The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-01
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Proceedings in the Senate and
House Of Representatives
To-day.
FORTIETH CONGREss-THIRD SESSION


nr StewArt SAID there seemed TO be great differ.
snoe OF opniOn m relation TO the mefts OF Me
@ @hVgers' hne he would neithse fave nor oppose
~, MIR. Ttu@oul! opposed.the motion, and asked Mr..
Mr. Couness eaid II was BECAUSE Mr Rogers was
81. an ae"nt Rebel M nt to have the pri rIege OF
Mr. Howard said the man hal bsan elected Second
be ensbea 10 Sboa 80 So
Mr. Trumbuu ssii that eseh of the persons named
In the 6iIl had made a written sppllcAto1 fof
oesy tie m aws apd hs vs & MS ion
Rogers hso done this and that was not consistent
Mr. Wiley wac unable to give any into .matioi
about Mr.. Rogers,action dutia1 the ar or preteut
reputation before the wAr TO have beeo tina OF gsn
ueman OF high character and standing Ia th com
Mr. howard read q letter enclosing resolutlou4 OF
protecting against the removal OF tue ties Of
several oihce holders in Virginia. among them Mr.
Mr.. Ferry hoped the name of Mr. Rogers would not
H. Sso '6seived that whenever any mau holding
oai dsabiiitis there always a mt na 9bsr
oi n $ neighbour who wanted the otic1 for lhenl
selves TO get no q remonstrauce, S'
Mr.. Iumbu'l commented uoon the fact that he
cab IT, II The hsss SENATE tss
Ter s9 Ess
fact onE Tns S sus %As os as as
protested sgatos the relief OF certain ofiee.hooers
MIR Tipton-They have the right 10 them
elect Them. Have they a rig q, to the offices
Gr assd hsXe Mr pos Rs RiHpss %ss ARE
Tx 70 have the m rity OF he people of y
Mr nf'T Iip.cn i e"' said that no Ang would I'm
better. IL the majority of he people ska
N" Mr.. Ccnsiiyg was not in favor of ami Amlua,s
rtpiova OF disabilities, but thought thab 4r Rogers
10 o. his persS69 Ghsraole & ami
disabilities than many ohers WAC had had theirs re-
Nj Sawyer thoughs that the idea that no ona q,
tht south sbou have Is Fem ved ule IS
CON mmupily, narrow. shor!sigu Ell and radio ,ily
wr9s Whes;SvsnT ,n1,,, nan I 60 q eh"rsc er applied
best policy OF The a5yernment en- to remove hem and
in nfuen,ai men Of the SOU h. A"Ve ana
MIR. Nye s.id ne h ID s,!l.a? cgy Information tha,
Of the fact that 90 udIi.r q me SssIs e ne s.ood Ia
side parties the ternsim2roveinents of Virginia.
reaa as m se na pHPss In b ne Sse
allegiance aud avowed hts intealion TO support the
had been r, commepo. d by 3ensrsls scnaaed aad
stoneman end leading meaioers OF Tue Republican
Nj. Uopness, in -woi Nr Ere iughuysens st ate
m WITHDREW the motion TO strike out the "a OF
Inc morning hour having expIr9d. the bin went
On motion of Mr.. sumner the Committee on For
lion q lsrge number OF htrs resolutions, and n -
,isls In ston TO trade with Causds and OLhers.
| Mr.. Conkling offered resolution, which was
ond. nee during ihS last two years wssn tae tate
Secretary OF legation at Madrid, VAC
Tire Senate Ihen resumed the consi Iteration OF the
1ne pending amendm,n. was that offered by Mr.
drssicon OF hs United Ses exctps tnat aae
iced by treaty certsN Indian rlbes the sole
tIsreoi subject to the Ua!tsd STATES
ent, Which was 70 bldg the Wild iodians nsder
SUM- tct ion the laws Of tne United States
after considerable discussion. M. SpraRue with
Mr. wilson offered an amendment providing that
volunteer officers relieved on ccount Of DISABILITY
nasls be resss Don The same terms as regular
MT MoIon moved to to strike out the proyl'Sa
arms 10 eight Lost.
of merely su,horizipg the Prehden, TO redaoe the
army as rapidly possible. .Los-Yea,, 81 nays, 27
House of Representatives
Continued from the Second Edition.
Mr. Judd introduced a j lint resolution in rela.
ion TO the proper completion Of the Pacific
vious question on lis passage II authorizes ana re-
quires the President Of The United States dem and
pany OF Caifornia and branches bonds aud other
snd and bring up
the standard fixed 5y Inc speSa. , ns shis
Rrosd and is srsTGsss and hss as
aSpyins S9 the same saaSsafd Of to each
sna te9p5ng the same S e ssue OF ben such n
roads until the report shall have bsen m sas, The
connied-and the Joint resolution was passed without
Mr. Logan offered resolution directing the Com
mittee on Public Grounds TO INQUIRE Into the cTcums
Certain articles TO rmery belonging General Wash
| ing ton. and which we're taken from the Arlington
House. and directing the secretary OF the Interior
not TO deliver them up until action has been taken on
/ the report of the COMMITTEES.
| The previous question was seconded. .
Mr. Wood asked the Speaker whether net Wns IL Ia
Tse speaSei said that that was parliamentary
4TSs resolution was adopted. Yeas. lls nays. s.
enteep til Joint rules. which prohibit the lssage OF
bills from house TO house: aud the presentation OF
| bills TO the President within three days oi the ad
Or motion OF MI Sch enck It was ordered that the
| House meet hereafter NJ 10 O'Clock A, M.
maj the House proceed TO the business on tn
| speak ers table at 10 o'clock To- morrow: - -. "a
The rules were 70. snspende1 sas ana ~ h ndes %
Mr.. 4 Bingham. from the Committee on alms; 4 re-
E3hs0n a. $1,000 In full Tor all claims for cotton
| eapiured and sold by the United States. IN, =
| After explanation by Ar. Bingham 'he Dill WAS
ST Butler (.ssl moved TO sSspsrd The , lS,ss 70
Ss,her ration OF the Senate amendments TO
tbs Indian Appropriation Bill TO non,concur ~ those
smendmo relatn 10 new iadian treaties; t9 con-
cur in the Others ana 70 ASK io' connee VI oou-
Se rules we're not suspended and the House at
| IN 10 the chair, on The Miscellaneous Appropriation
bin.
The weather.
| poueHKREpsIE, March 1.-The thermometer
| 4; hDe deorees below zero. The river is frozen
and n ayigation is again suspended.
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