CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

~ 1nv krpoKrER OF THE y. 7. TRisryE.
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WAsnxcroS Jan. .. 1875.
Houss OF RsragssNrArrvEs.- Mr. DopGE OF
Ioxa presented a copy OF the act OF ina. lie
q stature. -,I-livs In the ADMISSION oi the en-
.o:y as a state into the Union
lfr. Horsro. of Alabama moved u reconsdef-
alton OF tic vot passed yesterday giving the Rs-
Do-ters copies OF bills. &c.
Na HorK!xs said that ii wus important that
tho Reporters should be supplied with this source
of in FORMATION


A division wes called and Tellsrs appointed
Yeas 65, NAYS II. No quorum voting.


Yeas and Nays ordired-Yeas ll9. Nays 81
So the motion 10 reconsider passed. The reso!u-
ton was than aid over f1T debate
Sir. CHAPMAN Of Alabama brought up his "a
solution fo- the q stributon Of Offices amo''g ire
States in poPortion tn their population. Laid
| over flr dsbats


Mr. DAVIS Of Indiana brought uPhis resolution
calling for copiss OF correspondence, relative 20
Oregon. Lad over.
After some discussion on points of orfer the
House resolved itself into COMMITTEE ol the Whoi7
rn TIE state Of the Unoa. Mr.. WELLER Of OHIO
IN the Chair


MIR. DrvcaS OF Ohio having the floor, proceed
cd to address the Committee in favor OF the Bill.
| He went into history Gf tho Territory, It's diS-
| C IvsrT, character, extent, &c his nNuf naF'Hg
| expired he stated that be intended To publish a
long speech lie had msreiy got MS steam up
| He pointed out the views winch ne Intended To
publish.


Mr.. BeLsERo of Alabama then Obtained The fl or
and m2de strong speech in favlr Of the m9a-
sure.


sir. BowLIy of Missouri then obtained ;ie fl or
and spoke his hocr in favor If immediate cccu
pa,i1n His hour having expired,


Mr. THoMPsoS cf Mississippi gained the floor
and moved that the Committee rise Carried.


Communicative from the Pest Office. War,
and Treasury Departments were then presented
ard referred


The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole again NJ. TrssArrs in the Chair.


Mr. Mckay offered the annual appropriation
bill for the Post Office Department which wss
read Laid aside to b. reported


Bill making appropriations for Pensions Read,
amended, and laid us de to be reported.


Bill fr the annual appropriation for fort!tica-
tions. Read amended, and laid aside to be re-
ported


Bill making appropriations for the Indian De
partnani Read, amended, and its consideration
postponed.


Mr McKAY moved that the COMMITTEES rise
and report. Carried.


The Post Office, Pensioners, and Fortiica'ion
bills were then reported as amended, read thrice
and passed. They a'e in substance as follows