The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-30
FORTIETH CONGREsS-THIRD SESSION
Senate.

,WAsnINeToN. Jan. 80 The President laid before
tns IN o Of ss be q
and the M,ssssipDi river. Referred to the Cora-
Also. SesSations 81 the Board of rsade OF ctuein-
natl IN relation to measures OF hnAnce. Referred
r. Also, q memorial, gned by citizens of Dacotan
TerritOry. Reierrtd to The oommttss on Terri. .
Mr Sherman presented the petition Of the Com.
&ashiag,on. Referred 10 the Copmitoes the
MIR. Howe presented The memorial of the Legisla-
tSe Wisconsin sVer oFdeTed to De Prinped
ferred to Com mi.tse on Comm, Commerce:
4a % ssSneh IN rsHn saa as P"e. Of The
Mr. Wilson pr, sented the peti.ion of merchants OF
Boss9n IN fsyor Of me- reciprocity treaty with
Mr.. Sumner presented the proceedings OF the Rs
TnDllcan Executive Committee of Fredericksburg.
X gnia R proesting against TIE Femoysl OF political
state and giving reasons for such protest. Referred
MT Morgan presented RESOLUTION OF the Chamber
Of Of CommsIos ct Nv York plan for
nsilop: ResITed to Com ittes on FInsnce u 'Ns
of 9%ca wses a on tGe a az
MI Cole Soai presented the petition of citasns Of
Court ofthat State Referred to the Committee ON
Mr, stewart rose to question otprivilege and had
Sy ss II o 5as %
asserting that the NcGaoahap case had been de-
sss s9%s q 1h ssng
esoh as attorneys for the new Idria Mining Company.
IN Mr. stewart SAID in,tead of having six judgments
in his favor Mceanahan had mad only ene, and thai
been Obtained The statement ss sSonE
s far 1y n Is seso @ h% m be pro
ST ne New l6slS COMPANY any other party ad
yenss 10 a ca 0s the o. q Ss
Rs SsH ss. a.,
capable c employiDg an attorney to advocate tssir
MI Vckers presented a petition from citizens of
Voda q Se D Ree9eG The e as
The District OF Columbia
Mi inc % war TsSs was Sg1esd
the esta abshment OF a branch OF the ,ldiera Home
OF The he 6onsiderston of the Constitutional amend
bills Of When two the Invalid Pension btii and the
bin FOR The support Of the Military Academy were
House of Representatives.
Mr.. Brooks presented memorial from the New.
York Chem6e. OF Gommercs &C. pointing ont way for
RtterT ed TO Con mitree on Ways and Means.
E hS Ss ah q
q KentucGy TOR certain shaSsss and amendments in
Mr.. schenck (ohiy) from the Com mltlee OF Ways
deputy Collector or assistant a SCISSOR Of iuternaI
Revenue who has per for9ed he duties OF collector
Such collector 6a receive the
II wnss
On otion Of Mr. Bout We j. the morning hon, WINS
dispensed with ior this dsy and the ConsututionaI
A% $S sSls.; question
previous question In order that he might ap zeal 20
the genIen from Ohio Mr. Shell labarger, modify
his Amendment. Every sentiment and feellng OF his
(EdrOgeE) nature was RRsir st er post ac0 laws
against the conviction Of any person for crime by
tlepasn to modify his amendment, 80 TO make IL
| appy 10 future offences.
Cries OF Question:"
Alter some remarks by MesaTs. schPnok sod hing
| ham IN reference TO the amend ments offered,
Mr.. Boutwell, sRidI- We are safe If we stand on the
resolution as reported by the committee and 10 my
| Judgment unsafe II we accspt amend meuls
which we ourselves are unable tn understand 81 TO
| agree in opinion, He Insisted on the previous
| question.
The question nrst taken on N r. BhellRbGrRef o
am end men aud IL was rejected. Yeas 62; nays l2s
| The question IVES then taken on Mr.. BnRhauo's
amenomept, and u YVES rejscIed-yeas 20 nays iss;
The Democrats all voted for the ame eudment IN the
first instance. but consequently many OF shem
| The ouestion recurring on the original proposluon
| Mr. Bro oks asked Mr.. Boulwell whethAr he WOutu
not consent have vote taken on his INT Hsooks1
! amendmept 10 give the franchise 70 women ana 10
| chiIdTep ov er twelve years OF age. 49, =.
Mr. BOutWe replied that ne ulu NOT thinh thAt M
RTooks waA serious in that inquiry = -, .
rha ysas and NAYS Then taken on ordering the
oInt rssolution 10 epRrossed ana Ienu the third
lime and il was oTdered-yess, lzii nays. 49,