The question was then taken upon the follow
ing amendment of Mr.. SrEPHENs:
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The question was then taken upon the follow
ing amendment of Mr.. iSrBPHENs:


That the sum Of Thousand dbtErss together with
interest thereon at the rate six per Gent per annum
since the 3ls day of March, 1915, be and the same Is
hereby given granted and appropriated to and for the
use and benefit IF General Andrew jackson and the
same be paid him Out OF any moneys IN the treasury
paid by him for contempt the district court of u
nited States at New Orleans at the time aforesaid Pro-
6ded That nothing herein contained shall be intended
to be so construed as imply any censure upon the
Judge who imposed said fine, in any way to Question
the propriety of his decision in said case s. ..
which was negatved--ayes 81, noes l22.


Mr. Thompson then moved the previous ques-
ton; and observed tharifthe gentleman from Geor-
gia desired to offer his amendment again without
debate as q substitute for the BILL he would with
draw his motion for the ptevions question to allow
him to do so.


Mr.. Stephens thanked the gentleman for his
courtesy. He hadbe endeavoring to'get the floor
for the purpose OF offering some reasons why his
amendment should be substituted, but he had not
succeeded.


Mr.. Sthenck said he hoped an opportunity would
be given TO record their votes upon the amendment
of the gentleman from Georgia.


The demand for the previous question having
been seconded,


The main question, which was upon the en-
grossment of the bill, was then put and carried.


Upon the passage of The bill, The yeas and nays
were ordered and being taken, resulted as fol-
lows-yeas 158, nays %:


YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Ashe, Barringer,
Beardsley, Bel>er, Benton, Bidlack, Edward J.
Black James Black, James A. Black Blackwell.
Bossier, Bower BowIin, Boyd, Jacob BrinkerhUf,
Broadhead, Aaron v. Brown, Milton Brown,
WiIIiamL Brown, Burlington, Burke Burt, Cald-
WELL Campbell, Gary, Catlin, Reuben Chapman,
Augustus A. Chapman, Chiffon, Clngman, Clin-
ton Cobb, Coles, Cross, Cullom, Dana Daniel,
II. D. Davis, J. W. Davis, Dawson, Dean, De
berry, Dcllet, Dickev, Dickinson, Dillingham;
Douglass, Duncan. Dunlap. Ellis, Elmer Farlee
Ficklin, Fforence5 Foster, French, Frick, Giimer
Willis Green, B. Green, Hale, Harniin, Hammet,
HARRISON, Hardin, Hays Henley. Henick, Holmes
Hoge, Houston, HUBBARD, Huhbetl, Hughes, Hun
gerford, J. B. Hunt, Charles J. Ingersoll, Irwin,
Jameson, G. Johnson, Perley B. Johnson, A
johnson, Geo. w. Jones' Kennedy Leonard,
Lewis, Lucas Lumpkn Lyon. McCauslen, Ma
clay McCleand, McClernand. Mcconnell Nc
Dowell, Mckay, Mathews, Edward J. Morris,
Parmenter, Patterson, Payne Peytou, Elisha
II. Potter, E. D. Porter, Pratt, Ramsey, Rathbun,
A. H.: r cad, Charles Ms Read, D. S. Reid, Red
ing, Relfe, Ritter Rogers, Russell, ST. john,
Sample, Saunders, Senter Thomas H. Seymour,
David L. Seymour, Simmons, Simpson, Slid, Il,
John T. Smith ThomasSmiIh, Robert Smith.
Steenrod Stetson. Andrew Stewart, John Stewart,
Stiles, Stone, Weller, Wentworth, Wheaton,
St.ong, Sykes, Taylor, Thomasson, Thompson,
White, Williams, wilkins, Woodward, Joseph A.
Wright and Yost-15S.


NAYs-Messrs. Adams Barnard, }. Brown. Car
roll, Chappell, Granston, Garrett Davis, Fish.
Foot, Giddings, Grider, Hudson, J. r, Ingersoll,
jerks, Daniel P King, McIIvaine, Morse Nose
Tyler, Vance Vanmeter, Yinton, and Winthrop
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