Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Fouy.Flnt Congressional Regular Ssul'n
wnsanspAY, MAnon 90. $50.
SENATE,
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" wHpsHspAY, MARoH 90. $50. ~
SENATE.
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aoOo citizens Of osorgla sshi9s 40 sgpfoPTis-
tlon for the Wilbor(oree Unlyersiy. re.
ferred to the Commiitse on Education and
Labor.
on motion OF MT. HAmlin = eommiltee Of
conferences was asked Of the House on the bill
amending the uunfy laws OF the District OF
OoiuOsbis, andthe Vice PfesldentlApp oiAted
Messrn. Hamiin, Thurman and Harris ~ the
Committee on the part Of the Senate.
POLLOK COURT.
Mr.. HAmlin introduced a bill TO establish q
police court IN the DiatIlet Of oolumbia, and
tee on the District Of Columbia.
- TRREDMHH'a SAVINGS BANK.
Mr.. 9umuer introduced blllsto amend lhe
r. TTu ocS SRSIss' sss rsSG e sSs
on the District Of Columbia,
Ha INDIAN ArrAfnf. Frrn
The concurrent resolution 20 provide for a
Joint oommittse on Iadiaa kGsirs was taken
pS:islon. he sid moi ne he icos. Of y re I
subotdlnAte our whole IndlAn policy 70 the
Interests Of certain raiisoads--h great land
The dscesiion was nar,hsr ,oodtTuaea by
Messrs, Morrill,, Of W., and Oorbett.
Mr.. Drake moved TO strike out that part OF
the resolution authorizing the Joint commit
hgu ANuh lNN FNAaoha hhu HApNlas'. N
those few words no saw an expenditure or
The morning hour here expired, .ad tbs
Mr.. sumner moved 70 10 Into executive ses-
sionj which wau. agreed toi after which the
HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES,.
rus LATn oEHl TnoNAH.
Mr.. Randall, Of Pa, offered Joint resolu-
tloD exprelsihg the sympathy Of CongreSs Al
oivtion was adopted unanimousiS.
iNTisknALHHvEauE.f
Mr.. Kerr, % lad, froh the Oommitteo on
tue intent apd meaning OF section ioi Of The
act Imposing taxes on dlatilled uplrita, an.
proved July 20, isos. Ordered to be printed
Nj. Kerr also reported oa the ease Of Ella.
o. Boudinot, a Cherokee Indian, IN relation
10 payment Of internal revenue taxes Alao
ordered TO DC printed Sli snS rseom@ii'sa' =
Mr., Julian, OF Ind, Introduced q bill 10 ex-
tend the land laws OF the United States over
mlt,se on PuSlie Lssds.H s s"'a % ign 'T'
cusToM-Houea AT oHARLRarowH, W. VA. y
Mr.. Dixon, OF r, /, reported from the Con,
custom~houss Al uharisstown, West va. And
asked its reference TO the Oo1mtttee On Az
propriailonS. 50 ordered. "a q P6I't
Mr.. PAlne, Of WissonsIu, non The Commit.
move political dissbiiIilss freS Henry i. Han.
, u -
Messrs. Coz and brooks both ubjssted 10
sinaiina out Individual for amnesty n thla
way, and " ~. .,IIl :. !, !,
AZ Soca A. ne tsriif biIi sas out Oh me wsy
he would press The eenefAi dlnabiiity bill
TExAs. 10 ~ i. 4
oornitiss an ReooestTastlea. Ssoortsa bssI
The TexGa bill, and moved that the HouSe oou
cur IN the Senate amendment striking out the
proyiso at the cad. I.
had s.iS In he senate ia reiailsa ts he pSe.
VlSo, and declared that the proylso WAS really
me state Of Texas whether II was retained or
ELIMINATED, No one here ever thought or
the question OF slavery when the proviso was
Mr. Wood OF New York. said In view OF the
conditions under which Texas WAS annexed
to the United State, he thought the PtoIlsO
drawn the proSIso himself, and Il had origin
ally passed the Reorganization Oonnlttss
ierl adyooated the passage OF the pfovI.o he
thought that gentlemen had a lucid interval,
and wa, .s,9TnlHs e III. old Ds%Ss . pro
10 proViso mad any idea tina slavery could Sc re-
sstabiIshed under any possihis sircumstsnoss.
Mr.. Paine, Of wis, protested against the
Ses spe ala no oSs had any de- would
revive the slavery question IFtTi N
pIaa .nd Ike T rsEsy,Iea % qI strE,nr out 81
Hai SoHaitions under which Tssss was an.
nsEsd, The ldsa that the p,eyiso would r.
tertAiAed At this end oftho Capitol.
The previous question was then demanded,
Soa sn ,n a so 10 so 70 'Y
RDuoATIoa AND LABOR. q 2 "
Mr.. Hoar, OF Mass, from the Oommlttea "a
Elueation and Labor, reported bill 70
IsSop. s'Hs'' ' v 'N''p'O- AAu
MI. HoAr explained that the bill only pro.
Y ; 81, a. j '1 h ~ ss':
there was much pabiis bunInoss presslnr. N
would not ask confederation now, but would
move the poslpone@sa. Of the bin untl De
''O ""''@ r 4 on Issroars. ~ y Z
M, SWAN, % Nd, presented The petition
S,sishssn 500, and tSsnsyssiSsi e.s.r iii.
IenI OF baltimore, Praying Tor the passage Of
q bill placing nitrate oil soda, euiphAie oil am
monih and nulDhate and muflate on potAih Oh
the freo llat oflmportsd artielea. Referred "a
OommIttee Of Ways and Me Ana.
MT, Arnell, Of renn, from The Oommltles
amend the sst ssiabiissiSs ne is Of sdasS
Ter certain e. approprlsfioas made for he sdu
Sesse ~ tdasatioa' 4" ouie ny W WV
PENDING eonsiderAtion. the moruinr houl
expired snS ths I'M Went oSSr ansIor he ISis
SaSs e ar a sIs.i mHsSss SDss
Iii be extended untlf one hour and a-hsi
after The Houss goes into CommItlee Of III,
Whole 10. morrow. - ~ 7'i''Tl
aALRa OF aotp. ~
Mi. Cloveland. OF M. u, oifered a rosoluiios
in relation 10 futurS neIe1 Oh rod br th,
TfensurT Denartmenf n nropidea IN Al Ia Al
cases ihs gplt lhlll be sold 70 me hlEhAsl bid
6onds beyond The Smount sutholired bg law
Referred 10 the Comnitles % BAnkinr AL
Currency 81 7I7FfilF III
-TItiU Tua TAntNr uttt 90 faN flr
Mr.. Sehenek stated IN A no had feoonsld fes
sthe amt tiooe mant uade 1vealNrdhU n rela
tIon 10 IN farIlf blli And fhat N eompliane1
with the evident az m ands az me busissss III
he country he Womb preas ths bili 10 4 can
elnaion Al soon ~ aeheraI debAis ~ ~ tarmI
mated. ~ = I ~ 10y -
The Houae than re.olxe,l. it.eif iato tou
mittea N tha vVhois Al ~ eon.i1ss.
lion m Inc fariir min - SN'''
MI MavnAfd hnoia In favo, NJ MA i'm a.
ofnratsetion AZ AZ az ssast ~. NJ 49, y.
bsneni to ihe eonntTv - -. =
THH pISTrHnsTtt MRra..un., y y
while Nc. Mavnard Wa snraEins n ns,
age was rseelvcd from the PrdeldaHt A.
naunaInr ana apnrovaI Of the mi fora n
%AIssIsa of'the State Of Texas, ssd sIso Il
me affesntk amendmsnt. 49, -''''-
trhe aommitfee lmm0dlnlalx Faaa, "A haN