New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
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Mr. Kellogg Rcp Ia. from the same Comritce
reported without amendment the House pn,
the Iowa River north of tho town Of alo''o HUI p"'
Sr TAYER Nob introduced bin, ,,IroaG tGr tG c1T. c0
lection Of dcbts due from certain Southern ran" w.
rolations, and relating to suits OF the oHto" 0''
AIR STEWAHT Rep Nov) called up the joint rrsolu m
tom NJ nc PosrastcrGercra 10 rfe-cripc ah
earlier t.me for the execution OF tLo ,0huao, ~ ~
ceted 4 l nh 1, Ilr to @ CONTRACTS for e Pscsc
srt I,,io1e, ,s hh m sf an l,sifn e to tb beac
ea. a. the L.. o. nt s ana ~ NH I'm h, S to award
m 70 Goo OF Mr. TIISYER ep Ncb, the report Of
tbe Committee Of Indian Afiars relative to TIE Black
bob indian lands was recomnitted TO tiat Committee
TIM NokTuEES PACIFIC HAliEoAp Bill, ,, oon
authorizing tho Company to 'uo Its bonds for te con-
sructiOn of its road, and to secure tc ann ~ M %
gage, taken mp ut l2 o'clock, a.d DIT, 'neoEI1 ;
Dem, CALI resumed big arenet upon inc dpo 10
absorption Of the public lands 9 western at
In view of the ambiguity OF tue Di, nc o,s XIX C ,v
70 InoJtgage not only It's property bu all its rights
TO property though it should never nd t7 rodd. S W.
n ft tlidg lie asked, to pass legislation so heluo
of limitations and saf, guards, that 1t should be ia le
power OF ret OF spectators TO 90 10 Ef9h. a, ~
our Government, enrich themselves ~ grand sotk-
iobbiug concern He objected to the continuance o. }nis
iiberality toward corporations on behar or me sotrr
believing that the effect OF the Immigrant rocy was 70
tie mp immense territory IN tAc haGS oI lew. ~
did object 1 railroads, but Inc would Keep lhe ulo m
lands nee AID open 10 settlement by the people. ne
charged that the object in the present iStanoe VIZ
defeat Of every attcnUt to amend the Dll had uelp
stacd the great power of The Pacific k1liIoad ,".nu
tee and lis ability to dictate With impunty the falioau
lClf jatOn of the senate. -. a.. ,.,,,
Sjr STEWART Gep New rose to reply but the hOur
for taking the vote Icing close at hand, ard opcrtv
beug made to it3 extension, Mir Stewart doclhou W
| proceed unless time allowed him. -, .
Mr. HOWARD Q;cp., MichD briefly defended the i'e-
pulican record in connection with railroad grants
At 3 o'clock the senate voted upon Mir. Ihlrinahs
amendment Require that troops, stores, ANA mum
of war of the United States shall 10 transported over tle
road free cost which rcectcd-iea II; Nays so
Alr SCOTT Ciep, PENN offered an amendment thaJ
lands now granted not sod five years alter the cOPe
ton of tie road shal be subject to set leInent ana pre-
enption like other lands, at not exceeding s. 80 per acre
In case of fore olosure of mortgage by the GOVci.
the lands o sold in counties where suateda sAV
ia ~ advertisement. Agreed tO-Neas, 35 Nays, s.
Mr. HOWARD Qiep, Mch) offered an anendmeht 10
add that Congress may at any time alter or amend lh
joint resolution, ing due regard To thg Hsnts VI Sd
COMPANY, and any other party. Adopted.
Mr. ChllERON Ucp, Pont) moved TO insert prOVlsO
that In the cons tIucton OF the road American IRON oI
steel Only shall be used the same 10 DO hahuIactueu
from American ore exclusively. . .
Mr. HOWARD Qicpp hcnJ fild the prcFiSloh WAS
contained in the original charter. ~ 90
The motion was then agreed tO-Ycas 27; Nays, Is
Tic bill then passed by vote Of i00 IL, aJ follows