The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18
Expulsion Of Disloyal Members and
Charges Of Disloyalty and Corruption.
IMPORTANT MEASURES LAID OVER.
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THIRTY.SEvENTH CONGnEss.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, July II 1897.
rRArEr CHAPLAIN.
The Senate convened at nine A. N.
Rev. Dr. Sunderland, Chaplain returned thanks 10 the
Throne Of Grace Senate and coordinate
branches Of the for the results that have
this been accomplished To this lustrous Con-
grsss wore tho people indebted Of the
noblsst enactments that adorned the republic.
The Chaplain also returned thanks TO Almighty Coo
for health Of the Senator's for tho general harmony
that has prevailed for the nrnness with which
hs rsbukod and corruption and for the
general wisdom and foresight with which the Senator'S
have performed their duties
TGs TESTIMONY BrFoaH ruE COMMITTEE ON TIE CONDUCT %
THE WAR
Mr.. WRIGHT, (Cnion) Of Ind. from the COMMITTEES on
tho Conduct Of the War; wished 10 enter his personal
protest against tho publication Of Of the evidence
before committee. He (Mr. wright) would not b
oonsdered responsible for .s BY tho Senator from
Michigan tMr. Chandsr) yesterday. Ho (Mr. wriaht)
doubted the propriety Of such srToS ~ had bssa
made sy shs Senator from Michigan (Mr. Chandisr).
BUREAU MIGRATION
Mr. npoLrrrn frsp.) OF Wis. from the Committee On
Foreign Affairs, reported with ancndnolo, the bill 70
establish o Bureau Of Migration.
Tho object Of the bill Is 70 provide for
the smeration settlement and colonization peopa
Of African Who may desire 10 migrate 70 countries
beyond the limits OF the United States commissioner Of
migration be appointed. with salary OF three thou
sand dollars per Tie commissioner Ia 70 have
clork at salary Of eighteen hundred dollars ana
s,stant clerks twelve hundred dollars per annu in
the opinion Of the President the ihs bureau may
require their services.
HouIrrxG fRoors IN pxLAwARn.
Mr. RIox (opp) OF Min, called up the House bill 70
derray tho expenses incurred in enrolling and souippinc
certain companies Of tho State Of Delaware volunteers
The bill was passed
POSTAGE srANrs crnryvcY.
The Senate passed the bill making postage and ether
United States stamps currency and proh biting the issue
Of potss or less than one dollar, NO.
Various other measures wsro then acted upon.
Tho Senate kept alternating from open TO closed ses
;Ion.
nxrowr cy THE COMMITTEE TO WAIT OF m sxSsupEsr.
when the hour o. two o'ciock arrived, Nj. Fssendsn
from the Committee appointed to wait The President,
reported that the latter had further communication
make.
ru rRrrpryr's ssss.Gx ooNscArIoS.
The rrssidsnts Message, similar 10 that read IN tha
Rouse ths conaseation bill, laid the table and
ordered ~ he printed.
rAsRs TO PRESIDENT RIO rsNPorB or rHr SENATE
Mr.. urspKasoS, union) Of No, submitted ihe follow
Ing resolution, which unanimously adopted
That the thanks cf Ihc serate be presented
70 lhu Hon soiom,n Foot Presidort pro tom % thS
Senate for the GgnIn5i and IN sls hsn'' - N.es
he has por {, rmsd his duties wbte prssns ossi nsr
celebrations durIag the present session.
.p,Sn, oy rss PRESIDENT rRc TfSroRr.
Tbs psrvr pro TEN. expressed bis fall and grateful
srooatn or tho cordial expression Of tho senate re-
,,vs 20 the naaner which the duties OF the chair
bsv. ,son rsrtormed-dutIes that were delicate and
r,., ,,,orcus involving questions embarrassing and
ror,l,xmg It oqusny became him also 10
,,tn,,ylsigo the courtesy and forbearsnco which
had heeu Manifested towards HIN In the dh-
esarvs o. thse dt'ties He wished to acknowledge
NO ston 10 tho eSvssnt officers u tho Senate be.
rors hin Thcr courtesy was most loved and rcvsred