The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-05
CON q R IL q y.
FORTY-FIRsF rERM-sECOND sEssyON.

WASHINGTON, May 5-Mr. Enmunds from the Commit
on Th ths @ to
definitely postponed Toe bill was accompanied with VII
&son otfsrSf the %as Ss
amendments bill relative to the buildings used for mill
Mr.: Drake. from the Naval Committee reported sub
tltute for the bill to promote the securing Of
Mr. Vckers from the Co,rmittee ON Commerce. rono,od
adversely the bill regulsto importation of
under labor contracts
Junction and Breakwater Railroad Company construct
fSe House for nSI adoa4nmsn on uv
taken The motion to refer to the Finance Com
The resolution was discussed without action unit, tbo
expiration OF the morning hour when the Usage Indian
Mr. Morrill, MsineJ moved to pass over present and all
Judicial Appropriation bill i'S'''l''' AAe0u''o and
bill To- he esth so to get up the
hst bill shOpd take
alleged on previous day to take up
House.
he HGpss %yes ns bill s,oo
for the Of the harbor at Rondout Hudson
MEr Paine, from the Committee Elections reported
psovdss Ss SS sss1
shall be paid either as mileage or COMPENSATION to the
and eeded and after y is decided the mileage anS
awaIed The person aa o 70 & whSm the
dssass 5s allowed ooasr @ his
seat Stokes s' as Is Di to s s t to thu the 4SS
David Beattys company Of Independent Scouts Ten
Mr Hooper. of Utah, introduced a bill granting land
aid in the reclamation of desert lands in Utah Re-
The House then went to the business of the morning
hour Rspg Psts the e to regulate the civil service
ettor from United States cripple in Government EN-.
ess biz claims of his
speeches against the bill by Messrs Niback Nor
Mr.. Kelsey IN. " moved to lay the bill on the table.
JencEes 70 close the debate and gave notice
to the Committee the Civil Service. He yieded
Of his time to Mr. Benton. who denounced the bill as i'm.
his adhesion to what appeared to be unppu
eeption which the bill had eHpsrencsd He beiisved
the United States there would fewer found a@oaS
among members of the House The opposition sross
from The very defects Of the present system One object
into the pockets OF thieves and their associates
In reply the objection of Mr. Maynard that this bill
be Sr 6sS % hs he asked what
posS II %
ton made by Mr. It impossible f1e to reT@
s 1si Se ao % Ms e said h il 4 hs GoveEn
that of the great forces of corruption in
duty to grappie with it. S''"'' 'A' S'"'ef ""S Inc
The Government lost millions month by the mis-.
euled the constitutional argument Of Mr. Bingham, and
Isasn as eighteen az ohery the
Mr. Peters remarked that he had but appointse
his district made the Recommendation Of his pre-
Ar' Ella remarked that there but one appointes
MI JencEes, in concluding his remarks said that if
anything better than the bill were he would be
willing TO take it, II not he hoped the House would try
Mr.. Ella asked whether there were more dsfeotious
clergy or any other class Of men. '"'
Mr. Jenckes replied that there were ten to hun.
constantly out Of the gseSt custom houses with public
Un snf
the y Gs M sd ~aobS Gt shs
patient labor with which the gentleman from Rhode
for that labor Having no tins 10 present any
the general s1bieet Of he prURostion he Wished 70
shape long its prinopls preserved that he (Mr
a1s p om as the n
Mr. Jenekes moved that the bill and amendments be
xmendments were offered by Mr.. Arnel. providing
that the bin shall apply without distinction of sex by
Offices among the states; and by Mr.. ONe, to strik
out the of fees for the examination and cerf
The bill and amendments then recommtted and
Mr. Orb, from the Commttse Foreign Affairs made
report on tee matter oi sne Ta&ga1y & ana
Mr.; Wood presented ths views Of the minority pre-
MT Willard stated that he eonCided with Of the
y but he did not think there anything the recOfd
for any sSSs y ses on the
and disposed thereof asfolloMs- ,.,, = A.. ,.s /,
Charles w. Dole 4 Co. OoncuTred in .,
Senate to the h0uSs D 70 rssa ~ sne
Senate sasndment to the House bill limiting the ap-
gointment OF certain officers OF the Treasury department
Sesate bill to establish an additional land district
senate bill s1thorrink the Pacific Railroad Company to
cure ths same by moLtgsgs .h hin nm is nsssaVe and
addressed the House explanation and advocacy OF H.