The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-10
CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS.
wrpsssnAr, Nay 3, 1900.

Mr.. Cowhn presentsd twentysone petitions, nuA
merously signed BY citizens OF Pennsyivsnia asking
an amendment Of the internal revenue laws 90 as
to protect labor. Referred TO Committee on FL
nance.
Mr., Wiley presented the position Of one hundred
and ninety six citizens Of Harpers Ferry who have
purchased homssteads under the United States au.
thority stating that BY the action Of the Govern.
meut In eeaang work a the armory, their property
has been mueh deprecated, and thsy ask aathority
TO dispose Of II TO manufacturing companies from
the North. Referred TO Committee on Military
Affairs.
Mr. Morrill,, from the COMMITTEES for the District
Of Columbia, reported, with amendment the
bill TO protect the manufacturers Of mineral winter
In the District Of Columbia. Section three 10
stricken out, which makes the use Of marked
bottles yrisla Jaeis evidence Of fraud
He also reported, with an amendment, the bill to
incorporate the Academy Of Music, OF Washington
city. ID Is amended BY striking out the section
which authOriies the borrowing Of money upon tho
Mr.. Morrill, also reported, with ameudments the
bill in addition 10 the several acts for establishing
the temporary seat Of Government Of the United
States, and TO resume the legislative powers dele.
gated 70 the cities Of Washington and eeorgetswn
and the Levy Court Of the District Of Columbia.
The bill 10 amended in many particulars, many Of
them uninportsnt. 1t is very voluminOus, nun.
boring 107 pages
Mr.. Grimes, from tho COMMITTEES on Naval Al.
fairs, rep rtsd with 40 amendment the bill to pro.
-. 80 SN~sNa - ~ ~ eNfe'f-
| ment Of the navy. ffr..|... .n.sI DION I. 10
Mr. Chandler introduced bill TO regulate the
transportation Of nitro -gycerine or glynoin oil;
which was referred to the Committee on Commerce.
| II makes u unlawful TO carry this article on any
vehicle for conveying passengers BY Iaud yr wstef,
| and makes any one who violates this provision
| guilty Of murder In tho first degree. Hag'rpa.g 81
| : - APPOINTMENTS ASp REMOVALS. V .|
Mr.. Henderson INTRODUCED a bill TO regulate ap.
poiutments 10, and removals from, Office; which
was read twice and ordered to DO printed. It isas
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| See. l. BE IL enacted, That whenever any person
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Government Of the United States upon nomination Of
the President, BY and with the advice and consent
| Of the Senate aud the term Of such office Is mol
limited by law such person shall not henceforth DO
removable from his once ut the will Of the Ptcsi-
i dent Alone but he may continue to hold and dis
charge the duties Of his Office, unless otherwise
provided by law, until his removal shall have been
| consented to BY the Senate or his successor been
/ appointed confirmed and qualified, as may at the
time DO required bylaw PrOridef. That the heads
| Of Departments, known as the Presidents Cabinet
| Ministers, may, ut any time, DO removed by the
President alone, without the consent of the Senate
| SEQ. That whenever any person shall have
been appointed to a civil Office under the Govern.
ment Of the United States upon tho nomination OF
| the President and with the advice and consent of
the Senate and II Is declared by law that tho term
Of such Office shall be for a fixed period and until
q successor shall be appointed and qualified, such
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