The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-15
con q R E 9 9.
FORTY.FIRsR TERM-SECOND SESSION.

Senate
WASHINGTON, June 15-Mr. Fenton presented a memo.
from New lsstSsr ssaisst % tie
oils tending to n,qrs the Of leather and
S% sss n Of e S y nd
built ships shall bs ad@itisd for any years to
Florida Land Grant bill was discussed and passed
duties Of the Of pag
ing pensions, and for other purposes.
House.
Mr.. Maynard from the Committee of Ways and Means,
@ to Foeye S oOs from % 81 n and
MIR. Hooper made minority report, and moved the
The bill read. 1t provides that there shall not be
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there be required internal revenue receipt,
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fon be IN reeep from
tstion Of coal shall special tax be
ws s%poyssd chiefly IN G
imposed upon or eIScted from such shall sales
Of coal by auStoneers or otherwise be included in the
mining of coal or from dealing therein be included
be on IN It. any TAX
srsS By ere
members absent when the matter was sonsdered that
the paiOrty and therefore proposed substitutes and
present the minority bill would have been adopted oee'
The substitute provides that and the LIST of Sep
the sha be a i1s @ INTO
Mr. Dickey objected to the minority report being
Mr.. Wood moved that the majority report be recommit
House contained IN the resolution which he had the honor
Mr.. Schenck, Chairman of the Committee of Ways and
Means asked and Obtained permission to make state,
subject had been adopted Monday the 6h under ap
Of the Board Of yisiteIs. to the Military Agsde@y
the Of % b
and report back bill in conformity with what he under
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earliest moment practicable to report bill abolshng
al
an article Of fuel to the people free from al taxa
from the eTGsr and mot precisely ely sustained by it.
committee placing coal the free list If he had been
present with the oG%%tteS ON @ he should as matter Of
to be understood that he concurred in opinion
sion the bill was reoOmmted to the Committee of Ways
Mr 0qlom. from the Committee on Territories, re.
ported bill he sdses RPyomng Territory
On motion Of Mr. Ferriss a conference committee was
SR as 6 S9fS9s Se n Of way
Mr. Hamilton (Fia2 intEoduce%d % bill to create port
to aid Pe 20 &
Mr. 0rebs offered resolution recing the proceedings
at the Constitutional Convention at Springfield ILL.,, IN
favor OF the removal of the National and referring
the same to the Committee on Public Expenditures.
Mr. Cleveland introduced joint resolution donating
fht CONDEMNED cannon for the soldiers monument at
MI Fsrnsworth offered a resolution instructng the
Committee on Military Affairs TO inquire int9 the amount
aT iun for Disabled volunteer soldiers. . -,'
then proceeded to vote the Currency bill
and amendments. The amendments offered by Messrs.
Ipgerso Lynch, and Smith, OF Oregon, severaly
Mr. Garfield proceeded to state the effect of substi
tute offered by him, and OF the amendment pending
thereto.
legislation there step taken towards the resump
tiSn Mr. Of GsgsSsid GsgsSSisi psy%sdafs5 fS.psd not
Mr. OoxJThen it is a retrograde movement Why doe.
the chairman OF the Banking ComnItee stand by tho
endston of the President who SAID that return
specie payments should be now and reached
the earliest practical moment All the values OF The
country are depending these fluctuations Why doe
not the chairman come forward and apply the heroic
remedy
Mr. Garfield reminded Mr.. Cox that the Democratic
members voted almost solidly for the amendment.
Opposing expansion OF the Gentleman
himself had voted for issue OF 10 the amour
of 90 100000
Mr. Randal-Not issue but a substitution.
Mr Garield-According to the gentleman accoun
that would initiation of the whole volume of the
rency by at least 82O, ,OOO,OOO
MI Oox said he had voted that way a proposition
between National Bank notes and greenbaeks But
N hs had done wrong that fol the gentle
man from Ohio who shOule come up and do his duty
Mr. Judd explained and advocated his amendment I
strike from the section the last sentence to th
redemption of United States notes equal TO eighty pc
csot Of the additional circulation Issued
Mr. Coburn explained and advocated ms amendmen
offered yesterday.