, 1870-06-08

day, bEzetd 10 report resolution 1csclud!n9 me
which plos1dea ior "sqa : mi1ed x sis commI.sion
The Ways and Means Committee to-day direct,
Cd MI. MAyn9fd, Of Tennessee, to prepare Dl4
repeating 1he DUR on coal 1t will be several
days before II is reported
The Senate Finance COMMITTEES to-day CON-
me1 1ced the consideration oflthe Tax and Tariff
bill Senator Sherman expect to get 1t before the
Senate In two or three days.
THE BELGfAf C4HLH.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee did
not dispose Of the Belgian cable scheme. They
are disposed 10 accede to the!r request to BE- al
loved TO land on the New Jersey coast
TUE CITF ELECTION.
The majority tor Emory, lhc Neio;m ca1didate
falling only a93 behind the registration The
Bowen Republicans elect 1wo Aldermen and i've
&c G9mmgn n r1 o. %hq TO- r ere coored
The Enaryitcs are largely IN the maturity in the
Common Council, whlit In the Board Of Aldermen,
with those holding over, there fs 8 tic.
INDIAN COUNCIL
The Secretary Of the Interior, Commissioner
Parker, General Smith, and Messrs~ Colycr and
Erunot, met Red Cloud and the other Inaian dele
gates, to-day, In grand council The Indians were
rtggcd in their dnery, and seemed impressed with
the Importance Of the council. Secretary Cox
made long address to the Indians On behalf Of
the reservations and keep peace, all the rations
ard goods promised them by the government
would ne sent to them, and an agent sent to them
ing THIN arms and ammunluep, the SECRETARY
said they would not be given at present,
eeyes asT ae' On av sac kePs ,as
for time these would be furnished
After Secretary Co1's speech Red Cloud shook
hands With those At the table In the council room,
and delivered the following oraton:
came from Wne1e the sun sets You were
raised on CHAIRS want to sit where the indian
spt has %s ths IL lised @e
naked. Fun no opposition TO the Great Father
who s,s IN the Whiie House. don't want TO fight.
hist might come here safe and we1l what I
great Fathef IS this: Il Look atm at ne. vas vas ratsea M
sets. Whose voice vas INST heard ID this land !
good s"s .na :ss Esfs: E 9ssz
lands. and have now come frum where the sun
people out there and left me nothing but an
island. Our nation Ia melting away like 8now on
the side Of the hills where the gun Is warm
spring, when % IL Summer nm Isl IS coming: % aoaI want 1t
eeuntrr. Now 1hat I have come Into my Great
1eta1n home. Inc while people hare sprinkled
blood On the blades Of grass about the tine Of
FoIt rst,erman Tsn the G5est Father to re- re;
there will be 10 more tronblcs. have got
two mountains in that country-Black Huls
| hul Big d0IGs ! WdIL uU f01QH EQe1E- 1HEtE
hare heen stakes driven in that country, and
want them removed. have told these things
three times, and nov have come here TO tell them
ss van don Wnnn nv of
the Missouri. The home Of these people ! heal
that my children and old men arc dying on lks
At tthe FerSs u the ss Fatte k % %y aat6sr an'
mother told me that the land there belonged te
e F5o 1ns Moh ane wss The Bed Sato:
ihe last Of the ogalialaa. We have come to know
ne ,f facts ;an fre9 oS. S father ss, Why II, ,,
ns n5sa hase not n'A been aa'g kent e want % tr,
o. three traders that we ask iof. At the mouth .
Horse Greek, In 1852, there Was treaty mnle, AMI
Mitchell, who performed that service for the gov
! ernment,) told me the truth The goods whlc1
Lave been sent ont to me have been stolen q
| poor and naked. WAS not raised with arms; a
1o at snd s 9as
hciore you, but he has not raised me In that way
The men whom the President sends US, soldier
Tie 'aaas shitss should aoea 3 through asn 9a n
ceunt1! Killing game, and it Is the Great Father
For The railroads yon,afe passing through my coun
ty hare net received even 50 1aucn as bras
nnE for the land they occury. Wish you to te
ton. What Is the reason you don't Efyc II to me
. Are you afraid am going to war: You are grea
md powerful and am only ,a,! handful ae ne
, suppose must in time 60 to farming, hut can
Little Bear followed, complaining OF bal rreal
Secretary Cox promised that their complaint
, should be attended to By the Great Father.
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS
The Senate. In executive session to-day, cor
nrzncd the following nominations: E P Smitt
Examiner Of Claims in the State Department
Gilman Mateton, Of New Hampshire, GoyeEno
OF Idaho Andrew Aiken ReClster Of the Ian
PnSc 9{ " a. *
same district; Enos Stedman, Register ut Pembina
ssmael D. Monsfon Receiver s 1t Jnneton io sy III
Kansas; Lewts T. cfeekwell Attorney for colora
DO Territory; v. II; West, Consul at Rio Jaue!fo
Seventh District Of Ohio. Collector Of 1nterna
| Rerenue-Horatto Woodbury., Second District q
Intana aa rt;' noe.massrSsqsap T. BuEbsdge
George Gidds, johnstown, lows
After confirming the nominations, the Senat
/ | Sehurz, yesterday, directing the Committee 0
Foreign Relations to investigate the history Of tn
, San Domingo treaty: An animated debate ensuet
Ii the course Of which the resolution and tts prot
: allie elect was discussed and ch ractertzed /
> i Somewhat heoted terms. 1t was charged by th
| opponents, and denied By the advocates, ths
treaty. ana delsy aetsen thereon f ansi sfser d d
date nxed for The exchange Of rattacationa-
| WE alsn hEueu .aas 4nt 0esnct la10IWAuoo coal
be obtained IN other ways which ITO not underva!1
| the danger Of defeating the Treaty By mere della
or fudtreCtions. Finally, the resolution Was table
| By very close vote. Messra. Morton, Chandle
| and Howard were the principal speakers agatns
/ snd Meksrs. SchutZ anl Summers in its favor Th
debate lasted nearly two hours. and developed
I much m0re favorable feeling towards the treat
] tim heretofore.
Il GARFIELn's crRREsAT BILL
| An amendment offered by Mr. Cobusn to til
Currency bill, provides, nrst, that the bankln
| capitol be Increased 1fry millions on the prese1
Gaais; second "a redistribution of fifty millions
and, third, for the issue OF 1orty-four millions
United States notes as q substitute for the pt
| cent bank reserves.