, 1870-03-16
FQRTY-EIRET CONGRESS.

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cema INTO the country II a lon daty as oaIpes
WOOL
FoRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
WARRINGTON, March IL
BI119 AID RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Ths resolution giving yests sa;aIJ n JQ1Ice
/ Of the Supreme Cou1t, 10 The w1doK Of Edwin nj.
Nj SUMNER presented memorial for an m.
p.op!da%slen % to the "loa'fo1ee unlve1sit5, near
M POET OF Entry ELL, rn,rn
Mr.. CHAM NDLER, from the Conmittse On co,,.
merce. reported adyersely On The tiI autho1z1nr
ths transponss'on Of imported merchandise tom
to Chicago, C1rc1unau. and st. Lo1ts, N1thont nT.
am1ason. an @ r. tasneGHon. asd sppraiseneak Tne
Arms FOB 1H1 SOUTHERN Br4rEa
Mr AbbOTT introduced hill for tho dtst11bu-
uon Of arms 70 The Southern States In tbs samn
manner ~ tue act Of April q, 1903 heu not baer
Irodl1ed. Referred TO The Committees On NiiisaP1
AnAira. 49, "-1'A''A'
MISCELLANEOUS,
Nj. CARPENTER introduced btu extenfInv
tne provis1ons Of the Of March 3, 1855, to ccr
tan other judicial proceedings.
II: z. .sHERhAN introduced i n1u to incorporate
Auo ca2TIef the Cincinnati 4 Chattanooga Ra!f-
Iosd Company to connect railroad between those
The VICE PRESIDENT presented memorial
from the socie'y oi Friends praying foT IN sppso.
pliat1on to I'D Tho Civilization of the Indians OF
tae ne Northern snpes1ntendeocy Of Nebraska Re.
Mr. SHERMAN, from the Finance Committee,
reported back various propositions referred to thar
eomm3Iee = regard lo 10 tne increase ef the cor-
M. WILSON introduced nlu 70 enable the
@ Secaetarg Of nai 70 leslse tae general reguia'
uo1r H. ~ cE II 9Ta 1asonn5 q, He N,
1;claf! .cl Commitlee e. 1eposs tag enecs ol INC
filteenin Ameaomeo' npon e. me iualan tnees q
ladl1ua are no. ctI.zena o. the Uni ed States and
nTd toss n9t sh,s snnRs
Fol been any omc;A noLce o. tae ratification Of
e n6,acian hig ns foen tns ~ Ts,ann
LAID oreE;
,,s Pta acs Eatsfe - 1eoo19 a oMIeelin2 IT,
sc;euc1 o1 esan'shne dag na up9u aerI'ea 1ae e1
s;,a Ine a'sasi2pi ae h'eS oes"een Ne" Orleans and
~ano- n1orr ~ ,rn,.r oo,o,,rrr
,r.. ,a,,,,s..ts, 5ns 4nuaAn naaalt, ooaAl1IhE. III
~ Sess.si In11t G"mT'tt ~ sas FL
W.a atasen m 1oa' e'AaAAA'so" VI .ao1aa analfs'
"sg II .SfT9 FDyf1yns p,oves IN ana,d % +,.. ~.
e t'e aene5s ooi,cT W. of 1Ss 70 conMa
viii refeiencs 10 inaian tteat,es. e''esN1'ea'
.mennM ei,t an nrnnnsed va adnntaT hn;,aas, saS
rat If rssstcted 10 te mere ans!t1on ~ noije
no sim Tonid cone from se oreanisstnrp " pTG5s ~
en-at...~ 49, ~ hon su 70 Vi y ina
+ tne v Hent hsntnd w ;pa "9ad iooT
1eeaS 1ecei1sd m ,ntissin ,hst ~. nn asa a.
tor jeint committee was looked upon Is q 1cheme
Trtsn 1t1r Ia He vm1i n. ensrrs IL aas,e - ~
Iowa VIA -, sasa nas saa S
Dfnsysd De1;,s 1t ~oald ne the practical effect Of the
ptSHje~H NJ ~Haprar ss,a ,a ,v,r,a ,,,.,. .,o.-.
ment, believing he poFers Of ths CO.. COMMITTEE
miuhr Nnnre rnentiv he enfaroed ~ o4A1A'ee
III EGpF sRn nTeferred ~ 1eara rho e,,,,aot ot
or irdiau Ieintions vnere ihe cnnst;Tngom N
placea @ it@*1,n NH, he E1seunse: He thoaKnt the
IA nisanno,nssnr nn. Ia as rur n sa o.1e -
t1si. Ia tnouph1 I.e spnointment ii II = toint
ccnfonrded "ooio Aeo1' !" eo14o04oo "o3se
W W9fSnS srn,szsa, fst,n tn N. ,,,,.,.
and chrs1an T.: poeF Which the President had
~ NJ - mnred m ra,,e .na u.no1s r,,,or+
H. RRTsN soned the vo1e e1s Wona +. Hs6
49, 4s - ~ ens <aT ~ Nv os Gons1 ~.
tor;q. aS EVE " sesnteo te n 1!S put was
1oent -,rerc,c,,nr,
,a ,norn,rt- hoor ay1,saa ~ ~
ssnn an1 LIZ eo1eta m 1as Was laao
ae,9e, aLa .4e Mtu1H1s * III ~ G4niT m.;s np
the senate n5on ina ststua 6f anss1 n
| NJ: HinRham1 M I amendment nmltln& 1ne
te1ms ot .as PIE p.ssens Lssnlasu1e anu eosetnor,
w n, a al amsnent n,ovotnc
that xpeSfeer fea1a.ares az nr phe an Tea
1es e. ny earaaS sss .a = as91. II
y, ss1s " eas aos M
"a pf1pefty q 70 oo:t4ae: i6e i = q Il. ia
esal oL Ssate unens, anu as Is nnao!e % sup-
sufS 1 g9n2 ana g re
51oopa lon Inc sa1yqgaao9 aaq 1sPoftoa n o. gasa
o,sanlIauoos' 9poa tne af11sa4 q saen tfoops
organizations exlat martial law saall
oe aeelaseu, G !es5 msae upon me 81 lo9a6lte m .
ans ~ ~ 11e Ell " o. suEa
naol3ah,G .~
"a, a. o,e!ock .se Senats EeSL 1ato executive ses'
A'oo' "1o aiee1 "Aus ao5oolaeo"
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.