New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03

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| Mr.. TRUMBULL Qll) introduced bin in addition to
an act passed March e 1901 70 pTovH9 o iSG sae punish
Mi MORGAN Rep., N. VA bill in relation to insol
APPEALS TO THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
Mr. EDMUNDS Rep, VT called up the bill to provide
for appeals to the Court of Claims which amended
| and passed.
on behalf Of The United States Judgments Claims
sd Court st The CSur Of Claims ia being satisfied that and or in
justice been done the United States time while suit
or pending before appeal from said Court within two
mex. s IL s91 ITO grant SsE S Ta say Ss pay
nent the same shah be payable as nov PROVIDED % hT IN
Claim to ascertain whether any person d aid
the Rebellion the claimant or person asserting The loyy o. such
RE Rebellion consistently sdsre United states and did not give
saS ar So@ S 70 s s n e Where at any time during such
% sSs fiS " IA s OF eouor ia Rebellion
and to the persons engaged therein. -. ,,..A 49,.
he derives bis alleged against ste; inter
ssa sSIep shall Dc So%e %eess ] AZ we.s, under
9o rsge3s and With privileges =. loI'l 10 section Of the A"@
section that .ns july M G % Den. al
S cOu Of C sac an Shof ne 6%d stsse. and that s hal
Be appointed By The President with the consent q e senate Two A.
speetye unless sooner lawfully removed With salaries o. 1900 easa
Deputy Of Claims and Of the Assistant Attorney
S nov 1SSo d % 81 % I' the a & '
sy Of IN his Caee : also male TIE Ga 81 e AS S
founded oGG any EIs Dsss%sa sD sSf BE 'Ss
Department 70 transmit Department pnute copy Of the
petition bsS, y The CLAIMANT y1F''gg9 Hpt Pts,'D, z.
facts and evidence touching sad elsn u, possession
such S 9s, 3 o @ @ an. 5ss an: md
Sss1 I b Il made for the haS q SSy Il S bs.
whenever claim made upon n,epf dPusd facts or qqss
the decision viii affect Sa's Of cases furnish precedent for future
Any P'es or exemption !. sA@s TI,fT ns SO','D ,s
vouchers and documents pertaining thereto to e 70 The
BY The yonfJ q the en,ai and tae ses q
the Treasury the certificate any Auditor Of o. ss
Court Claim, tal and sdjuaiqI provided Aoss,er that
one the sIs classes a 70 Ssa % rss, sS s a, ss
take Jurisdiction on The VOLUNTARY action Of TIE claimant Al
esee ahy Auditor or ceoer shall he y the sane rules
nd regulations other case. psng IL ,a coaf s appeals n
SLOWED The amount Of fn dnuiS IN transmitted
when favor ohe claimants, shall all eases be paid oct ofAny Sped
&c appropriation applicable % tie any se there BE- ob,r.e
mex shan BE- p.a "a t9e "a, i,e nssn ;, S 10 ~ az % n
the Court Of Claims or any ppea sreom respect to .hh DO OF
oes or person ~ho alleged seh ,u
S RI'S Or asdsf l saio S:d State, sn:
s1s g az go , ,t, a.y. mr. S ps.,sSs Of nj. .e WIN
Considerable discussion took place on that part OF the
which Mr.. BUCKAIEw characterized IL as reversal Of
the whole practice Of tho Government. an
had come to the conclusion that the Attorney
should have control over and responsibility for all the
law business OF the United States
Mr. HENDRICKS denounced the proposition "a an at
tempt get control OF the patronage for political pnr
poses and asserted that II would lead 10 contest be-
tween the President and Congress
Messrs EDMUNDS and TRUMBULL disavowed any
intent make political capital. aud claimed that the
Committee had been wholly governed by regard Tor the
MI HOWARD rep, Mich) opposed tho provision
allowing heads of departments to send claims above $500
erection, as anomaly In administration. ,
Mr. FSsENDEs favored TIE oi eat Thought va, ny
Attorney Generals Department at this time with all tie
consequent nominations 10 act upon.
cosTISuhTIoS OF THE rREEDMEss BUREAU.
Mr. WILSON rep, Massl moved to take up the bill TO
the Bureau for the relief Of freedmen and refu
II provides for the continuance of the Bureau year
The Committee on Military Affairs reported amend
ment authorizing the Commissioner 20 sell the buildings
occupied sehoobouses, etc. 20 the associations now
Mr. WILSON explained that by this means the Govern
could dispose t IN ss cse " OF education when
would be better than throwing them Into the hands OF
The amendment was agreed to, and at the suggestion
Of Mr.. HENDRICKS the bill was postponed until to-
morrow.
Mr. YATES OReIl, M called up the bill 20 provide
Snt at the Instance Of Mr. MORRILL, rep Me it was
temporarily laid aside to allow him TO eau up the pl 10
supply deficiencies IN appropriations for the fiscal year
The following amendments reported from the Commit
For Deficiencies appropriation deraJ the expenses Of hydra
| ton u the seuate Chamber, = 800.
For deficiencies the appropriation for stationery, $4,000
Of the phon Ton furniture and repalrs 5000
For deficiencies VI appropriation for clerks
| &c. $1,000
TO supply appropriation for the Of collect
ing the half ending July 20. 1905
| 4l8OOOO
Mr. HOWE rep, Wis., strenuously opposed the last
named amendment condemned the Secretary OF tho
Treasurys yOlumnOus explanations OF 10, which was
read at the instance Of Mr. Morrill, OF Maine His motion
10 strike it out however failed, and the bill passed. and
goes TO the House for concurrence. .
'Ati o'clock Mr. CoNNEss Repo Call moved to so into
executive session.
from the citizens OF Indiana asking change In the sys
TEN OF collecting the revenue on cigars.
The motion " into Executive session then preValed
and after an Executive OF hour the Senate nd
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.