The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27
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WAsHINerox. Frbruarg 23,

Mr. Gwn continued his remarks commenced
yesterday in favor of the committee OF Cunter
ence. The question was further discussed by
MT, ilale, Latham, JohnsoR, OF Arkansas, and
Ries ard the-hilS was POSTPONED
The bill lor the payment o! expenses incur
redin, the Suppression Of Indial hoslili'ies in
California, was taken up and passed.
fhe resoluticngiving qtitelain 10 certain
lanis in .lowa was taktn up. 2 tlts' -at
SeSeral amendments passed $3.50
2 Mr. Hale offered al amendment for the pay
nent OF Sl2.et0 for money deposited lierx
planned thai il was ia relation 10 tie removal
81 the Boston PoStcflice p a''r .+@-
a point of order was, raised, and The amend
mint ruled out. t1 a es ~
= Nh, johnson OF Tennessee offered an amend.
ment TO carry cut Tie order Of the Senate Il
pay TO the widow Of ex- Senator Linn his mile
age. After discussion, the resolution was pas.
sd. -. -
- 'fbe bill making payment for the Suppression
OF the Indian hostihties iu Utah, in 1858, was
taken up aud passed 5Eat-s
Eetfhe miscellaneous appropriation bill was la
ken up. st.E -.
p After considerable discussion the ,mendmen
was sdoptsd N s'a @
81 Mr.. Dixon moved an amendment to pay
SlQ0 coo for marble for the Custom House al
IhaIlestoH. ef
8 Mr.. ~Glingnan asked whether this was fol
an;ldin1 s,o II0sa j. Sos,b fsaroi;ro GppGoa y
M A., 81 - Il, -. ,J,'"S
aud partly to be DONE 7~. ba
MriSimmons said tho marble was hniSheG
,rd read, ~ ssSnraI L,,t H.
,bon,bt 4 os ,,0 k Iast - 49,,
NE Eoss,,r,1s,, 49,
Had coma and usa,,oraf - o,.r1;tv af
,a3d eo,Iv arl-oS ,,.,.,,,a,t ca - 'lor;o -
a ,a;2t IF er]6r ta;,o ,o;sad ,bo
n,as rr,eI ont - ~ 1850 -" go
SIS i,n on;.red an omon ,,nont fr III,
adjustment of the accounts of Brigham Youn.
while lSx oflicio Superintendent of Indian AZ
fairs, and the payment OF S32 Geo.
The objection was laade that this was pri
yaie claim. "a 5z =. gs -.r.. ~ ~ =.
AIR lireen said he was for the adjustment o
his accounts under a prior law.
D Mr.. Douglas asked II he said il was claim
finder a higher law.
! MIR. Green said he never apnealej- To q high
er3aw than the Senate lie did 50 sotnefi,1e,
ION his knees privafely ysla Cd ag
The amendment was ruled ont
After further consideration of yarious amend.
ments, Mr.. Clark offered an amendment that
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs be anthor
Aed to adjust tie account of Brigham Young
and made report Adopted. ,r. fa. rtr
1 The bill was then referred to the Senate, Ad
ourned. tE-.. .s5..--t.. : .--. --..
81. HousE.--The Oregon and Washington wa
debt bill was passed. .t.e. ........,.-..
~ Mr. Sherman moved to take UP the tariff bill
as returned from the Senate with amendments
Mr.. Cochrane appealed to him to let the mat
ter Stand over till Monday, in order to givt
members an opportunity to examine it. II,
gdesited TO make no .factious opposition, but die
desire to protect the interests of his constitu
.cnts. ,5' .... .- ..t... ......
q Mr.. Sherman said abe WAS. ,,Iod to Iearp tba
nc. factions opnositior, was d.siynod bnt he, as
s,red o .ntleman that m Tho lii ,,o, ,,ot tala,
"A, 10 dav he saw No ,assih;l;t,, of oettirr II
sa1inal nassace. j ,,rin1 the rresent ses
The House went iTto committee ard took II,
the tariff bill by a vote of g8 d ,ainst %
q. .lhe FIRST Senate, ayre n,,pp I,t -reac;ng. IN,
loan to e2IOOO coo was eoneurred in. Durin.
the debate Mr.. Garneft, while discnssinr th,
amount. alluded to the coming of Mr. L;ncol1
here at. an early hour this morning saving tn,
latter had hurried through Baltimore for fear O
Kin Yaneev~ and j eff Davis who were thei,
.,yilh Six sDonn6er. IA, .r..' ,'Fsasr s.,l -.,
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n,oa auuno stahl;ph Hea,, ast ~ a. "a
as;st If sFsa ID DJI H. s1@, y WIS., s" 90
.TSgftFbis remark was met will, hisses7 53l
.gs MFR. Garrett said such demonstrations wei
Che prorer efablens Of the downfall Of this co
rant eaver,nent. q Se5sg8 aa&aiges
seSThe tariff bills TO be :onlinued in gomni
tee Of The Whole, when such anendments
nav have been acted upon Shall be reported
g.bo Honss. 9sB sa5 ii f!Ea & fa l +
.5 Darinr tfae debate on the tariff Mr.. SickI
said the Chairman Of the committee on Wa,
and Means, in bringing this bill before Ii
House in manuscript, and thus Keeping IL
House ignorant of ils contents, meant to pr
q ance as elose a resemblance between the Hou
Eand Mr. Lincoln as possible. for he (LIncol
afhad said al PittslaTg, that he did not kno
snn,ct shout The tariff and it app jared as if ii
e3tx,tiaiaat, yoya Cyho Mr. aSlgelip an wished II
.fgonqe to lrow less. and thus 10 resetn Die Ii
.sBrssidenteleet at least ia ignorance ofan III
T. eI,ortart subject to the conntfy.a HeconeratuI