The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-15
FORTIETH CONGRESS THIRD SESSION
Senate.

WARRINGTON, Dec. Is n he President presented a
ssns oh the need S for f sh
business of the Pension aod Patent offices Referred
Mr. Wilson presented memorial OF the Amerc An
Mission Ty Associat' on In reference to certain
In the Southern states which referred to
JpaiclS5y Gomnltlee; oror,., ., w c,or
yewett sgsnst granting ,uIther' subsidies to the
Mr., Pome!oy presented a petition from cItIzens of
terred 20 the Committee on the Judiciary
lions With an smead nee the on reso
tion offered by him rendering Gsympathy so the
Mr. Catte from the Conc tee on naucereported
reerenee o the .6e
upon The national debt. and wished us immediate
Mr. Fdn unds introduced a bill to prevent the
prevent the holding OF more than one office at time.
Mr. sumner offered a resolution rsquestug tas
to % To- M aoon % S m
commission for the sdustment OF claims OF eItiz4ns
Venezuela Adopted; .n,,.o, -,.o,,,,ou .o-,..,
M1 PATE g. H., oEse SO Ts9Est
all Information possessed by that department, and
and cuarly in regard to the fur Interest therein
on motion Of Mr.. Ferry, the senate took from the
tabje the bill introduced by Mt Stewart yesterday
The Ii pFSl Fonrtesnth CoHstutionaf Amendment. %
P9ss 81 gs S oa1ern hs
Stewart argued tnaiayor OF IN The bill While
should be reciprocity on The part OF those to be bene
MI Wilson's bill to repeal the prohibition OF militia
organizations In the Rebel States was then taken up
M. Eemunds moved to amend by continuing the
prohibition regards Mississippi aud Texas
House of Representatives.
Continued from Fourth Edition.
Mr.. Shanks offered a solution directing the Com.
se 9 @ay Se AEs nmnes % Of Rqpfs IN sns
fsls furnished annnay BY tue with
Two suits OF army clothing iAdoPteui; tots. ,.,,,,,
changing the policy IN reference Indian til res
Rsefrfd 70 the 0Smm'ee on Indian ,no
Committee on invalid Pensions to Inquire, whsth sr
paymens pay of Of sfrsar: pensions Under sixth
iiSn Of me sSs Of Jup y 1893 Adop;sd tho Gam,
mit,ee on Commerce to INQUIRE and report W. what a.
HEINZ LIE sn1 propsrty and the Of nsrCs
on the rivers flowing into the Cuff Of Mexico
Of Goo coes Of Se ResTTed 70
MI Goladv offered resolution instructIng the
Committee on Commerce 10 Inquire into the pro-
carry carr, ing petrol petroleum Or other inlRmms6ls fluids
M, II gby introduced bin TO provide for an an an
nual Inspect on Of @ !nsisn affairs Referred u Ih'
Ske% e@gs GHef "a rssoqGI
6s s m dSy 5 ns So crsaea the
Mr 81 pSer asked leave 70 offer a resolution direct
enforcement OF the h.d sec ion OF the l4th article
the Amendment Oh me NOnstilullOus.
Mr.. Cnsnler objected.
the bn reported asl week from the Com &c ), o.
Military Affaira fixing the amtuut ound TO De uu
the Stale OF l. wa on account o. claims against th
Uni ed states, for military expenses Incurred, D
t229,S48 -. -, -,
charge OF the DILL planned end advocated It's pre-
The bill was also supported in debate by MesSrt
wis n CIowa) Allison, aud Price; a., ,,,,,,
be referred 10 the Committee a AppropriA Aions an
moved TO add proviso 70 the bill that no pa men
abs ii be until after the accounts have been o.
amined and approved by the Secretary OF the TTsi
M Wood opposed the assags of the bill until a
of the es placed on an 'qual roofing la th'
Mr. Culom opposed IL on the same ground.
The discussion was further continued by MESSY
Boyer Clarke (Kansssl. Garfield, Allison, WAs
puTne IlL), Mullins and Pruyn.
which he House refused to second by vote OF
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