which have received land grants, required to transport for government free of charge.. Page. 999 281, 371 362 362 365 377 410 420, 575 449 463 496 516, 541 from McGregor to some point on the Missouri river.. to connect East Tennessee and western North Carolina with Kentucky. 518 533, 534, 583 622 660, 809 703 744 754 000 674 607, 639 362 Ram, rebel, at or near Plymouth... See S. 250, H. R. 469, and S. Res. 64. proposed appointment of commissioners to open negotiations with Richmond authorities in regard to the duty of Congress in crushing out, &c., (Mr. Smith's resolution). declaring against any proposition to negotiate with leaders of. recognizing right of States in, whenever they desire, to return and to reorganize their as to the duty of the President where State in, shall submit to federal authority. as to the duty of Congress and the people in regard to, (Mr. Edgerton's, Mr. W. G. 44 47 48, 117 48 77 113, 604 113, 114 114, 115 186, 187, 239, 240, 687 as to the character of expenses to be incurred in suppressing, (Mr. J. S. Brown's in regard to the relation between the Union and rebel States, (Mr. Williams's resolution) Rebellious States, select committee on, (see Committees, select). Recess daily, provided for. Reconstruction. See H. Res. 3, 56. See H. Res. 2, 56. proposed notice of termination of. inquiry as to advantages or disadvantages of.. Red river, causes of disaster on of the North, to facilitate trade on.. See S. 272. Reed, Captain Theodore, concerning the murder of Resolutions, House. (See at end of this letter.) See S. Res. 78. 416, 702 1028 Ruggles, Samuel B., report of, to Statistical Congress at Berlin Rules, of the 37th Congress, adopted until otherwise ordered....... additional standing committee on coinage, &c., proposed and authorized proposed amendment of, so as to provide for standing "Committee on the National Banks” 401 55,70 140,390 264,333, 360 13 159,392 312,342 381,32 proposed amendment of, in regard to allowing heads of departments on floor ..... See H. R. 214. proposed amendment of rule 31, so as to require members to vote proposed amendment of 134th, so as to allow ex-members on the floor. 392 393 512 760,767 amendment of, so as to provide for entry on journal and in Globe of those not voting on 767 Russel, Lieutenant John H., thanks of Congress to Russian naval vessels, invitation to members to visit... proposed amendment of, so as to create two additional standing committees. 767 200 853 10:26, 1027 377 See H. Res. 50. 21 Representatives, House of, employés folding-room, increased pay against extension of Goodyear's patent for vulcanized rubber legislature of, reimbursements to volunteer officers Richards, J. Avery. Richardson, Rufus Richuer, Lieutenant W. P. See H. R. 121. 634 638 638 653 660 525 804 804 804 415 416, 470 470 765 166 714 408 70, 307, 313, 325, 327 583 234 604 144 181 459, 604 181, 272 569 197 642 435 911, 931, 977 62 408 in regard to the obstruction of certain streets in Washington By Mr. W. J. Allen: relative to naval depot at Cairo, Illinois 663 266 52 as to the legislation necessary to enable 1st Illinois cavalry to obtain compensation 203 By Mr. Alley: to print extra copies of the report of the Postmaster General. 739 73 123 359 Resolutions-Continued. By Mr. Ancona: for the repeal of the enrolment act. calling for information as to notice of quotas due By Mr. Arnold: as to the advantages and disadvantages of the reciprocity treaty in regard to the pay of enrolling officers. to amend the Constitution so as to prohibit slavery calling for information as to number of men called into service since March, 1861, &c. as to the duty of Congress in the raising of taxes upon luxuries, &c.. in regard to taxing issue of State banks in regard to the forgery and publication of official documents By Mr. Ashley: granting use of hall to George Thompson. proposing amendment of the rules so as to prevent dilatory motions. to print extra copies of report of Commissioner of Internal Revenue. to print extra copies of General McClellan's report. to print extra copies of General Grant's reports.. to print "Dictionary of Congress," and pay for copyright. to print additional copies of laws and joint resolutions.. in regard to distribution of books on hand. to print extra copies of the report of the Commissioner of Patents. to print extra copies of report of Committee on the Conduct of the War in reference to Fort Pillow massacre and returned prisoners. to print extra copies of internal revenue bill... to print extra copies of Agricultural Report for 1863. By Mr. Baxter: giving pay and mileage to John P. Bruce.. By Mr. Beaman: in regard to tariff on low grades of foreign wool.. By Mr. Bennet: in regard to salaries of judges in certain Territories. in regard to the destruction of the Buffalo. in regard to Indian superintendencies in regard to foreign miners in regard to certain post routes By Mr. Blaine: in regard to the delay in distributing prize money. as to expediency of amending the Constitution. in regard to the debt incurred by the several States in suppressing rebellion. By Mr. F. P. Blair, jr.: calling for information as to attack on Fort Sumter, &c for appointment of select committee on commercial intercourse with the rebel States. By Mr. J. B. Blair: to print extra copies of Agricultural Report of 1862. in regard to officers and soldiers who have not been regularly mustered into service to place the names of the members from Virginia on the roll. in regard to the rebellion... By Mr. Blow in regard to expenses of provisional government of Missouri for enrolled providing for adjournment over the 8th of January. to print extra copies of report of Samuel B. Ruggles on the resources of the United By Mr. Boutwell: to print tabular statement of moneys received from internal duties. By Mr. Boyd: calling for report of Major General Blunt. calling for information respecting the extension of the southwest branch of the in regard to the Missouri enrolled militia, &c.. By Mr. Brandegee: in regard to the small pox in the District of Columbia.. to appoint a select committee on a new route from Washington to New York. in regard to signals and signal lights upon sailing vessels in Long Island sound, &e. By Mr. Broomall in regard to enlistment of slaves and pay, &c., of black soldiers.. in regard to the publication of the Congressional Globe for location of navy yard and depot on the Delaware river. By Mr. J. S. Brown, calling for information as to negro regiments, &c. to appoint a commission to report on proper site for a naval depot on the lakes. By Mr. W. G. Brown: in relation to constituting West Virginia a judicial district. in favor of increasing the pensions of soldiers. in regard to the rebellion in regard to time of daily meeting By Mr. Chanler: in regard to duties on mineral coals. referring claim of Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company. as to expediency of compiling aud printing laws on pilots and pilotage. as to expediency of compiling and printing patent laws and regulations in regard to increased facilities for transporting troops between New York and to print report of Secretary of the Treasury on domestic commerce, &c. By Mr. A. W. Clark: to print report of Secretary of the Treasury.. to print report of engineer of aqueduct. to print extra copies of memorial of National Canal Convention Resolutions-Continued. By Mr. A. W. Clark: to print extra copies of Naval Register for 1864. to print extra copies of papers on foreign affairs.. to print extra copies of General McClellan's report to print extra copies of Agricultural Report. to furnish copies of tabular statement to Treasury Department. to print extra copies of naval code. to priut extra copies of report of battle of Gettysburg. to print extra copies of reports of General Rosecrans to print extra copies of Captain Fisk's report.. to print extra copies of bank bill... to print extra copies of the report of Commissioner of Patents. to print extra copies of all laws and joint resolutions.. to print extra copies of Stuart's report in regard to connecting the Hudson and the to print extra copies of internal revenue law to compensate Charles B. Shirley for past services.. to rescind order to print accounts of southern superintendency. to correct error in resolution relative to Charles B. Shirley to print extra copies of report relative to iron-clads.. to print extra copies of report on immigration to print extra copies of bankrupt bill.. to print extra copies of report of National Academy of Sciences to print extra copies of Agricultural Report for 1863.. to print report of the Postmaster General to print extra copies of bank bill... to print extra copies of report on the northeastern defences to print extra copies of the report on the New York custom-house. to print extra copies of Smithsonian report... Page. 217 223 286, 287 338 338 351 390 390 390 412 444 413 501 531 534 536 547 559 559 564 564 746 746 743 929 929 929 to print extra copies of report on foreign and domestic commerce. 931 929 By Mr. F. Clark: as to expediency of office in New York for transfer of government as to expediency of increasing duties on foreign imports, &c. By Mr. Clay in regard to the act for collection of abandoned property in insurrectionary to print extra copies of Agricultural Report of 1862, and as to the binding of the same as to the agency, &c., of Jay Cooke & Co. in sale of government securities. in regard to compensation to collectors of commutation money. for an adjournment of the session..... By Mr. C. Cole: relating to the overland mail.. as to propriety of certain mail routes. in regard to rebels in the hospitals and in the government service.. By Mr. G. E. Cole: as to propriety of certain mail route in regard to extension of projected road from Sacramento to Portland, to Puget as to the amount paid to Victor Smith and others at Port Angelos. By Mr. Colfax: for the expulsion of Alexander Long. authorizing several committees on expenditures to act as committees of investigation calling for copies of communication from General Morgan to General Thomas........ as to the questions which may arise on returns of electoral votes for President and in regard to the extradition of a Spanish subject.. for an adjournment of the session.. to print extra copies of report of Smithsonian Institution. to pay mileage and compensation to Messrs. Carrigan and Kline. By Mr. Cravens: in regard to payment of loyal citizens for property destroyed by John 58 85 154, 305, 688 566 664 751 785. 798 917 98 1004 51 in regard to the rebellion... 512 By Mr. Daily as to expediency of military road from Fort Laramie to Virginia City, &c. 262 262 By Mr. H. Winter Davis: to print additional copies of papers on foreign affairs. calling for correspondence on the present state of Mexico; also, relating to Ven- calling for explanation alleged to have been given by United States government to directing that record of names of members not voting be recorded in journal and 767 as to the constitutional right of Congress in regard to the foreign policy of the United 908 By Mr. T. T. Davis: to print extra copies of C. B. Stuart's report on improvement of 469 715 715 |