, 1866-06-21

ftnt nel'hef the country nor the pensioners Noutd
ts'oE pfoFos1uoa to donole the pensions now
allowed.
NJ. dAHDlHo. Of Az, While taror!ng the
second tecion, opposed the first, and declared thas
shtrked m,iiary duty. ana ,haf man, Of them were
infamous ard citloynl aod had bteu IN ali sorts OF
pockets
Nj. STEVENS e1pressed hl. opinion that the
last grade Of pension for total disab!y {etght dol
ihs ass moo,a, We LOO ,GM , oesn @ 1xsa Mhen
!ot pay was sixteen dollars pr month, he thought
the penslon shunld be Increased Hs Bhoctd be
Elad "a to 1cst The :ense Of he House on pFosi.o
thai the lowest pens1ou allowed for total disability
th.nld be rTeye doll1Es per month.
:, Mf HAoulN9 moved to strike ont the nfst sec-
sion, sh,ch vas nera1ived 81 70 g. The House
OF The amendment which Mr. Stevens prooo.cd ot-
firing; The biIl IVES then read three times and
The Committee On Pensions Was discharged from
iastner COZ etdtiAtltn Of re Iesolutlon Requiring
thtm to report btl donbitn. the pensions OF those
Mno became pcn:,one:s llom ;ne lase War 2ealnst
teble.
The House resumed the consideration ofthe Senate
blll which Hzs up yesterday, granting lands 70 aid
N 1he construction Of fatltAd and telegraph line
i1om tne Censfal l0ttnc haltroad In CALIFORNIA to
foat'a9d: Oregon.
.L ". SULlAN eIated that tGe bi! exceeded 81
9uegestea 'e reference 10 the Committee on Public
Lauds, promising That The Committee would con-
etseE i ,e;,ly apd ,npsflialy aud 1epo1t Il back
,hat ne h,l BAD BEEN cafviully eon:'dtred ;, ihs
racifc Railroad Company, that i had been cafs!o.
y nstso and arsnea 1n the senate. He moved
lands to within twenty miles OF the railroad; which
WIS afTf z, 9,n,,,-n 70;
Mf. WAsHbOHNE et Illinois. objected to the
he company inetead OF the state That Was de-
pa1ore 1rom me RUE or Contfess.
great had given LANDS directly 10 tbe compsnles.
1T. WASHBuRNE said thst might be SO: but
IN The earlier time Congress had refused to make
E1snts 10 compan'c:, 6ut haa gwen them to states
away lands Wildly, hut be hoped this House would
not follow that preccdenr. II land. were to be
granted, they should he eiven to thc Slate, 20
where This bill should not be hurried through In
fos ,ts disa:!sion. - @
ebould be 80 much ditncn1ty about giving A3ay The
pnblc lsnde. Every 1ooi ol public lands vas voted
10 whoever chooted to 20 and claim It, The Gov
MI. RANDALL iPa.,i .uegetfe5 hat he btll
ebould be referred 10 the COMMITTEE On Public
Ianda, % which bad been referred Jcs.efa.y tso
more s1 coping in Itr character. II vas time Con-
gress should cease Ibis ,pdi=c1imnate apptopria-
uon Of 1snd and this reckless expenditure Of pub
lie money: .
number q stTsa ol Ind granted ~ this hin.
ooa Mr; FL hipME replied aoent 1uoa'ouo Or H.
% III. KANnALK fn; IN, moved to refer The hill IN
the Comm!tee On Public Lande;
At; WELL 'ated that ]! me nll! Wat 80 re-
ieIrfa ne t661da mere 10 a6ansn tas facaae Ksll'
enSe an = ,otI.t 70 tnat eomn,1.ee. H. -,
~. 1ANha Afotea ~ n.,,1n tseon"ltal 10 ne
9ot ee on t5c F.4ss u iii,
a..S ~ ~ Hst ~ az ~ pt ~ ~ m15 n n
eoranittea 10 inc comtnauee on tae faelhc hatl-
yoAN n,vo tho f-,,,n,,.ae ~, ~. 1,,c,s-
Rajlroad renosted bsck spbst1iuia for the Pacidc
Railroad btif Tor = rFant Of lind to the stats Of
hsnehhs, 70 tS III N 'ae cons'focaon o. Inc haos1
~: -. - mn1ctn. hor, b.r;r, crnirra +hc hin IRON.
,rsr III sn1.n n9a' na'4pk a'' VIZ "e't
OFT IT, ~ HpR ,..,.r ,-o,, H.. s.,a
,.-t ~ th 80. ~ = r. se+ix ~ Tanso ras,int,nn
;n 1o .n1d .,rcr E.nrrss1 a., ssaN ~
Mho1n sola e "" 'e'0 sA'~S A''' A"''' -
eoromun,e.tion to III comm,.tee on I,nktnr' III
11h Instruction. 70 tnonise fniT int iii he facis
nH1 tuonirsa ~ II ,,s ,s,.,r f,r .h,s
ses9uf19n7' W7'sor ,h,. ,,,,. ,,.a II. anna
t,ns Ssen charles Il he 1sWsp.pe.s +
FL tsus Of tb. Sec1cts FIJI # Should oe nsae pa6l.e
VI. ELDEaD6h asked "n&t chafge Inc eent'e-
msn 1eier[ea 70:
NJ: NitsoN oon!d NOT undesake to state them.
NAA f~f-Aes
AE. LfbLoSu Called Tor he reading ol the Sec
rctar1s lstter
III. RANDAL!- q o1Pe1nsy!Eanfa. expressed bis
countabiltty, snd his belief that the Secretary Of
Tic Treasury would not suffer from the iuveatlra-
tion he hoped the tnEeat1aation would be extcnd-
menf, and particularly those per,ons uho bad been
fo1aeipN IN The eoulh and bny1ng cotton
lii. WILSON es1d be was not alleging anything
=eaIust The Secretary OF thr Treasury.
MIR IEUtd>NIl pxnrr- sed hla nn1,nsttfrn In In,
.es.eaiae eses5 .i5tss'ios nsds y ne@spspels: ~
s had nm;sf 6en sss9ea M dosae
a. be had been deialped ii Ees TorS by stckness
Of bis wife. and should bare voted With Lis Demo
cratic colleagues II be had been hero
The Senate e ncur1est resoin,ion to print the re-
port. OF Gtnetalt sherman, Thomas, Pope, Foster,
r.. sDS ahSse; q %sSs hs os
the SPEAKERS table and conturrd IN.
The House then resolved itself INTO Committee
oi the Whole, hr. POMER0Y IN the Chalr.
The nrst bill on the calender b. Ing the Senate
act 10 provide for the enlasg the Winnehago
resessaiione,
III. BANKS moved that It be lid aside.
The Senate Bubttt ute TO The Paris Exhibition
bill was fEkcn NJ.
Mr. STEVENS moved TINT It also be laid aside.
The mns'on was necatived md the bill read: where
tic o,ll va eio:ed. w.
III. WASHBuRSE moyed 10 strike out the pro-
v1Eon Of &25 OW. TO proy1de additional AccommodA-
tons IN the park. Re}ected.
Mr. WAsabURNE Then moved to sdd to The
nol @ 1ake elect pnti the French troops shail have
this country ob]tctcd 10 he pre1eace Of French
order them to leaye- The industry of the conns ~
should not be attacked In thus backhapded. under
landed md unjust manner. 1ftds gentleman tron
Illinois. or my other member, would lntzoducn a
h{11 nn1s1uf, thg Efet1rh frnm MRTirO