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sENATE-MospII.. DE-. 81.

FORCING ume lor the PREPARATION apd pak-
sage Of % smendstory Ae.. eonienplsisi /
bg the movsr.do include CofpoTa;ioas
within is psosisions1 Mr.. C,lhoyp
gave potice that, when Mr. Bentop's bill
cams zip. be sho9l1 move 10 amend it ta
- 10 make til bill 10 repeal the benek5
ctent Act Of last Session.
+ 10. the HousE o. REPsEsEarAIlvEs1
the Tariff debate vas continued. aud. h6
other business Of any kind transacted. I
sENATE-TUEsDsr Die %,
.ssatadmtnts "a Constellation
h Mr.. clsy. OF Ky. gave notice ihai oa
tomorrow be &o1ld introduces three. Joinf
Resoialionss
The GRIT. 70 rssiIiei and limit thss Veto
Power. - !
The .eeoud II hin.itr The power Or
tppoiptment oflhs Heads Of the Depart
ments from, the Executive 10 congressI !.
[ The ihra. % ptsfsnt any member Of
Congress from Ieeeising an Executive
appein:mef while 10 Coagess Or during
the term or which be was elected.
If fsssisasasS->
Several resolutions wsre iairod1ced.
\ but none Of interest. except The FesoId-
4 ton offered some time1since By Mr.. Linn,
10 relation 70 the distribution Of ID. pro-.
lceedG Of the)sslss Of the public lands.
l@ n I Bankrupt Bin
! A debate sptupg up incidentally ansS
\ upon toe billi postpone the operations Of
3the Bankrupt lfS, inlroduced ysttsrdAy
\ by Mr. Benton.
r.. TIL 4; al, -. ~. Al s..ts. t.II.
Nor dtsposal. and havfpg been named. Mr..
Bsrrfen moved sthe refersnte OF the bill
to The Comnsit4s on the Judiciary ID
zmolionI whlch-had the efFeet:pt creating
along diScussloh Of nearly two ho1n, 10
which sevetalSenatort took part. n.
The notion was eyentnslly carried
US TO Ia.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. r.
~ Seine efforts were made 10 get into
other business ihsn'thAtbsfor the House,
but, except resolution taglsy on the "a.
Sle. report<of the Secretary Of TIE
Treasury at Tie extra sessiont in reference
20 outstanding appropriations, SC. noIhing
val allowed. " IT.
Tbs.debsie on ihsT.rifr reference Va,
then continued throughout tie dayz By
Messrs. Hudson. Payne, Burke and East.
i man. but .novote was taken. 4 4
| SENATE WEDNESDAY,. Dre %.
MI. Preston moved that the fiscal plan
Of The President of The United States be
taken up for. consideration. NIP. sx-
pressed bis earnest hope chat the subject
would be debated 10 good spirit, and
that either The scheme Of The Presidens,
or tomethicg ike il, or something else
/ would 30 adoptsA. which would afford
relief 10 The people.r There ware some
3poitts in Il. however, which staggered
III his Judgment. sf
!. The Plan being taken up, Mr.. Tall
madge moved is reference 70 a SELECT
committee. 1898,
Nj Bachsnan expressed his,opno,ili5n
e The sesems, as having Is warrant ia
the CousttrutfOn. e-eE I'd n
Mr. Calhoun thought TIE scheme wa,
> Bank, MOI 10 name, but effect. The eN-
change parts o! it were Bank in all ito
functions. land 10 this vie W he aere cd
With sill thu, had been sad By, the SEMI.
tor from Pennsylvania. II created also+a
greai.Goveta m6nf debt II ini.insed up.
: on the, ground On which he aud tie
frieads with whom he acied stood ~
K They would moi abandon this ground ID
any essentials particular.
Mr.. leives complained OF the discuss
sion upon The ground thai il was out 81
place before the committee Undetermined
4 and reported upon il. ~ II
Mr. R, conlehaed a,s9thatlhe Report
Il II IN Tl.a t1t ar,s@
Va :Gayernment ,Bank. The Committee
would recommend no such scheme ~
this. The SUB Treasury system was also
commented upon BY The Senator from
Virginia shd greatly adverse to il.
Mr.. Riyes closed his remarks between
three aud four o'clock, when Mr. Man-E7
gum moved an adjournment, intending
70 speak 10 morrow. Add, THO Seaate
then Adjourned. S 80 -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
I9 WEDNESDSYs%Dec. %. L
Various bills were reported from comet
mi,tees. Air Fillmore made an ipeh
eutla1empt to,take upAhe Loan bill
He urged the immediate wants Of the
Treasury, that there was present deficit
Of $3.50. 900, -6dt here the floor was
claimed by Mr. Burke Of n. III, who
contia1ed his re marks, nominsliy upon
the reference Of the Tariff subject, but
10 reality on matters tot gfs3fretayaat.l.
Nj. Mefakether Of Geo. replied 5ssalti
denied dispositions taken BY Mr. Burke 4
IS 10 the political charges which that gen.
tleman claimed a The result ofNWhig
measures. Mr.. NJ. rejected with keorn
the. invitations of/Nofthern Democrats 10
Soathern9' Wings to come up and help
them 10 discriminate against maupfaey
tures al the same time be denied tho
constitutional power 70 lay du;ies1SQr pro.
lection and made an elaborate reply 10
Mr.. Hudson Of Mass.--in the midst OF
which The House adjourned.
SENATE THuksplr, Dec SOY
Some mempIials and resolutions were
disposed Of. RI \
.MuTUkL RIGHT OF SEARCH. '"
A9Report fton phe State Department
was received, stahhg}in snswtr 70 a reso-
lafion Of NCoagress That no proposition
Nhsd been received from the British Co
sernneni in regard to The right Of search
and that no CORES ponder ice had passed /
bs,ween The tRs tsssxegnmen,su upon the 1
anbiect E7ssSkA8zs -