Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

tended to- Bnect. He therefore moved an
amendment 10 give the law In direct Inter-
pretatlonJ which was agreed to- n '1a 4.
The question was then taken by yeas and
nays on the amendment made In Committee
Of the whole 10 establish tho bureau Of
education, and appropriatlng for The sala-
ries OF officials thereof. .'lFu-gHa
The amendment was agreed to--yeas 100,
nays 30. 11l HHB o. aEI3tfaM .rIr"
The yeas and nays wcru also called on
the amendment nppropflatinR money for
the oarson mint, and Il was agreed to-yeas
50, nays BS. 'a ;s1f9pT n " - -
The bill was then passed. frgT..F q
Mr.. Sargent, Of Udl., made an lncffectual
attempt TO go Into Committee Of the wholo
on tho Indian appropriation blli.urr = D
Mr. Butler, OF Mass, from the COMMITTEES
on Reconstruction, introduceda bill 70 admit
tho btnte OF Georgia 10 representation In
Congress, and proposed To put the bin upon
Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, hoped the gsutlo-
man would allow the bill 10 he printed, 10
order that members could have tins TO ex-
amino IL. I0a han rTlf afW .i1 fH4
Mr.. Butler would set the gentlemau'u
mind al caks by stating that the bill was pre-
clscly the sans a. the bills admitting tho
States OF vlrginla and Nissiasippl. d
Mr.. Eldridko,6 Of Wis.,, asked the Feutlo.
eiude the State Of Massachusetts in the pro
Visions Of the bill. l..igT~ Gg COW J'
AppoalB Woro made to Mr.! Butler TO give
way for morning hour, Hnd-= a'HU
Nj. Wood, Of N. T., said the gentleman
could not hope 10 pass the bill during the
morning hour. As member Of tho COM
mlttee he could say that the committee were
By no means unanimous, and several mem
bers Of that committee had amendments to
offer. He hoped tho gentleman would allow
II 10 20 over. or g7. rl3 IEa rl..a.aI !.
After some discussion as to when the bill
could come up again y ns .aaN NNl b
Mr.. Butler obtained leave to have tho bill
printed and necommittsd. Er 1r. "
b Mr.. Beck, u Ky.j was also granted leave
TO have an amendment, which he proposed
to offer, printed with tho bill. =.
The morning hour thon commenced, and
Mr.. Benjamin, Of Missouri, from the Com
mittee on Pensions, reported number Of
bills, &C., OF . private nature, which were
disposed Of as Recommended b the com
Tho Speaker laid before the House a num-
Der Of executive COMMUNICATIONS, which
were referred. 'hHa d.a Flayp ~ .'.a#
Among them were the following, 1a.l
Commuulcatlon OF the General Of the
Army asking an appropriation OF $50, 900 10
continue tho recruiting service during the
current fiscal year. Referred 10 Committee
on Appropriations. on llt.i .-'"
:. Z From the Secretary Of the Interior for an
appropriation OF 1850 for the Flathead
Indians. Referred TO Committee on Appro-
priatlonb. 10 lI Do L.- % .al .i'u-1
Mr.. Kerr, Of Ind, asked, but failed TO OBJ
tain, leave 10 offer resolution calling upon
the President for Information IN relation to
the sending OF troops into certain counties OF
KANSAS the reason for employment Of such
Z On motion Of Mr.. ehant., of Ind; the
Committee on Military Affair." was directed
70 extend the Investigation Of the alleged
sale Of .cadetships, 80 a. 70 Inquire whcther
any onicers Of the army or navy were en-
poinsment OF or selected cadet or midship-
man from o district OF which tlidl cadet or
midshlpman was not resident, ID yiointisn
OF lAwt or, whether any officer Of the army
had accepted such q cadetshlp. --a
Mr. Rogers, Of Ark, asked but failed 10
obtain leave, to offer resolution directing
the COMMISSIONER Of the Preedmen's Bureau
20 furnish a full report Of al moneys drawn
from any fund whatever on account or the
Howard University IN Washington, and thS
Freeamen's Bureau, and also 70 report In
relation 70 the character OF the building oil
the uniyenlty, &c. 'A" .lLat ttn.'ll y
-, ! CuSll 80 ,sit ~ - = ~ ~ ". 49,
gen., o. on resoiVeu ,tlelI INC Com
lnIs.ce ~ tno m r,I,' hhu took up ING fnuiaI
1tPproP,iaNon VII. 60, - -. 80. -
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tne .Ioasy pysIein, anu uePIeeetop lne nhIsn
sI 's, 70 rnicn Inoi sru noIo " uInct
s ~ Nv ~ tne arlny' hc t.cIn mtasuIe'
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peAo ., " Iiiena sp ps, ne - teiSltsI ine
~. inassaSre o. 6 tnaians IN mousaha' o oy
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az, nhS ~ 'has Smell
y. asu nay r,ionou nlni'eit W peSVi'o rppi'so'
W stl, Un,IaBs' -. ,L.u..,.L
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.yili,,s ~ anuian wnIIhrS 40 unworthy o'
'ne cfSii l,,l o. we hge, :, 4,
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seag sys.sn ana usu. hs co1I ~ o. ny
mcnt' '''"''H'A''At'"" HiiS Ak'eas iu'p'o'0
The hin was thAn md nv n. 1. vr.,I nb h,
confederation and amanImant 'O
J An Announcement Wa made pyo forD,a. " her
tba manner a eondueting indian Warfar,
waa ag.fn dt.cnssed. - y
M FidyIdge. Of WiseopsIp. denounced IN,
conduct ~ mn army In mi, maitsT' AM
esneeiaifv Inc eSe IN Nontana- IA vhIei
"a terence mas aiready bean mada. = -
MI. Stevenson, of Ohio, defended the couru
~ nd oil In ACnI I'M