Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-02
Associated Press Report.
JEREMIAH.

WAsHmerOH, March 29.-Reve-
que to-day 100000.
! The Delegation Of the National
were before the Ways and
Means Committee to-day, protest
ing against Miles amendment to
the Funding bill, which makes the
change OF bonds compulsory.
No Southern nominations to-day.
Ihe combinations Of Allen
Rutherford, third Auditors; PEREZ
man, Assessor Of Florida, vice Viii.
son ; John Hays, Of Illinois, Secre-
tary Of the Legation at Madrid, vice
HOratio j. Perry, suspended Jas.
u. Mason, Of Arkansas, colored,
Consul General to Liberia RoeIph,
Inspector ofsteambOats In the 9th
district. .
HoUsE-The Election Committed
reported adversely to Segan as
Representative from Virginia at
large.
The Pension bill postponed two
weeks by request Of Schenck, who
wishes TO push through the tariff
bill.
Logan made q long personal ex.
PLANTATION regarding Sherman's let.
ter on the army bill recently passed
by the House.
Tariff bill resumed.
The House is III session tonight
for discussions only.
sEHATE-Botts heirs, Of Virginia,
ask compensation for property
taken before the war.
Tue Finance COMMITTEES reported
that the income tax must continue
during 1870, but that it would be
reduced 70 three per cent thereat-
ter.
A bill was introduced 70 prevent
the punishment of persons con-
nected with election frauds.
The Texas bill then came before
the senate and passed, with amend
ment striking out the clause re.
gardIng sanclity in the terms Of
original admission. Il goes back
TO the House for concurrence by a
strict party vote.
Executive session on San DOmin-
90, without q vote. Adjourned.
WAsHIK0ToN, March 20 The proceedings
IN the senate to-day ON Texas was very IN.
teustlng. Trumbnli and herman became
qude angry. The following Is the best re-
naTt attalHable tonight:
Everyihing oa the cAiander was made ID
give way On motion OF sherman. 10 TexAs,
and the rexas matter taken from the Gus.
sody Of the Ju iiciary Committee
TEumhnll could soc no ne1estity Tor 10
The GeorgfAbil and Ames had been under
discussion for several days n honid rC
dispOfei Of. he dIa not see why the senator
from Ohio wished y take the Texas bul
ffOm the hands Of the judiciary.
sherman was not 70 DO deferred nom hl,
duty By any mere feeling OF etiquette. The
whole were important reasons, both political
and national, why Texas should be admitted
at once 20 that the 18th Amendment should
30 Officially psooiaimed. This disturbing
element should be driven from our midst n
was surprised thaE the Senator from Hi
nois should seek to abstruot the will OF tn
majority Of the senate. and that a majority
anxious shat the Texas bill should b.
tafen up.
Trum5ull would like to know BY what au.
thOrity the Senator IRON ohio had IS
sumei b ssoak fOr the majority Of this body.
Never since ne had been in the senate mad
such an act OF giOss o~iscourtesy boon peTpe-
rated towards any committee OF this 60ay
a. that perpelrAted Dy the senator rum
OHIO Yesterday, after he had assured Mr..
Drake aud the Senate yesterday that thu
Commlitse would report upon the Texas
bill ~ sO0n a. The senate was ready tOcoh'
tina majority Of the Senate Last week had
Z consultation, and the Texas matter had
BEEN spoken OF, but there was no indication
then that they desired 70 discharge tho Ju-
dietary COMMITTEES iron consideration OF the
I'LL, Has no senator from Ohio been round
aHd e0asuited the Henate that he Is Justified
In assuming that tho majority want a
take up the rexia billY The Senator from
Ohio wants 70 have the fifteenth amend.
mnnt proclaimed. nthatSenator had stood
BIZ me and sat out, the Georgia bill, va
would have had that amondment proclaim.
ed several DAYS agQ
ahnkman aaia hls honorable friend could
not draw him into = personal e%ontrovoFsy.
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excited and make personal remarks upon
1laDla qussHoas Of or49k. Ae oeAle4 thai
Ne hndoderod any indignlty % The Judiciary
Commii1ca and he Would not sngteader b.
rIsht' ~ nnfAer what me senator might
say, sd be wished him 10 understand uisl
4 khoakh ha would not WRanGle about H.
|EAa HlsHH ~ Majority q ~.
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him andAa must aaT The course o. tne bea.
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