The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-08
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Continued from the Fourth Edition.
Mr. % defended s the COMMITTEES from TIE assault
was one Of an american citizen swstsrne n ene
prison 10 out the of American
eisn Affairs Of its integrity aud ntimStsd that
the public reports in connection with the subject de-
sscts sid i Information G hs conduct Of n,
other Of obtaining it shosld be resorted
ratiheaon Of the treaty it might obtain il readily
than By this indirect % s way Of as ans ss tSs He
the sending for persons and under it the
neses when might be entirely useless to send anything
e he poD s T weS %
like that propo.ed was asked for by fellow SENATOR he
ton should be made hear and grant the request
his Bs6OOok to the es s
retaIy Of State or the President
assip; General BaScqsE and did not %sks
officer had come his notice nodentaly while looking
into case Of outrage the rights Of an american
word Of the ShaIse to be and he also believed that
Mr Thayeg said bus friend Ms Ferry, had heard only
viction that the charge true He (Mr. Ferry had
come ns
one by by the sssIScs S
rst duty Of the Senator from e the
Ss
S bd to bsse
acquainted with the facts then the Introduction Of the
Senator asked for redress for the wrongs
MIR. Ferry (interruptng) said IL the Senator (Mr
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information would be forthcoming He tMr Ferry had
Senate elaborate explanation The Senator would
last Paoembsr efforts had been made % 70 oStafe f
time in May and he would ascertain that there
for the presentation Of the memorial Of
all the circumstances that the which had been
was proper and iustiiiabie,
h'i s. ss Ss
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the S
mitee and suggestedto to make the number Of the
The .pssestiOn was accepted BY Mr. Ferry when the the
facts forth the memorial of Mr. Hatch ADOPTED
The Indian Appropriation bill was then proceeded with
/ House.
Continued from the Fourth Edition
Mr. Burchard moved to amend by, inserting an addi-
n rsasuy the interest failing
%s az to kept wholly Of coin and
on at
sent destitute in that respect The distribution should
aGs @
psouaritS shs Banins lawn
He declared that more radical measure OF contrac
ton could possibly be adopted tina the pending BILL and
position redistribute fifty millions OF the present
bank circulation, allow additional issue of fifty mil
ons and reissue forty four millions of greenbacks
place of the three cent certificates used the
81 S5oOO year He favored the adoption of the first
OF the bill without of the succeeding sections
then the increase of circulation would be only fifty
millions. and the South and West would still
less circulation than before the war,
Mr. Hotchkiss said that the committee had had crti
duty and he would hnd fault with the
mode in which that duty performed He opposed
however, the section for issue of AZ cent bonds
to antagonze with the Fundn. bill reported from the
Committee of Ways and Means approved the sections
authorizing the establishment of banks to issue specie
paying notes. regarding 1t approach to resumption
He believed that the currency wants OF the West could b
met without encroaching the East The substance
his view that the country must have free banking
trammeled by restrictions and only made safe There
danger of redundant currency than Of re
dundant merchandise. All these questions were regu
lated by laws that were beyond the reach OF legislation
Mr. Townsend could not coincide with the chairman
of Banking and Currency Committee iuregard to thu
bill He particularly opposed to the fifth section
curing banks surrender their six per cent bonds
to take instead of them four and half cent. bonds
faith towards those effective and wonderful instu
tons The Government owed 1T to good faith not to
pair the obligations into which 1T entered year
ago. 1t could not afford to be unfaithful. When th
the markets of the world and ask that its loans
taken lower rate OF interest," ana with what shov
could it do after such an act of unfahfulness
| 3I5P M-The debate on the Currency bill goes on.
mittee, offered amendment striking out the fundin
sections of the bill The previous question to be move
at 4oclock.
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