Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEBINGs.
FOhy.Flni COngru-.S,tsnd Regular Stnl0l
WEDNESDAY,, NANCE 10, 1sTO.
aENATE.

FOhy.Flni COngrn--S,sOnd Regular StnlOn
WEDNESDAY,, NANCE 10. 1870.
SENATE.
rHRsoNAL EXPLANATION: -
Mr., Ross asked for the reading OF CORES
pondenoe between Hon. Sidney CLARK Of Kan
sas, and Secretary Oox, relative 70 ths doeu-
msnts eoneeining the bIas s boo Shs .,n.s
saId, which were ordered TO be printed b. the
senate, had been gArbied, and aonneotinE Sen.
!O, RS' KIP az 81 PS:
mornlng, and ID headed "0arblad Documents"
Nj. n. SAID y va. true that the papers were
PrsPafsa Sn ,ns san.ts II % ssnap speIs
many Of the Documents were dupiloatsd, and
many Of them OF no importanes. He should
not 90 late the matter now, but At the proper
colleague In the other House, fMf. CLARK
Nov he vould eohtsnt himself with asking for
the reading Of . letter which he had Adlrossod
The letter when ws g read rom he desk s.sts;
that he (Mr. Roaal sent 10 the printer all OF
the papers which he thought essential 70 .
Ris Snly object 10 sssiSdlss he mas; ofsSifs.
neoua papers was one Of economy.
Mr.. Ross then ssksd that q, a. order Be new 2.
ss 20. and the order vas satsrsd.
Nj. Wilson presented memorial Of the col
ored people Ia the ohootaw and Qhiekasaw
S Sisa 70 he set SSs, The prosi.on. Of the
treaty ~ which their recently Aoquired rights
we're TO Be secured TO them have been violated,
and asking redress. Referred to oommittse
Mt. Ramsey introduced a bin to fssiiitsts
postal intero6ufae with foreign counties. Re-
hrred TO Committee on Post Omoea.
Tmn oEonotA BILL.
The Georgia bill was then taken up,
Mr.. MoItoa. was entitled TO thS'noor, but
s1 t.r. HsSsis' ~ sp Sss' viii be found else.
NJ, Morton eompll monisd Mr.. Rsvois on
his .ptssh, and aid that "a the sHshanEs
Davis It had Lost nothing 10 Intelligence and
Eaiued much In patriotism. Mr.. NJ. then went
On TO argue sgalnst the BlsSAAn preIlso, and
and Edmunds, upon when he charged ineon-
sistenoy, declaring that In the report which
had been submitted by the Judleisfy Commit.
had taken 40 entirely dlffsreat position from
NJ. X. slIasd nat the Blnsh,n proyI,o
.vsry unrspehtsni rebel in The south was now
ST. william. moved t.I sssp. m, to 80 in,O
MI. fruaSuii said 70 there was only to be
two spssehes . day on the Georgia blu, the
Senate would never get through with the
The motion Of MT. williams was agreed 10,
and the Senate went into executive session
and after some TIME spent therein adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.; Peter, Of Mains. presented a core.
Of Quebec, the American consul At Quebec
and the State Department, Ia relation 10 IN,
sword Of oensrsl Montgomery. This .Eott
the grandfather Of Mr.. Thompson, on January
l, INC. amer the assault UPON Quebec, And hAl
remained 10 the possehiion Of NJ. Thopmson,l
i nn,ih ~ IInlssI sts,s, o~ ~ sommusIss,,ob,
were referred to the Com mittee on Library.
ooHTnsTnp RLH0TIoH oAsH.
Eissiions, reported . resolution That j. s 5
sentative 10 the Second Louiilana district, bu
;S "a A rss ss o ,sSs 70 3.
aad made the special order for Wednesday
Bsxt, -
mr.. stone, Of Md, presented the petition o
the minor children Of Sllaa T. Pickett, o
MARYLAND, praying for pension. Referred Il
Nj cake, Of Pa, from OommItteo on Az
eounts, reported q resolution allowing q elerl
10 the Oommittees on Patents and PrivAt
Land Claims Jolntly, aud allowing the Sci
ssiary Of tiso per month. Passed, ~
The HOUSE than resumed eonsideratlon Q
the asiaslsnsy sPptoPriatioa BILL and after
q ives passed As amended In the commiitts Q
the whole.
Nh, MULLuTis CABH.
Mr.. Sohenek, OF Ohio, asked leave to offer
resolution directing the Commilise on FL
be oiisial conduct d M. A. D. Mullst s1psl
psnAlturss 90 the public buildinGs.
Mr.. L.oughrldge, OF lows, ohjeetsd.
HdFa Ain LiNn RAILROAD.
the air lIpe railroad bill which cane over froI
Ne Brook, Of N. Y, called .,,sa,Iou to IN
I 1s1' SaS never spS.sSssd 10 SsT. aSsi
names put there, and he moved to strike on
several nAmes which he Indicated.
,Ss S aSS auss.ioS wsa sS"iiS SsoonSsd.
The question was taken frat upon an amen,
meat offered BY Mr.. L0ughridge, OF Iowa, Ei'
A oOSGss q 20 s.s q 0 n@ssS v
and circuit courts In certain cases 10 relAtio
toArhitrAtion, 40. Agreed to-yeas ", nays Q
The question then reeprfed upon NJ. lnGe
rulsI and regulations for the management I
the road, and 70 reduce rates for freight an
passengers whenever the demands OF con
msree nay mass Il Necessary me amen
Pending The reading OF the snErOIssd bill
~e' sALu or oApursurPs.
Mr.. StonEhtoht Of Mich, from the Comm
iioa 10 The ease 81 Mi, r, R, Hitler, Of q
ssiiiss a sadstship. The sonnltIss dad III
M. Batlsr appointed Augustus o. Tyler,
non-Feaident 81 Ma district, aud that moas
PEA 4, s~ .1 5Ss SIls SSDG:s;s t CUB
mittss dselsre Mr. Butler entitled to the esl
q n: n9S as. fSf bis : soS sis.v SAl
port resolution rseo nmending his exPulsio
The papers we're ordered 10 Be printed, Al
VII - called up as a question Of privilege :
- % PfNAnoEs IoAIH, .-.rrt.
Mr.. Clarke, q Pa, I9troanesi Z bill foI y
redemption Of tbs outstanding debt and boa
81 spssIs psyn.ass. RsismsS 10 oo@niit
on banking and Currency.
. I1T FhorIcTIos or wIrsEs,s,Is; -.
mites On the JadisllTT was directed TO Z
qulIs into the sxpedieney Of reporting a b
extending TO witnessed who nay testify beio
proisstlon a. viii prevent them nom Nal
subjected TO odlum aud private Animostty.
FhrhEsT or son9oL T51oHnna;
tee az he bis.ilst Of 100 0ol2aSia va dIrsst
to inquiro aud report shat lsgiAlAtlon 10 4
esss.ry 70 secure The IsLulAr mS9a,inhly e
schools Of the city Of Warrington.
Tnh yHR0Hn oAlu.
Mt. Perez, Of Miss, Aaked leave TO Offer
s,iSS s1illsF soT az ss e, Y
YshgeF from the nllitpry 10 the civil autho
Objected to; Nm, uuI1,r As.uu.
Mr.. Sehenak again asked leave TO onel
A.FB, Mniisit's onlsiAi conduct, but \
S Sa noIiSs o. NJ. ssEsaeE ne Ssi House tn
aEAin resolved Itself Into the Committes
he wh,yls, and resumed confederation Of
rus TARtyH BILL.
Mr., Blair, o. Mieh., addressed the House
favor q the BILL ,.,.