HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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 After less amount of preliminary business than is usual, the house went into a commit tee on the whole on the bill for the relief of Richard w. Meade. MT Sergeant spoke ve- ry long and ably,in defence ofthe claim. Al ter he sat down. MT. Sutherland spoke on the same side, and was succeeded by Mr. Weems who shortly delivered his opinions on the o. ther side. MT. Archer then made success full motion for the House to rise. message was received from the President in reply to a resolution ealing for information as to our territory west of the Rocky Mountains, con taining the information required

 March 17.

 The hin making appropriations for the na- w was taken up in committee of the whole W 'h the amendments made in the Senate. Tne amendment making appropriations for the first quarter of 1929 was disagreed to- The committee reported the non concurrence and the House cOncurred in their disagree. ment. The other amendment made by the Senate was concurred in. The House then resolved itself into Committee on the Whole upon the Tariff bill, when Mr Barnard of New York. made some observ aions against the b,Il. in faqOr of the amendment. After speaking with great force aud pertinence for an hour and a half Mi. Insham took the floor. The committee then rose and report cd progress.

 March IS. Mir. M'Duffie laid resolution on the table proposing an alteration in the rules of the House, so as to prevent any member from remaining covered during the session of the House. without leave of the Speaker. The House. in committee of the whole, resumed fhe consideration of the bill in amendment of as act impesing duties on imports, when Mir