Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-28

propriatihe $4,000 for reeonstfucthe ana repnlrne
the eyees qn the Missi siPp river In the States Of
lQgisiepa, VI jMi;;issipPi apd ATksngae, ~ sa,rodS
tsSs aRa HS NJ y KSS SIST q ss amendment
Mr.. STEVENS described the ,proposition as q,
| Mr.. BANKS declared himself In favor Of the
HoYernments 1ndertaking the management Of they
MEeissp ppi river bat he was not Ia favor olothe
way 70 guard against inundatopyof the Masissippi,
river was not through the levee system but through
se ~, SySts ADOPTED d By nature tbssef-ths opening
Missi;siPpl The sfsesoE the leyess was 70 .rSiss
Sodd Sr Sp.n sba a. a:usS sss s G9S g
ths oonstitdti6h which TeqniFed . r publican form
people down there received assistance from the GOy-
ernment4 When they placed themselves on thor
ouehly loyal footing he would be in favor Of appro
to :, bat tWenty-Ave millions dollars sTni iaffJ;
The amendment of the Senate in references, 70 the
''i iT6s spprobrstOn Z sioO6Oo for buidibs Gus.
tom house at st. Paul. Minnesotae was NON con-
loyal masters OF enis ed slaves was concurred in.
Lae committee Ieeompended non. concurrence in,
" Senator'S anS ebs To CSS ses
Mt. WENTWORTH desired TO get the 4 jof but
Mr.. SFENENS moved the previous question. which
Y Nc WENTWORTH, called fol. the yeas and nays
on the question Of concurrence. The yeas and nass
were ordered and resnl asS. nays I25 ~
The next tamendmeut Of the SenAte1lgas that in
creasng the compensation Of employessof the Sens
ate 20 per cent. The CON mttee recommended con-
Of compensation of mouse employees. The amend.
%ent wa, ssrsed 70 and me Amendment as Sended
| Under instructions Of the House, the committee
| reported as an amendment House billto eqnaliEe
/ Mr. CUNKLING moved as an amend me Mt to strike
Int1f dadu nnfh
by StatesI counties, cities and towns He said the
| bill involved an expenditure Of and would cost the
sSst stS sSdsfs 81 ssS
shs S RsIf 5os and whyi Because a thS
States, b0unties had bren paid am0s from the out
SGT Of tnerebeion! Haylhg tonce paid those boun-
ties, he asked whether these States should be com
PEELED 70 submit 70 tsxatiOn to pa, bOunties oyer
| Mr.. SCHENCK replied to the argument OF Mr..
COnkling, and advocated the adoption of the bounty
bill as reported as being etnnently just and exal-
7 The amendment offered by Mr. CoNKLING was
| adopted. 2gHu -rt i.Jg a --..1rL
| IAnamendment, also offered by Mr.. CONKLING,
/ was adopted, striking out the prohibition of pay
ent to men discharged their own application be-
| fore the 9th day of April, 1895.
! Il o amendpebt reported by the committee Gs
amended was then agreed to SO yeas to SO nsys.
4 On motion of Mr.. 5 STEVENS, the House insisted
on its Disagreement with the SENATE, and commit
tee of Conference was appointed, namely: Messis.
Stevens, Wilson of Iowa, and lIe Blond. -sggy7T
| Mr.. SCHENCK, from the Conference committee
on the bill TO rsorganze tue army reported that the
committee had been unable to agree, and asked to
| be discharged. The com nittee was discharged,
4 Mr-,SCHENCk,.ongbe behalf of hiTself and one
Of thecOnferees entered into an explanation Of the
circumstance which led to the disagreement Of the
committee. This showed that egreat impediment
was the question Of the v eeraH Reserve Corps.
Inc House cOntereeS rea mad nad OFered and cut
to S. but the Senate conerees absolutely refused to
i agree to anything for the Veteran Reserve Corps.
] He now proposed tointroduce new bill based upon
what the committee of Conference had almost agreed
| upon. rr ia,
| The House refused to suspend the rule TO enable
i Mr.. Scbenck tvinroduce new bill and then,
\ 0n motion Of Mr.. WARD, another committee Of
Conference was asked.
Mr.. s EEYENS introduced a coueurrent resou-
tion to extend the session W Saturday at half past
o'clock p NJ, which was agree to
The House then took recess till 7:30 r. NJ. WI