The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-17
Georgia.
Politicians
FORTIETH CONGRESs-THIRD SESSION
Senate.

WARRINGTON. Feb. l7-Ar ClI king presented q
to recognize Almlgh,y God.
Also, q oetlnon for modification Of the naturAl-
Also. q remembrance of wool growers a7sociat on
A. New YORK State against the renewal OF the reel
MI Pom.ioy presented several petitions Tor equal
C0 stlIuuon az TO Iecs gnlze Almighty God.
err Brady Of var views
Mr Nye preseEI.sd remonstIa a. zee OF o zenI Of
10 p, OF CT the fui. bearing animals of AlasGa.
OF cupIereI ce up o The bill amend various acts
relating to the Navy WAS iaKtnup.
sign, to make great r. ductOl Ia tn. size aud ex.
pense OF the navy, and especially Of the Marine
M sars Edmunds and Davis criticized the report of
the commuee az in reducing new msttec MT con-
tnir ed in he or ma o snd me LATER OBJ 10
sPG dee,ion Of me srne CORDS luz '"'
MT. Grnt said ne was in favor OF SUN further re
should now be rny larger than before the war. -
Arssoint on was adopIed directing the Attorney
General to furnish leL OF persons convicted Of VIC.
punbbnl, nts impUsrd upon them and the number
oates OF TIER pardons given to such persona by
Oh moi n OF Mr.. sherman Moaday, the 22d iust
a. set apart tor lderniun OF business irom
the Committee Gn Finance; and on mston OF Mt
considsTsion The bill TO regulate naturalization.
MIR Ednnn6s RON rom M me %Sm@Itse oa the J1d
lis CbIistmAq An nssiy Proclamation. That II moi
author IztO by The Constitution or laws.
Mr. stewart moved to taSe no the message from
House of Representatives..
Mt Uuson, from Ihe Committee on ELECTIONS, mad
Areport on lhe Louisiana co9s-sted election case,
received IN jorlty OF the Vo es casC f,r Heore
Lousispa Was entitled to seat and that neither
J. ", n enard nor oseD 3 Hunt was entitled the
Mr. Ken, were LAID on the table and ordered to be
On Notion of MT Judo the Secretary of War was
dTeclG6 10 have an examination and sn'Vsy maze at
iiohaI aud enlarged baroor facilities necessi.
ties Of CON n e. , &c at that point DC @ maDd
he scl EuSp emen;Sry 10 the Nationa1 Bankruptcy
Inc prevlors question having been seconded yes
nay nG 10 ns Sae SSS sd he S
his Time 10 Mr. Poland wne argued ia ,sappor Il
iSg 'He to SntT he SllSGiSwai and esscs sson
Oial the unned sta,ss LeealtendeE hotes a. their
and IsSs per SsS rSs @ Sa Hes 30 70
from the charge ni Oeipg graspins. Tney had taTen
the nalioDRl banking currency because they thought
tEktn /. because the esieTn ST ate, did not thea
SHe 6s6 system Sesvas Is 10 u be Ss
nge i;mesy 10 which tGsey shSp "a a. last come;
mlpplts In SoyoeHy o. IN an l =, 20. .uomit!e1
mooe Of lslung hanks so inlo LIQUIDATION, Il pro,
poses that the lnlefest on the bSods deposited 10
deIive y 10 the Comptroller OF the Currency OF Ihsr
tss 20 s1ns m so Gi h5 s Sr
up and ILe accrued iDleresI on them ne paid.
Iian ds ION cou not psI 10 al MS circuIation il
| OF II was last or IL ken out of the country g.?
Mr. Butler replied that there the Dank had its al.
VsntagP. IL had money for these Iotes. aud should
not in uddGOn iutf rest on inds. It Du
apDtsr Afterwards tha, part OF the CIrcuat OF a
| bank waS possiby losr then me bank snoud come
TO CODEIess ter relief The whole circulal GOV
banks was s5hturO 200 more or lees. perhaps
t7OOt % UT $780, Op $3.50 600 C OF that h
| TO be iRken care OF by m GoveTDmsnt wOensvaI
| specie payment was sumed and @JOo0 0i0 mnst hf
iskeR o ny the bauEs or they would forfeit ter
per cent? their bonds and the premium ana iu ~
| Tett on them. The nOmG nt the COnnLry como LC
spt Gle payments lhe ha ka could 20 into 10
and The whole c-Culbiiun az this cnuutry would d,
| thrown on the Government 90 provide specie fJr