Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-05
IDAHO CITY BOISE COUNTY, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1868
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WAsHINGToN, Jan. 27.---In tho Senate. {
bill to remove the political disabilities of r. M
Patten, Of Alabama, was discussed without
action. @/49.45ff1 '.''s''.ir
| During debate on the Supplementary Recon
struction Bill, Wilson said That before next 4th
OF July the Southern States would be repre-
sented in Congress by loyal men, tis 5ai1oa
In the Honse . large number Of bills were
introduced Among them the following: 80
A bill to provide, in case Senator becomes
Vice President by reason of being President
OF the Senate pro tempore, in case the Senate.
rial term expires before the Presidential term
expires, he shall continue in office till the ex-
plration of the Presidential term of Office, the
office OF Senator alone becoming vacant
A bill to give the right to vote in PresideD-
tlal State elections to every citizen Of the
United States who had resided ten days in the
district. - = ee@
A bill granting land to aid the Middle Pacific
A bill to provide temporary government
for the Territory of Wyoming.
Also, several financial bills.
A resolution was introduced reciting the al
legged action of the Montana Legislature in de-
nying the elective suffrage to negroes, instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee To inquire into
tue facts and report such measures as may be
nesessary to secure obedience to the laws of
Congress on the part of the Legislature and
Governor Of Montana. Washburne Of Illinois
suggested that the Committee be- instructed to
report a bill repeating the net organizing the
Territory. The subject was finally referred to
the Committee ON Territories.
The bill to prevent payment of claims aris-
ing from rebelliun passed without amendment
Banks reported n bill which excepts from
the enjoyment or protection of rights while
abroad any nataralized sitizen who fails to
make an annual return of his property to the
Assessor. Ordered printed and recommitted
A resolution was adopted instructing the Re-
construction Committee to inquire whether
combinations have been made or attempted to
be made. to obstruct the due execution of the
reconstruction laws, with pouer to send for
persons and papers 4f
Several members have prepared resolutions
directing the Secretary of the Treasury to take
up bonds. bearing interest in guild, to an amount
equal to the legal tenders withdrawn last year
The President seems resolved not to recoe-
nize Stanton He has sent 30 Grant tor infor-
nation which must come from the War De-
partmenf.
Conway, ex-Freedman Bureau Agent in
Louisiana, is in Washington, with the petition
OF the Radical Louisiana Convention praying
for tho removal Of Gen Hancock, and that
Congress appoints ali civil officers in that State
M oiiicial information is had Of suffering by
soldiers or sailors in Alaska.
NEW YORK, ban. U.-Dana's new Radical
paper advocates Grant for President
Callicott ttraiter 10 Democracy sues the
Times for S5O,OU0 damages for saying he was
bribed to join the Radicals. -.
j. Ii. Harvey, editor Of the Louisville Dem
ocraf died yesterday.
The Arkansas Convention has voted its mem.
bers IS per day, and 80 cents mileage, each
way.
Seward says he does not expect this Con-
gress tn pay for Alaska, but the next ope will.
The vote on the Alabama Constitution is or.
dered /" open Feb. 4, and the polls to keep
open four days, at three places in each county
Col. Beatty, Radical, is elected to Gil vacan.
cy by death ut Hamilton, Radical, from the
Ohio eth District.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-Burke denies that the
Clerkenwall explosion was intended for his es.
cape. He had no Intin,a:ion of it.
A party OF Fenians took half ton of pow
uei tA"h " &uh4 SUPP III DuUiiu. 1He pOAeCej
made twelve arrests. -ts...s g, ,...,.s..... Il
4 heavy gale swept tho south of Scotland
Yesterday 1t was very disastrous in Glasgow.
Houses were nnroofed aud blown down. ships
injured, and several lives lost l
The British Government denies any respon-
sibility in Trains arrest 1t was the act of
the Cork authorities ast&' p"
The Abyssinia expedition has made no f,r>
ther advance. Tho English captives were
still in prison, and no demonstration against
their lives had yet occurred.
The Observer asserts that the last dispatches
between Lord Stanley and Secretary Seward,
have finally closed tho correspondrnce on the
claims
The pxcteuent over the renian movements
IT'LL continnes and arrests are made daily.
The Sheriff Of the Island of Alderney has
been removed for completely with the Fenians,
md sent to prison to await his trial
A raner is current IN various parts of the
ointment. and has even been extensively print.
ID, to the effect that Prussia has secured the
ise of tho United States navy in case of war.
France declares her new army bill is o
,eace rathes thaffa war measure. 2 fsi'siI
The papers III Paris Aave been fined l,0O0I
rancs and sent to prison for ak months eachi
or publishing Illegal reports Of the Corps
All the st. Petessbsrs papers advocate peace
Serious anti-ministcria riots have occurred
It tPraghe. This hstest telegrams announce the
Of disorder without bloodshed. s7a' !;
1t is announced that neither the North Ger
nan, Lloyd. nor Hamburg line will dispatch