, 1870-04-26
The Senate Income-Tax Bill
Committee Of Confer
ence Asked.
The Defeat of the Schenck
Tariff Bill Confidently
Predicted.
Sprrfal Bills in Course Of PFepa-
ration BY Various Members.
Provisions Of the Bill to Enforce
the Fifteenth Amendment.
Spedal pespAtrh To be ChieAko Ts5tnne

SpedA pesEAtrh 10 Tbs CHICAGO Trbune-
AssxkrEks ARRA11xtp IN 1tlK noEsE-
WAEHNG1oS,s. April 2a-The House spent
nearly TWO hour this afternoon in closlng up the
proceedings under the call Of last Friday night
The galleries we're filed With persons 1ho thought
l, would be Il 1ne thing 10 See thirty members
brought IN by the Sergeant-at-Arma, and Judged
on the moment; but Iii. Schenck spoiled the fun
t.t moving 70 s.pense with that ceremony, and
fne each Of the delin4ueuts 80, except such Is
cuull present good excuse for belng aheent Va
r!Cus members thought 1t gnart 10 shield ihem-
Selses behlnd the fact that General
schenck and Nr. Dawes were absent
III Thursday evening, and about
doxen OF them plead this ~ bar against being
f'ner1 Tor absence On Fridsy evening. The truth
nhout Thursday evening Ii that the HOUSE was IN
session hut Rcven minutes, and though Dawes had
nothing to do with the bill then up for debate. he
was in the Capitol grounds and would have been
at Ills place II tho session bai lasted i've minutes
iuEScr; while Gener11 Schenck WAS OF with the
Ohio Legislature, taklug the nt1t day Of rest he
has had this winter, and he sald II there had been
call Of the Houee that evening be would have
i.d Ills nne without whining. L strong
f1ort Was made By number Of persons to get nj
tho tines Etmitted; hut Ar. Schenck held the
1inusc up to business hy good majority, and the
sc1gcaut-at-Ar,ps credits on biz books about $500
received for nnea The remembrance Of this fact
will probably serve to keep members nj work Wig
tn,usiy for while.
THE sKSA1z ARMT ELL
The Amy bLl was to-day 1nished by the Senate
Military Committee, and will probably be reported
to-morTuw Ills, In MI essential scstxctH the bill
introduced by Nr. Wilson four weeks ago, except
that three or four new sections Of minor consc-
qucnce are added. The pay section Of this bill
ffn h41tm
requires the President 10 discharge one Major
General aud tno BngaditE Generals Wilson
fixes the number Of both grades permanently the
kamc II Logan doc1 but affoEx tie number 10 be
reduced by death or resignation. Mr. Wilson 1e-
dlces the army. ai1er next Januasy, to = 0e0 nen
while General Logan does not propose any fc1uc-
ton. Logan gets nd Of supeJnun1erafJ ot1cers
i,elur B1gadtes General by muster out on the
trcnmm eudatton OF boarI Of i've examining ofn-
Gers, while Wilson increases the r.tlred fixt, and
allows the President to muster out On tppa-
cation with from ono to TWO yeata' pay The
chief points OF difference between the two
Lt!la arr those relating to decreasing tho number
Ct minor ot11cerE. Both bills provide thas the
tfr'cts nf General and Lieutenant General ahAll
cease with the present incumbcnts. Wilson's blu
retains the present pay Of soldiers to June, 1s71+
g1EG1StA Fol111Cs-
The representatives Of beth WtpRa OF the Repub-
Iran party Ut vitg1n!a had 4 three days' meeting
la-t week, to harmonIze their differences. Good
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Ffeestts " .s4o4e e.e.e". "o.A ~" ,.a sa1n
ni.ns.- ~ Ts,.-..s, s.nss.. .sts.a"s.s.
ot tho Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments,
in letter and Rpt11t; enactment uf ouch laws
as are necessary to fccufc the freedom CT
speech and action; encouragement Of internal I'M
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'e'fa' hss!eto u Faoe eauS*aou. a. Puone ca
nense' unoef naeohA A"' whenever aaea As5@
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government .....
Inv 7Aaff BILL
a1aes d1eaululs II the opening ol nn "eck1 aaa
rse.1 muen eset5ooo5 conceoes 1ne1 IL eaano1
hotd ns sr.sund pe1ofe tae Aousc S1eat "aHe
loiees. Folucs E1ses II up Ii LIS
la"3 '1'a morning, 1nu s1A
has no ehance "Aae'ef 70 oeeome lA". Inc
temper oi tne Aouee to"at" II was sno"n 70
any nv sote OF Aeatls t"o-th11us III 1aso1 VI ias-
'as aAac lot Inc alaskA fuF-seas otl'r nos 10.
cause tosesthe seA4s. out pec1use IL useo u
Inc Stu- 1ae Nays aaa AeAas eolaiuitsee ".s
aEsin uea'1u W non' an'i A. eees s'l.' W, eea
tHA' o1s WILL ut sue Fecoto esess oA5 WHILE LIE
t1on pafas3arAs are aaaes consideration" a nui''
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TIE FREKpxEsa DCREAC ISyEs71GAToS.
The contractor for masonry on tho Freed.
mems 3Jos,ht.1 ,cstfd.t in thc Investigation
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t<s0a5 @AAa ue PALS oeea" ~ ti@eA Haeu
the timoeEs 1of Tue 1onstn noot we're rlAced; taAs
4e 1teu tos -s'sn''n " .uS 1..".es.'' ouo So
.t,o 70 -o,,.v ~, ,rn,rhf hut .r,o Ine.-,ct.a n
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70 IN ~nhoHs, anh "sefa eoeP'eaa9 tae he4'
sicry the building fell Il. n Manly, S1pc1tnten-
dent Of Frcedmen'a Affairs for Virginia. testified
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,nnl ~ ~. w. " oc.,s'a ~" n,, ue 49,
to the Normal School n Richmond, tn bonds o.
The rTrst coH..rera.ton ii Chnrrh here At par III
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. ~ 49, -"- 80 ~ r..Nv. - 49, -. $3.50 :,
lnAFest 2nnuANF. 1Ae A1uonnI a11s IN Plose0 -
have t'cen invested in these bonds hy the bureau
directly nf thrnnrh the University. Ia x11ppQ,
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Tue Scnan, "ork1nV uuues tae ~" 'ato
Mr. Anthony, did smother good daJ'a business
.nyrf r.ot mi nr tbr v1y HI indefinite postnone
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Nta- lhis fu!e sno"s A"At t1e eeAa.1 cao y
Something fs.Hides talk when It gives It's lntnu
1bf cf{r,t and thu rrsuls nf tn-,ay md last F1id4
,..ea. .,.s-t,e II. s..hn,x -..,t Aav,aa an a,
'ue "'.u .nu.' n.- Ann5 49,. 80 - -
Ger 1of every Jay application Inc "otk u :.
morrow vii also be done undcr his plan for cut