Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-19
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Banking and Currency Committee of
the House will be prepared within
week to report in accordance with
Loughridgc's resolution OF instructions,
a bill which will provide squarely for
the redemption Of fifty millions of
greenbacks. The Committee believe
it will be defeated in the House, as
several members who voted for the in
structions now say they arc satisfied the
vote was wrong.
The House Foreign Committee heard
a long statement from Gen. Banks on
the condition of things in Cuba. lie
ignored all the recent reports from the
Island and the State Department or
newspapers, and claims that the insur-
gents are doing great things aud are en-
titled to bclligercnt rights. The Com
mittee will not 20 with him to that ex-
tent, but may possibly report for the
neutrality of our ports between Cuba
and Spain Even such bill, however,
cannot at present get through the Sen
ate Foreign Committee.
ChIcAdo March 9.-The "Tri-
bune's" Washington specials say the
Cuban struggle in the Senate Foreign
Committee is over for the present,
Norton's bill, reported yesterday, being
regarded as its ultimatum. The bill
simply prohibits the fitting out of yes
sells by any foreign powell upon its en-
emies claiming independence. 1t has
nothing t. DO with STATE Of bellieer-
cncy or insurrection, aud will not benz
eft Cuba to any considerable extent;
I Spain having all the vessels she wants.
The sectioc prohibiting the buying Of
arms and munitions of war, which mi hit
have been ef some ADVANTAGE to Gu
bans, was stricken out by the Commit
tee.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-fn the
Scoate, Norton, from the Committee
on Foreign relations, reported a bill
making it a misdemeanor to lit out
ships of war with the intent that they
) be employed in the service Of any Eu-
ropean power or State Tor the purpose
of subjugati1e Amecican colonies
claiming indepcadeoce, aud providing
, for the forfeiture of such vessels
BALTIMORE, March Z. - Senator
Revels, Of Mississippi, lectured 10
night in Bethel church, to good au
dicnce, the fourth of whom were
white The lecture was chiefk on tht
, Improvement OF the colored race, aut
, was rcplete with good soupd advice
tie earnestly cnjoined education ant
economy, and said at the close, that tn.
ooIored people must bc truc to tn.
, country, themselves and the RcpuifI Ii
can party.
CnWAGo, March o Gov. Austin
vetoed the Female Suffrage bill, passct
bv the Minnesota LEGISLATURE Ga tn
ground that the clause submitting tn,
amendment to females as well as male
is unconstitutional, females not boin.
LEGAL voters. The Governor also nb
: Jectcd to the proposition as being pre-
} mature.
? CHICAGO, March 9.-The JonrmoI
! Washington special says the Senatt
Appropriation Committee has alrcad
reduced the legislative Appropriatior
. bill S1,300.00o below the House csti
a mate. They have stricken out 81,
I 100000 in the collection of lutcrna
: Revenue.
: The Judiciary Committee has flile,
to agree on the question of the admis
!. sion of the Georgia Senators, Hill an
/. Miller.
/, benjamin Waters Is nominated as
candidate for Chief Justice of the Su
prcpe tourt Of Idaho.
# Gen. Qncsada paid his respects to tn
n President this morning.
NEW York. March 10.--Loas G
ships which arrived at this port ycster
:. day, show that during the last tw
y months navigation has been attendc
/. with unusual perils The severe gall
!, of this season have been without pa
alel, and it is feared that many disa:
tcrs have occurred which are not VI
reported.
Seward will deliver an address b,
W fore the New York Historical Societ
u June Tth.
l. The annual meeting of the siocl
/ holders of the Northern Pacific Raj
AZ road to-day elected Directors. ,
y, GREGORY Smith, Of st. Adams, We
h mont, was chosen President of IL
lc Board, and 4. H. Barney, Treasure
Ie The gold market was again the seer
& Of wild excitement. The transaction
t. amounted to nearly one hundred M
o lions. The fluctuations were rapid al
'e to considerable extent.
CINCINNATI, March o. Considt
to able preparations arc making for 1
a election OF municipal officers. In 4
es matter of School Trustees politics W
ne be ignored. The issue will bc Bill
es or no Bible in the schools. This iss
ay will hardly affect the other officers.
10 Lu klux Lawlcssness.
or
RKLETGH, March Gov. Hold
has issued proclamation declaring t
county of Allemanco in state OF
rf surrection, because of various outrae
1t, by bands Of men armed and disguise
Ia among them the hanging OF nerroes
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