, 1870-02-26

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4 puuhfr Ct tlls were introduced and referred.
amotR them oee hr Nj. s'&k~ca,ner, 70 Gu.
ctusseo the building Of frss cl's. ,roa aetn'h1ps
Uti'ed States ms'ls: BY Nj. III n, :, e,t4bllzu I
s3nsen Of nstionsi edec1tlop. Nj Jtncket, from
10 es'sssn Dep.tssss s '1 It 5a.es. aese' Reeea n
ml;ted.
1au1T pls71r1A1rox
Ar. SARGENT offered Z resulotl~n iuqutf1ng
into tie t1p+d'sncy Of sspsra lexlalston toF
.6s!nsF i esnho: ne IeasTsd ei tic capacity md
nTKsTlaA11ox pRorrKo.
III Ine Comm,s..e on Eteiota wsIe d'scaasRed
re loyalty Of RsprtEeEtatl!a Haullr. Of AarJlacd.
ne ttate1 ents oetR o1ttr'y ex pa'ft and LOT fo-
lowed up BY the parties uaI'nR tDetn.
Ge17ENkiAL ANNIVERSARY OF AAEAcIN 1SDE-
H. KELLEY presentea = memor:a! for 81 ap-
propr'ate ce:eolatonL Ct The Centennial ann1sez1A.
~ of Anercsn Independence.
TIE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House proceeoed 70 roie on .ae smend-
Int hta to tee Legislative APPROPRIATION bib re-
GEORGIA ADAIBaI0N BILL
uon con.a,ittee, M iep ported oii 10 aanl. 0sorxss
10 representation ID Cox Rfets, AID Asked ~ have
po, upon 1ts peSsg. pos, ye!d!tg so ytr.ous
lEistd- g1vlog zouce' That he woud report it
nj. bEcK oasfed substitute, which VA, also
The Honte then proceeded TO the consideration
Of private bills. a large nu1 6er were reported
tton the Committee pen.l .nS, and apose Of.
Mr BENJAMIN. from the Conps tee On Insa-
ei PenTon Agent. WHEN, :osetnet Win u -:
tutea and n eudmtn'4 Offered bs BIZ TIER
taas.l. LOGAN. LAWRENCE, and WILLIAMS.
WaA trGe1ed prlnted AID Ieconnued.
7HE CApE1eHIr BUSINESS.
Lii: suASKs o1tred a teaolu. ton tns'ructtpR
tfe cou m t'ec Oh Atiitat. AuA!a 10 ASCERTAIN
whether a1J omceE of tie army or navJ. Including
| rcc Wet hi d NhyF DspaftUeuE4, has ADVISED or
| tolicued AL3 ut nber Of cosere8% to recommend
re sppoin; Gsot 70 . s.dsunip 70 tae at,tss5 M o.
deet o. ths district Or VA o,neEHsse d.sQna ned.
or whether Auy nuCh oi1c.r + has acqoiesced IN, or
top h u1i 1t TO C ot The character Indie tted,
ard slso 10 inquire nd report ia rtiAon 10 IN 1ney
o1 otntI imp1o- -er con"'deta'io.s In the proulsea
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
TIC House ,teu vent N1o C,nutttee Of tho
Hboe On ~ b. 1n.:ian M Appropriation b1nt app1o-
Mr. siKGESt /. xbo hal charge OF the blu, u
+,p'sIzea ] IL IL piov5ioDs. md expo.ei tae dis
| h.utl ties ara tpsculatons pfac lied unoer lho
2eteia' 1LdIan tres.y t5stem lie denounced Tia
naId, ts related b, yiIcent Celser, comparing II
| 10 me 4 an.scte ,H Glencoe. lie iexretttd tnas
tie hero Of 'hc She. sDcosh had 10 stand sponsor
MI. PAINE rea arf ed that II General Sheridan
e1e responsible fer thas assacre hia responsbtl,
IL IL sl.tt nei1 made b. VI cent co.ye1. PVT en-:
l.ri5 sfre1 dug the order ard report q GsneT4
sat,iesu: ara ~ rs ~ 70 Geneta1 Ia 2coGI
! Cslks nest. I'D had Iesd.
Iii. SARGENT ssld he was not coedemnfns
: General sat1!eau OF the General Of the Army. lt
WARRANT tur de-uoJ1DR Eomeo and children be
chute their huktands 81 ssthtra we're toobets.
tJ1ien oi warfare - e1so,ed BY III: Col7e1s let
ter. lie wou!u not vote dollar of appropriation
10 uph,1 Id such s5Stt1n Of iad4c1tnina:e mas
ar SARGENT said he could no: accomplish hi
pu1poss By voting against the bill which co1ta1ne'
I 10 aEp'oIr5 n for military p1tpoSeR
3 Nr. CLARKE e1pretstd his vHvR against III
r Wilde ltd,an uearJ system, and IN favor OF th
, atIoRa'.on Of sn exslinR Indian t1eattes.
! procetdtd 10 co0aider ihe blu bJ sections io
a III. CLARKE moved an auendment.p.ostdiu
d Nj. HOLMAN naae point of order that III.
Is vssiIot cert 1egtaiatioD. and not In order
Ife CHAIRMAN ;uttA,red The rolpt
hi. LAWRENCE expressed nia vleMs azalo
3 | the Itdlan treaty St&eU. ALd ht8 qualification
y l.a.lt1g ttas rre,Ident Grsnt hld recently ~!tl
4 drawn irtm the Senate al pendiag 1ndla
. Nj BEcK, q men per Of the Committee on Al
l. pFopslaots, dccisred bis belief that tnts blu ha
> bee y 81 well COT sidered In committee ~ any b
. Mr. WlLsoS. Of A,nretot put IN q plea for 4 !
treaty system, and adyocased the correction Of l
|
Mr- ELDRIDGE entered his solemn prnte
ia aetintt tue amer in which the Indiana hRd bee
ueaet. and etl eelallJ aRatnst that baIostoos al
1tsBMous cider ct General Sheridan.
T. III. STEVENSON. Of Ohio, entered Z prote
10 against tie sweeping COZ dennat'on Of Goser
4 rent cf,ckEs: = ne 1000 a:ouc; 1e w0aia q, &
~ dan. tn : exrreaHd the sentiment Of VA, al
he had alss1s believed that n var tne mo
sleorons policy NAs not only the best but 81
,e meat n.ercifol Those sAyazes, ri
R. sneutelse. cared ~ n9s c,,,dsao tos ,na.s az =
~ N While WoDeu aod children, who dRoce for j
IN around burLIDR ktatee, Wnote women aud cau
I'd r-n were ccnoEs Of torture, were only TO
wAned gpou a. III BY var Of extermtnation.
Mr.. MUNGES SAID that he Hls To, aware to
h:s tn1d and get tleuaulT colleague ffou Cinc!
% LaH Wis Of 10 bootthiEsty dt1posttlon-
eI | c1ud E0s overlook tue 1nhun2p 1aerlnce Of tho
IT. eavsEeF, aud Could not tee any mercy, OF ust<
VI humanity. or CIVILIZATION IN It. A. to tue 81
~ Arsa ho rnur1itr aud destroy white women =
ID chr 'ten. ne wou'd 1ght item to The last: hu:
be ctru tn1J would n.t jump on to little 1nclan, a
[ta win e1l. MI p4I, and Kill him.
~ The committee ross to clo1e the debate On
~ pttsgtaphs AID tho He0le Adjourned Until III