The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-13
CON G r E s s.
Senate.

NhshlNGIoN, Dec. l3.-1r Sawyer presented the
for the term commencing March, 1871 Read and laid on
On motion Of Mr. steyart, the credentials Messrs
Georgia taken from the table and referred to the
The following bills were introduced -
BY Mr Carpenter granting lands to the State of Wis
Lake snperer via Green Bay Tsa ws from Mill
and seseh Ss to ro od ns 6
p the ssts Of Texas there to connect with tha Texas
s a ibS ss, RNm and
States Of Georgia and Alabama ON i'"'''o"u' III 'ne
All the foregoing bills referred to the Committee
Mr Carpenter also introduced bill amendstory of the
act to confirm certain private land claims in he Territory
Of New Mexico Referred to the Committee Private
Mr. McCreery asked leave to introduce the resolution
Of which he gave notice yesterday proposing
to es's ss
as I Of s for
Mr. Rdmunds hoped that leave would not be granted.
The proposition to dig the bones Of dead soldiers
n snas certain @ @ n sh be back to the
While the highest respect for his friend Mr.
he hoped Senators would never entertain the
subject the the
regent deeeqss of two Of the Generals either
friendly intimacy existing st M between these Goasras
lowed starry emblem the Union. and Lee resolved
Ss S or m By R State asS him
of s soeass I s
elSssSaio g sGaSssi
remarklng that the American people would
to Ga
fs0 n to oSS saSM
The discussion Of Mr. MeCreerys resolution assumed
vide range @ and occupied & seysrsl hSurs az O'clock
Mr. Sumner resolution Of tSs
senments of the Democratic mir Ority met by Mr.
Was responsible The abstract question o the right
whatever form cd feature Of the debate. szss - -
House.
Mi 'Sen nds m soany s
against their lands being taken from them by capitalists
LsyIeHes ohol four petitions settlers
cogniton Of their rights under the homestead and
Mr. Cox IN offered resolution calling for informa
sion relative the The Scotland Light snip
of the bill
tie n
se' bg nsd A
and rScproca 70 be in
be- CHARGE
s the ShsGf G ts n.y. FsS s w.s
modified his amendment by including seui.Weeky and
Mr. Maynard Sfenn wished also to have e1oeptea cor
He argued generally against the faaay of AbOshug
Mr. Wefters amendment was adopted-7s to5 SOL
Mr. Maynard moved to except all official communica,
from and to the same Rejected, anu
mr. Hills amendment as amended was then agreed to
Yeas MessTs Allison Archer Asper. Atwood AItell,
Brd BaI5 BSofsr % BosS Baetsy nten BaTeasrd s as
sss COBB Of Wisconsin COBB Of Ssrth osrona, dooR
GoDgsr onom; Disker;son ; Donsy DSI, Duke DuvAl'
Ssss: Siifsn. Is%s hsyEias, HaEisy, Hay, HiI'
ksoSs ka1fSSn Rno LSnoe %gsm Ms6ea
# MseS Ok Sa
Paine Palmer Peck, PHELPS PsmsTOy Potter. Sargent.
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%sns se fS4
TgfSS1 ySR Horn Yer 'T1@P q
Mays 5d IMessrs; psr pAmHlsr 1ArmstFone, Arnsn Aver
setts BgSs Burt Sark 81 Te1as 0evsan oogiss
GIesSod, B1mitOn q TlOrd., Harris Hear, Hoss
an1ek s ksnRRn Mime.
hhoTgsh Morre Of penPsSyaPiq Myers Hegsy 9Ne
Roots Sanford Sawyer Sheldon Of Louisiana, Smith Q
Voorhees, Wallace wsshburSe Of Msssachusetts. Wss
@otiop %eae af M and %SSSSa hv Mr.
and opposed by Mr. Farnsworth and Mr. Garfield proyi
make for sS postal ssrSes
routes which are to cease unless at the subse
Mr Mungsn offered an amendment reducing letter
MT MaynHEa offered an providing that th,
whom has heretofore been granted by by special
AeS Si 20 the details Of ,s hin
offered and disposed Of and the bill was then passed
The bpsinessl before the House was the bill OK
tending the time TO construct the railroad from
river the lake the end of Lake Superior
and 10 Bayfield,, u IT,, the question being recon
sderation Of the vote whereby he bill rejected
| tion until the second Tuesday in January.
Mr.. Wsshburn, of Wisconsin, opposed the molten h
| postpone but il agreed to. Yeas, S9 nays, 81
| Mr.. Porter from the Reconstrueton Oommittes, re
ported bill removing political disabilities VIM
| Magruder, of Henrico county. Va.
MIR. Beck desired TO offer amendment to al
political disabilities. but Mr. Porter insisted the pre-
yious question The previous question seconded
| the bill passed.
Mr. Porter Ase reported like bill removing politics
disabilities from VIM Cardwen and Richard j. az
4 Of Charlotte county, Va, Passed.