The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25
BY Yesterdays MAIL.
Congressional.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.

DEPARTMENT EDUCATION.
WARRINGTON, June l9.-Mr Garfield called up tn9 mo
Department OF Education wss, on the sth OF June &
jcoted asked unanimous consent TO amsna inc G G
by calling .,Bureau Of Education, instead OF "De
pnrtment of Educati NJ"
Mi Randall. of Pennsylvanis. objected. ,,,dor IN
Mr. Ancona moved to lay the motion 10 reconsiuor on
the able and demanded the yeas as aud 1 nsss' ss
MIR. Garheid moved the previous quesuon on io'o"
M R,naan Of Pennsylvania desired to have the bill
rennmmnted se that the amendment which he had OF
tered leaving matter to tile Secretary Of the Interior
HIr SoreId declined to withdraw the previous ques
ton because the bill was recommttted IL couId NOT
DC se senate 40 as to make It simply
for q Bureau OF Education.
MT Dawes expressed his inability to ace how suoh
change could affect the Efficiency Of the bill The OBJ.
lection to it broader principle While no was
no1t m tbs BIZ BE it's reoommtta with
ihorty for the cosnmittee to report at any time
Mr the hope thu. his political ons
be voting with those on the democratic side whose IN
MT johnson and Mr.. Randall, Of Pennsylvana, de.
sired heard but the demand for the previous ques
''TH The q previous question was seconded.
Tho vote by which the bill was rejected waa recon-
Tho a1ostion required on the passage Of the bill.
which WAS passed By yeas 81, nays A.
SECTION l. Tha. there shal be established at the City
of Washington Department OF Education, for the pur-
Of such M tso' In IS s
States and Territories. and Of dGusing such lnforma,
ton respecting the s sRa o
shall aid tho people Of the United the
mont and maintenance Of different school systens and
otheruiBe promote the Of education throughout
SEQ .. That there shall be appointed BY tho Presi
dent by with the advice and consent Of the enste
q Commissioner of duoation who ahnl be intrusted
with the management Of tho department herein & sstab
annum and who shnii have authority to eppoint ons
clerk Of his department. who phai receive s,rJ
t1R Nta nh r7h n
salary OF $500 per annum. and clerk whe shall TO
ceive salary OF $1,000 per annum, which said clerk,
s9sh o1sho oom%issloner anGaiS @ @ Of aucatiOS
sEo 8. That 1t shall be the duty of tho Com mmissone
Of Education present annually to Congress repor
embodyng tho results of his Investigations and inbors
together with statement Of such facts and reoommen
which a as IN Ara
report made by the Commissioner Of Education, unde
grants Of land made by Congress to promote %
uoation and the manner in which these several trust
FROM and TIE annual proceeds of tho same. AZ far az th
= Same can be determined.
hereby authorized and directed to furn proper oct
for the use of tho DEPARTING ant herein estaolahed
tanee was ,ran.aosed in the nate erest part Of Il
J., morning consumed In con.derlng nhalrs relatir
70 the City of Washington and the District Of o0iur
motion AZ the day Of adjournment was laid I
the table, by . vote Of as against
Ihss Tss III in.S Ssa
F. journed.
Nothing of general importance transacted IN
house this morning. -o
MT Ingersoli OF illinois. naked leave to otter re-
N utcn calling the Secretary OF State and fos!nase
> General for information as to Why public printing
u their Departments is given to the Richmond E1a
Mr. Eidridge, Of Wisconsin, objected, ana the 10
luton was not receive d.
The speaker LAID before the House communicas
from th Secretary OF the Treasury In reply TO fese
ton OF the House regard gold sold since feef
/, 1865 by whom sold. 30 .u, ..,,,,
Mr wilson of Iowa. offered the following resoiaa
R,,ol5ed That the communication OF the secretar.
tbe lust announced to the House. Dc refer
at TO the Committee on Banking and Currency. WIZ with
atructons to inquire fully into all tho facts
tained: and that the Committee aigo inquire Whts
snv ood has been purchased Tor tho Treasury SINCE
lat dsy of January 1896. the amount OF saeh paren
nv whom and of whom made, the amount Oh pieh'
nsid the compensation allowed the person acuns
ur The Ioyernmel t; that the Committee repoEs
do d,tes and amounts OF the several saieB oil gold m
- aimee the lst day of Jan AIRY, 1856 the names OF
PIN nnrcbnssrs the atnount purchased oy esoh the
u IF nur,hase and all the circumstances aten1lnB
nur hases and amouLt paid the agent OF the irons
that the Committee have power to send ior persons
nnnerr and shall report the resu fs OF the INQUIRY
hv directed to the House with such reoommenna. ,
.les may be deemed proper for tho interests Oh tho
ork The resolution was adopted