Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-07

conference committee on the bill transferring
the Indian Bureau reported that they were
unable TO agree. So the proposition fell. n.
The Senate then went into executive session.
The doors were re-opened, and u resolution
OF thanks TO Cyrus w. Fields was passed -
The bill to prevent the fraudulent use Of the
mills was passed. A resolution was adopted
requesting General Howard to Investigate
the reports of desttution in the South and
to report what sum should he appropriated
to relieve such distress The Senate then
went again into executive session.
In the House, after the close of the report
on Saturday, the discussion of the deficiency
bill was continued. The Judiciary Com
mittee made a report on the investigation of
the alleged neglect of the Executive Depart
ment to arrest John II. Surratt, one of the
conspirators in the assassination Of Mr.. Lin
coin. The same committee made report
on the proposed impeachment Of the Presi-
dent. Both reports were ordered to he
printed, The Legislative appropriation bill
was considered, after which the naval ap-
preparation bill was discussed They were
afterwards referred to conference committees
after which recess was taken. The House
ieassembled in the evening. Mr.. Stevens
made denial of the newspaper story with
reference to areported conversation between
two members from Ohio and himself in re-
sa,es w. .nu mmae ,,,.a aa,;',ad ~, ,ha
deficiency bill. The bill to pay one hundred
thousand dollars for the exclusive use Of u
postage stamp cancellcr by the Government
was discussed and then tabled. Extra copies
of the report on the New York custom
house frauds, the report on the Southern
railroads, and the bankrupt BILL If become
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'een, We're uhreprcsen,ed, he presented
protest signed ny the Democratic member
agaihs, any aclion tending TO reorganization
untli the states were more fully represented
me protest was not received, and the Hous
organized hy re-elccting MIR. Colfax Speaker
and soon after adjourned.
: Tuesday, March 5.-In the Senate, MI
Sumner gave notice Of bills guaranteeing
republican form of government in the latel
i relellious States, and prescribing an oath /
sustain such form of government. Mr.. Sum