The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-02
THIRTY-NINTH CONGR ES9.
First Session.
SEN Z.
wisHIsoros, March I. 1890.


pyERs xAppEa
Mr. saxnxAs trep.) Of Ohio, submitted commun ca
ton from tho Commissioners Of Agriculture the
Committee Agriculture relating TO dyers' maddcr,
which ordered TO be printed the stat
tics OF It's consumption In this country, OF
perimcns In IFS culture here, with their rcsus and q
gives cpomc Of several essays upon It's present cul
In France BY Intelligent parties engaged In produc
Ing II from original sources. The amount imported In
ten years has bees eleven million tweniysix and
three hundred and eleven dollars in god at foreign ports
Of shipment
the RECIPROCITY TREATY.
Mr. MnncAs, trepl Of n. ", presented the memorial
OF The Free Trade League, OF New YORK. for coniInu
Of the present Reciprocity treaty, which was re
ferred 70 the Committee on Finance.
pisgA.pnEsr oF rnE MILITIA 90 rHz SOUTHERN nArEs
tee reported resoa,on fer the disbsadrnps Of the
militia Of tho lately 'ebei'os sates and 10 prcyeL, their
reorganization
As1y oyficrns
Mr wrsoy presented the petition Of military officers
for an r as Of pay, which was referred to the Military
Committee
cnrswKiLs Kr,suY on HEsaY wrSrxa DAVE
- ~ WILSON ....rod ced a resolution print ten thou
ssa copies Of Mr.. Crcswels address Henry Winter
Davis, which erred TO the COMMITTEES on Printing
DorNiKs
resolution Of tho New Jersey Legislature asking for
bounlics for New Jcrsey suider which referred 70
eoyssSsxvT BrrpSScs ron roRrr.sp, orrsos
Nv. Wninss, trvp.D OF Oregon, intr0ducsd rcso-
luton insiIactlig the Committee F.nanoe TO IN
quife Into ,hs etpeeenoy o. approprai ns money 70
build post Office ootdod warehouse and custom house
at Portland, Oregon, which was passed
rTg VETERAN EnsxnvE
NJ STOCKTON resented the memorial o. the New Jer
ev afarc In favor of retaining the Veteran Reserve
corr~ q ns service which was referred 10 the Military
oO''"' soSrn,S PACIFIC RAILROAD
Nj Browx lrepl OF No, called up The bin 10 grant
laid In aid Of the construction railroad from Spring
1ed, Mo-, to the racsc coast BY the s,a,hern route
M LAsr (rcpl Of Kansas said the b. authorized the
in run rtfr
could not, according 10 treaty, inirude uyon III
Territory without The consent of the Indiana II was
known That the indians were opposed 70 white settle
unents amoux them He hoped the bill would be
Amended that no Lands would be sold 10 white
Mr. In Wv said he not IN favor of violating any
Obligations Of the government " y. ina,sn treaties he
80 speca proyso the section referred 70 that the
shinent q Indian ute~ should be AZ rapidly AZ
may be consistent with public policy ana 'he welfare
NJ Ga.srs rep) Of Iowa, inquired II u was 70 run
through The therOkee aud chocias Indian territory.
Mr Las said u was through " from one end 10
the other He dld not believe the Indians would object
provided the alternate sections granted under NE b'h
were not TO be sold 70 The white ss.ue,z A.. "A. Az.
words nand only by their consent" after The words
s.weIfarc Of the indiana"
nccsssars, as coad ouy be dono BY consent Of The
Purnsr ~, consideration Of the above postponed
until tomorrow. - -
Mr. suspw1v lrpp1 Of Ohio reported from the Commit
zee on Agriculture the use b 20 amend 'ne acs ~ p,c
that an act entitled An act prevent the spread Of
foreign among the cattle OF the United STATES
approved December Is. lse1 IS hereby Amended 20 70
We .naes By the Senate ana House Of nerr-.en,s,vss
Th,, hs snpar.sss, o. ,ssi eae ana hs hide. se.l
s.ns ron az fer.lsn counry INTO s ~. ~ ep~s.on ~
Az. sny ps Thereof snail BE- suspended 70 any
kIsu svsslz 0sa'riea 70 i1 y~ v 'uss