The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-22
Natiouat aspahlitau.
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEMHes.
Rohy.Hnt Csasw,-ssesnd Regular Sculsn


among the regents Of the Smithsoelan 1nstl.
MI. 6rssin, pom the Oommittss On Terri
pres. the crime 81 logging in the Territory 81
MT. Wilson ln,roduee d bill TO grant tho use
81 ne st +, sh ia yudicisIy square wash
Of Washington. Referred to Committee on
ny; Wilson offered |. resolution iu..rus,lps
inquire into the ADMINISTRATION OF the school
eommm,sionem IA the District Of 0oiu mbia,
ana the eopdltion Of public schools In Wash.
The Senate then, q 1898, went into execu.
tive session, and after rsmaiuing therein some 4
Mr.. shermsa ofered I resolution calling on
statement q !Ss sfisid.i cost Il l." The Isssnss
wssi over under Digestion STONE q NJ sa bsssls.
More w: soss S,Gdss rIyss e,
The n.tfoas bank siiSais lioap 900, to s.
4 also provides thst on The passage Of the
act the Secretary Of the Treasury shall cease
to pay interest on the three per esst. csrtin.
NJ: Sumner moved to take up the bill re-
,sti1s to tsisgrsphie eon,aunication setween
Mr. s,. .Ss 4, S p. &.
MI. TSsysf ssoas Il al. q NO. no use, a. he wa.
days. Furthermore, he had received Informs
rTos in regard to Virginia which was not satis-
Mr. Trumbuii had been assured that II the
probability offhe House passingit. This was
the 1nloa AFTER il had complied with ali the
csnuitions, aud ifthe Senate choose to vote 1t
down they could do II.
had been fraud In tho yirginIs election.
Mr.. Howard believed and hoped that Wiz
visions Of the recOnstruotion acts, but he dc.
sired further time to examine Into the matter
and be satisfied oft.
Mr.. Conkling, from the COMMITTEES on Re.
vision Of the Rules, reported without amend
ment, tho House bill to provide for taking the
MI. Copkllug was not altogether satisfied
with the bill, but u something was not done
before the reeess the census would have to DO
taken under I'd, ,hs old law The committee re.
whether 1t should be divorced from the pro.
whether the natter should BE- tsHsa ose of s The
hands OF the msrshsls and new set ofoffioers
created. The Senate could pass a joint reso.
luton suspending the operation Of the last
clause T. 1t was disposed to put this bill over
% ss III nGS ss' n. n; ~ sss. he Il:
perfect form. tsT.4 rIHw.
The motion Of Mr.. Wilson to reeommIt the
Mr.. Conkllng then introduced Joint resolu.
ton suspendinr all existing laws RELATING to
$50, which was pss u.S.u' ua'' fe0fo'fyi'
The bill Indicated BY Mr.. sumner wa. then
taken up, and the Senate again, at 2ls p. m,
na'hara,n ~. W, sesson, ana s.er remain
i've ss..on e n %sses , me iegss
Nj Sonkiin Sonno. al m. ,ro,o.,,,or os NJ,
sumner to make the provisions of;th e.6il apply
to the French Gable Company. He thought ii
to existing cables, W $50 '''' ''' "pp''
Mr.. Morton Inquired ~ the provi,Ions of
TIL. bill would not apply to Canada.
apply to canada, and tSstit was right thai il
should In regard 10 Inc Preach able tsrmi.
mating ON tho shore. AZ Msss.csnsst,s ~
knew that IL did 40 Nv catbar,tv ~ tss T.. vs'
Isture OF Msssschusetts; and though he should
not admit its iurf.detion in an mater eSieS
wa, a question Thai beiansed to M wanls
nation, '"seN W '"' ""''e
MoT,,a SAID I'D ~, that this Nj paused IN
it would termiuste at once all telesrapSic
MI. Cnrpen,st sunno,ted ths v,sw t.lor h,
Mr. sumner as 10 the bower Of uoprssss. ~ ~
tse iuTi,dietion az op 1uusous ~ mnSn h n,
power 10 regulate iuterhsi eomm sres' he Jsv
sI !, a 10 alssn when IL would BE- Necessary
and telesrsphs Of tbe eonstrv W '"' '''''o"''
Mi. Davis expressed the opiuion that Con.
bo"rbt The preI bswes oyer IT,, shns H., matter and
~" M, Rsu,e, ,bou,h, A, "a, ,,.v ,,or,, ,o,
had bsen of great value 10 ns,r si.i1n s"oie
had reduced the nree az mo.s Ut r.ne 4, ~
sia word. '''' VI "e'''se' "oh " y"
through which the ocenn !. aha entesnrIses M
to pass; that they Wero a rrsnd spsces. Ky.
yond the on pocts " WeiS gInnu sueeess oe,
he was moi IN tsxG. o. me whole world and
moved TO recomT. ~ ~ ., III ni1Iwpefihs men, he
Mr. Morton advocated the recommitmeut
bill which TO- s,~n REINSTATEMENT souia nnt 'ns
Mr. CO.. Co., Limp Imply With .,,s ,u,
eonsid TIED ne should AK AK ne eommitts to
that an asse ahs New Yorh Nswfo"nsisn1 = N
an'. London Teiegr.ph COMPANY. eIteadsd
interfere with 1seIr prss.st psitss. cu'a not
prss; s R Regulations In reference to TIL:
wonIJ n smount 10 II S"niJ afte, Al, msss
to be settle, ,S BY treaty; He vas, fqs.hsrmSrs
%pat,sr bscsnse M nert hin. Gnnnra ~ on
~ aoin. sS,sr ~ ~ rst,,naas w9ua
kn Tr All me Ss ca ~ IL m inc Sountry.
and he biii' with ali the amsnSmsnts w. w.
sssonsis,sd to the COMMITTEES on Forsisa Re Re
up ne 81
vessels ~, taken oy the Government during Tho
NJ, Snnner. I'D vh., .uo,,, a, ,,.,.u
wouid Se eailed 10. Nv nv XII nnoun' Oh money
NJ ~ sa .s1, III " W, az asn Si ano
NJ hShn, s nnus aoo 'o ,n ssyvvoy.
the Sonth hut wths,sw H. wn,{n ~ ,ha s,, ~
aas,inn AZ NJ uo snu,I , NJ m1ion ~ the Jug
sSortiv bs brousbt iars saa fr ~ en, wou,e
Ths Xii VS. tsan n..sad io' 'ha' purpose
Nj HamIin cs aua passed. ~ ~. Rim ,... a.,
Observation-Disclosures, EsSihit,nn ~ w ~ IN
instan in ISL 'uo'''a' IAh'oi'ou ]" WASH
IN sensts m a, aa,o,,,
HOUSE or REBPI rSENlrAr,vps
MI HaSs. Gnu n,hr *. NATIVES,
priatians' intrnan,aIs hS MI rt, on Appto
Hons to sunni septsin ssacissr,ppp Yhict
was passed 'p'' 's''A'" ae"o'e"''s'' ""i'i
Ths bill make. IN. t,,,ou,,. .o,ronr,.
lions; S 'o'""s "PP''P"
For condensation and r,i,aa.. of ,ha last.
latiye AssembIv any aiiTake y, ahe ~ 81
Mexioo and 90, =, W tne avr .by ~ N S,S
0oS "'1 '''1'inseht expenses 'hereoi' sio'
For uub,,.,,ou.,. ,o,,
and 4, pshihg the !hwssn pamphlet iort y
fnriss Wspspers OF the otAtes anu ~ ae ada
r. t nhu " hho euyI Wm ~ ng SSoy ny,
NJ 10 noue shgh , tu nH Me- Is
the ue9Ia Oaal, ana M, rover, o. n, IL l.
nt,,n,iaosIItS shs b,lI ma hat M .meDa
mani 10 tba Son.titutinn' thm. fn,c.S !, non III,