The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
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[Corrss pond ence of the Philadelphia Ledger
WASHINGTON, Dec g. 1883.
Meanwhile, immense amount Ct business Is accumu-
lanng 10 conmtees and Congress will be obliged to show
tomsdespstch iD legislaton 1t shall get through with
We have 6rst tho Homestead BILL reported BY Mr. Daw.
ton from the Committee Agriculture, AMI which ID
bill Of Mr. Cobb Of Alabama which has been ,efsrred to
the Committee on Public Land (hr. Dawsoa's bill has
not been so rseIsd "a stated erroneousy my letter
OF ytstert )then the French Spoliaons referred to
Special Committee in the Senate and the Committee on
Foreign Relations in the House; then four hundred
Rart nd bills; then ths Pacific Railroad bill pr Sc then
the Ten Million bill fer tho hensd Of the insane:
II Mr. Benefits Land Distribution Scheme per se then
the bill regulating trade and navigation with Canada;
then the great Tariff Reduction BILL then the bills re.
ofgspzirg the army and navy; for establishing srtorsi
government in Nsbraha &c &c II Ii tie the desire OF
Tut ope half OF the members TO speak bc one half
these subjects Xix months are but short allowance to
GO II in.
WASHINGTON, MA 80 1883
An important Railroad b connecting C,nctpna With
St. Louis, with trunk branch road to t,usvl. has
been introduced into the Senate by At Aschon have
little ctabt that ost OF there bills and their name is
son Ill pass the Senate but ahesssr taey will pAss
the Hor 10 quite arothsr question The Comm ttss on
Publ, srds will in few weeks have several hun irtd Of
them on hsn The model bill os ali OF Il IL already
sared up,1 In commit se but RENE discrimination will
Saeopbetl' be used In reporting hem. What with all.
read bounty snd' charitable purposes and homests,d
the public lands Of the Ulited States fast eeaug 81
be iource OF revenue to the so7e nmsnt Tbs Western
States IRE getting stronger every cay and sry day they
pie their csims the lanes lying within their
Ii uiisd e,lons for purposs OF internal ment,
General Foote las alter ALL concluded 10 settl, in
Icuh,ns Judge Douglas had great dinner palty yes.
srsy. Beverly Tucker Esq Of the Stntinal and Arnold
Harris, OF the Union, we're amorg the disirguished
n.ss In uLiop ayeth the proyefb, thee strength
There ttopg feeling against the inter niuor al copy.
right treaty Concluded between the United States and
Eosspd srd BY no cans certain that the treaty
" be rs.id,d.
WARRINGTON, Jan, ], 1854
We have nov two Homestead bills on the itock.-ons
introduced BY Mr. Dawson, Of Penn, chairman OF the
9 nniti,s on Agriculture aud another ntrodu .sd Nv
Mr.. Cobb, az Alabama Mr. Dawsor's bill differs in many
III 10 he bin Introduced ,st Congress by Mr.
join Governor o. Teprastan especially 10 regard
10 tettl ent and cultivation shall alone
constitute coed title, ard that AL in the &C untry
~ or peer hall be ,nti led ~ the b. NJ .s OK the bill
Ibis I'LL ". eh is first the calendar draws no dis
tren between citizens ard itsnts nov f- their
declsiaton ard become citizens Of the Vn,sd S'ars
" pawon has otroied nu.h tine to the bill AMI
takes g'gh interest in lis pSSage,
VI Cath bal couerts it, benefits TO those who ar
SOW ciu,rs hit i has the Ind sacAon sus- IA H.
Which has many friends IN Corse This PROT aoilt " IL
r'iher bill car rass either house whou, grsas tt
Hdsesi or the syss srd tees Neties the Lind
Once uot - : n'hnu us0Eert AZ BODY, ere tny ".
Ntd q . gFt stm - p''stfrs sctst III y - - ] -
Negotiations sre going for . considerable sros OF
senesa critcry. scl toe CARE; graft Is st positively