The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-09
WASHINGTON.
CURIOSITY ABOUT scHENCK AND TIE
ENGLISH MISSION.
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NEW YORK. Dece!llOet o.
| The 1Ftbune'S Washington correspon'
dent telegraphs that the belief that Cen
schenck has been offered the English
mission Is quite strong at the capital.
IMPENDING CHANGES IN SENATE CON.
MrTTREs.
It was believed last night that there
will be more changes In some OF the impor'
tant senate eonlmlIcs Ian noabI,, IS Tv rotirc i
nclpaLeo EattsLsoh y, VII oLpo;CD pl;NR RS,otions
rom tne ComHltVSe on rotoiSn liz t.SS onSoSo
some oenalolS anu Rle%loeiSI ~, TuS ; ra,;or
tne iorsLgn RGstcy q su9 .,i,S,,l.o ;s ,naiS
asSeTS .nas ~ sISS P,., pSio;;nn Eommittre
10 plucc ulc oie'sn 10y tsI'as1 ...;,I1 Grant oS
IN more pe[iect accor9 ,T,,h %I'H I i,;s, 81, So
fatterson lS KNOWN 70 ulller =. W.. ~ ,.,nrod n.
many lnEl0ruant ,T 9ueSuoS. @ B,a,,S ~ ,DIooo
that OohKllng VIII '@No r"'"ei SUI p'"Oo'
GRANT cULTNATING HIS QUARREL
WITH scHURz.
The same correspondent also telegraphs
that the President, in conversation with
several gentlemen from Missouri yester-
day. took occasion to again condemn in
severe terms the action Of Schurz in Mis-
souri,. and expressed the opinion that his
couse had lost the State to the Republl-
cans marty 80 efFectualIy that 1t cannot be
redeemed in two years. The we'll mean
inc efforts OF ceriain persons to heal the
fe1l between the President and Schurz
give as vet no signs Of bearing fruit.
D,scrss1oN on rHp INCOME TAX.
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S,.;oS ~ rroOont w Do W oeSsien oS Gnnoress
aST ,on,aS uuIS .a s XII iii ho ohoIiohed A.
iaS,t 9 tlSoo In,an nA Hills @ InolinS n this end
vso ~ ~ q a,roodv % heen nresente9 md there Is
a aN'v s,ronSor rseIinr aTa;nSt the tax than
o,,os o" J,s5oro Wa5v Snmhers nssert flint
S;nco tho re1uction of the tax during the
last session little more than the expense
Of collecting II will be realized, anu that
If 1t Is wholly repealed the Revenue
Bureau will be enabled TO reduce other
enormous expenditures to such degree
that the Government will lose little BY inc
change, to say nothing Of the benefit which
will follow tho abolition OF the 9X: Vn
tho other hand, it Is understood that
majority Of the Committee on ways ana
Means will not favor an immediate repeal
of the tax. Some members think 1t had
better be allowed to stand as It i, until Il
expires by Limitation, June I'd, 1877, ana
others say that If any action IS 70 be aKen'
1t had better be lett to the 42d congress,
that the present Congress having alFeauy
passed aPon tne queSGS3n uurI'B '4o i"9'
SesSIon' "''eF 'uu Soii9'"ei "''on' -.., ia.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS,
The President has set to the Senate the
extradition treaties recently concluded
with the several Central American Re-
publics. and has had prepared for trans
mission to that body, many nominations
of the appOintmeuts made during the re-
cess OF Congress, n....... ..I |..W.
.rr rxrcr,r,vp NoNN.rIors
rv. c,,,..,.,,, ,;o,, ,,or, so,,, n
Inc loilowins NOMINATIONS !Sn WcrG scuS e,ioUs "
" 1t r1,n;n,r,o,tu 1enH I' "Jo nri6" Ihc recrss
" " TpDnroao EPU T,ce" % Animal h n Por.
20. XJS,jroi. PoSr, 4 in,;raI g n Rowan
Vice. AJmiral. Cant, S, r Mullony, Com.
modore; Commodore T. A. jenkins, Rear
Admiral; Columbus Dclano, Of Ohio, Sec
retary Of the Interior; Benz. Il: Bristow,
Solicitor General; n. ]. Craner, OF Ken
tucky, Minister to Denmark; Clement Il
Hill, Asst. Attorney General; Joseph +.
Root, of Kansas, Minister TO Chill; Alvin
A. Alder, New York, Secretary OF Lega'
tion at Madrid. ,..- ..o. d. .
SENATORIAL REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The Senatorial Republican Caucus held
meeting this evening TO receive the re-
mort of tie committee appointed to nomi.
nate the standing committees in the Son.
ate After division the report was vo-
ted unsatisfactory, and the subject was
recommitted, 1t is understood that OBJ.
lection was made TO the retention Of
SChurz on the Committee on Foreign Re.