Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14

ii II.
Mr.. Trumbull oirerea shNauSerkmtt6 thka
| ln any State whore there is an ihdreasdt In tiic
number Of Representatives, such additional
number shall be elected 10 tho Forty-second
Congress by general ticket and IN any STATE
whore the approximation Is dinlnisled 'the
entire number NIB Of kcPLssseP9.all ~ " rem
\ eral ticket, unless the States otherwise pro
| vide. Adopted. NJ. f1linluif .h'L
The Vice President announced a. the COM
mittoo Of conference on the leglsla.t,..y exec
Norm ST 'T o. Maine, 16rresIi o. Vermont and
TTSc Vice President laid before the Senate
\ a communication from the President relative
| on motion q Mr.. sumner the message was
| ordered TO be printed and referred TO the
| Committee on Foreign Relatlonsg
| Mr.. Thurman thougih thIs sub ect 81 Cuba
was q most delicate ono. II he had heard
that message correctly y was Proclamation
ever may be the condition Of afalrs there he
was unwilling that any such thing as this
The Senate then, at $50 p. M, took rcccss
until 1850 p. m,
BvRNINo SESSION.
The apportlonment bill was passed-.yeas
/ 80, nays 10; q motion Of Mr.. Edmunds 70
prevent lie going intoefiect until March, 1873,
being rejected. OF 2 ...t.
MT. Stewart called up bill amending the act
granting the right q way TO ditch and canal
Mr.. Sumner moved 10 take up the bill to
grant q pension 10 Mr.. Lincoln.
L Mr.. Howell said thls bill should not be taken
| up in the absence Of Mr.. Edmunds, who de-
| sired 10 eHpreaA his views.
| Mr.. summer did not think anything was
done 70 Mr.. Edmunds, who had kept this bill
back for nearly q year, and then had brought
In an adverse report giving his views at great
length. Or this question he recognized no
The motion q Mr.. Gunner was not agreed
to.
The bill for the settlement 81 Chains for
quartormasters' and cufnmiesafy etofes fur
nlshed TO or taken by The United States within
tho States In rebellion during the late war was
takon up.
Mr.. sherman moved TO pass II over, stating
that no desired II to DO test vote as 10
whether these claims were 10 DO paid. p
The motion % pass over was not agreed
| to--yeas 10, nays 81.
Williams that this act shall DO construed only
W provide for the examination OF said claims
i and not their payment
Several Senators suggested that the vote on
The proYlso be made q test one.t edth ~ -
| Ar. sprague advocated the payment Of
claims OF lnSAl southorners, and said that a
large portion Of TIM revenue Of the Govern
mpnt came from tho South.
1 After considerable debate and without
action, the Senate Mt 1920 p. m, adjourned.
a. !, nOOoh VI hEr hhdoEN lAIltES.
Lhues ny s,ll oi stales ana Ierntqries Lor
tba ioyxIn ns Seso o5 ior ts,esenee o,l
INDICATED, Aso .ls =. - y. =.
~, nj, LINZ, oI Ne, pIesehted 5esolustons q
| NY NY LesHlAsute q INC rtate IN malne m rein
poh,n,on e sersie VICE., rehder H oy tsorge u.
i Seward, Commillee On Claima
| \, Y ~ NJ n Ela, OF ~ ~ BIZ lranting lands
/ INC concord ana hochestcr hallroad Com
| at the rate Of forty seotions per mild. Com,
mittee on Railroads and Canal.
1 BY Mr.. Randall, of Pa. A bill 10 amend
i The Joint resoIntion authorizin,, Tho Noraha-S
| Pacific railroad 10 isstie honda 10 ALI in no
| constructlon Of IL road! Committee on PacI.
1 Nc railroad,
| nv MI. Munpe, NJ 0hI,. lain, rs.oI,,,,,,
i ,reauirinp certain banLs 10 ra,nr,, Ifat,s.a
States bonds deposlted with the sccretSrx N
tho Treasury TO secure heir circnlatinS n9tc.
i and subsequently, withdrawn and tepiaccd
/ with Union 'paciic railroad honda Commit
tee On Ranking and Currency.
BY Mr. CObara, Of Ind: BIN declaring the
| city Of indianapolis, Ind, port Of delivery.
| Committee on Commerce
i By Mr.. Wells, of Mo-. Bill In relation TO
eoniested-election cases in tho Hotse 81 Rep
resentatiyes. Committee on elections. ~
Z ~ Sns,.,,S,, 60, - - pi.I iolauoh 70
III EoU,ro,,,"o ~, ~ ~, enE Dsulcs Oh Oolunl-
IN "a, NJ sa,,l,s gu ul w yuuioiary'
Ia ~ NJ .,. oan,yoL, vi MiseVnsni bh 70 au-
nominee Indian reservation. Committee on
ISny NJ La" S., =, c.,,,.I VI ~,
IT, Yonl I'll, a., Ssis1 nv VI SallioIhi bill grant,
wy M u ,' 20 alu IN 'ho continuation Of q canal
aaiitn5rR y, ga.loh ~ INC state o.
Ss,a'a Nolnnhi'eoe on haiiroads and
II n.Y r.. a.
,S,s ~ i Wl5SI, u p Ian gnI 70 lneor-
fena, TonneU i'ineI anu aian eSshs
T S.,s,n,r i ANIIlp hhS "
Under this cali a number Of other bilis and
4 jont resolutions for relief, removal Of pollti-
cal disabilities were introduced and. referred.
i A resolution, introduced by MT Fisher, Of
New York, was adopted directing the Secrc-
tary of the Treasury to GAUGE Inquiry to be
| made for the information Of the House rcla-
tive TO the extent and state OF trade between