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Show ' o;ilIO IL. sEiIE. Washington. Feb. 1. Nc. from ti.e commute on Territories, submitted a wnueu report with a subjt.t-te for the i bill .jikaaUins ;iie Tern; tv cl Ukia-I Ukia-I hama. Mr. Pouieroy o'cred a.-a substitute i lor his resolution ol yiiUrjar. one o'Ujriu ud;ci the suHer.iig ol the be.-j be.-j hjereut nations of Europe tie American Amer-ican lxv'ple. aod reeouiUK :i imt: that a generous sy-iem of orra:. red charr.y. stoking out and providing Srt lor their most pressing necessities, speed:!y inaugurated lor their n.. :.:. luc resolution res-olution was preeeeded 1 a j-.ruaiuUe reciting the prospect of poce between the :w, irer nr.ois. ti.l; ru:ld -: American icop--e at: aer:ct:rg a--Tastarion and sn5-?rir:g Cinri ry wrs ' aad parricouarlv exisr.rg destiruurn iz ' the republic of France. Un Ecricu m Saxst sry tie preaibi . was s'-.cken cu: a-ci tne rtsj.uun amended to mike it a o.-Lcurrcst rts iuti'-n so as to rc-juire te ajciin'::'" the House. It was then ag-.-:d to. HOUSE. Sarr-nt buvi-ncd a 1 f-r tiit relief re-lief of pre eajpuc-a seft.rs :n Ciii:or-1 nia. Fi-:en-fi. The Hinse restinied eocsid-nition j: the Senate bill, pas-ei on the 2na ; of April last, prescribing an ca:h o: ' tiSoe to be titea by ir.:ns who jar- i ticiratcJ in the late rrbeLi-n b': wo are Dot disualij-i from ho.d.Lg o .-e ' by the fourteenth aainimeat to lie I Constitution of th United Slates Long, colored Eepre-entauve from Georgia, made his maiden speech in ! opposition to the biii, claiming thai j the men whom it would reneve were leaders of the Ku Klux K.an. j After a noisy and excited discussL-n, ' the Senate bid abolishing the test oath 1 for persons in the South not disquai-: fied by the fourteenth amendtuer.t, j was passed without amendment, by ! yeas lis, nays 69. It now goes to the i President for his approval. i |