Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-22

would not support the Lccompion and hnglsh mils INC
testimony Of witnesses en- these points J., pora Dl th'
record book Of the Bank " the Metopohs' inc Com.
itae state that Mr. Forncy offered the printing Of
the Post Office blanks at SoOOOU on conduon mat ne
should, by editorial no longer IMAM man manu.
support Inc Administration in its Kansas policy
Ina rep,rd TO the abuses in the Philadelphia Custom
House the Committee say there was an improper and
corrupt use " the public money n the employment OF
pcr.ons In the public service and frauds by government
officers To defeat cnactmcnts Tor protecting The Treasury
from unjust claims. Collector Baker is severely cen
The Committee say that the price paid Tor The Exocu-
tive printing and binding is utterly dspropuruouatc to
che work done and audc Go The employment OF persons
The Committee close by saying There seems TO be a
Warkcd proproiy in closing Che .cpoti wih quotation
Gu speech VI Mr.. buchanan ia condemnation Of cor
sr Train moved that fifty thousand copies be printed
Referred
Adjourned until O'Clock.
rvrNrNH sresfoN.
The House assembled at o'clock tut.
debate cusucd un tho Scnatc's twenty cone million
loan amendment Mr. sherman charaotorizng It as an
infringement vt thc rights of the House n making ape
rrlpH.uous, and hoped thc House would stand hun'
Nr NIUson saii thc measure originated In the House,
The proposition being au amendment by ihc Senate.
Considerable debate followed
An amendment 10 revive the tariff act Of 1916 was
ruled ouf of order.
rhc loom amendment disagreed to, when The Com
nitcc rose. Adjourned
MONDAY, june rs.
SENATE
The Nayd Appropriation bin was taken mp, and de-
ha'ci 900 Mr. Wilson's amendment for three steamers to
Mcssrs Wilson and Collamcr advocated the amendment
M Mallory was opposcd TO the slave trade between
uH c1uuty Hud Afu0a, bot was also opposed t1 me
United states interfering with The trade between Cuba
and Africa
Mr. CaIamcr .aiI Gas long as prize money was given
TO naval officers they could prevent slaves being t
Sen FROM Africa"
Mr. Simmons urged Keeping the Africans here Tor a
umr to pory ciyilizc them before sending them back.
Mr. Seward Was opposed o atrogatug the treaty with
Great Britain, and favored the increase of The African
Mr. Davis arrrcl with Mr. Simmons aud favored the
ohgaln of tho treaty and substituting or The squadron
au ARMED force t1 protect ihc American har.
A1cr .tr'hcr debate Mr. Wilson's amendment was lost
Quo N.'y Appropriation bin then passed tho Esccu-
tive session. Adjourned.
Ihc Kentucky contested election WAS taken zap.
Mr ChuHman. che contestant. spoke in favor II bis
Ihc resolution retaining Mr. Anderson in his seat pass
td-il2 90 3D.
Tao Legislative Appropriation bin wa. taken up. and
h. amendments Of 'hc Committee Of che Whole concur
rel ,u.
Mr Wuslow made Fl minority report from che Covode
committee He made apcis.na. explanation n relation
90 nr rhareca uadc against Mr. Scranton, and closed by
sowing chat nothing whatever bad boon brought 90 light
rclecung boo amy manner on that gentleman character
The House rc-asscm1led at O'Clock Mr. Florence,
i} unanimous CONSENT read proposition or information
setting forth that enc resolutions 81 ccn.urr ou the prcs
idrt which passed 0n to sih we're unconstitutional un-
fair illegal and Extraordinary. aud authorizing hc Speak
or m "ute ON 'hcm 'ud on Ac records the words Xxx
pHugeI Boy order of the House"
Nr lIlsatd--prni 10 in tho democratic Quarterly
Voice" Solitary and alone like Benton you put this
Mr co,odc suggested the previous question. Object
al u.
N,Deaao wanted 90 know t. ,here,olaton offered was
300 concurrence with fhc Presidents We've
Mr. Florence "id t'' Doc did it on Hs own responsible
Dog. Iul 10 wls withdrawn.
Iar civil Appropriation b.l was amended by appro-
r.auu- $4,000 hr fhc extension OF thc Treasury build
in aad 5i.oll flr the cstcnsou Of tie Capitol. and
f .u.rh as at tha expense of 50. co., thirty fur moo
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