The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-06
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WAsHINGToHne 5, P. M.-SENATE-Memo- |
rails from the orria Mechanic Association, |
and, also, thre,ousand citizens, North and
South, for eightrs work IN Government shops |
were presented.
The Omnibusfwas up.
Mr.. Trumbullplained why Alabama was
erased.
Regarding Fla, which was added, Mr..
Trumbull said: leade reported the majority
for the Constitu at five thousand and fifty"
Mr. Wilson md to insert Alabama.
Mr.. Sherman / Mr. Stewart favored the
amendment
Mr.. Morton taV1 an early admission OF Ala
bama, but feared insertion would jeopardiLe
the whole bill. H,uld vote against the amend
ment, but would or a separate bill for Ala
bama's immedatonission.
Mr.. Wilson danced the provision under
which Alabama VI, in harsh terms, as absurd.
Quite harsh de arose among the Repub-
licans, who had fad the clause requiring a
majority of the resered voters to ratify the
Constitutions.
Without the actithe Senate went into Exec
utve session and a1rned.
Mr.. Wade appoiE Messrs. Trumbull, Drake
and Williams, the mmittee on the Arkansas
Bill.
HoUsE-After uniortant business, the Tax
Bill was resumed.
Mr. Wood movcdt the Commissioner shall
not appoint ReveI officer, in any District,
without consulting Congressional representa-
tive, which was rejea.
Mr.. Butler opposite bill and denied the
right of Congress toislate any man in as head
of the Department.
Mr.. Schcnck said Mr.. Buffers views pre-
vailed the whole bilbuld be destroyed. He
opposed the CONTINUES of the system allowing
the President to mako appointments"
Mr. Peters wanted section stricken out
He believed the bill wwrongin principle. The
best way to prevent I'D was to reduce the
whisky tax.
Several members aled that the passage OF
the law would legislatcf. Rollins out of office
Finally the sixth sdon, comforting the ap-
pointing power on Rolb was stricken out-64
to 40.
After further dissensi,indicating wide diver
sity of views regardingtais but no indication
OF opposition to the rcdhon of the whisky tax,
The President receiv Mr.. Burlingame and
the Chinese COMMISSIONS evening.
Full Cabinet meeting day.
The President has nonatcd John H. Nilsson
as United States Attorneyr Virginia.
Capt John L. Warden,f Monitor notoriety,
was confirmed as Commore, and Commodore
Thomas Turner Rear Aniral.
From Cmda
MONTREAL, June 5, P. AThe Fenian scare is
increasing.
A flying column, of fol companies of regu-
lars and two Battallions ofolunteers, are here,
under orders to move at moments notice.
Quebec Volunteers are preIed in every respect
tor the campaign.
A large force of Regular3o to Prescott next
week.
At Athlone, Canada, the enian sympathizers
are jubilant. They expect ainvasion before the
Goth instant.
Two men were arrested a3Sweetsburg, with
maps and papers, implicatin them as Fenians.
MALONE, N. Y, June 5, M.-Fenian fairs
are to be gotten up here andat st. Adams to
cover movements of the Ferins.
Large quantities of arms al arriving here and
elsewhere.
Prominent Fenans say tina with this month
they will have large force ad sure footing III
Canada.
OTTAWA, June 5, P. M.-athentic informa'
ton is received here of thetransfer OF Fenian
arms from St. Adams to poirs along the from
tier.
An order transferring three companies of rifles
from Ouebec to Ottawa. was ountermanded.
Markets.
NEw-YoRK, June 5, P. M.-Cotton dull. Sales
of 700 bales at 81.
Turpentine 45@45%.
Gold 1895.
BALTIMORE, June S. P. M-Cotton firm a
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