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Ik. A IK III, i. I Ml TIIK NATIONAL REPUBLICAN THE NATIONAL I.KPUBLICAI, Ob hi thr TTTiir --a-'- fVWH S.TV: fc Itftniiitgnl iffii-K) kkWlAAkkaiAAV inlti (.1 iT-. I i.i aw-int TtStAXhliHT OR TUB INTERIOB, 9 warna Brana Fatsav Orrtoa, ltaaa ul BtTlkif.aMB.rai Mlfc'HWjJIIf' tmunwMiw iniUi IlilHbl IMnaaltatlaUala SexsSSJSSA nmiYPKvrm hssvr aWtj.aika4.a im tftllM zrijarfm mmmm mwwf yn TVHtaRrkBNT'OV'THB INTKaiOB, MM ti i avIImJ iti ihaulAtMtlttoB Im heard at tt VftUal Mm MOID AT, 14 day December ant, HiiriMfl SB. I UlMIWII wuim i fiwi, Man iwnnr U71 vwni hU3u(u.

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far irT' tkaM.raat4.aaal,waktt Ukw plan IMUlk aaarj la. Mh.1 OaUr aroiDIT, taaSuk Uj acowaMr IW mtn iw.B.f iiim va- Maa.aiua'iHaaai.1 Sfk.a.,W.tol' raraaaa oppa.tif IM aataailoa ara naalrM I flla la tka rataal otaa IkaU Mlaatlua, art fortk la" fMlai al UaalaMli laia kWIn Ik.laj kaartai aUyuAiaaarii4 ir dikar paHr, to to aaat al Ik. all WrlM, aail to lakaa aa4 taaaallt4 la amr4. aaM.wllk CM, nua at. Ua wlU to fu.

Hatoa applwallaa -VapaalUna M4 rtMr aaaara. nlWi apoa toU aaaap, naMMIIa41alMaaa.taaraip4apatol.MlM 4ap al kaarlaa tka araaalata, aa7( wllala lam lapl aftaraUaataatolllaaar. Orlan, alao, tkat lklaarilM to pakllakal lalka aMlHaaw 14 IM lmUlfl0ttMr, Waaklaptoa. 0. aa4 la Ik.

raraaoal Sturnal, Wlalaor.T.raaal, aaa awarmtkrtraaNMjtr.rartailMlTtefaal4 pat UaalklM la al Mart alxlp lapa pMrlMa axtkluaap 0nmlMioitr rtiu. MTUlUH.fitUibOT.MiriWiU plMWTr. 4w4mi1 U-trbUl. tU KUit 0tewltk P.pr tuAtmc tu mw lViryw TKFABTUKN'l OF-TUB INTE1U0B, 1 Ubitid 8titm PiTirr Orrios, WAmnroif, Hot. IMe.

0 IkafMtttlo of Rotwjrt WUdltl. of LtTtrDool. KlM- iJoof drtftt DrUkU, prtytif forth tiUitlo of mtwtcnatati to kin tin fib l.yf IBM. uli rJitliM AsrUtT. lSUp4AldU4U EuIuAlhO 24 Of Kink, 1U9, for BtJelir Sllda TtvlTMOf lMinIiliu, for mtii jr.

frost thts vtntlOB of tiid wklth Wkoo 1m tko i7ih 4 fi 1. tritMo ikll lk td iHu.Ioa kura at tar nwi onto OB uaiiiiiH 1MB aj-of vivnsr7 aaifcUiporttaaaja oUl4t h8W If "7 taor why tat4 pa- i MOM JU aoCU puM. rttaaBawpotBj xtaaaloBar roalr4 to It la UaVaUal 0i4 Ikolr at)Mtloaa, iBMlallT forth ta vrltUf at kartlawttfr kafoM Ua 4ay af ktwUi All taattaioBT by olthkr party, to bm4 at tk atiXbaaitaf.limatM iakBaa4traaamltt41aaaar4 a.wUkliarmJ4of tka wklik vlU bo fu-tiahaaTaOi ippUeattoa. Jitaliaiaa4 atarHrra, rUa4 aa taaUl aoay. aiait bo 1U4 la th qtlao awtUy tiTi hafor tk liAy-aC aoartBff tk arfamaau.

wltklav aofloa'b yahllak4 1a 'aUntJioiurJ fk Waaklaaioa, X. aa4 la th Tork, Jfav Totk.a woakfortkrao laaoMalT waakii tka Aral aaI4 tkUadlM laV alxts, Java raloaa to th V.tl41traof tka0T ravUl aUaaoMpy, Utl aaa4Ulr kUla I Ik. faUal 010 Wttk a apr ooatalalag lata Botto. qrvKPARTUKiNT OF THK JNTEUIOB, II. ffpCaiTBa Br.TBf FataiT Ornoa.

3 Wl.araaToi, October 1B7 oathl Mtniaf BokortW. Aa4rwa.f MaVaMvlU. Cobb praylaf for th aztaaitoaof avaiat(raaU4 to Bin oa IB isia ar oi iiwa, ir aa inyrT vkik-fc OmataUa th Ia4If far aavaa yaara froav thaiplratloa pataat, wVltk Uka os tho ISttt day of Jaoaary, 1M7, Jt thai thoaaU paUUoak hoar at Uil pa-eVoa JCQSDAT. lh Slit 4ay of pwuaW BOSaUOVia f'MHIR IMtUttfNH W9 IVUIVf III appear aa4 -how oaa.a, If aay thty hay. P.whf Ml4f Uaioa oagai mot (raaaon, oBatBaT lh xtaauaa ara raBlx4 1 11a la tka PavUaYida.

thalaT iiblaattoao. aMMdUll ui tarth la vrltiafp at laaat twmty 4ay baf.ra tha ay hoarlac i l4ilaia.yal4 hy Uar parly.t ttoaaod at tk aald bUkaaad lraaiaiUU4 la aaooriaao witai a raiaa oi wua wui iarBo oa applUattoa, a. oai aa4 otbar mnii. roll! iki a tattl DplUoBB aa4 otkar paparo, roll apoa a Ut BMay.MBftbJlUlaUeaeattwmip7ihfM 4ay of kaarlait tho ariiB.aata.il aay. wlthla tm 4 afUvtllialhataitlmoar.

1 rT a ia dy J.o4ok4, Blw.UaVt tkl aotte pakUak4 la tk Im. tnucAMni aa ta, tho Covrant, Uartford, Coak cat a waak fof tkro aaoaoaalT woaki tho rat el a14 pabllaatloao to at laaat ality cart prtrlau to th day of hoarlag, T. C. THIAKI1. CoaaaUaaloaai rauaia.

'Fl. Kdltoti of tk akora vaMravill ubt. 4 oiadtkalrkUU to tk rUat Offaao, WlU a papat ataUlai uaataia vmiiwiw OF THK INTEUIOB, M. US1TI9 STATU raTBJIT UiriCI, a WiiainoTOir, Oet 19, ISM, Oa IhaaiuUtlaa of Uartar Harah. of Labaaoa.

Haw Uampihlro, pray I or for tha axttaaloa of a pataal fraatad to hi tbaUtkdayof Jana, bb lm BrTaatal la Hop Haada, (or Tayoail from th ipl railaa, 014 pataat. whlok tahaa plaoaoa th liik day oriaao, iHT! 1 lltoordaroitaattao aald poUtlo ba hoard al tho Tat! 0a oa MONO AT, th 30th day of My Boat, at IS olok jaadatl poraosa ara aotllad to ilMHlwd Kkow aa. If amy thty hT. why aald poU tua o4 ht at to iraatod. ParMBf oppoalaa; tho sUat.OB ar raaIrd to 11 la Iki Faiarft 0bm tkatr obiaaUoaa.

BDaalailv aal fank la wrttUf at laaat ttvufy dara bafor tho day of kaarlar allaamoayllad by atthor party, to boaaad at th Bajatriaa, Willi aaaaaa aaiHfa IB aaDtfa aaoo wltk too ralaa of th 08,90, wklak wlU bo far- rOfakarl aailllaailOB papoaUioaa aad alkav papara, roUad apoa aa taall oar, -moat ilad la Iba one Kxnly dar baforo tk doyafbaarlBf ithaariamaatiplf aay, wlthla fandaya aurdUaitbtiUmoar. Ordarad, alao, thai tMa aottaa ba pabUahad la th SlPnU0i aad lb National InUlUgtnMr, waahlag oa, P.a.aad latho OroaU mat a Fr Lab aaoa, Haw HaopahU, oaea awaak for thra anaoaaalr woakaf tho trat of aatd pobllealioaa bo at loaat alaty aj. a Comblailoaar of fataala. Editor of lb kbT paptrawlU plaaao oopy, aaaaaaaiaairputaioui rana. ooatalalag thla BoUao Qflc wltk a papar of-iiwav QMl- AN1)W00D.

A laptrlor lot ol C0AI, oi all klali, a' Ik. kl a.ol; 117, bow bail aal' at lb. low.at marbat prlM.) IISPLIKQ ADD iroYE WO0U ppan4 la lb. bail miliar, or' la lb. atlak, drllttrid io aap par) WOOD III 0OAL TAKD, xssctas OOwAOf 'euM ft' MtoM4M Maria fc akAealaaasaaar HMliniiMiikkik' iM IM tar tt Dnniii, Jim i hi aa iapr.taa.ai ia.

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ul MBMiutu. win .1 l.4 HUM ImiJm4' UUofwkUk will J4 lk.Ml4l.r ul Imii sAiiB ia vala.f Im.L kl lUUlMTI IM TtMknMlMWlllMtMllfMlo Will IWllHlUl kll.wM (itlliMul MmII of IM Aiylaa. Itrlif IM tor. A4U VM14MM IMrMB, axMll la. MM WMntMr MMtfkalUM 4ip.a4.lt pan, nu uu mi airli ntptilM im IInkUm tm "umpUmVim 1jI.

wtlik. ilrLUr aAiurr. ak IMI mabu AifldM W.r. lartilasBrlatT art Mlntl iaaattaaat will al all UaH n.ldlr a.iay oavaraaraM amiary craaaaaaai. XTfratntArfOB oowpahum- TyTAipNP AND FffiB 1NSUBAN0B MITaOrOLITAit llnalPTCl C0MTAIT X.

101 Biomwil, Saw Toil. 0AIB KtUIOH S0LLAU. Tkla Caapaap laaarai, al aalloaarr ratoa af pr ntaa.afalaitaUKAMXa'Ul 1BLAS0 KATIOATOI lUn.aCABao al lUiaiT; ala. Bfalail Uaa a 4.aa.ab7 71U. or raikUDklljlAI PAID II 00LD, L0MU wtlt lUrAID UT HOLD, Tka Mfaral lMaraHr atakal Ik.

aal prolU wllkaat iMOrrU up llakllllr, ar, la Uia Ikaraat, at Ikalrapllaa, a Ulam iimobbi apaa ta. praaiaa. All feaaM atalUklp a4Jaiu4 Ul puapUr1 pall. torlp BlrUa.J, ImUmI Jaaaarr 1M4, IWkTTT.f IT TO 9IIT jAKBi MI aWAK, FraallMl. SOBUT CftlaTOtl sVPIU.Jr.,iTlaa Itoa'L Jaaajii a.xv,,jNinr nmvTaWY CRAKLU Klffa.

Aaaat (Ma Waakla. lea lalllUl, raaaaplnaU it. Taat alraal. Ja'r DKPAETMENT OF THE INTEBI0B, rjalTie 8TATM faTBlT Oraioa, WJI10T0, Ott im. ua laa paniLB ot VHm w.

awawa, ar mhwii lkaaBlMal.aarnapal.al graaul to kla IM lap aT P.kra.rr, lUa, kal nlMaal fak raarr la, lUI, aal apala aM.ol iapl.ab.r II XHQ. la lr.JltUloaa.aa Mar ah wklak jaaUaato la aaw aral br.Tln oa aaabara 10M.I OW. lOJi aid 1019, for taprotuiaal la aatd Italian, for aaraa fmn rna Ikaaaplrailoaaf aaU auaak, wklak lakaa plaa iiuihiijii fa.taarz. II la ordan4lkitlb.ul4 paillloato turd al Ik. ralaal Olt.

MORPAT, Ik. tlal 4ap af Jaaaar7 Mil, at Ua'alaak a. aal all panaaa an aMlltd I. appaar aaa iuwmih, 11 bt patltlaa aakt aal to to iraila4. tiadit tk.

axuiiica in naalrad to II. la IM Patoat Olaa Iktlr ablaallaaa, ipaalallp aat forlb la wrlUai, al laail I vtaf diri Mfar. lb. 4.7 af baarlaf all M.Umoij Hal b7 altbar pirlr. to ba at IM tun atanar.

am v. aaaa wltk IM rait, of IM wklik wUI to fir alikalaaappUaaUoa tfenAatUAaaM. alk.t BIMTI. tallal B10B tottl' ateap. Bill Hal IM omaa Ivaaly 4.t a tofon Ik.

4.7 kwrlacl IM arf aaaiu. If U7, wllala (ta 417a afmallBiUaltatlaoaT. OrlarM, alao, tbat tbla aotlaa to pabllabal la tha u41atkaarMUCoirafy Patriot, Vrl.nU., llllaola, ml waak far lana aaaaaalT. walk. I lb.

Inl af MM HHM iaanaiaira.ya j-iow tkalipofatirtax. 1. 0. TBIlJtIB, caaalauaaar ar raaaata. p.

af tka atova aaaara will alaua aoay. ailatil tbalr kUUUUa PaUal 01m wltk a parar aaatalalat lai. aatiaa. TVEPABTUKNT OF THE INTERIOB, XJ CpmaBTaTiaFalrlaTOrricB, Wimtini, (M. tt.

law. OA tka BMltlaa of Joka Janal Kaw Tart, praplal, fat Ik. of a palaa ktaA Ia Mmhtirtnaivar jiaaarT. 1104. aaa rail aaai ik.Kb 4.7 Jalr, lSU.a.l aiala taluaaA on Iba 1Mb dip of April, Ilia, la all Almlaaa.

aaatonl dlrlifoii Mlaa. al.a aaw prapad for, foraalaptalaaMtlaaUaklaaa foa IWllap Boau ul Bkaaa, for aaraa paan BikttJ aapvarloa af aald pataal, wklak lakaa plat, aa IM 171k 4ir or 7.11117, nil 1 liUarlaaaA IMI uaaall palUloa to Marl at tka rataaOaaa.a9XPAT,IMlltka7af Jaaaar7, 1M7, alii aiIoak, a ui all paraoal ara aotllad to appaar ul ikarr aapiiap raraeu apaoatif tka aitaaaloa an raqilraa ta 111 la i. Paint naaa tb.fr afatMtlo.L leaalallv atl fartk ta wrltlaf al laail Irarafp dap. tofon Ik. dip af Marian all toallaupUMIl7altMr pHUVMto aj.4 allb.

aaia aainaff, aaii am i.a hwwihiw uh wltk iba ralaa af IM aaaa, wblak will far aliMl aa appUaatloa. riMutilABt Btk.v aiMra. rall BB.B toltl aoif, am Hal la tka olaa fiaraly dan tofara Ika d7 of kurlif I tbo arcaaaala, If up, wlula laa 4l7i anar Buac laa Maaawar. Ordarad, alao, tkat tu. aallaa to pabllab.4 la tha Inninll aal tka aMIUptaotr, Wukliitaa, D.

0. ik r4ti tf Tmh. on. a 1HI far Una iimaalta waato I Ika Irat of aal4 pabllaaUou la law BUU7 aaTa prarioa. i2VW5" Caaalaalosar af PaUala.

a Bjit.a at ika ba. Moan will alaua aoar. aaa' Mid Ibatr klllt to tka Filial 0n wltk a aipr aaatalalag tkla aattaa. TIBOFOBALS FOB FUBNI8HINO pkxsh m. Ornci Diroi Comuiir, I Vai Haiiai.

Dll S.1M1 I B.al.1 propaiala, la daplluta, will to naalyai bp laa aaaaraiiaaa.aaMi iv a.w, v- tiA nth di rjaaambir. 1M4. for faralib. lap Ip aaalriol, aal.r toa4a, PBJU1I B11P to Ua IroVpa, aaplapaaa. At llllloiad al Port Moirot, Clap HaallloB.

Yoiktowa aad Xarfolk, forila aoatbi, aaaatailaf Jaaaarr 1M7, aad aidlif IBH3J. IM7 Tba Baal to to af a pool, wboliioai, alrbilikli 0WIH7, dtllttrtd la aaoal praportloaa of ton aad qurlir aaat (aaaki, tbaaka aa4 Hilar inlaw to ka aalada4) at lb( Coaaluar7 bnubtr llaUl at Pail Moarao ul Coaaltaar7iUra al Norfolk, al talk tlaaa aaa la aata aaiiimai ai aaj a. rattaira. 07 laliae. aid will k.

lablMl to iBiMCtloa tofara MaliapbUrad al Ibapolatof Tba a.taraaaal rattrraa r.jHl propoaala daaaad aaraaioaaaia, or oaan. ap panvti wag kavalArAFA rallad I. lAUBlal. MBtrilU Blldara ara raqaaital ta to praiial or rapraiaattl at IB! opaaiia 01 ia nioa. Propaiala Iboall MaalantA aa tha "Fro r.U ud CDEK td Colon! aad a 8 V.

RADY'8 NATIONAL PHOTO. qkATIlIOOALUBT, 7M B10ADWAT, liw Toas, ml7 appaal Qrata Qbirik Mr. Bradp kM aa tIiw aal for till al kli Oallirp, at roKTEAlTI Of ALL 07NCIRJ, af totk larrlaaa. wka kin llall.f alab.d IkiaitlTaa la IMlata war. TM iliMtirp froaaartt da tttilt la ivyk.ik..

IB aldltloa to kit trial auortatat of Ukiititii, Mr. Bndp kM a OOLUOTIOH OF TIIWI alaotl.TWT aolataakd. hlatAria Ib Ik. ritaal all Ittt, wbltkltaapb.prataatdwltlb. Tilitd bp aat aal7 tboaa aora laaadlatalp bit thtlr frUBlt, aiaaataaa af IM lifala tkroak wklak Ua hwi aaa j.at gummnt Mr.Bnl7 alwipi papa aaaatdankla attaatlaa la "laVaawalilaaf FOITAA1TI I rOlOUAUT kaa 'auknmiklbpatr.

BradrtopartMtlta. apl-tf 'urT ffi nw l'j ifyit Vi, II f. it Ippntc mm cut ft 11 If" 1 1 tS. Pul.lii'liW. th.

riU' gtli.ty;htii l-ulCinMl. W0pcltyr MMMmfMMMMMaiia3waMMaMmMMaiawMiaJay.MBM.BjBmaaa.MBM I I fr TnE KATIONA1V UlllOJt riRTV. Tm Matloul In Ok tlT.tHi'liUKti1.i'Umtm from iT.rr Slit ul TwrllofT la tk UskaC i- BHtiiii Ijr tolWm lMuUh br) UjiUit lonuj itbhuu lor aaa nivm ai innw li ui liriVmaJotitT tt tUlrrrtrfTlrr lA lnoarllj Io rorfat akl 111 for(ifiMaii! firat.Br, rt lllf. alJ AaaHaV al t3akAtaaak. tor.

tmaiUni tho'tJalod Id Ua mtnttlot at moro Br4 tUa with dp (alo Um fktu a-of batani anl etUubf't)4 iotfby IaaM Bad prodlaltmi tbtoUowtog (Uolarav iioa I BciBiia apa; pvpoaoa on wwoa uuy bbt hajD MA crtUM JUmlghky, Qod lU aa DiwftaBawoTMantoi pacto oac.anuoa bsrl lawVA 1 Iki warllir'aloi thorilj of Iba CotutllaUon, wltk an' tba txraan wbleh leaafana'aul alltu raatrftlofl walertil iBtnlai kpoa Iba OnaiaVaoYmmaTjitiabrMM aal ualUmL aa4 It ku uaatrrad tka Daloa wltk UMaqaalrifbtf, dllaliT udkalioriiPofUiaBtaltp: pattm aaa aairapaina. i I aacrataataUoa la toa uoatTMi of tba Btatai ui la lb ElKtotal ColltM a rIM fawr. nliai kl tba CbnltltlitloB aa ablllni In irarp Btail IHUI atlj iwpoaaa apaa lia waopia, TaaaaraaD-tal la lu aatrrra. ana aaaaalial to lira axlitaal nt iwpabttaaii luitltallaaal and. ttaUaaf CaacraM nar Iba Oaaaral Oataraaaal bal aapaatborily or Kwt to aaa till rlfbt bo anpStataor taarlH-16) anJoTBtaat ondar tba' Coaltjtatlon, from ua kU.IWWI.

a. rr a call apoa toa paopia ai taa vbimni to alatl to Ooatraaa raaaiMri tharaof uaa bat auk wbo utmll tali foaiaalaataX rlt af raprav aaatatlo, aaal wbo will raaalra ta, ittti tbatala lapal raataaaatatlTai frora Tarj Stall la aUtftaoei to tba Uaitad Stalat, ittbjaof to tba eoiatltutloaal rlfbt ofaaab Hoilnto JaJia of Iba altotloo ratam ud qaalrfieatlool of tit owo maraban. Iba Oaaalltitloa of Ua Uaitad Btatai ud tba lawi mada la panaaaaa tharaof ara lapraraa law of tba land. UplbJnf ta Iawi af 6uta to tba rostral aolwltbitud- log AU powan noi conitrraa. tj taa uoniii-tatloa nboa tba Gan.ral no pro MbUad ij II to tba Sl.ta, ara 'raaarrad to lb.

BtalatOff ia taa paopll'tbaraof, aad aaaoac tbl rlfbtl thai raaarrad to tbo Blatoa tba rijtl praaarlM aaaUlaattaM for tba: alaaUra fruabua tbarala, witb wblab rlxbt Coof ran oatutot latar. tan. Ho Btata or oaaialutlaa Of SLtal hu tba rlcbt to withdraw from tba Uoloa, or to tbroBgll thalr aetloa la Coarrana or otbarwtaa, airr otbar Btata or Btatai frora tao Union. Tbo salon of than Btatai parpataal. and ill gotarnmaat la afnproBO aalkority wllhla tkanttrUtloanand llaltat toni of tho Coaatltatlaa.

B. Baab amndaiant to tbo pautltatlon of tba Unltad BUtaa aup ba mada bp tba ptapla tbarofM onlpln tho mado polatadoat by Ul proTliioaii and laiprapoalng laeb amandmanti, wkatbar bp Ooatraal or bpr a oonnntloa, aad in rallf ring tka uaa, all tha Btatai of tho Union b.ra an aqual and aalndafau. Ibla rltht to a polio and a Tola tbaraon. 1. oiararj ia aooiitnaa aau lorat.r prvutwiav, udtbaralinaltbardailronor pnrpoaa on tha part oftbatonthara Blataa tbat It Iboald artr to n- oaUbHibad upon tka HU or wltala IM JaHaaiotloa of tbo Unltad Blataa, ud tha aafruihUad llatM la all tba Btatai of tba Union ahoold raeatra, In oom-inoa with all thalr lababttuta, aqul protaotloa la atara rlabt of rarjOB and nroMrlv.

B. Ifhlla wa niard nttarlp InTalld ud urrar to bar aiaomad or a.kda of blaalacianaaarobll. aUM lMarrat W'aaUiiaaar1a af alalt tba Unltad Statu, wa bold tba dabt ot tba aalloa to bo lurad and larlolabla, ud wo proclaim oar parpoja to malBtaln nnlmpaaebad tba honor aaa taa xaitn 01 too jvapaoiie. It tba datjr or tbo National OoraramaBt to raoogotsa tha Mrrloai of tbo Tadaral aoldlan aad aallori la tha ooaUat Jut oloaad bp mattlnt prantpilp ud fuUj all thalr jut ud rightful eiaima lor tna aarrioaa amj Bar. iuhin tu aalloa, aad bp axtandlng to thoao of tbam wbo bat-a fallan tba molt aanarool and comldarata eara.

10, In tbo Unltad Btatai, wbo In bll (rail onoo hu prorad itaadfut la hta darotlon to tbo Cotutttatloo, tba lawi and IntaniU of hii ooutrp, anmofod bp paraaaatloa and nniwanraa op raproun, naTtog laun anataaii' akla in tka Monlaua In tha nrMaptl of tha Oot mm.nl, wa raooanUa a Cbl.f Maslllrala wortbp of tba nation and totbotraat artill opon which Ul lot li out, and wa Undar to htm In tba dltcharge of hii hi(b and raipouibll dutlai oar profiaiM iMpoot ud uiaraneo of oar eordill ud alniaro lopport. XATIONAL CklOX COXHITTIK. John T. OrowaU, of Now Jana, Chairman. Malnalljamai Mann ud A.

A. Ooold. Maw HimpaUiaEdmond Buka ul K. Nat- Varmorti B. B.

Sraallap ud Oolonal H. N. Wortbam. AlaaMobuatti Joalah Donbam ud 9. S.

Epof. ford. Bhoda ulud Mfrad Antbonj ud Jamil II. Partoni. ConMettent Jamao I.

Baboook and B. 0. Beruton. How York Sobott H. Frnja and Bamnol 8.

Tlld.n Naw Janap Jutpb T. OrowaU ud Theodora T. tunaall PfinaplTula J. M. Zoliek ud S.

Bltok. Daliwua B. Comtgjl ud Edward S. Martin. bfarplud Qorarnor Barann ud T.

O. Pratt. YlrtjlAlaJamia F. JohnaoaandDr. S.

0. Bob inaoa. Watt Virtinla DuUl Lamb ud John Jack- North Carolina Xhomu S. Aiba ud Joitpb II. Wilton.

Booth Carolina Jamal L. Orr and B. V. Parrp. Otorjla J.

II. Chrlitp ud Thomaa S. Uarda man. florlda William Martin and Wilkinson Call. HluLulppl W.

L. Shark! and OaorfO Potlal. Alabama W. JJ. Cnmhaw and 0.0.

Hookabaa LonUlana Randall liant ud Alfrid llianlng Arkuiai Lonnio Qlbaon ud A. VLi Engllib. Taxaa B. H. Eppanon ud John Ilaneook.

Tannauao D.T. Pattarion ud William B.Camp-kall. Kantaobp B. II. Stanton ud Hamilton Popl.

Ohio L. B. Campball ud Gaorga B. Bmpth. Indlui D.

8. Ooodlog ud Thomu Dowllna. IlUnoli John A MoClarnand and Jam 0. Norton. Hlobl(an Alfrad Rnliall and Bjioa O.

Stont. UlMoart lion. Barton Aball ud Jamil B. Bol-lint. Mluntiota Hon.

II. M. Rloa and D. 7. Norton.

WlHonila J. A Noonan and S. A. Paaoa. Iowa Gloria A.

Parkar and Win. A. Chita. Kaniu Jamai A. MoDowall and W.

A. Tipton. California lion. Bamoal Pnrdpand Joatpb P. IaTada John Carmlobaal and lion.

0. Hall. OrafOB Jamil W. Naimlth and W. Bonbon.

Diitrial of Oolambla Joilab D. Hoorar and J. B. Dakota N. K.

Armitrong ud N. W. Wlnir. Idaho William and II. Camminl.

Nibruki Otn. II. II. ll.ath and lion. J.

S. Morton. BXI1DMT BXBOOTira COHMITTBa AT WAIHIHOTOI. Ohirlaa Knipp, of Naw Janap, Chalrmul lion. Monlcomiry Blair, Marptud.

lion. Cnarlal Uuon, Iowa. Ward II. Lamon. John P.

Corla. A. E. Parrp. Bamnal Powlar, Col.

Jamai It. 6'Bairna, Cornaltal Wandall, lllatnat of voiamoia. AT101UL DI10H IXBCUTITB C0UM1TTIB. Joiaph T. OrowaU, Rahwaj, Chairman: OoL Ju P.

Baboook, Naw llaran. Conn lion, llobort II Praia, Albanp, N. Y. dan. Bamaal U.

Zallok, PUUitlpbla, Pa. Ilia. Ihot. 0. Pratt, Baltlmora, Aid.

lion. Jim 0. Norton, Chicago. IU. Barton Abli, St.

Lonll, Mo lion. Wm. li. Sharkap, Jaokion, Mill NW. BUBOUUIiL, COIIIIROyyOUBTIIMTUASDVBTHXETI.

(UjrpgB BsaiTT Ml'ia.) IlCrOKTIK Of HIDfTtBlUITIaiH GOODS, Jto SlALU II NXI TEAJ, aU-U riCtltS, liCCM, ba. (X)NGUBSSIOlUtEPOTS. iiatvjtuui iiiii-'ji C0NGBESS-8SC0D SESSION. BBNA1B. OommlttM on Mmikip Aiyra.

thanotltlon of marina uUat An IP-" proprlatloa for tho raautai of tka wratk af tha t.iaMi Betanad. to.thl OammltlM oa HHraFAAJrir Mr. Wada, from thiCimmtttMoaTorrllorlai.ra- Mr. FMtti.tt lali Ua Xoaa-altto en Floanea lUiVawlaitnuUdito raport th Urlf klU or Ua JrtV DttJmW." Yh4eoftmlKf bad ol jtt boon ablo to twldT II, ad wool! Ull; wbloh waa adoptod. Mr.

Anthony off.rod a'Mtolttloq, wblc- wu oliTwlwCbr a-rWttHilr! vooauary in ragara to io ntooinon 10 id rmi My la eat atnomty of aoata or oimt If OI IOUIS BMW la Mr. Tramftau onroa a moiauoB, wbioh wm trttodMDitrnollnrbo Com mitt nMUltarr ffaln to todnlr Into aapodlaney of allowing tftoan tatorlaf tba wm from Uo lata, To(an wr torrlea tbo wmi tevoiti -Xros Uigtk of r- leo tbat bad boon allowattto of tb rgalar jmy wbo ba4 avjptolpilUo in tbt TolonUar tarrfe. Atjopwa. Tb Honrt bill to flz Iba Um Tor Uo nad and forrtd to UoCommlUoaTon tb Jodiolary. Iho hill to rofrnlat tba anffraM In th Dlatriaiof OoIatbb.avutbtttalEnnDi Tbo bandlnar omaa.

flon wai on Mr. Cowan'i amandmant, to itrlko oat bo vord.MmalOw" kMr. tboar aald tbat of ooono tbo Soaator from rtnbiylraaU Mr. CtiwanJ trat not aorioftl 1 oflhr' log tbti amandmant. Ml ba did not tbink many Would tot for It.

jQttt bad bats broogbt to-tb einitoo that MtaJioirgowa right, tH ba woald Tot ft U. Mr, IVUlluni, of Urcgon, romlndtt? um aal tba nagro rrQniroa tn naiiol lot nil own protootion. Womn did noL Ktgroai bad bn opprtwiod for many year, wbLU womin war dofwdod In fbalr rignii ana inou ropniauoni Tbd fonndatloli of tba Amariean OoTtrnmeot waa oqnal jutl ail man. Mr. Cowan tboaght tb Sntor Iut aid, "and all It bad ba laggoatod to utn rnoma uat no wati.anomata&u aa rooaoy of inffrtgo to woman.

Ho wlabod to dixit-pat tbli ldal wu not moeb In faror of ohangaj ipoolally to fly from wo fl to tboaa kaaw pot jt Ht yildad to non la darotloa to hii oonptry and bit rao. Ho btHorod witb hit aneMtort, tbat it waa a grat atrid forward to giro affraga to all wbitr milai, and 11 otban itand back until tbat wai aoblrd. Whan bo aaw tb laU itroggl wu mora tbaa rr dlilaallnvd to dxtondlt, and kwttaUd yW But rbalrtiaUp Ukaiv waaifd to go fortbor, and eonfar it upon womn If wuto do takn from tb fradal bull and put on tbo ground of roMon, tbr wu no mora rtuon why nagro ahoild Tt than tbat a wblto woman abooldTot. Tbo Ban a tor apoko at Ungtb, In ft buaofoui rolft. Mr Morrill laid 'nobody nppowd tba Senator wu alaoora In ft iiMlomtae.

Ha bkd needad In being amuilng, bot denied tbat bad no edd in oonrineing anybody. If It wad tree that had beeomo ft radleal be wu weloonw Bat be iboald not take much by It tf Intended mUohtef by tbli eoara. If be deilred to be eatored to oom would bo tbo Bret to welcome blm. It waa, howtror, waBadrioa or tbo onamy ta defeat tho bill by making It rtdienloua. Jl had aid th, wo-wtwainirniihia iibii1aii.abl wtibn'pOT-' oni wno uaa aiaaa to re 011.00, wnea ai in aam time be had not claimed that luffVeg waa a natural right.

Hew, then, could It punUbauat? Mra Cowan did not aeppoa a woum a aaaaiied by tbo Senator from Malao on tba qaaation of tbo lew. Wu It not ft ponlahmant whan they made It inob? it uaa ftrgnea tairiy no woaia dt re membered that (Mr. 0 bad diitlngalahed between the eiiM. What bo bad laid wu tbat yon eaanet take away tho right of inffrige unlawfully without ebaogiag tb CoDitHut.on, Mr. Morrill bad merely tnUnded to weleomo the gentleman toto tbilr rankj on hi own Mr, Cowan did not allow any Senator to mike bU tbeortei or argument.

He bod aald that If then wu an onward moTomeat, wu InarlUble, be would like to gold It aright Ha wu not a vain or proud man, but would rathir prtred of th right of auffrag Uaa cringe to anybody or anything except by doxeia. Mr. Wftdaiald ho bod ftlnady given bl rlawi oatbe iubjeot of laffraga. Uf thoogbt tbat any ferion aompetant to nuneg hie own afliin ought 0 portloipat la tbo Oor ernmtnl. Jut ai tbey limited tb francblie they created arUtooraoy, If be beliered eomo did, that great UlellMt wm required to entitle a man to auffrag, he Tould dli bellere In republican goyeramint.

Ht debated the queitlon at length Mr. Yates, of IUinole, would endone lubttan-ttally all that th Senator from Ohio had laid. But tbey bad another matter on hand. Th Senator from Pennejlrania might fu well bow hta. lead aad let tbo people rol Ula land.

lie had no abjection, to meet tho o.uaiUoa of nntreriel inffrags at tb next election 1 be wu tn faror of It. WUI a he did not commit btmietf agalaat human elrllliatton, yet he wu Ant for the bJa for wblob be hat fought, and for which bis Bute had fought Tb verdict of tho country bad for not merely nnlrarial uffrage. but for ualreraaiiafferlng to retail He viewed It ft mere attempt to defeat tbli bill Mr. Wtlioa, of Hiu, wu ocpoMd ta connecting thine two qnoitloni lie regretted that thd Senator from PeonayWaBla (Mr. Cowan) bad not read the fpeeohel dellrered at tbo eoaTonlioni bafor be earn to tb Seaaie.

would then bar made ft record of wblob be could proud. He hlaielf had had the oonrlctlon tbat our legislation would be better If tbo women voted than It wu now. and bo wu now more firmly conTlpced of It thin erer. But It ahoold not be connected with thti ffaeition Mr. Jobnion, of Maryland, aald tbat witb per bspi the exoeptlon of Mew Jeraey tbli right had nayer been granted eleawhoro.

He thought tbat if th question wai labmltted to the 141" tbey would refiuo to accept, remembering; that clllteni wire required to take up armi for the defence of tb country. He read from a letter, written In UTfl, by tb eldar Ad ami, In regard 4irfreg, laying that women were fitted more particularly for domeetlo earei, being too detloalely constituted for the earn of Bute, and that youthi undar 21 would demand the same right If granted to tkem ne would lay, In reply to tb Senator from'Ohlo, Mr Wad, that be had eupposed woman wu to depend on man Cor her toaoften theuperl-ties of life Uo charaolerlied the adrocates of Woman'i rights men In woman' garb. Such people war exooptloni to the charms of the female ebaraoter, He deprecated mbjectlng them to tb rudenesi aad violence of political oonteita No lady would subject herself to It, What more right bad she to vote than a boy undar ageT There must some general rut. II denied tbat there wai greater statesman ship than when the Declare-tlon of Independence wu signed, Or when Ibe State Saperi of tbat day ware Issued If be desired to efeat tb bill by party tactics be might vote fur the amendment, but be oould not forget hit duty to the oountry ao far as to support It. Mr Wade replied briefly, citing several of the disabilities under which women labor under existing laws, and wblob might be eorreottd If tbey were entitled to vote.

He did not betiere that ladles would be subjected to violence at the polls, even at Baltimore, the Senator from Maryland seemed to think. Mr. Fnltnghuyien iild. In answer to Mi Jobnion, tbat lb re wu a time In Hew Jersey when women oould vote In local matters, but tbat time wai long put. He wu surprised to hear tt said that there wai no difference been negro suffrage and female lufirage.

In this body tbe'Amerlean people voted, and therefore women voted. Ood bad placed tn them a higher and holier minion the forming of the future rue Pending th consideration of the amendment of Mr. Cowan tbo Sonet adjourned. HOUSE OF REPHESBNTATIVES Mr. el ley, or Pennsylvania, presented tb memorial and resolutlbai of the Central Executive Committee of th Ee publican party of LonUlana, wblob wm referred to the Committee on Keoon itrueUeii The memorial prayi for the Impeachment of the Pwldint, theabQlULtaef tbt prwent But gov.

yr 1 i- 1 1 I1I1JI.I.M la Ibii Journal i ernmebt aad Uo orcitloA of ft territorial gxrora Heat In Loerlslaaa.) Tbo dredautlali of Alex Hamilton Jonee, Bepro-sentitlr from, the Seventh eoBfraiiiooiJ trlot of North Car oil a. Vtro and re-fcrred to tbo CotamUteO on Bfl obstruction. Mt raaLaaaaMll ft TlllawVI '-A-- a a. a.flt A. aaiiiniii, auibubb.

iuivAHQaM Bill IO rMlnM tie eaU kalltaw It (b haM. tary un neinry, bbki meroa mm it do rererred 1 ia vomwHoo on eye nu JO. Till I- a AktktTTtl A "i- lIUJUuoTorMrti Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, from Uo Jndlctary Com tain, reported ft bin, ana rooommended IU puugo, rofulet tbo datlee bf UO CIrkof Ut House of KeereeeauurM In preparing forlbe.orgaalution is oiu proviaei in tn ant aoeuoa uat beiore the meeting of the next Confrou. akd af aab m.

eoedlat Coafrosi, Uo Clerk of too next prece dine HDiiM gi anapramiaree inaii tobb roil 01 -B RcpretentirtiTeo leoted, indpIdoo Uetoftn Uo nnaui'of eU parens UlmlnB eeiU BepmeinU-tl-a from tho Statu rbpreieotadta tb nxt woV ceding Congress, and wbos credentials ibatliibow elected Tb ftcond Motion -pi-Ovid that IS cm tit a vtoanoy In tbo oflfeo of tt Cleric of "looted ttrto(-ihoaldWfor vyreuedi waabl perform Ml dotlee aball derelvanbon tbo 3rit at.Annj. and tbat In aaoo of Us Inability ta per. form tbm tbey lhaU devolve apoa the Doorkupor of tbonex preceding HoMofrRepfeantatlri. Th third iMtlon provide! that any of tb offloeri mentioned tn the bill violating any of Iti prorteloni aball bo deemed guilty of a misdemeanor lil oBt and apofa ooavlottoa ihal bo punished by Imprisonment ftad bud labor for not leu than ono year nor more Uaa fir years, In tb discretion. of tb court.

Mf 'Wilson orelalotd remiitoAibat Uo only toopeot la Wbleh bill propoaed a hinge the existing law 00 the subject wu providing for the bf tho duties of th Clerk la ewe of bis liability to perform thorn; and in providing punlabmat for rloUtiani ef law. Th bill waipusd9yea 1X3, MJ131. Wltian, from tb Commit. 'on the Jadl-4lftyf ttporUd and rOoommeaded th pejuc of a bill to prevent the reception and eountipg ofJIlegal electoral votei In the election of Preetdeat and Vleo Preeidwt of tb United Statu, as fellowi. Wbereu the rebellion which wee wifed by a portion af the people of the United States against the properly commuted authorities ef tb Oovern.

ment thereof, la the most violent and revottlag form, but wbos organised and armed forces bar now been overcome, did, ta Its revolutionary pro gress, deprive tb paepl of Ueseveral portions of tbo United BUtu heretofore represented In Con greii 00 tbo Statu of Virginia, North Carolina BouUCuoUna. Otorxta. Florida. Alabama. Mluli- ilppl.

Arkansu, LonUlana and Texu, of all olril government, and ao disturbed their political relations with the Unlt-n, ai to deprive them of the right to appear In tha Congress of th United Statu in persons of Bnaton and Representatives, and tbey ean be restored to their political relations to the Union only by the consent of the law-makleg power bf th United States, and where a It would Improper for oommualtlei thus do firived of civil government, and whose political re-atloni to th Government of lh United Suto ar 0 diiturbad, to participate th cleotloa of President and Vice Proitdeot of th United Stitei, therefore, JJ it tnactid iy tkt Ssnat and Houtt of Rtfrt-iintattxHun CoNgfui atttmbUd, Tbat until the law making power of the United Sutei ibal) have declared the several portions of the United Statu heretofore represented In Congress, tb 6Utu of Virginia, Larouna. soutn Carolina, ueorgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansu, Louisiana and Texas, restored to thtlr political relations to th Inlon, thy hall not be deemed entitled to represenUtlon In the electoral college for the choice of President aad Vice President ot the United Rtate.Lt and an ala At Aral VAta aTia.ll raaalvaA nr Toimitatrrrom'tuSm. neonl tm Aemartteivaftvr ao oeeiarea reeiorexi wiu.Ti'jucu relatione in Ua Union and entitled to iTr leatatlon in Congress. Mr. Fink, of Ohio, Inquired If the bill bad been en tea.

oa aonea iou 11 wouia nor do nressea to a passage until memperg coma nave an opporiU' nlty to examine It more In detail. Mr. WUson replied that the bill had not been printed, but tbat be would briefly explain Ui pur-. pole ana its provisions) wnioa ne proceeded to do. Mr.

Hale, of Mew York, ald that, without ex-pressing an opinion on Ihi merits of th bill, be did hop that action upon tt would not bo forced wlthoat giving members an opportunity to examine and discuss tt. Mr, Wilson said tbat be had no desire to cress action upon the bill, and upon his motion It was postponea ana maas a special order tor inuriaay next Mr Eldrldge. of WU wished to Informed whether members would then hav an opportunity to discuss th bill, or whether It was the purpose of tb gentleman from Iowa to demand the previous question upon it, be had done upon the bill that had just been passed. Mr Wilson replied tbat the gentleman would certainly nar an opportunity 10 aiseuss it oe sired to do so. Mr Lawrence, of Ohio, reported a bill to re Deal certain parts or ta act approved April a Otn, uvu, for tb punishment of certain crimes against tb united bUtes.

lb act or J7V0, be said, provided tbat no oerion should bo prosecuted, tried or nun. tsbed fbr treuon or other capital offences against the United Statu unless an Indictment for the of-fene should fonnd by a grand jury within three years after tt wu alleged to bar been 00m mi ted, and the purpose of tb bill now reporUd wu to repeal that provision, wblob, If li were permitted to continue la force, would toon be equivalent to a general pardon and amnesty for all treasonable acts conmltUd during th rebellion. Mr. Skellftbarger Inquired If tt wu th design of the bill to reriv th right of prosecution for such offences la cuei where it bad been already barred by the operation of the act of 1790. Mr Lawrence replied that It had no snch design, and that even If it had It oould not do 10.

Mr. Stevens, of Pa obtained the floor and ad dressed the House In opposition to the bill, upon legal grounds. Uo laid, also, that peace bad never yet been legally proclaimed, and tb rebels are tn the condition of eiptlres of war. Whilst Mr. Slovens wu still speaking the morn-Ingbeur expired, aad The Speaker laid before the House a message from the President, transmitting the reports of the Secretary of War and of the Attorney General, in reply to a resolution of the House Inquiring whether any application bad been made to blm for tb pardon 01 flen Pickett, late of the Confederate army Laid on the tablo and ordered to be printed.

ibe Speaker also presented a communication from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting his report for the year ending June 30, 1660 Laid on the table and ordered to be printed Mr Ingeraoll, of 111 from the Committee for the District of Columbia, by unanimous consent. reported a bill to amend the act to incorporate the National Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, which was passed. mo oiu reported oy eur. niuiamB, 01 11, to regulate appointments to and removals from office, being a special order for the day, waa then taken up Mr. WHlUmi offered an amendment to the amendment offered by htm when the bill wu up for consideration before.

Mr Hale, of New Tcrk, from the Committee on Retrenchment, reported a bill, which, under the tnitraotlons of tbat committee, be offered ai a substitute for th bill upder discussion. Mr. Hale's bill provides, in in nm section, mat every person holding a civil offic to which he hu been appointed by and with the consent and advice of the Senate, except the Secretary of State, the Secretary of the Treuury, the Secretary of the Interior, the FostmuUr General, and the Attorney Genera), and every person wbo shall hereafter be appointed to any such office, and shall become duly qualified to act therein, aball be entitled to bold auch office until bis successor shall hare been In hit manntr appointed and duly qualified, except as otherwise provided tn the bill The second lection providei tbat whenever any each officer so appointed (except Judges of the United States Courts anJ the officers already ex oepted) shall be shown, upon evidence satisfactory to toe rrosiaoni, 10 oe guiuy 01 maueaiaooo or neullxence. or to be legallr Incapable of perform ing the duties of bis ofiloe, the President may sua- Send aim ana temporarily aeiegaia nis powori ana utlei to 10ms other person until the neit succeed Ins; session of the Senate It also makes It the duty of the President In mob ft ou to report the fact of tbo suspension of each officer to the Senate within twenty days, together witb the rouoni lor ui suspension ana tn nam 01 iae person ap HO. IS.

pointed Instead and if th Senate refas to eonrar la tb aetloa of tb Preetdeat th offleer taspoaded 7' rMUMiai iBBouoraa ot us omeej oai uo salary of tbo office during the suspension shall belong to Uo person performing tbo datlee of Uo offloodartnyUUtfanJ ease Uo Preeideat Aall beeomo satisfied, before tbo iwpewlon to Ue Senaio, Hit It hu tusaadf oa Infaflfllent gTowaaf, a amy reinstate taer easy ended offlee. third aectiea arovideo UatUo aaU af 0 powrkto xul vaeaaclu that 1 Senate, but that Uat Uo President las that mav-oeaa daring a Senate, but tbat appotat nloats ao mad eaawX eiptn Uo ood Uo next session of tbo Sdttto, and that If tbo Senate fall to fill Ue vacancy ihol cecairlng. tbo ofloe runted shall remain Id wtU no eaMlameats at-jtsobed to It, turtfl, aa opaoiotmeat aball bo Made to It, by aad with Uo consent ef Uo Senate; aad until the vseanoy be so filled Its'daUeo skill bo perforated by sash oflser ar aoay by law oxerelso oaeb MWbxs aad perform soon datlu In cass of a vananaT occurring In tb ofiloe. Th fonrth section pfeviws Uut abeiUoc la Uo WU aball bo ooftotmed: to extend Uo term of aay office the duration of which Is limited by law. Mr.

Broomul, Of rennjylvuuo, owned aa aasend-ment to Uo mbterU.ipreTlolaf Uat la diM0 of filling vaeaaclu In Dahlia oflou bv Ue dent duilng rocesi of Uo Senau, where by law neb appointments ar required to a mado by aad wiu ww voanai ia didsii, 11 nau oa ou aasy tb nominal corsoni to fill each vacancies to tb Sedate for within ten days after tbo paiefcetthi4eotf andaopaalla oBoov wpotatad by tb- President, to fill snob a vaoaaoy shall receive any fot bis urvfeei after the elptra-' Uon oflbo said ton days, vmleeowllMn tbat pitied shall hav ba nominated to tb Senate toreeft-flrmatlon, rAlsovtbat wheQvr aay person whose aomlnt(oi) to a public office bat been reiocrtod by Uo Banal ebalt faftrorboo raftfrpolated to fill ft vaeaaey a tb lanuofiloo by Uo President during the recess of the penat, he shall receive no compensation for bis setvteu after thOanaeege eT tbti at. Uat ftby pabtle offioer wbo akelt pay or receive any money or advise, 01 connive at, or 00a-Aept to, the payment of money In violation of the revisions of this act, shall be held guUty af a ml-' emeanor In oOeeL and upoa ocnvloUon shall be punished by removal, and aball pay to th United Statu a mm equal to tho amount of money 16 paid or recovered. Mr. Kasion, of lew? ixpfeloed the amendment prevlonsiy offered by hlra to tbo original blU, That bill it now stood eorerod by IU terms removals the army and bevy, and bo movd to amend by eonflolng Its operation to th olvil servlee. After lorn dUcusalon, la wbick Messrs Kusoo, Garfield and Rouiuan took part, Mr.

Kasion moved th1 previous question on bis amendment. Mr. Garfield moved Uat Uo Hone go Into Com mltUe of Uo Whole open tbo bill under discussion. Mr. Storeae offered ft tnodlflsatioa of Ua amendment previously offered by provldlag Uat every person who has been or shall be hereafter nominated to the Senate for office oad wbo shall fall to receive Ua adrioa aad consent of tb Senate thereto, shall be Incapable of holding aay oxmbUv office under the Unlud BUtesfor the term one year after sueb rejeetloa, naloss two-tbtrds of tbo Be late aball relievo Um from sueb disability.

Mr. Kuson renewed hii demand for the preview question, which war leconded, and ander the operation of tb provlou qautien bis amendment was agreed to. Two other verbal amendment! offered by him were alio agreed to. Mr Kuson offered aa additional amendment exempting from tb operations of tb blU tbr first u-sliUnts of tb beads of departments, wblob ho advocated apoa ground that tb first uststsnt of th head of a department is generally, or always, a coofldeoUal officer. Tb amendment wu agreed to.

Mr. Donnelly, of offered an aoenOxnent. providing that tn cues where appolntaenU bare made by Ua. President, but tba-liazUuio air- pointed have not vet been confirmed bv the Senate nor entered upon tbo discharge of bli duties, tb resent occupant of tb offic shall eontloo to old tb offio until his suoooasor shall hav been appointed and confirmed by tb SenaU 1 wblob wis On motion of Mr. Hale, of New York, an amendment was adopted, making It the duty of th President tOTeport th that of any suspension or p- 5 ointment mad paita to in Ben ate twenty ays instead of ten.

Alto an amendment, providing that the emoluments of such office shall belong, during the term of the suspension, to him who temporarily performs the duties of it. Mr. Stevens advocated Mi amendment. Mr. Hale, of New York, remarked tbat th eon-version of th gentle oaan from Peauylvanla to conservatism was quit recent and tbat, lik all neophytes, be icemed determined to go to extremes.

If his amendment shoald pus, It woald glr to tt President greater power than had ever before bad or claimod, He would bare only to nominate a per ion to an office for which he wu 10 unfit that the Senate would decline to oonfirm Uo nomination, in order to disqualify the nominee for holding any office for one year after bis rejection. Suppose, for Instance, tbat the President should nominate tho gentleman from Pennsylvania himself to some office for whiob tho Senate could not confirm blm say Commander-ln Chief of the army tb gentleman would be rendered Incapable of holding aay publio office for one year after bll rejection and then bow sorry tb friends of the gentleman in tb Horn would all be. Laughter Tb amendment wu rtjeoledyeu 18, nays 121. Oa motion, th farther consideration of tb bill wu postponed until Thursday next. Mr.

Stevens, by consent, from th Committee on Appropriations, reported a bill making appropriations for tb fiscal year ending Jane 30, 1607, and for other purposes Mr. Stevens, alio by consent, offered a resolution to provide for additional compensation to cer tain employees of the Executive Department, Referred. On motion, the Horn then adjourned till 12 o'clock on Wednesday, PROTECTION AGAINST STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS. Wiibimotok, Dee 11, 1800. EoiToa litre BuciN.

Yesterday Mr. Ilice, of Maino. moved in tho House that the Com mittee on Commerce be Instructed to inquire Into the question how best to protect tho lives of passengers and others on steamboats in tho United SUtes; it being well known that tho present steamboat law is defective; having only the effect to "legalize error." 1 suppose JUr. Rice to have been somewhat Influenced to this action by the editorial Uat appeared In your journal yesterday morning; for which I supplied you tho technical argu ment. It Is well known that I havo devoted much time and other expenditure to the determination of the exact cause of, and remedy for, steam boiler explosions; and I made earnest effort before tho Committee on Commerce at the last session to influence them toward effective legislation.

1 explained to Mr. hircrlcBtoii, and others of the committee, that, notwithstandmir the laborious and expensivo system of test and inspection unuer mo sicainooai law, explosions wero now of more frequent occurrence than over before, tho proportionate number of explosions having increased in a ratio much greater than the increase in the num. ber of boilers employed; that ono steamboat had exploded during the year out of each 13G in service; one locomotive out of each 88 In uso on our railroads: one sUtionary boiler used for manufacturing purposes or warming buildings out of cacli 300 In use throughout the country. When a steamboat explodes an average of 9 persons are killed and 11 wounded, and an average pecuniary loss of 813,000 remits. Fifteen hundred Union soldiers, returning from Southern military prison pens, were killed by one explosion on the steamer Sultana in 1864.

That the folly of attempting to prevent boiler explosions by in ft king the boiler stronger was just as great as to attempt to determine the weight of a mass of material of which the specific gravity was unknown by measuring its cubical dimensions. That 1 la pakllakal anrp a.ralaf (lallapa aiarptal) bp I.Mntum Co Va. Ill la f.raliktl t. ilaarrlaan (bp aanlari) at aaata par aoatk. an aaaaanaara, aa.00 pr aaaaa BAM f.r ala fawraaltp la aal aaaa.

Blailaaaplaa, ni wtmr vItioial htdblioa li Mkuikadaparp frliap aoral.f Oaa aapp aaa pair 10 Tana oaa. pair, 0.M Taa a-pM aao boiteri could ba prirented from banting by prtMara of the Uim br adjaitiog, a latt dent number of urety.vaWei opon each one' to Lninre that tha excaulaa rmimM wamYaI mcim wjii ttndoeitlonahle.wMlo It could not bnt koknowUdged when hotkt esr ploded Ht flrit time ttcan wis rtneaUd fj, t. aua tiuuisMiBtaiy alter iiaati pawn BOD Jected to tit of lu'itrengthby coM -rater prnaure twice great hub preuuro 01 ue iteun, lomethtog other than exctmre ores' loreofthciteuniraj thocinie. I hare dUcorired, and am at all times tiranar-ai tA.arAA'ar,r1 riava ti.An.Aj1 thai faitUXactloa.ot large numbera of. scientilo ana.

practical gentlemen, uat Doner, expiations are doe entirely to unequal trpamxm of the boUerpUtei becanie of unejaai tutting of the different parti of the boiler, OarJ to no olXtr ctnue trAafever. When tha water gets low In a loeomottro and iho engineer finds the ofoper tier of tabes G'virvdina tbroagh the tnba ifaettaud Hak: WQaldho attribnte the accident-to the ticking fait of the lafety-Talre and there. from a (treat increase of vresmra to tba iteini, or wouidhe not at oncodetermUw that the protruduig lubes had been uncor ered by water and orcrhealed, thereby expanding with raScIent force to presf them through the tabe sheet, no matter how well thT might ba fastened unuppoeu ail tha tabes Iq a boiler shoald bo COTered with a coatinff of carhonata of Ljlme, or other deposit a non-condnetor of ircai wnicn mignt prerent eominunica. uon to toe water, ail tne tatres so prof-cfid would nniekhr receire a hiirh temrjeratare. and as their length was extended, would press againsr.ua neaas oi tne Doiierwiu rurcesur-ncient to null the ihell of the boiler tnart.

In such a case the pressnre of the itotun would assist the "tuumalexpantion." and woald perform the work of destruction that usually follows such circumstances. wnai is tne remedy I Alow can tbo law provide for pre renting this class of accidents enecta-uy I is tne natural question tbat will be asked by everybody. I answer, Ut the Iteamboat law be amended so to include all boilers in the United States used for the generation of steam, and let its provisions enjoin examinations and tests by inspectors with cold water pressnregne naif greater than the highest pressunBf steam to bo carried, twice in each year, at which time no boiler shoald be allowed to pass inspection and receire a certificate! if there is any floe subjected to pressure outside of mora than eight Inches diameter unttaytd; the application of an additional lookup safety Talre, so that there should ba two at least on each, boiler: monthly examination! of all boilers inside and oat by inspectors, at which times. If any defect is noticed, the water test should be applied again, and at each of which In spections ue oouer must oe maue aosotuteiy clean and fret from incrustation; and last, bat not least, no boiler should bo permitted to pass inspection and be used for the generation of steam that is not provided 'with effectual means for equalising the tempera- tare in an its parts onaer an circumstances, even it the water be low, so long as any re-. malniiniU Tbat Una Is poulblo ana practicable Is proved by the fact that I have had a boiler working for more than three months generating steam rapidly and steadily in which no water covered the heating surfaces.

All the water contained in it was below tho grates and flues, and would not ordinarily be even warmed by tho lire, no matter how long tne enort to neat it was continued; yet the temperature in all parts of the boilerwas kept uniform and perfectly under control by elf-acting, simple and enduring devices, and the boiler was not in the least injured. Under such circumstances no explosion could occur according to any theory heretofore advanced to account for inch accidents. 1. From over-preuure, because the safety-valves would open and permit the escape of the steam before the limit of the strength of tho boiler was reached. 2.

From tho pretence of an exploaivo gas from the decomposition of tho steam, because the steam cannot ba decomposed except tha plates of the boiler are heated to a high temperature, which could not be if the temperature is equalized, and within the tempcraturo of saturated steam; with a higher temperature in the water, the pressure would bo in-created slowly and aucct the safety-valves. 3. From the overflowing heated plates with cold or other water to suddenly increase the pressure, because thcro could ho no overheated plates so long as any water remained in tho boiler. 4. From tho weakening or softening of the plates to tho extent that would cause them to give way with less than the ordinary pros sure, which could only occur if they were highly overheated.

a. From any communication of the temperature of overheated steam to tho water to generate suddenly increased pressure, for many reasons, tho belt of which is there could bo no super-heated steam in tho boiler if tbo temperature was equalized. 6. Nor from unequal expantion of the parts of the boiler iron for the same reason. Therefore I assert, without fear of contradiction, that the law can bo so amended as to entirely prevent boiler explosion.

I only apprehend one objection on the part of Congress to so amending it, viz: The appliances necessary to correct tho evil are my inventions, and are either secured or to be secured to mo on about thirty-five patents, and Con- is averse to legislating patent rights nto sale. I bold this to bo an untenahla position, because if It is proper to have a patent law iv ta oa proper mat patentees bould bo remunerated for their labors. I bold mjsolf at all times ready with experimental apparatus and drawings to demoD trate to any one tho truth of tbo abovj statements, If any think them doubtful. Respectfully, Nobmak Wium. HSTItOrOLlTAS noTll.

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