Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-10

| lno IunulnR Ol!l was proceeded Win, ana
pending the molten to strike out tho ffth
Mr.. Sherman proposed an amendment TO
modify II BY giving the Becretary OF the
Treasury the discretion ofpaying the coupons
OF the four per cent. bonds only at the offices
| OF authorized agents 10 London, Paris, Ber-
LIN, Amsterdam, and ffenkfoft.
Mr.. Corbolt said Il seemed 10 him that
there was great objection 10 making any
portion OF the coupons. payable In Europe.
vote for The am section, even II L was mod.
lied. Here would DO twenty-five millions Of
gold In bulk 10 be sent TO Europe every slr
months. No such thing as this had ever
been done before.
Boms further discussion snsued, when Mr..
Sumner said the question was simply this,
whether we should save ono.fourth OF the
interest BY paying Il abroad. II was the
opinion Of experienced persons that a 4 per
| cent. loan, the interest OF which was paid In
Europe and In the currency Of the country
whore tho bonds were held, would sell much
better there than 8 per cent. loan payable
| 10 the coin Of the United States. This Idea
OF our Gag and the honor OF our country was
all very we'll, but that was not saving one
fourth Of the interest.
Mr.. spraguo said that In case Of war with
England, Insurance onthe specie % DO trans
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that Inc Senator (Mr. eherman) Wishes 10
sand 20 much money abroad bat rather that Il
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We can at home. Il seemed 10 HIN TO be 4
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Dawes, Of Mass, asked leave TO re-
port from the Committee on Appropriations,
a ioint reaoiutIon Ia nav 10 the WIDOW al mo
late Fdwin M. Stanton one wears nav m an
assoclate Justice OF the Supreme Court,
Mr.. Van Trump, OF Ohio, objected.
Mr.. Wood ward, OF Pa, presented a me-
mortal Of LBS citizens OF Pennsylyania
SSSiost apy change Ia The tsrltf on certain
articles, asking a reduction on tea, coffee,
sugar, &c. Referred 70 Committee on Ways
and Means.
Mr.. scoasId, Of Pa introduced a reso.
lutIon for Inc Advancement Of naval officera
FOR distingulshed services. Referred 10 the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr., Buck, of Ala, offered A resolution al.
rectlng the Committee Of Ways and Means
10 ina9ire into the expedIency Of allowing
FREQ ofduty' which was adopted.
I'M IIR.LINE RAIiRoAp.
The regular order OF busin ess was demanded
when he House resumed the confederation
Of tho bill heretofore reported from tho
COMMITTEES on Railroads and Canals for an
aIr-lIne railroad from Washlpgtou 10 New
York, '-~-'T 4"-' -T.7I
M, Ipeersoil. who had charge OF thu bill.
was APPEALED 10 10 allow several amend.
ments 70 be- offered, amer which Mr.. Kerr,
81 indiana. novel that The further copsId.
eratlon OF the bill DO postponed until Thurs
day, the 8lst day Of March, after the morn.
Ing hour.
The motion was rejected.
A number Of amendments were offered,
not Of character to materially change the
bill, but to perfect II BY adding 4 number OF
incorporators, designating time for election
OF directors, &C.
Mr.. Loughridge, OF Iowa, asked leave IA
oferan amendment reserylng TO Congress
the right 10 amend, alter or change the bill
al any time.
Mr. Ingersoll objected.
Mr.. Logan, OF ILL.,, asked why the objec
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