The national Republican., 1866-07-04
CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS.
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favor Of inorsa,isg the sariG. Rsissrsa 70 the
Comuiitss on R,pspes.
3 % motion Of Nj Risusds The joist rssolstieu
fsom Ii. Hosss providing for shs spps'intmsnt q
joins e.nmitsss on rssrspshnsnt wss rsfsnsd g
Oa naslsn n NJ. 0riwes, II was rssolvsd thst
shes the Senate sdjosra to-day. " b % nsst on
Thursdsy nsat. III iiS N
Ths special order. Ssiss ths Isdiss spprepris-
tos bill, - then tshsn M he qssss!on being On
Wa. sitsr Dsssmbsr 81, The supsrvisory and other
po~en over the sets Of the Couuissioasr Of Indian
Affairs nov sssfoissd By The Secretary Of the Ia
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M Doolittls briefly opposed the smsadssnt,
contsnd,ng that the Bprsau Of Indian Adairs esns
properly under the supsrvison Of the tptsrios ps-
msndstion Of the Finance Connittss be thought
Il would bs better 20 bring ID separate BILL 70
carry oct their sagg-stioss. lsf' fH.ts
M. Sherman spoks 10 fAvsr Of The proposed
ministrstios OF the asairy Of thS burs,u.
Mr.. Hendricks said from the tone Of the spsschss
Tho inssrsncS would ~ that the qusstion vss
sh:tss. ths Indians ~srs to b sovs'ssd ~ force
Mr.. Truubrll vas MOI ip fsyor ef he smsnd.
on to an appropriation bill Oar lndisn .Hsirs
wsrs bsiaG nov managed BY hsad In whon I'll
had senadsnse. end Il would b wrong and tsses.
sidsrsts 70 take them ont Of bis hsn&s. Tho 6sna
tor from Ohio M. Sherman, bed spoksu Of abusss
II ths buying of aour at Fort 0ibsoni bad ths Ssn-
ofhcsrs whom they bought rocks for hay, paid han
drsds Of ,housands for wood which was never de-
livsrsd, and bought rotten cloth to make uniforms
for our soldiers.
The qqsstion va. then taksn on the amendment
reaplting a. follows; 81 Fl7-
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ris, KIkwood, Lane. Morgan. shsrman, Stewart,
Van Winkls Williams, and Wilsoo-I2. le
Nays-hsssrs. Buckaiev. Chandler, Clark. era.
gin, 0rssvsll, Qsyis DooIittls, Foster Henderson.
asndricks, Hesard, Johnson, Nesmith. Norton.
Poland, s.ulsbury. ePrssus. Summer. Trumbuli,
30 The smeadmsnt was dIsagrssd to. 5s
Csrtain other smsudmsnts reported BY the ri.
nsncs Compittss, giving the Secretary Of War
powers Ia rsfersucs 70 The Indian Russp, we're thsn
MI. Dooii.tls offered nuubsr Of amendment.
on behalf Of the committss on Indian Aasirs
Mr.. Doolittls offered an amendment apprcprist.
Ing $500. 900 for the relief Of destitute fndisns in
ths southern supsrintsndsney, 10 which, sftsr
dl.oa.sion By h's'". shHmsn and Doolis.is, was
By unaniuoas son.sn., Mr Chandler, from n.
COMMITTEES Of conference on the dissgrssing votes
OF the two Homes on the bi further 70 prevent
smuegling. made report; which was ooncurrsd In.
The report adopts the amendments made By the
Houss to the bill
NJ. Grimes offered an amendment, o an sddi.
tiona section providing that any person may trade
With the Indians giving not less than $500 bond
to ob'ervs faithfully the treaty stipulations and
regulations provided BY the Commissiou Of Indian
Affair.", 10. Adopted. y
The bill was ihen read the third time and Parsed.
In motion Of Mr. Sumner, ths following from the
Rssoived, &c.. That the thanks Of Congress be.
and arc hereby, rendered to the workingmen OF
Lyons, France, who have presented Q silksn Gag,
prepared st tbsir Instance, by the wsaysrs' asso.
citation Of that city In memory Of the late President
Lincoln, snd intended TO Be displayed at the cs,e
monies Of Congress on the 18th Of February last;
and that the nng be deposited vi the archives Of
the Government at the State Department
Mr. Wilson, frum the COMMITTEES on Military
hn"rs, reported the joint resolution to authorize
the appointment Of oommission to audit the
,sim. Of the State Of Msssachusetts for moneys IN
pended In coast defence, and asked its present con-
sidaration.
Mr.. Grimes ohjecting, the resolution went over.
On motion Of Mr.. ClGk. the bill making appro-
priation for the reconstruetion and repair Of the
lsv.s, Of the Mississippi river in the States Of Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, and Arkausss, and for the i'm.
provement Of the river, was taken up aud read.
On nation Of Mr. Sherman. the ssnats then went
into executive session, and alter short time spent
therein adjourned. -nH m,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. IT.
The House was engaged in committes Of the
Whole on the state OF the Union, (Mr. sooAsid, Of
Pennsylvanis, In the Chair, In the sonsidsration
Of the tariff bill. The paragraph In relation to
coal was. on motion Of M. Frank Thouaa Of Md,
amended BY striking out that part making discrim.
ination In favor Of Picton coal.
The Senate bill 10 quiet land titles In California
came up In tho morning hour, and after some dis
cussion won't over till the next morning hour.
A resolution was adopted against the report Of
the Committee on Printing to print %, 900 extra
copies Of the agricultural report Of 1854
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, Of lows, the bill intro
duoed by him yesterday explanatory Of the Pacific
railroad acts Of July L. 1852, and July O. 1854 and
which has been made the special order for to-day,
was postponed until Thursday next-ths bill not
having come iu from the Printer, and Mr.. Stevens,
who was interested 10 It, not being we'll to-day.
Mr. Eliot, Of Massachusetts from the COMMITTEES
of conference on the Frsedmen's Bureau bill made
report and explained the various points Of IT, a.
given In yesterdays Senate proceedings. 1t was
agreed to.
Mr. Raymond, Of New York, offered the follow.
Ing concurrent resolution, which was adopted,
That the thanks Of Congress bs, and are hereby,
rendered to the workngmen Of Lyons, France, who
have presented silksn dag prepared Mt their In
stance BY the weAvsrs association Of that city, In
memory Of the late President Lincoln. and intended
to be displayed at the ceremonies Of Congress on
the l3th Of February last; and that the dag be de-
posted with the archives Of the Govsrnmsnt In tho
State Department. y
Mr.. Kerr from the COMMITTEES on Accounts, 70.
ported resolution, which was adopted, requiring
accounts for services &o to be verified under oath.
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