, 1870-03-04
rttfrAf SFarded 10 the c1tt1eul OF the q 1.tAa
nA&ea oy ne ui1ed cosnmi1sasa formed sdeE
tbs convention OF 14fk
WAsuth17o1, March !.
SENATE

~, ~: 5RIhhULL caItd op The bill 10 cnanEt
-, The senae Conmiuee1 amendments denim,
| Aa1A 81 c1icalts. Nero AEreed 10.
An increment, nQultlrR that Justices Of The
,! setn ne le6 by resident Of tho crcutt but per
1nieh ~ GS'st ss'se p rosds ta * sou
expired. A''-'
B111s kxroR1xn
! hi. CHANDLER, from the Commltse On Com.
ntrcf, repcr:ed with aUeadueot 4 ht1i 70 tncor
poEate The National Bolivian NasRarou Com
American lme Of enisrans pa.seneer sieemera .a b.
| portA ''4A wv ''*"'
1H1 FUNDING Bill.
At O'Clock Consideration Of tbe Funding bill
NJ AoKRlL1, lyt,. addressed the Senate or
CENT ssseFtz hls beser that II the prooased rste ~
| i could not b Negotiated either smonF our orc
Gse & !. q Sson,; e plan va 70
censequence Of which the chat1ef1 Of mauJ ui
tGe0 Eight b thrown up and tne1t boudd
n re marfet 2 The dersment the ~.
United ssstea should be Supported b. bonds maIu.
ts,nlrE 9 liberal price. - 00''''- '''' ''''
the atvantages to FOLLOW iron, a Iour hond tne
nens Of fedemption v.lhin short tine must Be
LETT out He fa7c1ed the Offering Of long bond
be redeemabe In Ii Us than thlr1y years, VITA tna
pItTiiege OF nair Any aafplus mone7 IN the mean.
time. 4 coupArison Of the s:h and 10Th Sec
tions made more apparent discrepancy IN the
hu b. which 'acnie banks to b created were
nu 6ot!zkd to hank exclusively ou 4. per cent
quantities Of s. ~ and Per csut whJe each re-
ceited the zane per cent Of currency. Toe nln:h
section Vas Objectionable IN mating 4 difference of
u PET Ceos 1n lavot Of the old HgAlust The new
oanka. The bill would inevitably ana ce11alniy re-
suit n buJiIg It op a. We arc now dong. Tho
FRED Of no practical oene1s, because the oanka
wt1c required to t1ke bond te1nuG Z lower rate
of ,nts1c.t, the ta1 would have to be reduced. and
The best that could now be done With iae Nat.ooai
banks vas to compel them TO loan their moneJ
ehesp'5, aEd 1he1eoJ keep aoxn Tie
tlon of The currency. To which the whole nltlo.,
nan!eui&1y me Me1t and south Hefs decidedly
opposed. The sh,rc section authorized tue Innd-
provided that The aggregate debt should 20: be
lhceased; prohibiting the Secretary from pairing
ons tp taeee giee9hsck. n ,ne current e1eso.e. oi
What he bad done, AID be had done much TOT tne
nnarees, but We might reasonably saesa what
were nfs s1eTa On the subject Of contraction, and
II va se1J Questionable whether all sections
ehould leave tnetr interests in Inc hands Of enc
pqts a mshs s. e
peculiarly IL. ,ae lfaue Of English coa.oa. MI
Merton cred the fact that Ike vine, secur,uea
o re% Security IL a. sonea,oa hs
e1rretted Himself tes,soua 10 yo.e for 4 fu1dlpT
bhl Q; some Kind. but he preferred, II possible,
THE FIFTEENTH ANEKpxYxr,
By unAuln ous consent. Mr. FERRY introduced
form 1ne eenate what sates hsve ratlded he Fl.
tecL tn amendment and transmitted pottce thereof
TO tne STATE Department: also from tttne TO time,
to communicate to tue Senate. Adopted.
TIE FUNDING BILL AGAIN.
~. CAMEhoN ievoseo . poicy OF tnsction BY
1n1HfRA0 IA atl@r+n
few year., - cur ABILITY to pay d-bta becono
tnowD. .our bopds would be eagerIY sought for. az
fof foreaa aaeace, = i would ia5d
ior corruption and would hutu:l!a'e without MAJ
teI.a.!y te sdit ouE government, Me then moved
Mi. WILLIAMS referr1d to the ps1uent Of
9oo Of the debt within ,ae last rear as eyi-
debce not only Of cur disposition, but the aolty Of
u H. chANDLEHP HPs s ase an opinion that
tnas t5oo ooo 700 Of tne PEI cent bonds would b
!nteIest Of ta9oo.ooo PEI annuu. He hoped TO
ite forg enouah TO see New Yofk the money cen
s q t1s ,, @s1 ,na r. rtt9re would 20: aa5
an agency for psJing cur debts. He neYer
Eooi9 vote lor p1opolltlon Of that ktnd. LIS
Tou5d vote Wtth h's ,rte.d from pennsslsau,a,
Summer: 70 err.ke that section out Of the Bill.
Nj. caEezon'a motion to postpone was re-
appy The proceeds Of tie ia'e of new bonds 10 ,ae
pa1Heni % q 3 bonds OF 1sse. vas lost
the utst section, 10 that tue bond proEiuai tor
Should be 10 20 Instead OF 0-q1 bond, and Rsye
Eet1ec 1Eas he would propose to extend the ~
years. ~ ''@'>''
MI. SHERMAN assented to the amendment,
Docs censent the secuoo 1ss 80 amendsd.
MI SUMNER then moTad to amend By In
e1eattoK tne agVFeRsto snonnt Of per cent
n Il IN - -.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
REaoLUr1oKs-
The Senate joint Resolution allowing 1etslers on
3ne 3o ! ists sloax e. 1eser.atton tAnnesosa) 70 the
IT. 81 n,TSn as 70 .fe proof and payment on
One relative TO tne a..egcd uaisacrc Of Pteesa
q is1d 70 n IL II Mse
nom St. james. Mo-, to Little Rock, Ark, was
referred to the Com mtttet On Public lands, With
several amedneu!A
oCELN 1E1rGRArus.
hi. WOOD, from the COMMITTEE on Foreign
Ana!rs, serorsed bill 70 reRnlAte the interocean
&c te!eErhpnlc Communication with fore:gn coun-
t1ea Ordered printed add recon- mttted.
Mr. cFHs IT nH itan S9An A. ELL an po.,.
ard CanaA, frpcrtel bill 10 authorize the build.
ing OF . military and poat road frnm Washington
~ ~ fGs. fss sss Se desired sas sas
SWAIN and oihers, MI. SWAMI offered an
6e ,eonstruesed without ine consent Of he ss.ies
NJ. iS0ERsoLE moved the pseuou. qus.non
nlnsuoment rejected oy pa7y vote. 1eas, g:
fne bill then went OF er until the morning hour
Tuesdsy.
ANorHIH RAILROAD ELL.
NJ. WHEELER introduced = hnt 70 build 4
bridge and railroad to tbs ulnsAn mountains Re-
NATURALIZATION BILL,
Mr. DAVIS, OF New YORK, Karu notice thAs ho
from tnc judiciary Committee tho Natnraflfation
bill, and AK for til pa-ssge.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION RI1t.
whoIe On ;ss 'ne9 fe9a.n S1e npprcprsoa @ oii. Tns
amendment offered ny ~. fetae that nothing
treatiea any treaties nsde before me son Or Ja1.
1861, vas denounced ~ Mr.. MAYNARD ~
osa M,t Of as sS ne o S pa!s ma md oine
committee, MI. PAINE withdrew hl. auendlen.. :.
and the committee rose and reported the oil WITH
ptaAed
TIE TARIFF BILL.
The House went into Commitlce Of the W1ole
nj: scaENcK said It va the purpose Of the
Committee Of WaIi and Means TO allow = tyr.
nasurs Of the b,ll Seiore they proceeded 70 con.
A'i1 NJ. BROOKS, ot New 1ors, spoke in opposition
posed By the COMMITTEES Of $50 ooo, ooo on internal
revenue, md tsa o. Q. 900 on tho ta1th altogether
too small deduction. II ougnt 10 be a. ieA1l
So 0tO Or 800 oO0, ,0oo. He would tate on tne
duty on coal, timber, hides, and &a!t aud reduce
the duty on pig iron to three dollars per ton, OF
lead one cent per pound a.d On copper to IAte
co1cspoudtng win the duty 1mposd n othcl
K duty Of Scents per pound on LEAD wss EzeR1
tax upon peopl'. The pltmbing Work % dFs
| r Il n
tlaooo, STD on sailing Vessels & ooo. Tae1e were
Coo pounds OF lead annually used 10 paint !.
tu16 country, 1nd one-nAf Of that WAS Imported
| and great WRONG 10 Impose such tax on II
article OF ench necessity.
Mr. BROOKS proceeded to show in detail th'
large tncresss Of duty proposed In the Ill on N
ftous articleA A. 10 dry Roodt. he bad the rae
rates proposed amounted to iron 81 to lc7 pc
cent I'd raso,trn. A. 70 carpets, h
pet or rec1rpet h1a house could a1ot.
nom $500 10 81, go II he could import his carpet
free- Ihe whole carpet production OF the Calte.
State&, By the use Of tue DtEelow patent VIA II
the hands Of two ncr. who were growing euol
duty On carpets as tt.s e1c.pt ID TWO caaea. Tner
Was small reduction on druERets, and A. cno
nous tne1e6se on felt cA:pettnE. used taAlnly b
, lhoorinR Glasses. No sueh Eonofo1J a. tae Big.
people but the Americans would stand t. Fe
= malutacturcra OF hair cloth and reps we're cot
tert with The protection tneJ al.eaaJ had, ,!
vere deuand!Dg more; pIsy,oas ,af.n,, 10 ~, II
sou,h Al e11cs, China, and other ps1a oi ii
; world nete quits large, but now they we're slrnos
roihtuR on accouat or The high duties tmpoaed
: hair cloth. Hair Cloth COVERED fAhz!es could d
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