The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15
Waya and Means.

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On motion Of Mr. POLAND. trep) W. the Senate amend
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nm. CANNON FOR soLpIEns' MONUMENTS.
Bills granting cannon for soiera' monuments at River
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Go On the Indian S had been unable
had taken Positions IN reference to he indan Treaties
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Of the attend 70 the after the
Sy the Committee on APpropr,asons TO report an entirely
new o SG ys s 5ss
Parties of Indians and annuies to them and promote
reservations and Relic, their ana encourage
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He admitted that this a Kind Of legislation which
put no such i in he Of the he did
not believe that was now the only practices lie way OF pre-
Mr. SARGENT. rep) of Ca made the former conference
IL So.oa on I the BIZ anu A'''4 AA ''' 'N''
Mr.. DAWES then called tho bill reported by
Indian purposes, that not passed
beers would be called back an extra session before they
The were suspended and the bill was passcd-ycas
Ssp from The Committee In
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DECAY OF AMERIoAN COMMERCE
the select Committee the Decay of American Commerce
A good deal Of opposition was manifested on the suppose
ton that would authorize the committee to sit during the
The resolution modified to exclude that concluson
DRXwSxoKs or COTTON GOODS.
On motion Of Mr. scHExcx srep2 Of oSo the Senate Senate
s''N" risps RENTED.
members for absence. Adopted.
Evening Session.
The House resumed ts session past eight o'clock
with loud shouts Of Regular order regular order
made repor, the conference committees the Army
Appropriation BILL Tho report was agreed to without any
Ssssa 5s:suien to
Pensions s in' during rh the recess s- - 80 ''e' -
was strong enough to order the yea. and nays
sages received from the Senate with OF
SPEAKER appealed to the members their
and but his WAS a: @
around hail. while the loud hum OF voices from the floor,
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motion floor aud In the galleries. for the thermometer
The result the adverse to the resolution, there
being less than two-tlrds In its favor.
rnE sUNDRY DEFICIENCY FILL 49,
The next matter THAT np was n the ep1 Mr.
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After he rss TO- BILL
Mr. DAWES thon, from the Conference COMMITTEES on the
10. This the last of the conference report appropa
While the House consuming time 10 voting by yeas
Se the
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grant bill there dcrisive laugh all the House.
conference report the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill
remarng that he had been mistaken TO the effect OF the
provision the appoinecs of the Mayor Of
Washington, ard that he wanted bring the matter again
before the conference committee.
The motion agreed and the report was recommed
ANTHRACITE RAILROAD
Me- CAKE moved suspend the rules and postpone until
the second Wednesday december the bill reported by him
from Railroads and CarRls 10 incorporate
the government Anthracite Railroad Company Agreed to
yeas lie, nays g.
THE GEORGIA PASSED.
Mr. BUTLER at twelve midnight, made report from the
conference committee the Georgia bin. lie explained
report left the question OF the election OF members
the Georgia Legislature and OF officers to the laws and
The report agreed to and tho House then
adjourned until nine O'clock tomorrow.