The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

a""in"nt- were concurred in, and tn,
:. sc, . 5:20a. M, took recess till II
O'Clock a. ~, having fret resolved that
no business should be in order during the
rest "f the session, except to receive mrs.
sagrs from the President and Senate, Ia
enroll bills, and in reference to g. neral
i appropriation bills 60
THE MORNING SESSIONS
This mornings session brought moth
ing OF Importance, all the appropriations
being passed in the Senate. The ct,al
and salt dnties repeal was killed by
moving to go into executive session, AMI
discussing the bill to pay certain Sisters
| Charity Tor services rendered prison
erS al Charleston. s. CT #a
| The House consumed its two hours in
a vain attempt 10 pass the grade bill
vacating the Admiral and Wee Admiral.
tiles on the death of the present incum-
bents
The scenes in the House were quite
brilliant as noon was neared. The fl nor
was crowd with Id and new members
Iengaged in animated conversation. The
galleries wt.re nverfi>wsng I, hose assigned
70 the ladies beng as RADIANT as ,ropi
cal cons rvatory With he colors of their
garments. There Was an inde>cribable
hum and confusion, which vet had, an u
crrta'n order tett, If not descrbablt, made
Iltpap ensemble Of i4cturerqu" FEATURES.
Alr Isial,lt,, rs ti',' ttiiy~ing l,anls inil
cared high noon, made a bret bur fcr,e
/ ly eloquent speech, returning thanks for
thr expreosi1n of cpnfi,ieuc, II had p,sse5i
| His reference to the memorable character
lot be Forty first Congress, that had Sc, Il
flilrd again All he Stats vacated bv the
baletui REBELLION, and kept sprhy desnla
! t NJ war, NJ tie II deep I'm preston, and as
he closed the speaker WAS gre ed with
loud cheers, and Received cnngra sulation>
Ion al SIDES,
| OPENING OF THE NEW CONGRESS.
McPhcrsons hammer FL a. Blaine went
1 down the marble steps. H. pr coed, d to
G. L. the roll. Only thr members failed
q. respond. The orgaunz.tion was the.,
pretee led W tn. The ron being called
and aqdorum found IN atttn lance, tell
RS " ere appointed, and the Hon. Jam :
i G. Blanm, Republicans OF Name. s.
!, cIecte Speaker Ivy 1876 ote 10 90 il r
lie rye w Morgan. Dem. Graz, OF Ohl".
!hr 9th + officers ct he ola Hn,ise were
re- lected by resolutions.
fhe British Commissioners, accompa
MED by GIN Sctlcnck, WIRE IN tie floor
W ile the election of Speaker projected
Tie refer, nee If the latter, IN his snreeii,
/ 'o1he prospect If perm N peace be
tweelf ,iIe two countries, Was reserved
with grrs applause.
The Senate WAS more order v, and
s vcral new Senators wcr.. sworn m and
th,- usu \ or1,r pr coed d Il was notic.
Ell tIIat on the Republican side the ma
jarIty OF new members were mIldle-ag. d
!, large men, while IN the Democratic side
thew were generally quite younger in
aspect r & gs
An attempt was made. hy Mr. Steven
9"n, ct ono. "a prevent the swearing oi
the Tennessee delegation, on the ground
+ # n IT bang elected under the law. md
i " Mr. Kerr, to prevent the Mississippi
I representatives. on he grnunl OF inform
ali ysaf certfirtte ana non-clectinn. Bpti
, delegations were adni'ttd, Suhiect to in
I ves'lgstion by the c'mmittee, hereafter
wi & SIGNING OF BILLS SE
The President signed ali the bills Or
scented to hm, hut the one relating t,
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