The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-26

ANMAINAlalAN
80, n serye on the Commodities of Thift 1
teen. md he now asked him II Ne would
MI consent to % 50. VA
senator Davis, after expressing some Of
NJ views agreed 10 serve a.
Adjourned GID the 2lth. .,.. I.
seNArE on.thc 2Ith Senator Fessen-
a.,' Nc i introduced a:biIl to grant pub
~ lana and lean the credit Of the goyerrf-
! u,erit 20 thc Peoples rallroads laid onl
m liable. and ordered 70 We printed.
Senator Pugh q, offered a joint re-
acIntio,I ii, regard IL holding d convention
- oroposlag amendments 10 the Consti-
,gtion. and requesting the several states
NJ call The convention as soon as Practica-i
M Referred To the select committee ofI
thirteen. n !.
i senator Isigter Pa. presented the pro
eeedings 81 n meeting of citizens Of Read "a
! M. ia, Also.a bill 70 suppress -tll,sln...
Yasioh Of one state by another, etc. Re- Re:
ferretl 10 the select committee
/. The Kansas bilIwas taken mp discussed
! and postponed I'LL lilo 5 lst, # q 3.4 81 !. "a ~
Adjourned till the 2Ilh.
Horss. sOn the 2lthFthe speaker laid
before The House n letter signed. by the
South Carolina delegation as follows
! lgfssIrsN we avail ourselves 81 the EARL.
est o,,1orthnity since the official conlma1ii
! ,,atioii 81 acknowledgements 81 ma king kndwii
I "a yonr honorable body thai The people 81
south Carolina, in their sorsreig gu cgpa4
city. lIayo resumed the power heretofore
delegated by them 10 the federal goyertr
! met,t 6f lie United S tates, AMI haze There
HvilssolyeJfoar eonnSciioRm the House
oI Representatives In taking leave of
I those with whom we have been associated
N 4 common agency, We, as well as the
PEOPLE Of our romnlonwealtf, desire TO DO
q with d Feeling of mutual regard aud
!. respect for thcirigllts Cf each other, cher
ishing the hope that ii onr future relations
. We may better enjoy that pence and har-
Isoay essential to the happiness Of q free
and enlightened people. ...: 4. . ... 4. /.
II: I. b. "JolIx McQcEEy, I
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The Speaker also laid before tile House
q communication from the Secretary Of
The Interior, stating that on S4tRrday
last, lie was Informed by voluntary con.
fessioon Of an officer Of the department,
that state funds held in trust BY tie Gni.
led States for the benefit Of Indians,
amounting TO $sIO, 900. have been abstract.
Gil from bis custody and converted to pri.
waite uses. The Secretary says the enor.
nifty Of the fraud demands full investigai
tion by Congress, Ii order to vindicnte his
own honor and to expose tile guilty and
derelict III -. r. !. E.
m Mr.. Sherman said The SCcretary of the
Treasury also desired ali inFestigltioa
the yindieattoA Of his character. and IN
trodueetf a resolution, which Mr.. Norri;
tIIt accepted for his own, directing ths
appointment of a select ctililafittce III Il Vi
to inquire .inlp ami report tho facts in nc
latioR 10 said frantl. aaa that the commit
tee have full power TO send Tor pcfsQRs auJ
PapqEs. 5;s., + ,a..e5s, j,
s. The Resolution Vas passed +.5.<. p
.AtlIonFnedl w ing zt y Rs IL.
SENATE-- - On tue :2ltI, Sthat9r Greei
tMcsl called Tor the order Of the day =
territorial bas'ness. ;..y j
A bill was reported. ifofl the. cQ'hiIiii
tee on territories 10 provide Tor tue terri
toriat government OF Arizona, d., an,
takeaup .= 81: :...<, :, :
Senator Green explained the :bih, u
sad II was IN tlsuai form, and there WI
nothing objectionable N Il. III was a ne
cesslty Tor the territorial goyernmen