New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16
UHsT CONGRESS-2D SESSION.
sryATE......wAsHNeroN March I5

IN motion of Mr.. WILSON (Rep.. Mass the
-, rosolution sppropuating the widow Of the
-. -, NJ stanton a sum equal to years salary
- .ssocate Justice OF the supreme Court Of the
80 states was taken from the table and passed
AZ, SUMNER REP. Mass presented q memorial FOR
=. aprropriatIon 20 the Wllberorce University near
xoria ONO where admission Is not denied 10 any one
Cn account OF color or previous condition OF sery-
Also FOR donation OF public land to freedmen Also
from the cIzens OF Philadelphia, representing that the
tax on hooks tax knowledge aud asking lbs repeal
Mr.. CHANDLER Rep Mich. from the Committee
Commerce. reported adversely on the bill authorizing
The transportation OF imported merchandise from the
port OF s rst arrival within tho United states to C-
cage. tln0lhnSN aua ~ LOUIS without examination,
inspection and appEalsemeut The BIZ was indefinitely
pisranUTrv6 FIREARMS N TIE sorrH
Mr.. ABBOTr Rep. 60 introduced 0A providing
he same manner as the act Of April a. iss had not
been modified. Referred 20 the Committee on Military
MT CARPENTER .RePs Wis introduced bin e1,
tehu.is the pioS , S-.s ~ W ~ o. -.0'' " O1I'
Mr. SHERMAN Rep. Ohio introduced bin TO inccr.
porate aud charter the Cincinnati and Chattanooga Rail
road Company 70 connect a railroad between those
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate me-
moral from society o; Friends praying for an appro-
Northern superutendcucy, ID the state Of Nebraska
Mr., SHERMAN Rep. Ohio. from the Finance Com
that Committee M regard 20 Increase 81 the currency,
NJ. WILSON Rep, Mass introduced o bin 70 enable
the Secretary OF Nato revise the general regulations for
ARE INDIANS CITIZENS CNnEE TIE rTTtlNTH AMEND
MI RICE Rep. Ark offered a resolution directing the
Judiciary Committee Co inquire and report TO the senate
Son uron the India tribes Of the country whether by
iT,ir6 s1tcs ana MA e.- Ircby The treaties between
the Uu,ed states AID ,Ae Indian Tribes are oaFe not
Mi THURMAN Dem. oa.o remarked that as there
had not been any official announcement o. the IaiHe"'
One r,.rtlon ba,s err The resolution was laid
over 7
W. ,-t.-, occ D.. 70, r.,cs rego'uti n direct
tps Ofce dee To- inquire INTO arg report
anon h. cxTcd.er,, 90, ,,i,,.u- q daily mail service
~ a.. .,,,, M. t.t,g,eu New orleans aEd Cairo.
Ai5ui,i
Tn, . ..,,.,. ,. .--.,a for the appointment Of
SpecI.. e'.u' O.--'.'
vrARus Pen VI moved 20 amend so that the
~ M " o. ... ..r one subject 20 consider TO
W General a.. Inv o., tie Government with refer
ence O.. .c INDIAN treaties.
,.t--., IA. ye.r.j be 6i~pcsed no favor H. II
,,mer. a.. rrSro.,d ue.o,.rs mat Il -estricted to
5l'Iy .-,- ' . - .Is COMMITTEE. b De believed
10 goo va.4 follow y i' fb lie proposl
- wor 1910 'e hand, o. WAT j. hAs"h a. ne f l iy
Ene, i'' "'..t -.. ,.ii -,,r,.,.o Inn srcb il yas
believed. oaa De tia practca checI o. tae pI'Ject.
-e - -r y..u- -+ tfe ,i,parert jealousy 81 fle
t1 M t,r ASSN ~ 5 If ic rIcft To- 6e Consulted
NrHHtEIAN l.er. I.vaI said he would accept the
might p. .,-r..selt.v ,e enlarged
Mr .r,.r r. far-eF 20 leave
sect az - Indian rl ..I " ra tbe Cosgrsr placed
tr-wit ta- Executive he thought the Presidents
T..ry y.I.a r-r. tu -ter defeat and d,sspVoutmtut
a., yr-. I'd. 3D. ewing "A trial o. thought
- n. . r,.rf C,n1lttee w0u'd resuIf I'm
s,.lrfIt.... worse corf...ltl."
On The ttr..
Nj HARLAN honei the vote would b- considered
Ii of tI. sense of me Senate anon the resolution
The vote resulted but determined against
Tie l...u.. h1ur expiring. the subject laid ASIDE
-rd the uu-.iyss next Do o-.Dr was
IHL GEORGIA BILL.
Nj STEWART Rep. New. continued lis remarks.
commenced YESTERDAY, upon The status OF au4l, ID tAtt
DE- opposed te bt CLAM provision uL tAc ground
Its effect would Oc ~ Iroous Tie voik oi recon
s-uCtou ODD Georgia. ana create state u things similar
that hI now existed iu tennessee. He argued that
1le state Government scui De considered as lIo'oua.
JlF unit. iDy eiirrtlt4 10 me mans OF congress- anu
-tuueUy that The Terms u tie present state officers
should d.tc from slcA representation. H. referred 10
s-rgtn bad 4dtu ~ the state regarding
s1e of Congress and tAe Fourteenth Amendment,
said deter uluatluu never D.! Als Own vote,
~ allow Rebels 20 reconstruct the state.
M- EDAlND- Rep W. said the senator MT
stewart Dad heretofore peeu IN favor 0i renewing iue
tCai deal es Of former Rebels, ana Lad some 50 lar
a. 70 propose Genera amnesty
MI liW All replied iAaJ ne favored the Iafaol-uS
O ull iptl7 not o. ~ ones anal te4 -.- men IL Deyi ga
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language Ol tue 800 49,. 80 80 .c5,l8
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kula'iOi a. a. - 49, .te,- ~ r. body ana te
T9sod 70 rroans tie existence Of this body some Of
y. uIrr- minority candidates, a-C womb