New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

-.cr,rV pares asking to DO relieved from political aus
abilities TO make 10 mon which they
se for such relief Laid the table AL, .nppe-
p n. &c. r s q q 0s1 nsos
dIM Mr. COLE tep. CALI introduced bin to provide tGr
the better security Of the lives Of passengers Oh
propelled by steam. , - ,,,. ,,scotU
Mr. SUMNER ep Mass moved TO proceeea c va an sn
consideration Of the bill granting pension res ~
nu M 'FDMtiNDs CRep Vt) thought the matter shouo
90 10 Committee; Mrs. Lincoln was IN alnuenS94 70
1e her ont for pension to the exclusion OF oteI
equally deserving and more needy Widows Du VA sbnud
5snsIon that fact could be best ascerained Py
COMMITTEE He therefore moved le refer ~ " WV
Nv sfMNFR opposed the motion. He had no reason
to suppose that the Pension Committee W9ua S u and
o pothjng In the proposition that needed nyesga
ton by n committee He hoped thereloIe, IIithout de-
would be voted upon without reference anu "i'"''
Mr. Upton insisted the bin being sent to the 'O"'
mittee on Pensions for investigation ,o q, Al
The motion 70 refer was then carried by 'o'' Va
10 ruv prwov,L OF POLITICAL DISABILITIES. .n,o
Mr. ANTHONY Gep r. ~ offered eoncnfdSn If four
luton for appointment OF speca s6onld be
frred ali applications for the removal Of poue be
biiihos imposed by the Fourteenth Amendment u
plYfse THE STATE WAR CT AIMS. o.o,r,ioD
MORTON R Ind Ind tg0dT naG
borrowed % equip, transport ana supply "OOp' =
service 81 1ne ~ NJ rep N W the bills
nrevionsly introduced and laid the table, we're
to Appropriation uITe M THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
On motion Of Mr. SUMNER the bin for the IHtn Shich
cuIy OF equal rights in the District OF L9np nocket
| was passed AT the last session. but kiled ny d PoN
| Veto was again taken up and passed o r,,cvn .
49, MISCELLANEOUS BILLS IE1RoDUCtEiDD', o,,no n
Mr. WILSON CRep., MaSsJ introduced Dill rea''ns "
the I Se sp Ransa introduced hill AUTHORIZING
the Secretary Of War to pay fsTS e. Kansas
Issued for or ptha orovth Of forest trees Also
bill authorizing the appointment OF CoWmssonei lao o
The settlement OF the claims Of citizens OF kansas Also
a nm nuthOrfzng the appointment OF COMMISSIONS W
sxamipe the claims Of citizens Of certain counties IN Kan
sas for spolatons committed In tho Quahuei lHU u
august -' ELECTION OF CHAPLAIN. ,-.,-
On motion. the Senate then proceeded 70 he el9' VI
Mr. Mr. SUMNER rep, MasH) nominated tho Rev. VIM
Mt. CAMERON CRep, Pal nominated tho Rev Dr.
NS Mr.! MORRILL, Rep, MOI nominated tho Rev. Dr.
0I @f. TRUMBULL rep. M nominated the Rev DR.
MT' YMecREERY Dem, KY nominated the Rev VIM.
Nj VfCKERs Dem, Ind nominated tho Rev. L. W.
Each nominee was euloelzed by the Senator who pre-
9'N''u THR REV. DIR. NEWMAN ELECTED CHAPLAIN.
On the second ballot the Rev DE- Newman was eiec'''
| having received 80 OF the 81 ballots cast .
| .H woMEE's RIGHTS IN IiIE DlsIhISSr IA, ,o ,bo
Mr. POMEROY rep, Kansas Introduce 9li Io 10, r
further security Of equal rights In the District Oi 20
Several Senators suggested that the bill had already
pe M PP0MERoY explained that although his bill had
fine Same title as the bill passed, referred TO othe
nS Sso FIR from The charters Of Washington George
town. while his WINS TO strike 9ut I4e %Otd n ne
lIaugherl The bill was referred 10 inc 0
Dlslrie' ., SGITFR roSsrrrrroSAL AMENDMENT.
Mr. ROBERTSON introduced joint resolution, propos,
Ing an Amendment to the Constitution OF tue united
ON motion Of Mr. GRIMES rep, Iowa., the Senate. at
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