The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-16
FORT Y.FIRsT CONGRESs-First Session.
United states senate.


Mr.. Trumbull briefly reviewed the practice and
sa 10 oa Issae the to sS 70 and re-
the Judiciary Comnitiee we're satisfied that the
pre- sent ought 70 be rsisys tsom ths
get hey thought that regard ioI consistenoy and
should not be a6oiisS ed but only suspendee. 'NA'
Mr.. Thurman said that IN the Judiciary Committee
he had pot voted TO amend IN way the bill of the
House to repeal the act because he believed that i
in The Preside ri an unlimited and unquai1ed power
ofremoval from office, or It made the concurrence Of
House of Representatives.
Continued from Third Edition. .
Mr. Judd sustained both The amendment and the
Mr. Butler, in reply to question from Mr. Jenoke.
entered into further explanation o. the object OF
nlshed nickel TO- 70 the M Mint YES, was q rrsn1s.ylys..
want his he director led Into aa
tion. All he desired was that in the lm menss bur-
hcUa be sS there
in pt rather ,an
al EBglishm an having the prefsrence.
ment g which MI BuIl.r refssrsd wss in New jer.
r. Butler Replying ars. to MIR. Kelley. said tina.
the mine was In Lancaster county. Ps.. and the
ne a II na d n.r In
In renns, lvanian having an ,sdvaassgs over an
higher for That sdSansge Then tSs1s Is harm pss
abolish
'n sr Wood Sustained sSe smsDdmsot offered by Mr..
Butler .remaIkipg that that was the proper prnci-
aoa1 In n' case OF thou
Mr. Davis a memb. of the Committee on Cola
milted 70 that committee remarking that he was
satisfied 1t had not been properly cor sdered
That motion was agreed to, ana the bill and amend
Mr.. Beamrn Introduced bills dividing the State
and territory of TeAas ino several Stases and terri
iori@. Referred TO the Committee on Recon-
m r. Poland presented q petition OF Abram Baldwin
and twenty-five others. for pensions to soldiers OF the
The Committees were then called for reports. but
dent with q communications ia reierence to she
Pacific Railway Referred 10 the Pacific Railroad,
MI DsWes introduced bill regulating oompsnsa-
tion in cases contested cleo Ions Referred to
Committee on Elections. IL provides that Ia con-
tested election cases no OF pc, oe Snail
shall then only be paid 10 the person 10 whom the
seat is awarded; and that the unsuccessful person
the anon ut actually ded by him In the contest
Mr.. Swami preseuis seVeral resOiutions or the
Baltimore Board OF Trade /" reference 10 mmunites
privste property at SEA in time 0i war, building
levess on the Mississippi, and notifications OF the
THE Sneaker announce that Mr.. Blair declined
serving on The COMMITTEES Foreign Affairs. and as
Chairman OF the Com mttee On Private Land CaimG.
aud that he appointed him to the position on the
resignation of MI. OrIh. and that he appointed
Mr.. Orth Chairman OF the Com mittee on Private
Land Claims ana 10 the same place on the Commit
He also stated that error in copying, Mr.,
Dpweete had been announced as cnatrmAn of two
cOmmiCees The chairman of the Committee on
EX peno lures of the I'M erior Department, was Mr.
Ella OF New Hampshire.
ON motion OF Mr. Bins ham the Judiciary Commits.
On motion of Mr evensoa the undist rIbuted
books of the last Congress were ordered to be dis
tributed among the members OF the present Con-
The House then at e NJ adjourned.