The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-11
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rERM-sECOND SESSION.
Senute.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, June lion motion of Mr. Sherman |
leave given to The Finance Committee during
Mr. Morrill, OF Maine called up the joint resolution TO
pay of the OF Indians vsting
ashington approprating $4,000 for presents, etc
Mr. Pomeroy called up bill relating the Central
Branch the Union Pacific Railroad Company making
Mr. Sherman opposed the bill as extraordinary and a |
violation of that feature of the land policy by
nate sections of land The bill was carry
between cen roads by which one s9sqd re-
t9eGe % in TO ss mss &
nearly three hundred miles long while S these roads
40 @t e Of mules on st6er SIDE nu from ~'nn
morning hour expiring the rrsnSng & 6 IL came np
Yates insisted that lands should not be voted awav
Unfortunately without the usual equivalent to the Gov
in S XII sections Ct for settlers H
sve choice of all lands within twenty miles of road,
could agree that Congress should become a mere
Mr. Thayer considered the bill without precedent to
Mesrs Howard and Harlan claimed that the bill was to
settle an equitable claim against the G9yeInmen, by
wRch the Company was entitled under previous essa
tion.
Mr sehumaker presented the petition OF citizens
ed on the onf of ma1
Mr. Butler Mass) asked leave to report from the Judi
cary Committee bill to repeal the en- nare-ofoace
The speaker laid before letters from the Ser
BSd a s a tS ddS as order
Patrick Dooly OF Richmond, Va.
but SSiF Mr. BrooEs to eSeTythns a1i o
august on G Mp prvege % was b aSposea 0t
ordered produce the body of Woods alias DoOy at the
In the meantime Mr. AKtell, rising to question Of
May stating that 'the Northern Pacific Railroad fran
estimated in Washington to be worth Sl5U00
cash that the holders have realized about $4OO0OO
engineer the thing through Congress and that thus the
servants OF the people have traded away of the
poeEets the Shameless faced thieves '.'
around Loose wt1Gps rsstypf ce M S Il
for one million, it proved its members clearly unfit
their business ANY who could not trade within 100
from Congress; Congress that the lobby 400
free people He suggested tns ef eisSen
aS or S
investigate these charges and in the m msaHt%e that all
The Sergeant Arms then appeared at the bar having
mond Va CHARGED with having on the soth of May made
member Of Congress from the State Of Virginia The
about thirty DID, OF middle stature but squarey
Mr. Allison offered resolution that the matter of pri.
vege be referred the judiciary Committee
in the power send for papers
and that II the 6 S es a. tine bar be
Mr. Randall demanded division Of the question, OBJ,
During the pleasure the judiciary 0ommittoe.
DIVISION and the second part by llS yeas TO nays.
While the vote was being taken, Mr.. Roots called
tlemen Mr.. Woodward and others we're holding CON
The Speaker decided that that was out of order
The then RENTED tG the & custody Of the
Mr.. Kerr, the same subject offered resolution
s @ on
half and directing the Speaker to employ suitable coun
Nc Dawes Of Mass. remarked that he had seen the
t6is man. he asked Mr.. Kerr whether he had any
Mr. Kerr said he had no such information but on tbs
understood that the man was very poor He had
him by friends on the street before leaving
Nj; Maynard undsrsood that writ q habeas corpus
had neen sne1 Gut IA md also Ibat % so%e De
the other side had been teeGraphed % 70 defend nm
to the Judiciary Committee a., -.,.,- -.
senate amendmens to the legislative executive judi
e@l Pill the the question 6sng on
for the Senate amendment putting the female empoyei
Mr. Rogers opposed the amendment and the substi
tute, eontending that the employment Of Temer
in the fret instance war measure and should have
public ofees uussxed and demOraiSed them aad was
Eo ood Ultimately to themseivss and that il wrone
give them % $O year 5.iG for dong Little 6 efpPyng f
could not earn more than two or three dollars week
step taken the subject of womans compensation am
factories and other empoyments all over the eountry
The discussion was carried on az some length and wa
Willard, Maynard, Earnsworth Hoar and Uawes Mass
MIR Dawes closed the discussion. lie sad tnAt TN
adoption of amendment would add tn
bu dens the people three hundred thousand dollars
year and more. Why should that he done, whether TO
males femaesy Was the female paid less in her pro
ton 70 her labor by the Government t9sn she
where No where in the country could she
huLdred dollars a year He had TO know that tn
thoughtful OF the females in the rreasur
Del artment were alarmed at THIS increment. ID
had bad communications from them in writins
1t within knowledge that they hat been TO tn
Capitol called cut members 10 mplore them not
adtpt the Senate amendment They dd ask that tn
ayennes to those other offices might be 20 them
tnat if they competent TO l $780, Sl4)O S6J
$500 cerkshp. it should be lawful to appoint them tina
| ives all that they asked
Mr. faTnsworth asked Mr. Dawes whether it had no
been ful Tor years and to appoint wamen 10 rs
class cfeTksbipsy
MIR Dawes said that he supposed il but that il ha
been decided at the other end of the that il
!
Jbe question first taktn on amendment oifsre
by Mr. Hoar substitute the following ud heTeatte
the compensation all such officers clerks. aud
| plos es who females shall be the hxe
by law for males of the class Ad0pted-yeas z,
| nays TO-
1he substitute reported by the Committee Apr
| pratt as Eamended by AIR Hoars proposition, W
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