Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

three States there are nearly 100, 0O0 people
dependent on thls interest, which viii DO en-
tlrely Destroyed u this law tariff Is put on the
foreign coal. ...,.......
Pending discussion, tho Senate then, at 5p.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. b.
Mr.. Halo, Of Me-, from the Naval Commit
tee, reported back bin 70 compensate II. Il.
Ofley, chief clerk Of the Navy Department
for extra service rendered. Passed.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported back Senate bin giving priority
In the courts 10 certain cases In relation 10 the
revenue, &C.; which WIS passed..
Mr.. Garfield, Of Ohio, from the Committee
on Banking and CuTciicy, reported back q
bill applying the penalty clAuse Of the net Of
June s, 1881, In relation 70 national banks 70
banks that have gone into operation prior 70
that date; which was passed: "a,
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Miscellaneous Appropriation
Mr.. Dawes, Of MasA, defended himself
from the chargea made yesterday that the
committee had introduced private claims Into
a general appropriation bill, and rad hotter
from the Secretary of The Navy certifying
that the amount In the paragraph under con-
alteration WA An unpaid balance long since
due upOu n written contract. e a rFtNarftT
Mr.. Orth, Of Ind, contended that twas =
private claim, and should 60 70 the Commit
tee on Claims, who were compelled 70
give 10 the House their reasons for recon-
mendlng the payment Of the claim In report.
He charged that this system OF legtslation wai
Vlclous and he hoped that all theso para
graphs would be stricken out 4, ,
Mr.. Lawrence, Of Ohio, said that had The
paragraph under consideration read 'ior pay
mcnts on account OF ordnance Instead OF TO
pay Horatlo Ames" there would have been no
a,Gatinr raiaed and vat II MA f.lF DaVnant
Tor ordnance that The appropriation was
The paragraph was pis'oa Without amend
ments.
10 appropriate e65O 10 ray James Overton for
guarterInaster stores and c0mmlssary supplies
furnished for and used by the armies OF the
United States. Rejected.
Mr.. Farnsworth, Of nj moved 10 insert Q
paragraph approprlatlng ~, 800 10 enable
Inc Secretary Of the Interior 70 pay an lndebt
edness Incurred by Austin Wiley for Indian
service In California, He said he voted @
day under ~ belief thAtAl the private claims
were 10 Oe stricken out As the others had
not been, he Nantcd v restore this. The
Amendment was adopted ~.
Nj. Dawes moved 70 amend By inserting q
paragraph approprating eSs 100 70 pay John
French Elm for supplies furnished 10 INC
Mr.. Poni6foy, Of Iowa, moved 70 appro
pirate Gil, 900 topay certain similar accounts
which have boon hled and approved BY tho
Indian Bureau, and known, a. the HArneJ
claims. .aEu-.uU gf
MT. LAwrepce, Of Ohio, apposcd thc amend
ment, claiInlhg hAt itYAs contracted IN rio
latiOn of law! He said General Harvey wa
sent West with authority 70 cxpcnd t10o, 900
In 1859 Congress passed q bin approp1atinl
400 900 10 settle his bllla, and 10 he genera
Judiciary bill another 100000 had been pu
In 10 settle all these claims coming In. Nc
one knows the amount Of them. He was op
posed 70 any further appropriations.
Mr.. Dawes defended General Harley, who's
course was approved by General sherman ant
General Grant, ard tnpnr[pd The debt ~ Ice
the Indiana % preyent a. lndleA VAL a
amendment 10 e58, 900 dc balance baing GOV
cred by the previous amendment onored b,
Mr.. Dawes and Il was adopted. aiH ful al
Mr.. McCraTy, Of Iowa, moved an amend
ment for payment Of services rendered an,
supplies fIrnlsbed Op account Of service a
the Fort Berthold agency Dakota Territory
eos, A00. O5i or 80 much thereof a. the Becre
tary Of !he Irterior may md 70 10 Justly due
Nj, Sargent, Of Cal, offered an Amendmcn
10 enable lhe Secretary OF the Interior 10 In
demnliy A. NJ. Adams for Losses sustained B.
depTodations by che KiOwa and ComAneh
Indians In looo, ~ aati which Whs NdOpted
Mr.. Degnor offered q simllAr amendment !
indemnify Jose SalEer fpr deprodRtlons by IN
Navajo indiana In New Mexico, n, 900; whicl
An amendment, offered by Mr.. bingham,
appropriAting 900 b enable tho puperin
tendent Of the coast .nrady 10 mako Dbservl
tons in Europe on NO eclipse Of tho sun j
Mr.. Schenck, OF Ohio, offered an amend
menI appropu atlng q 100 IA hdditio1tQ d
10 enable tho Secretary Of War 70 contfac
with Henry X. Brcwn, Of NsWburg, N ", 10
bronze equestrian statue Of General Wlnhel
Scott; which was adopted. dla's s#li o.
Mr.. Dawee moved an amendment apprC
pTiatlng u, 600 ~ pay an agent 70, prepare
report of tho state Of trade betWeon II
United States and the BrltiSh dependencies
in compliance With experimentation Of u
Mt. Dawes offered 40 anioaap,aut author
king the Secretary OF Tho Treasury 70 put Int
service tho revenue cutters on INC lakes no,
laid up, and toprpvlde for ceiling two Of thes
cutters, under such regulations a. Tho seoIt
tATy may prescribe, ADOPTED. 1.sH VI D
Section Z, authorizing the hghthonhe bohF
70 place llghteveasel N n suitable position 4
aid In the navigation Of the Choptank river
Virginia, was stricken out. IN |Tt fa
Mr., Beatty OF Ohio moved an additions
section, whleh was adopted, appointing "
Mayor OF Washington, The Secretary Oh N
Interior, the COmmlmionef Of Public Build
p lngs and 0T0pnds, hearchlipot Of The CApltC
extension, and 40 cllleena a. WashingtOn
to be appOlptud ~ Tho Mayor md eOuafme
by the Board OF Aldermen, a eOmWlssiOn b