The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30
CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS.
xxxrxTH coseREss-Frssr SESSION.
rnsArs .. 1899.

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IA. On Commsrc. : IA Ara. an. Salaries Al t,aIyes
ton s.Iur;a and prazos do SANTIAGO. In Texas. a,
Al 500. Al Beaafort. s. q. and Pensaoola, Fla,
Al 900, al (,eorgetovn. ID q :, Cheryslone. Va.
Beau ort N a., Brun,vick d, 81. Augu,tine'
81. Max. and AnaIaobicoIa Fla ard Tecbe. La
$500 each II authorize, the Secretary at his dis.
erection. to AZ the salaries Of deputy collectors
deputy naval officers, and deputy surveyors. but
not at a higher rate than fifty per cent above the
salaries before 1880. exoent New York. II pro.
yides that no collector Of customs or officer acting
as collector shall receive compensation for storage
The Der diem Of appraisers Is not TO be increased
Mr.. Chandler introduced bill relative to collec.
ton districts in North Carolina; which was referred
to the Commil tee ON Commerce
It establishes the following districts-four in
number
l. Albsmarie, including Aibcmarie, carrituck
and Crotop Sounds, and All their waters. topetber
with'that part Of Pamlico Sound north Of Logger.
head Inlet. a
2 Pamlico, including tho remainder Of thssound,
including the south line of Neuse river, mort OF
entry at Newbern.
8. Beaufort, taking tho district south Of Pamlico
10 New river
4. WILMINGTON, including the remainder Of the
district south H
Mr. Wilson introduced q bill to increase and AZ
the military peace establishment Of the United
States; which was referred to the Military Com.
nittee
Il provides for Eve regiments Of artillery ,ix Of
cavalry. and fortv-ave Of infantrv--tba srtiIIary
The same "A now Organised Ali having the rama a.
zaniraton as Is prescribed BY law for the attn ree
ment, but hereafter ndiutauts. ouartermaster, and
90 nmissaries shall be extra Ieutenants. ssIeoted
from the first or second of the Regiment
the cavalry the same as now organized except that
zach regiment shall have vat.3inarv sprgeor nth
A salary of 800 mar month, comnanv oo1mi.sary
sergeant is abolished and the regiment shall hay.
but one hospital steward.
That the fort five infantry regiments shall con.
list Of ten regiments Of ten companies each now in
,eryiee tvsntv .s,ven regi,nents formea Nv .ddin.
ing regiments. three reaiments of veteran ,eserye,
md Eve colored regiments, =, :
The sections relative to appointments If officers,
he number Of officers and the oplistine of /. 900
Indians arc the same as In the Bill previously pre
tented. Jan T- -
That enIistments shall bs for Ave years
That there shall be one general, one lieutenant
general, i've major generals and ten brigadier
generals "
Other sections relating TO minor details are taken
rom the old bill, with slight modification,
Tbs hIII IN an,bor,,a IL. s..r.,sry ~ IN. In,.-
ior to lease certain saline lands having mineral
prings on them was taken up and read.
Mr.. Grimes said the passage Of this bill would be
hanging the policy of the Government in regard 70
he public lands The true vay was 10 sell thss,
auds, not lease them. ''-'7
The further oopsideration Of the biii mas than
tO-mOrrOW.
On motion Of Mr.. Riddle, the bill TO incorporate
he Washington Glass Company Of the District Of
was taken up, amended and passed.
on motion Of Mr.. Wiley, the bill to authorize W.
7. Sibley and others trustees to sell lot No. o. in
quare rs, In the city of Washington, was taken up
amended and passed. .osl -....aTr
On motion OF Mr.. Wade, the House bill to amend
he organic acts Of the Territories Of Montana Ar.
iona, New Mexico, Dacotah, Idaho, Washington,
to-, do., was taken up, and certain amendments
reported by tho Committee on Territories were
lgreed to. ..s.f .
Mr.. Buckalsw moved to strike out the section
providing that the eective franchise sbaIl moi bs
abridged on account of race or color. - ~.
NJ. Wade hoped the amendment would not be
,greed to. Congress had the undoubted right TO
regulate suffrage in the Territories The question
was fairly up now and Il remained for the Senate
10 decide whether thew would or would not regulate
. question over which thew had exclusive control
The right of suffrage neTtained AZ n,ucb IN a man
~ the right of property and these Territories must
when thew come hare for admission that
they must have no faint of ariseooraoy in their
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Mr. BuckaIew said Il had alvay, been the ous
tom to allow the Territoris, IN form THAR own oon
stitutiops without anv aictotion on ina mart of
congress the only reSpists hsino that tbey sbouId
be republican in form, This wa, not nm act organ
king these Territories, thay we're aIready or9an.
led - w. - 20"
The Chair bere announc.d that thu manning bour