ware- land........ ........... ...... ....... 1217 CCCXXXV of Ways and Means to inquire into the murder of two ex Federal soldiers, Henry joint resolution (H. R. No. 270) tendering referred, 2526. Tenure of certain civil offices, bill (S. No. 269) Senate concurrent resolution tendering the, in addition to an act entitled "An act reg- to Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, late Secre- tary of War. in, 3311. Territorial officers, resolution in relation to Thatcher, Rear Admiral H. K., joint resolu- the payment of salaries to, absent from tion (S. R. No. 70) authorizing, to accept their duties–[By Mr. Holbrook, March a decoration from the king of the Ha- ! waiian Islands. received from Senate, 144 ; passed, 362; enrolled, 388. ..........1277, 2429 | Thomas, A. R., bill (H. R. No. 1342) for the adverse report from....... ....4481 relief of-[By Mr. Paine.] bill (H. R. No. 343) repealing a certain por- referred, 3614. tion of an act of the Legislative Assem || Thomas, Caroline E., bill (S. No. 421) grant: bly of Colorado Territory authorizing a ing a pension to. lottery, and to prevent swindling in received from Senate, 1359; referred, 1869; the-[By Mr. Ingersoll.] reported and passed, 3104; enrolled, 3144. read and referred, 331. Thomas, Francis, a Representative from Mary- .2 several acts for organizing certain, of the petitions presented by ...........876, 998, 1999 United States—[By Mr. Loan.] bills introduced by- No. 470—to authorize the building of a railroad from Wasbington city, District of Columbia, to connect with the North- ern Central railroad at or near the State Mullins.) line between Pennsylvania and Mary. land....... .636 In Senate : received from House, 1454; No. 788-to fix the salary of the collector of customs for the district of Annapolis, sold for non-payment of Federal, or under ation of-[By Mr. Bromwell, March 9, No. 1121-to prevent an appropriation therein mentioned from lapsing because of delay in adjustment.................2621 No. 1261-amendatory of an act relating to habeas corpus and to regulate judicial proceedings in certain cases, approved March, 3, 1863..... .8268 referred, 89. ....1644, resolutions submitted by in criminal proceedings to testify in his authorizing Committee on the Judiciary own behalf in any court of the United to continue the inquiries heretofore States held in any State where such ordered by the House concerning pub- privilege is allowed in the courts of lic affairs in Maryland-[December 17, ..... 230 Mr. Peters. ] in reference to the amounts severally due to loyal claimants by the United States for which payment is not now authorized by law, and of providing for the pay. ment thereof by grants of public land- [March 27, 1868].... ...... 2164 authorizing the select committee on the charges against Messrs. Donnelly, Wash- burne, and Butler to employ a clerk- [May 11, 1868].. ...... 2408 reports made by ................. .230, 2812, 3267 motions made by... ....3268 States out of the territory of the State incidental remarks by........1426, 2408, 2409 of-[By Mr. Beaman.) remarks on the resolution in regard to the State government of Maryland... 230, 231 division of the State of, and the admis- sion of the same into the Union-[By on the order of business......... 2541, 2542 on the bill to amend the habeas corpus act............. .... 3267, 3268 bill (H. R. No. 1351) to provide for the on the bill to regulate the duties on cop per pres...... .4485, 4496, 4499 States out of the territory of the State leave of absence granted to .........2103, 2307 of--[By Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania.] Thompson, Hampton, bill (H. R. No. 822) granting a pension to-[By Mr. Perham.] bill (8. No. 417) to amend an act proposing reported and passed, 1449 ; passed Senate to the State of, the establishment of her with amendments, 3340; concurred in, northern and western boundaries, &c., 3397; enrolled, 3411 ; approved, 3731. and to establish a territorial government In Senate : received from House, 1403; re. ferred, 1464; reported, 1669; passed with received from Senate, 3762 ; passed, 4490; amendment, 3322; agreed to by House, enrolled, 4496. 3389; enrolled , 3389. Thanks of Congress, joint resolution (H. R. Thompson, Major James B., bi!l (H. R. No. No. 135) tendering, to Major General W. 17) for the relief of, of Perrysville, Juni- ata county, Pennsylvania-[By Mr. Mil- ler.) joint resolution (H. R. No. 307) tendering, reported adversely, 4001. to Captain D. W. McDougal-[By Mr. Thurnick, Major A. S., bill (H. R. No. 920) Archer.] for the relief of-[By Mr. Stokes.] referred, 1900. referred, 2457. ........ referred, 2526. ter ...... Mr. Cobb.] .............1502 CCOXXXVI 'Tibbetts, Samuel, bill (H. R. No. 396) for the Townsend's Historical Record, resolution in. Treasury Department - Continued. stracting Committee on the Library to in. resolution calling for the names and occupa. tions of all the officers of the, against Mr. Ferriss, April 30, ferred, or who may have been recom- 1868.] mended by the Commissioner of Internal of Jnly, 1867, and the action taken in each case-[By Mr. Logan, January 28, 1868. ] agreed to, 806. ted States except as provided for in the resolution inquiring the number of general and special agents in the, their compen. sation, &c.-[By Mr. Van Wyck, Feb- ruary 26, 1868.] objected to, 1451. reported and recommitted, 371; reported Ar... 4500 calling for information concerning removals of clerks in-[By Mr. Mullins, June 1, printed, 508'; motion to reconsider, 538; 1868.] ......... 184 objected to, 2010, 2752; referred, 3759. bill (H. R. No. 1189) authorizing the Sec- retary of the, to sell at public auction certain property of the United States at Mackinaw, in the State of Michigan- referred, 2935. abrogation of the reciprocity treaty, &c.- resolution in reference to appointments and removals in the-[By Mr. Allison, June 29, 1868.] resolution for printing ten thousand copies agreed to, 5588. of the report of the Secretary of the Treasurer, Assistant, bill (H. R. No. 238) to Treasury in reference to the, since the abólish the office of, of the United States, abrogation of the reciprocity treaty- authorized by act of Congress, approved [By Mr. Ingersoll, March 31, 1868. ] March 3, 1863—[By Mr. Newcomb.] referred, 90. referred, 2232 Treaties, resolution in reference to the execu- resolution for printing extra copies of the tion of, with foreign nations - [By Mr.“ letters of the Secretary of the Treasury, dated March 30 (Ex. Doc. No. 240) and Spalding, December 12, 1867.] May 14, 1868, together with the reports referred, 153. of Xr. George W. Brega upon-[By Mr. bill (H. R. No. 923) to restore to certain parties their rights under the, and laws of the United States-[By Mr. John- son.] referred, 1900; reported and recommitted, 2592. bill (H. R. No. 1270) to provide for the pub. lication of the, and laws of the United States in the States of California, Ne. vada, and Oregon, and in the Territories ferred, 3119; reported, 3900; passed, of Washington, Idaho, and Montana- [By Mr. Cavanaugh.] referred, 3164. upon... 20, 53, 129, 134, 153, 162, 264, 314, Treaties with Indian tribes-see Indian Lands. 332, 361, 506, 566, 644, 691, 801, 806, Treaty, joint resolution (H. R. No. 257) de. 861, 890, 970, 1053, 1116, 1293, 1302, claring that it is inexpedient for this Gov. 1448, 1449, 1707, 1771, 2070, 2306, ernment to enter into a, with any for- 2307, 2310, 2354, 2865, 2366, 2511, eign Power which tends to discriminate 2528, 2569, 2571, 2752, 3377,3588, 4055 against the manufactures or productions 210, 287, 833, 358, 363, 433, 541, 736, in any part of the United States, and give such foreign Power an undue advantage 784, 805, 806, 844, 893, 943, 944, 977, over the industry of our country-[By 1019, 1050, 1160, 1185, 153), 1632, Mr. Miller.] 1689, 1692, 1774, 1793, 1847, 1934, referred, 2406. 1938, 2071, 2082, 2108, 2109, 2133, || Treaty-making power discussed in Committee 2199, 2227, 2232, 2236, 2298, 2008, of the Whole. 2324, 2330, 2331, 2332, 2335, 2348, remarks by- 4136 Mr. Mullins........ 3063, 3202, 3397, 3462, 3476, 3552, 3613, 3616, 3657, 3658, 3804, 4380 Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania....... 4136 Mr. Williams, of Pennsylvania.....4136 resolution in reference to the-[By Mr. Del- lation to sale of lots at Waterford, Penn. ano, June 30, 1868.] sylvania ...... .....693 referred, 8616. 1301 .2 inclosing an estimate of cost of the United petitions presented by .............9, 490, 1054 States court-house, &c., at Des Moines, bill introduced by-, 1476, 2005 No. 385--to appropriate money for rebuild- ing the Tennessee blind-school building, 473 1484 joint resolution introduced by-- elative to the erection of an assay office No. 109--authorizing the Secretary of War in Idaho......... .1769 to audit and pay the elaim of Robert T. Kirkpatrick, a loyal citizen of Nashville, Secretary Cooper....... 2081 Tennessee. inclosing the address of the Chamber of resolution submitted by- Commerce of Geneva, Switzerland, 2298 on repealing the tax on the circulation of in relation to appointments........ 2330 State banks-[January 28, 1868).....806 motions made by.. manufactures ..38836 remarks on the bill relating to land grants in relation to tonnage duties on Spanish to southern railroads...... 13883 leave of absence granted to........ 1908, 1682 see......... Iowa......... .89 ..1567, 2533 .889 ..2828, bill ....... Trimble, Lawrence Sa resolation that the Trowbridge, Rowland E., a Representative Upson, Charles, a Representative from Mich- igan-Continued. bills introduced by ......637 ..97 No. 494-making an appropriation for the for printing the agricultural report for improvement of Saugatuck harbor, in the State of Michigan.... .......637 .403, No. 495-making appropriation for the 1184, 2582, 3063, 3724, 4062, 4063, 4264 improvement of the harbor of St. ...3953 incidental remarks by... .. 210, 720, Joseph and the harbor of South Haven, 2441, 8295, 3375, 3538, 3597, 3655, 4468 in the State of Michigan...............637 the 473 on the civil appropriation bill, 1474, 2001 falo, in the State of Michigan.........779 .... 736 .... 2612 ....... 779 3050, 3064, 3073, 3114 Brown..... ........ 1083 4000 Cold Water, Michigan, to Flint, in the State of Indiana.......... ...... 1083 3064, 3616, 3723 No. 1188-making an appropriation for ....3165 the President of the United States, in .....3200 .. 2935 738 on the Kentucky election (case of McKee No. 1357-making an appropriation to vs. Young)...... ...... 3375 reimburse the city of Washington for property of the General Government in .........803 3724 .........8757 southern railroads..... 807, 811, 814, 975 Truax, George, bill (H. R. No. 256) granting instructing Committee on Commerce to Young Brown) ..............895, 944, 945 H, first regiment Virginia volunteers-[By ing Saugatuck harbor, at the mouth of the Kalamazoo river, in the State of ....... 1019, 1021 2909; passed Senate, 4304; enrolled, 4434; in relation to the appointment of civil officers in the States lately in rebel- ........... 1194 In Senate : received from House, 2925; re- lion--[January 6, 1868]..............331 as a Representative from the first dis- 1425, 1905 862 that the oath of office be administered to from the first district in Kentucky- [January 7, 1868] penses in prosecuting his claim to a seat a Representative from Missouri- [July 20, 1868]..... .4233, 4254 report made by.. ...362 motions made by .832, 452, 830, 898, 979, 1115, 1161, 1450, 1774, 1901, 2328, 2906, 2971, 3199, 8294, 3310, 3327, 3477, 3625, 3722, 2786, 3883 .988 691, 694, 1012, 1451, 1683, 1703, 1706, 2071, 2198,2328, 2407, 2408, 2409, 2471, 2527, 2569, 2649, 3061, 3202, 3525, 3555, 4001, 4131,4227 tion of United States mails by railroad on the Kentucky election (case of Symes .3364 companies 362, vs. Trimble). 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452 jail......... 863 sub-Treasury in the city of Boston, 1712 incidental remarks by........ 1085, 1861, 2288 on the bill granting a pension to Eliza J. 735 1133, 3702 on the bill granting pensions to the soldiers 1482 on the civil appropriation bill..... of 1812.... ........899 .......2 during call of the House.........3416, 3455 Young Brown)........902, 937, 944, 1161 ...2291, 2505 on the resolution authorizing the Secre- cases.. ,992 the relief of-[By Mr. Woodward.] on drawing for seats...... 1043, 1044, 1085 on Rock Island bridge resolution...... 1087 ......... 779 1110, 1112, 1115, 1141, 1253 on the bill granting a patent to Charles G. Prge ing a pension to--[By Mr. Farnsworth.] on the Kentucky election (case of Samuel 1297 of sailors 1459, 1476, 1479, 1481, 1486 as Carter, jr .............. ...... Butler) act.......... (See Appendix.) September.... leigh, July 7, 1868.] from Michigan.......... bills introduced by- of Michigan No. 183 granting an increase of pension Upright, Eliza? Ann; bill (1. R. No. 695) grant- ........ 1179 ............. 1194 CCCXXXVIII Upson, Charles, a Representative from Mich igan-Continued. remarks on the articles of impeachment, 1619 on the Tennessee election (case of R. R. Butler)..... 1690, 1691 on questions relating to impeachment, 1683 on the bill for the relief of James C. Sloo, .2025 on the bill for the relief of J. S. Cun: ningham ....... .2321, 2323 on the order of business......... 2328, 3345 on the Alta Vela resolution..............2345 on the joint resolution to regnlate the freigbt tariff on the Pacific railroad, 2421 on the bill to admit North Carolina, &c.... ..... 2151 on the resolution asking Senate for a copy of the impeachment proceedings... 2530 on the case of Charles W. Woolley, a recusant witness..... .2541, 2668, 2669, 2672, 2945, 2946 on the joint resolution to supply docu. nients to the national asylums...... 2634 during call of the House.... 2648 on the Kentucky election (case of McKee vs. Young) .2773, 3333, 3372, 3373, 3374 on the bill to confirm certain claims in Yosemite valley........ 2816 on the tax bill (H. R. No. 1060)...... 2845, 2853, 2018, 2993, 3039, 3139 on the bill relating to pension...........2875 on the resolution in relation to the clerks' twenty per cent........... 2936, 2937, 3165 on the bill to admit Arkansas... 2938 on the river and harbor bill......3210, 3211 on the bill to regulate immigrant ships, 3272 on the tax bill (H. R. No. 1284)......3494, 3525, 3537, 4089 on the bill distributing the rewards for the captare of Jefferson Davis...........3763, 3764, 3929, 3030, 3934, 3935, 3937 leave of absence granted to...... .2233, 4382 Utah, the Territory of, bill (H. R. No. 202) to create the office of surveyor general for, and establish a land office in said Terri. tory, and extend the homestead and preemption laws over the same-[By Mr. Hooper, of Utah.] referred, 6,11; reported, 2813; passed, 2814; passed Senate with amendments, 3928 ; concurred in, 4090; enrolled, 4131; ap proved, 4217. In Senate: received from House, 2857; referred, 2860; referred anew, 3629; reported, 3733 ; passed with amendinents, 3874; agreed to by House, 4095; enrolled, 4096. bill (H. R. No. 203) for the admission of Deseret into the Union-[By Mr. Hooper, of Utah.] referred, 6. bill (S. No. 576) relating to the district courts of. V. temporary supplying of, in the Executive Departments. substitute reported and passed with amend. ate, 4302; enrolled, 4306. remarks by Mr. Boutwell,3765,4062,4183,4184,4135 .4260 ..4261 4259, 4260 Vacancies, bill (S. No. 352)-Continued. Van Aernam, Henry, a Representative from New York--Continued. 4134, 4135 resolution submitted by— to inquire whether the Pension Bureau Mr. Pomeroy.. .4259, cannot be reorganized so as to promote 4260, 4261, 4262, 4263, 4295 the efficiency and economy of its adminMr. Welker....... 4260, 4261 istration-[February 12, 1868)...... 1127 reports made by ...........592, 735, 736, 1012, yeas and nays on the ......... .4135, 4295 1043, 1450, 3104, 3105, 3327, 3524, 3896 Van Aernam, Henry, a Representative from motions made by...... 592, 735, 786, New York ......... ......... 2 1042, 1043, 1450, 3104, 3105, 3327, 3896 peticions presented by, 62, 490,592, 649, 1117, remarks on the bill granting a pension to 1308, 1759, 2387, 2416, 2827, 3598, 4396 Sarah Hackleman.... 3524 bills introduced by on the river and harbor bill. ....... 3564 No. 412--for the relief of John McManus, leave of absence granted to, 1906, 2412, 3364 of Chautauqua county, New York...474 Van Auken, Daniel M., a Representative from No. 464--10 establish a post route from Pennsylvania ... 2 Little Valley to Randolph, New York, bills introduced by 636 No. 536---for the establishment of a post No. 463-to amend an act for the relief route from Damascus, via West Damasof certain drafted men, approved Feb. cus and New Albany, to Philadelphia, ruary 28, 1867........... ....635 778 No. 613-making an appropriation for the No. 1065—to establish a post road...2457 completion of the improvements of the incidental remarks by..... 2310, harbor at Dunkirk, New York........934 2498, 2649, 2650 No. 736-extending a post route from remarks on the resolution reported for the Chapelsburg to Humphrey's Centre, impeachment of the President...... 1398 Cattaraugus county, New York .....1216 (See Appendix.) .2304 No. 876--to extend the provisions of the on the tax bill (H. R. No. 1060), 8042, 3070 acts of July 22, 1861, and July 28, 1866, leave of absence granted to... .2308, 2329, 3089, 3730 No. 456-granting a pension to the minor | Vanderbilt, resolution inquiring what service children of Pleasant Stoops...........592 the United States steamship, is employed No. 5:22-granting a pension to W. W. in, where stationed, and the present eon: Cunningham ...... .735 dition of the hull and machinery of said No. 524-granting a pension to Austin M. vessel--[By Mr. Taber, January 22, 1868.] Partridge.... .....735 agreed to, 687. No. 523--granting a pension to James S. Van Gilder, Esther C. C., bill (H. R. No. Todd ...... 736 1395) granting a pension to, widow of No. 612-granting a pension to William Charles F. Van Gilder, deceased, late 8 Chamberlain, a soldier of the war of private in company M, first regiment Ver. 1812. ...... .934 mont heavy artillery volunteers-[By Mr. No. 609-granting a pension to the widow Miller.] and children of Myron Wilklow.....1042 reported and passed, 3891 ; passed Senate, No. 670--granting a pension to the widow 4395; enrolled, 4435; approved, 4497. and children of Andrew Holman... 1042 In Senate: received from House and reNo. 671-granting a pension to the widow ferred, 3917; reported, 4197 ; passed, of Henry Kaneday ... ....... 1042 4368 ; enrolled, 4443. No. 672-granting a pension to the widow Van Hoffman, L. A. & Co., bill (H. K. No. and minor children of Charles W. Wil. 912) to authorize the payment of the 1042 claim of William H. Newman & Co. and, No. 673-granting a pension to Saffrona C. of New York city-[By Mr. Taber. ] Phelps, widow of John S. Phelps... 1042 referred, 1900. of William S. Hamlin ................. 1043 York 719, 815, and child of Cornelius L. Rice..... 1043 980, 1142, 2332, 2387, 2686, 2810, 2827 No. 676-granting a pension to Thomas bills introduced byConnolly ....1043 No. 314--to amend section eleven of the supplemental pension act approved June 229 No. 827--granting a pension to Ann Wil. No. 791- for the relief of the beirs of 1450 No. 829--granting a pension to Mrs. Susan Captain Joshua Chamberlain, deceased, 1418 of a ship.canal around the Falls of ....3104 Niagara..... No. 1246-granting a pension to the widow No. 1363-granting a pension to Emily B, and minor chiluren of Hiram Hitch Bidwell, widow of Brigadier General cock.... .......3104 ....3758 joint resolution introduced by ...3104 No. 216—to authorize the Secretary of No. 1248--granting a pension to Elizabeth War to place at the disposal of the Lin; Richardson..... .3104 coln Monument Association damaged No. 1249-granting a pension to Margaret C. Long...... and captured ordnance....... .3105 resolutions submitted byNo. 1250---granting a pension to James calling for information relative to the har .....3105 bor at Wilson, Niagara county, New No. 1251-granting a pension to Charles Hamstead York, and the propriety of making an ....3105 No. 1252-granting a pension to the chil. appropriation for the improvement of dren of Garrett W. Freer...... said harbor-[February 26, 1868]... 1449 ....3105 in relation to the Niagara ship-canalNo. 1406-granting a pension to Patrick Collins... [July 7, 1868].... .8896 report made by....... No. 1407-grunting a pension to John motions made by...... 1044, 1451, 2289, 4092 Gridley....... ........3896 No. 1409-granting a pension to Asa F. incidental remarks by........1188, 1450, 2570 Holcomb remarks on the resolution allowing ......8896 to two committees... cox is... 229 son...... 1418 1450 Rooney... ....4259 & clerk .....813 CCCXXXIX New York-Continued. resolutions submitted by- ..134 ....636 inquiring the reasons for the exemption Ohio, via Clarksburg and Greenland, in the payment of the special tax-[De- 162 .4140 No. 1262--granting a pension to Wesley requesting the Commissioner of Internal .2937 .3164 Revenue to revoke the permit hereto- tled to a seat in this House as a Repre- Benedum, widow of N. Benedum, 3164 Asylum for Disabled Soldiers from the A. Fry 3164 [January 22, 1868].............. 691 in reference to the cost of the arrest and .... 784 .2 cured by a pledge of United States timore and New York city receive for bonds, and to provide for the circula- the transportation of the mails $100 ...91 per mile more than first class roads, like the New York and Erie-[Febru- ary 26, 1868].... ....... 1449 .2751 1151 ..890, directing the Secretary of the Treasury 2021, 2227, 2570, 2751, 4494 to suspend work on the new clock and 172, 175, 177 New York city until he reports to this .... 1083 on the supplementary reconstruction bill House the estimated expense of the same-[February 27, 1868)...........1435 1177 the rights of American citizens abroad, proposed post office and court-house building in the city of New York- 1043 [March 6, 1868]... 1707 for printing extra copies of the report of 1393 the Committee on Retrenchment on whisky frauds--[March 13, 1868), 1869 inquiring why the members of the eighty. fourth regiment of New York volun- 1800, 1801, 1803, 1805, 2311 teers, who served three years, are al- 2152, 2453 lowed only fifty dollars additional bounty-[March 26, 1868]........... 2137 2570 in relation to the sale of the iron elads Oneota and Catawba-[May 8, 1868], recusant witness... ......2588, 2669, 2702 directing the Committee for the District .2977 of Columbia to inquire into the expe- diency ot' requiring the Georgetown and ter, jr..... 3131 Washington Railroad Company to run their cars at greater speed-[May 14, 2457 1868]...... in reference to the imprisonment of Aineri. can citizens abroad-[June 25, 1868), act........ 3223 in relation to the absence of the United on reconstruction.... 4063 States consul at Panama-[July 24, 1868]....... 4427 on the Indian appropriation bill......4304, 4305, 4306 ..1829 leave of absence granted to, 2233, 3658, 3981 motions made by 162, 1303, 2361, 2400 .1183, 1771, .2364 .89 2130, 2137, 2409. 3223, 3477, 3554 2684, petitions presented by .........876, 1250, 1693 remarks on the Gettysburg asylum gist enter: bills introduced by- prise.... 506 No. 449--authorizing the Secretary of the on the joint resolution to provide for the Treasury to change the name of the ship examination of distillery meters ....422, 429, 430, 445 2815, 2816 No. 634-making a grant of land to the on the Dubuque and Sioux City railroad 570 aid in the construction of a certain rail. on the bill for the sale of the arsenalgrounds road in Nebraska .............. ......... 778 at St. Louis... ..... 716 No. 761—to construct a wagon-road from on the bill to incorporate the Washington West Point, in the county of Orange, Target-Shooting Association........ ...830 State of New York, to Cornwall Land- ing, in said county. ........... 1217 cutting screws..... 1179, 1180, 1182, 1183 No. 894-10 reduce the expenses of the on the Army appropriation bill.0... 1280, Government ........ 1760 s 1283, 1284, 1285, 1286, 1302, 1303 on the resolution concerning contracts of No. 105—authorizing the Comptroller of the Post Office Department -.. 1295 2 the Currency to revoke the order ap. ot on the naval appropriation bill..........1328 1481, pointing a receiver to take charge of on the civil appropriation bill 191galaiகதம்மா 1608, 1510 . 1619 on the articles of impeachmenti... captured 2400 merce 323) case... the ...... ....2645 162, bills introduced by- .... 89 |