Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-28
CONGRESS-.

was takehNp MeSsFs, Rusk, Sew aril ., Chase an
3 Ben advocated me Sbiii and Messrs. Clayton
Butler, Pearce, Mason, Geyer, and Evans ophps
; ed IT. At late Hour The question was taken, an
The hi passed. yeas "a. nays Il.
HOUSE, ne oPrahef announced Inc INST buS
ness to he the Consideration OF the Presidents Mes
sage vetoins the fe"ch op'iIatlon bill. MIR. Bay
4 " desired aspssi p9i,eieite bal tIl- Thursday
He wished To SPEAK " lne CHARACTER Of. the vet
power, thinking lie ~u,ild be able "a Shaw thi
was not a case fVr the application of it, The mo
Q iop1to pgslinmewas iost.i II hs quesluRsastha
lslated-shail lheflsfeneil Sps'lapof9i pass, III
\ Presidents shJeelt.1s TO neutrality-suspicious.
Ing; and was decided negatively. Yeas l3, nay
!, 50, not twot iirus 10 the'aiilrhiaufe as required
by the iOpuS:ltuiion. asi'i' -yeiis 1TsD wsl q
! The HpuSe weat INTO tPlnHIltee5 on the Cyi
and Di2l1i,pt'c Appropriation lt'll. Mr. S,d!er
offered as an a,uendneiil me vetoed, French Spo
liiaiion bIii. ne Snaifian ruled we amendment
font bi oder and me decision was sustained by ilf
! House. alter sumo deDate. @
/ TUESDAY, .--Sendte.- Cass made his prom
iSed speech in vlBdtcalon0fa the wdrnimg which
during the last Session, he gave of, The designs {,
4 alhsj France and Eng land Ia resurt 10 cuareiy
iherpusiiiep in Awtr.can affairs. ,,,i,- i,,,.f4
10 avoid relciling on. the .SaLhath at the clos
hof The Ore sent sessh n-Ihe "a al March occurring
on Saturday, Which. in Accordance with recent in
lerp5etatiat,s. Mill fktcnd 10 meriiiatq on Sunda
-Ms. Brown desired Congress 10 pass a dcclari
ory .res,lulo bul The iwu presiJ Ing lficers shaI
adiun the Hsas,s. over wliicll they preside. "a
I midnight He offered a resolution To fix twelve
o'clock at ni1h of The 81 uf March for The term
natiiuh Of HE Session which lies ever for .urth,
| ac;i,n 9ot ,1-ii'i2Gs 1877 b7it2& -"7h ~
I},ise. A.Mr. Be7neti's bill grari;ae lands canal
Iy ntho several Sra es tJr railroads ana sc:5o
I purnses was talGed sbya inai,riiy of wovblps2 .
The Civil AMI DIPLOMATIC bill MAS lien consid
cred in Committee ,ul The lyhoe. s,..I, -, ~.
( Wrpyrspty Ssunte Mr. lusL fun n.
bcomm,,ee If Cnntsrr;,ce nm 10 t!,e ,slgreeuen n
Ent lie fwo iIonses ,in N the rexar De5t bIl re-
nnr;edin favor If fy,ng he sum ~ 10 Ammonia
rod IN 81 75JOD0 a. q ,.,,o,rt,nise After s,nn1
de,,,n ,he So,,a,e. ,.,pc,.rrediu the rentrt. aA
'e .T @ ,"I
li,o,sr,aL hu crn,x,,ies WAS taken ~, !, nd
discussed The reminder of the dav bv Alrssrs.
R.s5s1l Wis ,nd Rn,le, Wv -
G,,sc J'f,s 4 ,,n,n;t,.e,s renort an the Tcvas
DnLf nIll w,s c6nehIr.d IN ,83t'9@ii5l'' 7f'A g
rho Sbe, ID .l,,re ,hel IIonse a comr,;,ni
calio,, fr,irthe 1Sia,e Department, showing t6at
hr;uy tbsveuriI 1854 f4t;) 47l p.irs1us arrived in
his c7,rn,t; nv 60, .-l25 765 IN Massachusetts
t3J7 on IN Sev y,rk. Is O32 IL PENNSYLVANIA /:
~ III in Maryland. 1863 in Louisiana. AMI IA ;,
49, II C,I,f,rn;aF al he entire number uearl,
ao nm III, ,rn III in F.poJand lOi 6I6 in Ire
land .tIY S17 in FraIlre: BUG i5l in Germany ard
,a,u 10 :" ~ ,I;.sr
'.oo ~ 80 ~ = elm.
y. ons ~ mechanics RI
IN az. . *, rr,nsrss7
4, 20 -, 1.oo I9, ,rI,ys;c;,ns
.5SS 'a,.',a, 81 s.r,an,s "a aOl,. uther 60.
= %, q, ;f,g I,ari3,b 1919 %
" @p'''"'s -, 90; Mars ne !. :
49, ~; go So, - - ~ Z
ia, ~ ~, of ,he DIV -,
=, ;,.I", r., vvlu.,',.n~, ,,,' Civil .rd nj.
E"'''''';'''" a W In, III =,
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n,s'Is ~
al. I'm 90 nrat;Jo f,r 6n,l sat,leme,t of the
ol,;to 80. nf ibe Pa intidn,rv ,re,vi &c
l'.sa.o,tIl H. -, af'.nf r6irrS,E It'5tGs
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80 80 .ei,' - - H., pT f.;,,.
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=, =, f,trniq j 70 -,
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,.ou Wy i,as S 49,, ANU nast paassI
p'ss' ny ,",F'I is N''' '"'' ~ '"' :.
yei - - I'm, Mr. lone, ocTsnnossee
-, - rI. a, IL az, ~ 49, I M,
90: :, ;gris ,,s svma Won ri rhs b,tie
y. Ssl',.i,', J,. - anil Ne u Third
-, ,i,,,be I;,e dan il,l,srt 4 r.sirntf 40
- L;ir ,,,,o., III ;ors and .fher ,er.,ms art
,i,. ,,,o ,,,l,.ri,v M. tho Jrs,s,f >,,.s ,,y &c
ny u'''e' ~, r,i ~ ,,,.. sy,oo
i, 81 tba Fnr,,iyn Save iaw desnI,ory and
limo deI,aie, arnse upon il, I'd The
SsnIte r.o,.inqd Ia session iii a very laie hon.
- %rhehithf TiI, ialt Ms li,lly BASED cas-
% nays;9! ife3 boat sdi ia,lf 10 sahi'
House.--Mr. SsnTs' Restitution chilling upon
s,r ,hn' o.,.nd. tan,er. nee aud whether il
WIS hell in ,Ib.d;rpes 10. instructions from lie
.S,,re i|en,rtm,nt. WAS passed.
TIE Civ1 and D,plo,naiic A3prusriaiicn hi.l
WAS iaLen IL, il, Co,l,ni,pt at de Wn1!e Nh
Eduerini i6t1iifd an amendment rfiu1ding duiit,
mid IN, fHaflroad irGi ac.nally aud permanently
iaid down. ia tyyeeir June 5ih 1888, and july
] St. oJ6. &c. i htTque'lisn cwas debIied Il
IS me length. MI Observation-Disclosures aspbslrTe
for Mr.. EduerloIl's amenJmeEt Mr. llpus.nn
compromise tariff biIlwib al;rraliops proposing
articles nnw saving Gulies nc 40 anil 1871 per
conf (1Al Siter 6e Isl If Jdiy bay 80 8 - no "a
otn,li ,r re,i,,yi II, 60 nIr Ami ,niits Der
fentJ ,pLennnlber oIaFricles paying % percent..
+, he redd,.ed ab,m1 % per ocenrd Ihsse, resluc-
boina nm the. srincip.e ofIhe lam .oi 1876
Mr. +. Advocated his substitute. aud it W IS adup
ied-yeas 81. nays S.. The amendment VI. NJ.
E,Iqarton rs 'thnss amended, was then agreed To
eas ltj2.. mes NIL ctunlrd. DiD ~ ~, 80
l. 'SAruriafDiy @-Seaatc -I'he Dipn'halic and
Consular Raknlni bin whs debated and passed. L
Ssgefhtdler bills,not Of geEerab.ihteres', were
H. 'rrbo Civil and Diplum,,ic Appropris-
,A,a XIII with Mr.. Ieleher,s tariiT amendment.