The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-24
FORIIETH UONGREss-THlRD SESSION
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WAsHGSGroN, Feb: 2.-Mr. TrumbuH from the
Comm III et on tne JullclaTy, Tepor 90, sDd The Cam
niuse was discharged from the urner consider alton
state ati.rs georgia the bnl to pToytGe
Efficient government tor Miss issippi, and the bitj
peusge In New Mexico az other psrts OF ,sa 0s
nniteo sat s. ard the memorials against "a change Of
Mr.. rIumbun, rom the same Committee, reported
adversely IhH bin TO define telonits aud misdemsa-
Dors, and regulate peremptoEy Challenges 10 UnteI
States cases. upon the grou Id ihas OBJECTS OF
bill are alTtaoy pIoyide d tor in Ihe statutes.
Alsc, adversely the bin to preserve the purity OF
not sufficient time at MS session to mature such
NJ williams, trom the C mm,t,ee on priv.to Land
Claim made an advt zee Iep9rt. sgnea ny hi IL and
sso e 3l tran n MGGarshsn He
Senator from South Carolina (SawSes) wonld
s ,he deemed SnG 10
have anything TO do With the mattet tne COMMITTEES
therefore leave The matter wholly Inc action OF
Mr.. sheI man called up the bill reported yesterdav
to sdm Ier OF GUY pLiOos9phcsl apparatus, book
Mr.. C1nkilng moved 70 add md chimes Of hell ,
of kinds not made In this country" VI "s'''
Mr.. Grimes opposed the amen lment to the BILL and
On motion OF Mr.. Nye the bill to authorize the
self con of site for a territorial prison In Idaho
a me ssgs frcm The Pfesden. CT the Uuted sta,es
WAS received ana read vetoing the Copper Tarlrf
the bill was tt en- passed by the following VOTE.
Chandler cole, C9pAling' CoIoett Drake. greling.
6yS aGsan nf MU T 6I2Ss a9Ss KkSog kSn
borne PalteIIo5 tTenp,(. Pomeroy, Poo, Ramsey,
Thayer. Tiptop, Wade Warner, Wech. Wiley, and
Williams ,o,.., ,,-
FestiSden Crimes, NJ cCrsery, Sumner, Trum5niI'
Van Wrinkle, Vickers. aud Wbyte.
House of Representatives.
Mr. Wood IN W presented petition OF citl zens OF
ten for he iemovS % b5racons 81 At at Hs se
Referee d 10 the Committee Com mmerce,
sion oi The Laws reported bill establishing the term
- n a nIaIiV nhf
biennial sessions OF The Legislature of the Territory
| Of Nj on Tara, " hich was passed.
oees AID Pos Roads, ted bacs s1e Un seyeSs eGs
bins leien ed 10 that committee relative TO postal
| telegraph between WsshD gtoD, New York, and os-
ion which laid on the table ana ordered 10 be
Mr' Julian Qnd) from the Committee on Public
LanCs reported bill declaring that the lands IN
sululing the Fort Coillns military reservation. in
| lion az d homestead laws Passed.
The House resumed the c9osiderstIon OF the un-
s'repg Den The pubic credit and legalSe gold con
Nj Pruyn OF ew Y ork had the floor.
He taid he was nIprSed, n iisening 10 the speec1
not COZ fine himself to the hrst section OF the OIL
but went oil into a de cussion OF g,itterlng genera
ties on the cIopp He thought he hrsGseolnn nf the
Dll went too fRr in view OF the present condition o.
MT Logan OF IlIiuoIs said In the short time allot
tea there was no Iime 10 discuss this question
legal quGs ion. II We end that we snail ever re
sun spt Gle pavmentsit Is sc well that sdouiC
let the W. rid know Of now. This qIes ion had
before the @ now SH s ay ~" otSss e Sea e az
| posed there was no WISE Ioan In his country now
| bonos with a new II deb .edness,
| He tLogsn) had learpe that way himself once bu
he now believed that the payment OF the oebJ will
nonsense TO discuss this quesio any longer. III
| bSnds In as mBny millions Of greenbAcks We har
the world know by solema declaration tina
| we inteuo 10 pay our Coo 8 In nard money, nos la
depre ciafed paper currency General Logan argue,
az some length In favor ofthe passage Of the bill