, 1870-07-16
WASHINGTON.
Both Houses Of Congress Ad-
journ Sine Die.
Final Passage Of the Substitute for
the Indian Appropria-
ti0n Bill.
Message From the Presi.
dent.
Legislation Urged in View Of the
War in Europe.
The Nomination OF MIR, Ercling.
Iluysen Confirmed.

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THE PRESIDENT At TIE cAPlTpL
1ee fres1aent put III an appearance az hal1-past
y. coming up "lth TWO OF three members OF
the cabinet ana at once going 10
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he was visited BY friends and Congressman, and
all the forenoon his doors Kept opening 10 Nlm1t
others with bills for hun to Sign. he freely us
cuBsed the Indian question, and said he WIS much
encouraged In his hopes OF general quiet on the
plains By reports brought back from Red C!ouda
party by General swift He a1gued that congress
could not safely adjourn WITHOUT maklnG some
provision for the Mdlan serVtce- ahd PLAINLY ihu-
mated that he must call An extra Session the
IN THE house OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Members OF the House. worn Win Inc
turmoil and c1clfement OF LAST nlSh'
ana sesNGua5' were slo" III Asl1sng
III !ne Caplkot ana nut mole laan tolt5 tl MY
wefe In the nall "hch taa Ctcsk hhlsocd the rcad-
ing Of the Journal al. Dawes vas on haaa.
punctuol as usual, and a. once called up Tue con-
ference report on the omnlbns appropriation Dill
agreed to Last uight, and then Withdrawn for cor
rectton OF m error that hnd, IN some Jet unex-
planned way, got into the document. TINS was
again accepted without debate, anu 'Ar. Dawes
was then relieved Of everything but tho Indian bill
Ten minutes later tho action Of the Senate IN re-
adopting Its original bill was reported, the ques
tlon waB once. more presented as 10
what the House would DO In
the premises. Mr, Sargent Was SO iully commit
ted by Ills action on the old conference that he
could not recede from his posit1on OF antagonlsm
10 the demands Of the Senate, MI. Dawes said
few words, calling On the House to calmly consider
the matter at Issue, OF act on Its judgment rather
than its passion. Messrs. Holman and GARFIELD
wanted the House to reeede and accept the Senate
bill. but 1t was evident from the manner In which
they we're received that the advice would not he
followed There vas really but one course to pnr-
sue, and that Eas taken In again disagretlng, aud
in asking Tor another conference Aessrh+
Dawes, All!B0n, and Holman were named, and the
Senate at once named Mesars. Harlan, Pomefoy,