Robert Gleed, William Gray, William M. Han- J. D. Vickers, B. J. Waters, Conrad Weinrich, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, January 17, 1870. Missouri HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, January 7, 1870.* YEAS-Messrs. J. J. Akard, Benjamin Alsup, Thomas W. Allred, A. J. Baker, Francis P. Becker, T. S. Benefiel, John Bitman, John H. Bohn, Jacob S. Boreman, Tarlton Brewster, William P. Browning, Henry Bruihl, C. C. Byrne, Daniel Clark, M. S. Courtright, D. S. Crumb, W. H. H. Cundiff, E. S. Davis, R. B. Denny, R. T. Dibble, John H. Dolle, W. B. Elliott, A. W. Ellison, Frank Eno, John W. Enoch, John F. Fassen, William J. Ferguson, E. P. Ferrell, John B. Freeman, A. L. Gibbs, James Gibson, John H. Glenn, R. T. Gladney, August Hackman, James B. Harper, Samuel Hays, J. T. K. Hayward, Asa F. Heely, Newton P. Howe, Anthony Ittner, Jesse Jennings, R. F. Johnson, T. H. Jones, Rufus D. Keeney, Oscar Kirkham, Milo S. Laughlin, Frank E. Lombar, J. M. Magner, James C. McGinnis, William H. McLane, G. W. L. Mitchell, Robert S. Moore, H. G. Mullings, Adolphus Munch, William N. Nalle, Thomas D. Neal, W. H. Norris, W. R. Pyle, C. R. Peck, James L. Powell, Joseph Pulitzer, J. M. Quigley, David C. Reed, John A. Rice, Constance Riek, J. P. Robertson, Samuel E. Roberts, Frederick Roever, L. A. Rountree, Ozias Ruark, F. T. Russell, Louis Schulenberg, Milton F. Simmons, Sam. L. Smith, James Southard, T. J. Stauber, Edmon Stinson, David K. Steele, L. A. Thompson, James S. Todd, The former vote, on p. 494, Manual of 1869, was void through informality. NAYS-Messrs. James T. Adams, Emile P. Albert, W. H. Bennett, Joseph Bogy, W. H. Bowles, S. A. Brown, John G. Burton, Thomas Byrns, D. S. Caldwell, R. A. Campbell, N. C. Claiborne, G. William Colley, T. G. Harris, Jesse Huffman, Garland Hurt, William Key, W. J. Knott, William T. Leeper, F. L. Marchand, Andrew McElvain, John M. McMichael, C. J. Miller, John P. Murphy, Sidney S. Neely, M. H. Phelan, isbury, John Salyer, Edwin S. Sebastian, Marion Amos R. Phillips, James H. Requa, Lucien SalSides, George D. Sloan, Robert Waide, Theodore F. Warner-34. Nebraska. SENATE, February 17, 1870. YEAS-Messrs. Tolbert Ashton, E. E. Cun ningham, William Daily, Geo. W. Frost, Samuel A. Fulton, Charles H. Gere, William F. GoodEugene L. Reed, Thomas B. Stevenson, Edward will, Hiram D. Hathaway, Nathan S. Porter, B. Taylor-12. NAYS-Mr. Guy C. Barnum-1. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, February 17, 1870. YEAS-Messrs. Wells Brewer, Sardius C. Brewster, Jarvis C. Church, Samuel Carter, Jonathan Edwards, James Fitchie, Joseph Fox, J. F. Gardner, Joel T. Griffin, J. McF. Hagood, P C. Jones, Edwin Loveland, A. F. McCartney, David McCaig, Joseph McKeon, H. O. Minick, Daniel S. Parmelee, Watson Parish, L. W. Pattison, Christian Rathman, Hinman Rhodes, F. R. Roper, Geo. L. Seybolt, Geo. R. Shook, Henry Stinemann, A. S. Stewart, W. H. B. Stout, J. W. Talbot, Ezra Tullis, Anton Zimmerrer, William McLennan, Speaker-31. NAYS-Messrs. Marcus Brush, J. S. Hunt, C. A. Leary, C. A. Speice-4. SENATE, February 7, 1870. YEAS-Messrs. Jesse Adams, John C. Belden, Edward Bettle, George T. Cobb, Samuel Hopkins, James H. Nixon, John W. Taylor, John Torrey, jr.-8. NAYS-Messrs. Edward H. Bird, Joseph G. Bowne, James J. Brinkerhoff, Calvin Corle, Richard E. Edsall, Job H. Gaskill, John Hopper, Henry S. Little, Learning Rice, Amos Robins, (President,) Noah D. Taylor, James T. Wiley, John Woolverton-13. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, February 1, 1870. YEAS-Messrs. Thomas C. Alcott, William H. For vote in House, see p. 494, Manual of 1869. Barton, Columbus Beach, Thomas Beesley, Henry NAYS-Messrs. Baber, Barry, Barton, Boyett, Rhode Island. Texas. SENATE, February 18, 1870. YEAS-Messrs. E. L. Alford, Thomas H. Baker, John G. Bell, W. H. Bowers, E. T. Braughton, Don Campbell, D. W. Cole, E. L. Dohoney, J. P. Douglass, W. Flanagan, S. W. Ford, A. K. Foster, A. J. Fountain, Matt. Gaines, P. W. Hall, Theodore Hertzberg, H. R. Latimer, J. S. Mills, W. H. Parsons, B. J. Pridgen, E. L. Pyle, Henry Rawson, G. T. Ruby, W. A. Saylor-24. NAYS-Messrs. Samuel Evans, G. R. Shan non-2. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,* January 18, 1870. NAYS-Messrs. George N. Bliss, Theodore P. Bogert, Raymond P. Colwell, Nathaniel B. Durfee, Edward Lillibridge, John C. Pegram, William C. Rhodes, Samuel Rodman, jr., Nathaniel C. Smith, Nathan T. Verry-10. Tennessee. SENATE, November 24, 1869. *Question postponed from May, 1869, as shown on p. 487 Manual of 1869. The full names are not given here on account of inability to obtain them. NAYS-Messrs. S. J. Adams, H. C. Ellis, W. 4. Gaston, W. E. Hughes, F. Kyle, B. B. Lacy, J. H. Miller, E. L. Robb, T. E. Ross, J. G. Smith-10. Vermont. SENATE, October 20, 1869. YEAS-Messrs. Grenville G. Benedict, Asa R. Camp, William Collamer, Lucius Copeland, George N. Dale, Albert G. Dewey of Windsor, Jerry E. Dickerman, William G. Elkins, Roswell Farnham, David Goodell, Ezra B. Green, A. B. Halbert, Harley M. Hall, J. H. Hastings, Charles H. Heath, William R. Hutchinson, James Hutchinson, jr., Rollin J. Jones, Jedd P. Ladd, George A. Merrill, William P. Nash, Franklin H. Orvis, William M. Pingry, Homer E. Royce, Robert J. Saxe, Hoyt H. Wheeler-26. NAYS-0. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, October 19, 1869. YEAS-Messrs. David C. Abbott, Stephen Alden, Andrew S. Allis, Joseph Andrew, Lyman NAYS-Messrs. G. W. Aiken, Patrick Barrett, Josiah F. Brigham, Almon L. Clark, Channing Hazeltine, Rollin W. Holbrook, Abial C. Palmer, Fred. Parks, James M. Peak, Thomas Pollard, James M. Soule, George Wooster of Marshfield12. Virginia. SENATE, October 8, 1869. Anderson, William P. Austin, R. S. Beazley, J. YEAS-Messrs. Abner Anderson, William A. W. D. Bland, Charles Campbell, David G. Carr, A. R. Courtney, A. M. Davis, Thomas P. FitzD. A. Grimsley, Marcus A. Harris, F. W. Haspatrick, James Milton French, James S. Greever, kell, Charles Herndon, George H. Kindrick, T. N. Latham, Meriwether Lewis, William T. Martin, E. W. Massie, William P. Moseley, Frank Moss, Robert L. Owen, James Patterson, W. K. John Robinson, John E. Roller, J. Ambler Smith, Perrin, John E. Penn, Washington L. Riddick, Normand Smith, William D. Smith, Edgar Snowden, jr., Thomas E. Taylor, W. H. Taylor, George Teamoh, William R. Terry, Joseph Waddell, Franklin Wood-40. NAYS-Messrs. Abel T. Johnson, Isaiah L. Ly ons-2. Batcheller, John Bailey, jr., Frederick H. Bald- | Henry B. Williams, Horace G. Wood, Albert HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, October 8, 1869. YEAS-Messrs. William H. Andrews, W. W. Arnett, John W. Ashby, George R. Atkinson, Jacob S. Atlee, Edmund R. Bagwell, William Bartlett, Henry Bell, H. M. Bell, Augustus Bodeker, Stith Bolling, Henry Bowen, Henry M. Bowden, Philo Bradley, Cary Breckinridge, William H. Brisby, L. C. Bristow, Lewis H. Bryant, William A. Bryant, Isaac D. Budd, John W. Bullman, Richard U. Burgess, Robert C. Burkholder, Josiah L. Campbell, J. T. Chase, M. H. Clark, A. B. Cochrane, Walter Coles, Henry Cox, John B. Crenshaw, John W. Daniel, Addison Davis, S. M. Dodge, John Dugger, Isaac Edmundson, B. T. Edwards, George Fayerman, L. H. Frayser, A. N. Fretz, J. H. Fulton, W. J. Fulton, George K. Gilman, T. H. Gosney, George Graham, G. W. Graham, George H. T. Greer, Marshall Hanger, Benjamin N. Hatcher, Job Hawxhurst, B. G. Haynie, Henry B. Hamsberger, J. C. Hill, James O. Hensley, John Henson, C. E. Hodges, John Q. Hodges, John M. Hudgin, Thomas P. Jackson, Reuben Johnson, B. F. Jones, James D. Jones, R. G. W. Jones, A M. Keiley, James Keith, John A. Kelly, J. H. Kelly, Luther Lee, jr., Frank W. Lindsey, James Lipscomb, William Lovenstein, F. W. Mahood, F. L. Marshall, Stephen Mason, Joseph H. Massie, William Matthey, J. A. McCaull, Bernard McCracken, William McDonald, William McLaughlin, Robert A. Miller, David J. Miller, J. B. Miller, jr., Peter G. Morgan, Samuel B. Morrison, John R. Moss, Benjamin H. Moulton, Rufus A. Murrell, J. H. Noble, F. S. Norton, Robert Norton, Alexander Owen, David Pannill, Thomas C. Parramore, Robert O. Peatross, Cæsar Perkins, F. M. Perkins, Robert B. Poore, John R. Popham, W. A. J. Potts, William H. Ragsdale, George L. Seaton, Arthur S. Segar, Thomas M. Shearman, John H. A. Smith, G. H. Southall, S. V. Southall, J. C. Shelton, L. R. Stewart, John R. Strother, Josiah Tattum, Wil liam F. B. Taylor, John F. Terry, E. F. Tiller, uel S. Lowery, Samuel T. Maddox, J. Warren VOTES OF NEW YORK AND OHIO, THE FOR- Anson S. Wood, Charles S. Wright-56. MER ON RESCINDING A PREVIOUS RATIFI- New York. SENATE, January 5, 1870. NAYS-Messrs. George Bowen, William H. ASSEMBLY, January 5, 1870, Ohio. SENATE, January 14, 1870. YEAS-Messrs. John Bartram, James A. Bell, Abel M. Corey, Jerry Dunbar, Homer Everett, Moses D. Gatch, Michael Goepper, A. P. Howard, Homer C. Jones, Henry McKinney, Peter Odlin, Benjamin F. Potts, Joseph M. Root, Rodney M. Stimson, Worthy S. Streator, Deciers S. Wade, Thomas A. Welsh, Laurin D. Woodworth, Thomas H. Yeatman-19. NAYS-Messrs. James O. Amos, Charles Boesel, James M. Burt, Lewis D. Campbell, John Cowan, M. A. Daugherty, James Emmitt, Samuel T. Hunt, Adin G. Hibbs, William H. Holden, James R. Hubbell, James B. Jamison, A. E. Jenner, L. B. Leeds, Nathan C. Lord, Hinchman S. Prophet, John L. Winner, John Woodbridge-18. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, January 20, 1870. YEAS-Messrs William Adair, R. W. Anderson, Bethel Bates, H. M. Bates, M. W. Beach, S. E. Blakeslee, E. Bogardus, A. H. Brown, Samuel C. Bowman, James Bradbury, George W. Brooke, John A. Brown, R. P. Cannon, A. J. Cunningham, H. W. Curtiss, R. B. Dennis, Joseph H. Dickson, William H. Enochs, Ed. H. Fitch, Samuel H. Ford, Robert C. Fulton, Thomas Geffs, Elijah Glover, Wilson W. Griffith, Samuel Hayward, A. Hill, B. L. Hill, George II. Hill, Peter Hitchcock, George A. Hubbard, William N. Hudson, Ellis N. Johnson, jr., Thomas F. Joy, E. F. Kleinschmidt, A. P. Lacey, John Little, J. K. Mower, A. Munson, W. O. Parker, William Park, John A. Price, William Ritezel, James Sayler, R. M. Stanton, George W. Steele, James A. Sterling, Jarnin Strong, jr., Samuel N. Titus, J. C. Ullery, N. H. Van Vorhees, M. J. Williams, William S. Williams, John P. Williamson, William W. Wilson, J. K. Wing, Alfred Wolcott, G. I. Young-57. NAYS-Messrs. William T. Acker, William Armstrong, Isaac Anstill, R. P. L. Baber, George S. Baker, John Baker, Edward Ball, John Bettelon, Daniel J. Callen, William T. Cessna, Joseph R. Cockerill, James E. Chase, Levi Colby, Wil liam T. Conkling, Thomas A. Corcoran, James W. Devose, Ozro J. Dodds, Elias Ellis, E. H. NAYS-Messrs. Thomas G. Alvord, Isaac V. Gaston, Lewis Green, Thomas I. Haldeman, Baker, jr., Matthew P. Bemus, John Berry, Al-James H. Hambleton, S. M. Heller, John L. bert H. Blossom, Alpheus Bolt, William Bradford, Samuel L. Brown, Volney P. Brown, William W. Butterfield, J. Thomas Davis, Clayton H. De Lano, John H. Deming, Jay Dimick, William H. Eaker, William M. Ely, Charles N. Flanagin, Charles Foster, James Franklin, George M. Gleason, James S. Graham, Stephen S. Green, Amasa Hall, Stephen S. Hewitt, Marcus A. Hull, James W. Husted, Eugene Hyatt, Richard Johnson, Leonard C. Kilham, De Witt C. Littlejohn, Sam See pp. 495 and 496, Manual of 1869. Hughes, John D. Kemp, A. C. Kile, John Kisor, Jesse Leohner, John K. Love, John G. Marshall, Jason Mc Vey, William Milligan, Samuel R. Mott, jr., William Pace, Thomas W. Peckinpaugh, Michael V. Ream, James Robinson, Henry Schirck, Henry Schoenfeldt, John Seitz, Aaron B. Shafer, William Shaw, Lewis W. Sifford, Garret B. Smith, A. Soule, E. T. Stickney, W. Stillwell, John D. Thompson, E. M. Walker, A. Ward, John A. Weyer, Clark White, John C. Waldron, William R. Wilson, Hiram W. Winslow-55. LIV. LAND SUBSIDIES, 1827-1870. Grant to the State of Indiana in aid of the construction of a canal between the Illinois river Wabash and Erie Canal. The first grant of public lands for the purpose of aiding internal improvements was made to the State of Indiana for the Wabash and Erie canal, in 1827, by an act entitled "An act to grant a certain quantity of land to the State of Indiana for the purpose of aiding said State in opening a canal to connect the waters of the Wabash river with those of Lake Erie."* It provides: "That there be, and hereby is, granted to the State of Indiana, for the purpose of aiding the said State in opening a canal to unite at navigable points the waters of the Wabash river with those of Lake Erie, a quantity of land equal to one-half of five sections in width on each side of said canal, and reserving each alternate section to the United States, to be selected by the Commissioner of the Land Office, under the direction of the President of the United States, from one end thereof to the other; and the said lands shall be subject to the disposal of the Legislature of said State for the purpose aforesaid, and no other: Provided, That the said canal, when completed, shall be and forever remain a public highway for the use of the Government of the United States, free from any toll or other charge whatever, for any property of the United States, or persons in their service, passing through the same: Provided, That said canal shall be commenced within five years, and completed in twenty years, or the State shall be bound to pay to the United States the amount of any lands previously sold, and that the title to purchasers under the State shall be valid." This act granted to the State of Indiana 1,439,279 acres. The bill was reported from the Committee on Roads and Canals by William Hendricks, of Indiana, and passed both Houses by the following vote (polítics not indicated): IN SENATE, February 13, 1827. YEAS-Messrs. David Barton, Ephraim Bateman, Samuel Bell, Thomas H. Benton, Dominique Bouligny, Ezekiel F. Chambers, Dudley Chase, John H. Eaton, William Henry Harrison, William Hendricks, John Holmes, Richard M. Johnson, Josiah S. Johnston, Elias K. Kane, William Rufus King, Nehemiah R. Knight, John McKinley, William Marks, James Noble, Thomas B. Reed, Henry M. Ridgely, Asher Robbins, Benjamin Ruggles, Horatio Seymour, Nathaniel Silsbee, Samuel Smith, Jesse B. Thomas, Calvin Wiiley NAYS-Messrs. John Branch, John Chandler, Thomas Clayton, Thomas W. Cobb, Mahlon Dickerson, Henry W. Edwards. William Findlay, Robert Y. Hayne, Nathaniel Macon, John Randolph, Nathan Sanford, William Smith, Littleton W. Tazewell, Levi Woodbury--14. IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, March 2, 1827. The bill passed without a division, the yeas and nays having just before been taken on a precisely similar proposition, granting lands to aid in the 28. *4 U. S. Stats., p. 236. † Rep. Com. Land Office 1867, p. 257. and Lake Michigan, which vote was as follows: YEAS-Messrs. Parmenio Adams, Adam R. Alexander, Luther Badger, Mordecai Bartley, John Barney, Ratliff Campbell, James Clark, Lewis Condict, Benjamin W. Boon, William L. Brent, Richard A. Buckner, John W. Crowninshield, Clement Dorsey, Henry W. Dwight, Samuel Edwards, Edward Everett, John Findlay,James Findlay, Chauncey Forward, Henry H. Gurley, Abraham B. Hasbrouck, Moses Hayden, John F. Henry, Ebenezer Herrick, George Holcombe, Samuel Houston, Daniel Hugunin, jr., Charles Humphrey, Ralph J. InJohnson, Francis Johnson, Samuel Lathrop, Joseph gersoll, Jacob C. Isacks, Jonathan Jennings, Joseph Lawrence, Joseph Lecompte, Robert P. Letcher, Peter Little, John Lock, Rollin C. Mallary, John H. Marable. Henry C. Martindale, Dudley Marvin, Robert McHatton, Samuel McKean, William McLean, Ezra Meech, Charles F. Mercer, Orange Merwin, Thomas Metcalf, John Miller, James S. Mitchell, John Mitchell, George E. Mitchell, James C. Mitchell, Thomas P. Moore, Thomas Newton, George W. Owen, George Peter. Timothy H. Porter, Alfred H. Powell, John Reed, Robert S. Rose, Henry H. Ross, Joshua Sands, John Scott, drew Stewart, James Strong, Samuel Swan, John Test, Gideon Tomlinson, David Trimble, Ebenezer Tucker, Joseph Vance, Samuel F. Vinton, George E. Wales, Aaron Ward, Daniel Webster, John C. Weems, Thomas Whipple, jr., Barton White, Elisha Whittlesey, Charles A. Wickliffe, James Wilson, John Woods, John C. Wright, William S. Young-90. Thomas Shannon, Thomas H. Sill, John Sloane, An NAYS-Messrs. William Addams, Mark Alexander, Willis Alston. William G. Angel, Henry Ashley, John Bailey, John Baldwin, Ichabod Bartlett, Noyes Barber, John S Barbour, Francis Baylies, John Blair, Titus Brown, Joseph II. Bryan, James Buchanan, William Burleigh, Samuel P. Carson. George Cary, Nathaniel H. Claiborne, John Cocke, Henry W. Conner, George W. Crump, Thomas Davenport, William Deitz, William Drayton, Nehemiah Eastman, John Forsyth, Andrew R. Govan, Robert Harris, Jonathan Harvey, Charles E. Haynes, Richard Hines, Aaron Hobart, Michael Hoffman, Jeromus Johnson, David Kidder, Thomas Kittera, Jacob Krebs, Edward Livingston, John Long, William McCoy, George McDuffie, William McManus, James Merriwether, Daniel H. Miller, Charles Miner, Jeremiah O'Brien, Robert Orr, Elisha Phelps. George Plumer, James K. Polk, James W. Ripley, William C. Rives, Lemuel Sawyer, James S. Stevenson, John Taliaferro, Starling Tucker, John Varnum, Gulian C. Verplanck, Elias Whittemore, Lewis Williams, John Wilson, George Wolf, Silas Wood, John Wurts-67. It was then signed by the President, John Quincy Adams, on the same day. Grant to the State of Illinois in aid of the Illinois Central Railroad. The first grant of public lands in aid of the construction of railroads was that made by “An act granting the right of way and making a grant of land to the States of Illinois, Mississippi, and Alabama, in aid of the construction of a railroad from Chicago to Mobile," in 1850.* This act provided (sec. 2) "That there be, and is hereby, granted to the State of Illinois, for the purpose of aiding in making the railroad and branches aforesaid, every alternate section of land designated by even numbers, for six sections in width on each side of said road and branches." It also provided, that in case any of the land so *9 U. S. Stats., p. 466. |