT OF TEXAS AND LOUISIANA.

TO TABLE A MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE ENGROSSMENT OF S. 105 FOR THIRD READING. S. 105 (15 STAT 9, 3/29/1867) RELATES TO OHIO AND INDIANA WAR CLAIMS.

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION REGARDING ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS BY PROVIDING TO ADJOURN ON FRIDAY MAR. 29 AT 3 O'CLOCK P.M. UNTIL WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 NEXT AT 12 O'CLOCK WHEN, UNLESS A QUORUM OF BOTH HOUSES BE PRESENT, SPEAKER AND PRESIDENT OF SENATE FURTHER ADJOURN UNTIL WEDNESDAY SEPT. 4 NEXT AT 12 M., WHEN, UNLESS A QUORUM BE PRESENT, FURTHER ADJOURN UNTIL 1ST MONDAY IN DEC. NEXT.

TO AMEND H. J. RES. 51, (15 STAT 353, MAR. 30, 1867) RELATING TO THE IRON-CLAD MONITOR COMANCHE BY PROVIDING TO PAY $179,000 TO DONAHUE, RYAN, AND SECAR FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THEM IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE MONITOR COMANCHE.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND INTRODUCE H. R. 103, A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT EIGHT HOURS A DAY IS TO CONSTITUTE A DAY'S WORK FOR ALL LABORERS, WORKMEN, AND MECHANICS EMPLOYED BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT OF UNITED STATES.

TO AMEND THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS RESOLUTION BY FIXING THE DATE FOR ADJOURNMENT OF PRESENT SESSION AT 12 P.M. THURSDAY MARCH 28; TO RECONVENE ON FIRST WEDNESDAY OF JUNE AND FIRST WEDNESDAY OF SEPTEMBER.

TO AMEND A RESOLUTION EXTENDING SYMPATHY TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND AND CANADA IN THEIR STRUGGLES FOR INDEPENDENCE, BY DECLARING THE BELIEF OF CONGRESS TO BE THAT THE PRESENT FENIAN MOVEMENT MUST PROVE ENTIRELY ABORTIVE IN BRINGING RELIEF TO IRELAND, AND THAT ANY ENCOURAGEMENT TO THAT MOVEMENT, UNACCOMPANIED BY FORCE, CAN ONLY RESULT IN INVOLVING IRISHMEN IN DIFFICULTIES FROM WHICH THEIR BRETHERN ARE POWERLESS TO EXTRICATE THEM.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES TO CONTINUE THE INVESTIGATION INTO CONDUCT OF HENRY A. SMYTHE, A COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENATIVES SHALL ADJOURN THE PRESENT SESSION 12 O'CLOCK THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 28, TO ASSEMBLE AGAIN ON FIRST WEDNESDAY OF SEPTEMBER AND FIRST WEDNESDAY OF NOVEMBER OF THIS YEAR, UNLESS BY JOINT PROCLAMATION ISSUED 10 DAYS BEFORE ABOVE FIXED TIMES SPEAKER AND PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE DECLARE NO OCCASION FOR MEETING OF CONGRESS AT SUCH TIME.

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION CONCERNING ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION CONCERNING ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

TO ADJOURN MOTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION THE RESOLUTION CONCERNING ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

TO PASS A RESOLUTION FIXING THE DAY FOR ADJOURNMENT AND REASSEMBLING OF CONGRESS.

TO OVERRIDE VETO ON H. R. 33.

TO AMEND H.R. 72, (15 STAT 6, MAR. 26, 1867) A BILL TAXING WRAPPING PAPER, BY EXEMPTING CERTAIN TYPES FROM INTERNAL TAX.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND IMMEDIATELY REMOVE HENRY A. SMYTHE AS COLLECTOR OR PORT OF NEW YORK AND TO HAVE THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE CAUSE A CERTIFIED COPY OF THIS RESOLUTION TO BE LAID BEFORE THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO AMEND S. J. RES. 19, (15 STAT 28, MAR. 30, 1867) A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO FINISH CERTAIN ARMS AND EQUIPMENT TO THE STATE OF TENNESSEE; BY PROVIDING ARMS AND EQUIPMENT SUFFICIENT FOR 10,000 MILITIA INSTEAD OF 2,500.

TO PASS S. J. RES. 16.

TO ADJOURN MOTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF S. J. RES. 16. 6

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF S. J. RES. 16.

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING CONSIDERATION OF S. J. RES. 16.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND RESOLVE THE HOUSE INTO COMMITTEE OF WHOLE ON STATE OF UNION TO CONSIDER S. J. RES. 16.

TO RESOLVE THE HOUSE INTO COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE AND PROCEED TO CONSIDER S. J. RES. 16.

TO RESOLVE THE HOUSE INTO COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE ON STATE OF THE UNION TO CONSIDER S. J. RES. 16.

TO ADJOURN, MOTION MADE DURING DISCUSSION OF CONSIDERATION OF THE S. J. RES. 16, (15 STAT 28, 3/30/1867) A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR RELIEF OF THE SESTITUTE OF SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN STATES. (SPEEKER VOTED IN THE NEGATIVE.)

TO ADJOURN IN ORDER TO POSTPONE ACTION ON S. J. RES. 16.

TO AMEND A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT A. C. HUNT, ESQ., IS PRIMA FACIE ENTITLED TO THE SEAT IN THE HOUSE AS A DELEGATE FROM THE TERRITORY OF COLORADO, PENDING THE CONTEST OF HIS RIGHT TO THE SAME BY GEORGE M. CHILCOTT, ESQ.; BY SWEARING IN GEORGE M. CHILCOTT AS THE SITTING DELEGATE FROM THE TERRITORY OF COLORADO PENDING ACTION OF THE COMMITTEE AND HOUSE.

TO TABLE THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H. R. 33, EMPOWERING CONGRESS TO DETERMINE AN ELECTION, AND TO DECIDE WHETHER THE ELECTION WAS A FAIR ONE, CONDUCTED IN A MANNER PERMITTING EVERY PERSON TO VOTE IF ENTITLED TO DO SO AND IF THE CONSTITUTION IS ONE WHICH MEETS THE APPROVAL OF A MAJORITY OF ALL THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE.

TO PASS H. J. RES. 21, (15 STAT 25, MAR. 29, 1867) A RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE ISSUE OF AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE SCRIP TO THE STATE LATELY IN REBELLION.

TO TABLE H. R. 73, AN ACT TO EXEMPT LADDERS FROM INTERNAL TAX.

TO RECEDE FROM THE SECOND AND THIRD AMENDMENTS BY THE HOUSE TO THE SENATE'S AMENDMENT TO H. R. 33.

TO AMEND THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO H. R. 33, STRIKING OUT 'CAST AT SAID ELECTION' (AT LEAST 1/2 OF ALL REGISTERED VOTERS VOTING UPON THE QUESTION ON SUCH RATIFICATION) IN SECTION FIVE, PAGE 10, 11. 3-5; SO THAT IT WILL READ: (SECT. FIVE) 'AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED THAT IF ACCORDING TO SAID RETURNS, THE CONSTITUTION SHALL BE RATIFIED BY A MAJORITY OF THE VOTES OF ELECTORS QUALIFIED AS HEREIN SPECIFIED, THE PRESIDENT OF THE CONVENTION SHALL TRANSMIT A COPY OF SAME, DULY CERTIFIED, TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES WHO SHALL FORTHWITH TRANSMIT SAME TO CONGRESS, IF THEN IN SESSION, AND IF NOT IN SESSION, THEN IMMEDIATELY UPON ITS NEXT ASSEMBLING.

TO PASS S. J. RES. 26, (15 STAT 21, 3/22/1867) A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE NECESSARY SURVEYS FOR A SHIP CANAL BETWEEN LAKE ERIE AND LAKE ONTARIO FOR MILITARY, NAVAL AND COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND INTRODUCE A JOINT RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO DISSOLVE ALL COMMISSIONS APPOINTED AND TO PAY COMMISSIONERS AND CLERKS FOR SERVICE RENDERED IN MAKING REPORT OF THEIR PROCEEDINGS TO WAR DEPARTMENT.

TO POSTPONE FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THAT THE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS BE APPOINTED AND AUTHORIZED TO SIT DURING THE RECESS FOR THE PURPOSE OF INQUIRING INTO THE MANNER OF PROCURING HEAVY ORDINANCY FOR THE UNITED SERVICES, THE DISBURSEMENTS RELATING, THERETO, AND THE QUALITY OF THE RIFLES AND SMOOTHBORE GUNS HERETOFORE INTRODUCED AND HEREAFTER TO BE INTRODUCED INTO SAID SERVICE UNTIL THE FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION REGARDING GOVERNMENT ORDINANCE.

TO PASS H.J.RES. 8, (15 STAT 353, MAR. 30, 1867) A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR TO SUSPEND EXECUTION OF A LAW PASSED BY THE 39TH CONGRESS FOR THE RELIEF OF HEIRS OF JOHN E. BOULIGNY.

TO PASS H. R. 33.

TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE BY WHICH H. R. 31 WAS ORDERED TO BE ENGROSSED AND READ A THIRD TIME.

TO TABLE H.R. 33, (15 STAT 2, MAR. 23, 1867) A BILL SUPPLEMENTARY TO AN ACT ENTITLED 'AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE MORE EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT OF THE REBEL STATES' PASSED MARCH 2, 1867, AND TO FACILITATE RESTORATION.

H. R. 31 IS A BILL EQUALIZING THE BOUNTIES OF SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AND MARINES WHO SERVED IN THE LATE WAR FOR THE UNION. (H.R. 31 EVIDENTLY APPEARS AS H.R. 12 IN THE GLOBE.)

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE SYMPATHY OF THE HOUSE TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND IN THEIR PENDING STRUGGLE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY.

TO REFER A RESOLUTION EXTENDING SYMPATHY TO IRELAND TO THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE CONTINUING OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON RECONSTRUCTION.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE SPEAKER TO APPOINT A JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND DIRECT SAID COMMITTEE TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE TESTIMONY TAKEN BY THE COMMITTEE OF THE LAST CONGRESS FOR THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND GRANTING SAID COMMITTEE POWER TO APPOINT A CLERK AT A COMPENSATION NOT TO EXCEED SIX DOLLARS PER DAY AND TO EMPLOY THE NECESSARY STENOGRAPHERS.

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION FIXING THE DAY FOR ADJOURNMENT ON MONDAY NEXT AND THE DAY FOR RECONVENING ON WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY NEXT AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON (THE SENATE CONCURRING).

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION ENTITLED 'REORGANIZATION OF REBEL STATES.'

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION INSTRUCTING THE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY TO REPORT A BILL DECLARING WHO SHALL CALL CONVENTIONS FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF REBEL STATES, AND FURTHER PROVIDING THAT ALL ELECTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF SAID CONVENTIONS OR FOR CHOICE OF PUBLIC OFFICES, STATE AND MUNICIPAL SHALL BE BY BALLOT, UNTIL CONSTITUTIONS OF SAID STATES SHALL HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY CONGRESS.

TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE PLACE ON THE ROLL THE NAMES OF DELEGATES FROM THE SEVERAL TERRITORIES WHOSE CREDENTIALS SHOW PRIMA FACIE THAT THEY WERE DULY ELECTED SUCH DELEGATES.

TO ELECT A CHAPLAIN OF THE HOUSE. BOYNTON VERSUS HEPWORTH. VOTES FOR BOYNTON ARE CODED 1, VOTES FOR HEPWORTH ARE CODED 6, VOTES FOR OTHERS ARE CODED 8.

TO PASS THE RESOLUTION SO AMENDING THE RULES THAT IT WILL BE IN ORDER DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK TO SUSPEND THE RULES BY A VOTE OF 2/3.

TO ELECT A SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE 40TH CONGRESS, S. COLFAX, WHIG, VERSUS S. MARSHALL, DEMOCRAT. VOTES FOR MARSHALL ARE CODED 2, VOTES FOR COLFAX ARE CODED 1.

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT MR. LAWRENCE (OHIO), MEMBER OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE REPORT FROM SAID COMMITTEE THE BILL REFERRED TO SAME PROVIDING FOR REDUCTION OF SALARY OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. (P. 1791-3)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND INTRODUCE H. J. RES. 305 (14 STAT 571, A BILL TO AMEND SECTION FIVE OF AN ACT TO INCREASE DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND FOR OTHER REASONS, APPROVED JUNE 20, 1864. (P. 1725-3)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO CONSIDER S. J. RES. 164, SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE JOINT RESOLUTION TO ENABLE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ADVANTAGES OF THE UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION AT PARIS IN 1867. (P. 1789-3)

TO SUSPEND RULES SO THAT HOUSE MAY IMMEDIATELY PROCEED TO VOTE ON THE QUESTION AS REQUIRED BY THE CONSTITUTION. WILL THE HOUSE ON RECONSIDERATION AGREE TO PASS H. R. 1143 OVER THE PRESIDENTIAL VETO? (P. 1733-2)

TO PASS H. R. 1143. (P. 1733)

TO PASS S. 603 (14 STAT 543, 3/2/1867), A BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF OCEAN MAIL BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. (P. 1781)

TO CONCUR IN REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE ON H.R. 1220. (P. 1735)

TO SUSTAIN A DECISION OF THE CHAIR, THAT A MOTION TO TABLE A MOTION FOR THE SUSPENSION OF THE RULES IS NOT IN ORDER. THE CHAIR'S DECISION CAME DURING DEBATE ON H. R. 1143. (P. 1733-1)

TO TABLE MOTION TO RECONSIDER VOTE BY WHICH HOUSE AGREED TO THE REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ON H. R. 1220. (P. 1735)

TO PASS S. 509 (14 STAT 515), A BILL TO AMEND CERTAIN ACTS REGARDING THE NAVY. (P. 1788)

TO RECEDE FROM ITS DISAGREEMENT WITH SENATE ON S. 204, A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR AN ANNUAL INSPECTION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (P. 1662-2)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO INTRODUCE A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT 10 DAYS FROM PASSAGE OF THIS JOINT RESOLUTION, AN ADDITIONAL DUTY OF 20% OF DUTIES AND RATES OF DUTIES, INCLUDING SPECIFIC AND AD VALORUM RATES NOW IMPOSED BY LAW ON ALL GOODS AND MERCHANDISE IMPORTED INTO UNITED STATES (EXCEPT ON SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, SALT, AND COAL), SHALL BE IMPOSED. (P. 1659-2)

TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT TO H. R. 1220 TO STRIKE OUT THE ENACTING CLAUSE AND INSERT THAT SECRETARY OF TREASURY BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE LOAN CERTIFICATES, BEARING INTEREST AT A RATE NOT EXCEEDING THREE PRECENT PER ANNUM; PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY ON DEMAND. SAID CERTIFICATES MAY BE HELD BY ANY NATIONAL BANK AS PART OF THEIR RESERVE AS PROVIDED FOR IN ACT OF JUNE 3, 1864.

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO PASS A RESOLUTION, RELATING TO TARIFFS ON WOOL AND WOOLENS. (P. 1660-1)

TO SUSPEND RULES AND TO INTRODUCE H. R. 718. (P. 1658-1)

TO SUSPEND RULES SO THAT COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MAY BE DISCHARGED FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF H. R. 718. (P. 1657-3, 1658-1)

TO AMEND H. R. 1184 BY PROVIDING THAT NOT MORE THAT 50% OF FOREGOING PROPOSED APPROPRIATIONS BE EXPENDED DURING YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1868 AND RESIDUE NOT BE EXPENDED UNTIL OTHERWISE ORDERED. (P. 1584-2)

TO PASS S. 501 (14 STAT 426, 3/2/1867), AMENDATORY OF AN ACT TO PROVIDE A TEMPORARY GOVERNMENT FOR MONTANA APPROVED MAY 26, 1864. (P. 1655-2)

TO CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO STRIKE OUT ENACTING WORDS OF H. R. 1184. (P. 1584)

TO PASS H. J. RES. 299, PROVIDING THAT SECRETARY OF NAVY APPOINT BOARD OF THREE OFFICERS TO EXAMINE FACTS CONNECTED WITH LOCATION OF NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS, WITH VIEW TO REMOVING SAME TO LOCALITY MORE ADVANTAGEOUS TO UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT; TO SURVEY AND REPORT TO 40TH CONGRESS ALL FACTS OF HARBOR OF NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT AND NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND AS A LOCATION ADVANTAGEOUS TO BEST PROMOTE THE PUBLIC INTEREST. (P. 1585-2)

TO TABLE H. R. 1184.

TO RECONSIDER VOTE BY WHICH HOUSE REJECTED MR. MC KEE'S AMENDMENT TO H.R. 1161 WHICH PROVIDED TO INCREASE THE PENALTY FROM $100 TO $500 FOR SELLING ANY EMPTY CIGAR BOXES WITHOUT FIRST REMOVING THE STAMP WAS DEFEATED.

TO TABLE A RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE COMMITTEE OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BE AND IS HEREBY INSTRUCTED TO REPORT A BILL CONFERRING THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE WITHIN THE SAID DISTRICT ON ALL FOREIGN-BORN MALE PERSONS OVER THE AGE OF 21 YEARS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO NATURALIZATION UNDER EXISTING LAWS, AND WHO HAVE RESIDED ONE YEAR WITHIN THE DISTRICT AND HAVE DECLARED THEIR INTENTION TO BECOME CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.