The New York herald., 1871-02-08

clam concerning which the method OF adjudication
s@p aud spsn oset no, TO be passed oyer As moans
those TO whom raud had been impnie was necessary
In court lie dd not eenenr in the Vows OF The COMMITTEES
ans hoGei Ae resolution word be laid over unt Tomorrow
throw M S Sam of w. thought far
cain of III Nnd wp,eb ba 50 maay lnes seen HateJ
% the Pos, once ncparment should come the Post once
son!se had MADE sassessiSR against which he pro
as % sse
crime Should have tar chan9s 70 make good his claim BE-;
the parties engaged wh hn had shown their utter worth
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for slngle dime.
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and ascertain the Of Congress the subject He
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intendcd should have ta. knowe ge He would allow the
would
show who resolution which passed the Hsuse WHO
resolution then passed wltaout oDjec.lon.
b came up as unfinished business AiA Line
Mr. nowF, rsp} Of Wis; msysd s to postpone 4. r..
would stand BY him until bill was passed He oad been
s &c f s ss n naM a s sSS Ss to Ss
that road In two years, and would carry us to New York
Mr. HoMss notion was os By yeas rs nays % and the
Mr. VicKnEs il the course OF lengthy arumen. against
the t TOOK position tha, the government
70 aa 70 70 3 Il. d
Al three O'Clock P NJ the further consideration Of the bill
iii. p6Ssd ON the the co%%sss on Claims ' Ss Sy ySaa IS
Mr. HOWE, chairman of the Committee on Claims. aad
n. sSTas naaa % 1 inc s osa 81 o
tended as antagonists 70 the pending bil.
motion o mr. o. ow sna mss s Hs ns mp
saas n, beng D that i syag rise to debate should be laid
The cali for relief loyal citizens o, Loudon county.
es a pay Sr s o essr Gene isa K the II Ss STATES
briefly discussed as involving principle or paying for pro-
ef Y sns saaR he loyalty of the
claimants and That the rational authority had never been
Mr. aonTi1I q "! saa ,ha. the REGULARITY Of the
IL The, mors
& e. ss & o. 's that . one Of
Snlier in itausher-and sy piecemea cgislaton sep
esen se tho Il Ss M e
losses sustained By ,6s south By reason q the s
incidental losses OF the war on the Of NJ he
yeas nays lhe cDurse o Inc cephte
however, he complaned that the Committee Ga ap
peercd to have cente these claims, that
the practical eject OF their make national
debt double what II now
the oysi occupied eq footing with that OF loyal
persons and that all citizcns and entitled
protection.
lRe s. b;i. 2I then passssd-yeas Ss nays 10
to Europe concuired in
VETO MESSAGE FROM THT PRESIDENT
the President. yetoiBg the bill for
the relief OF certain naval received and read
fhe veto Is upon tue ground that the o The contractors
OF rise in the price of labor and
teras after the contracts made which would
arisen If due diligence had been used In tbs OF
tho work. The message referred the Committee
avail Affairs and ordered 10 be printed.
EXEJUiIvE C0MMCaTCATIoN.
Tie VICE PREBIrEHT also laid before the Senate
tive communication recommending that Ia view of the
ng Importance pow9r OF North Germany. Eeriin
Foreign Relations
Also message from the President enclosing response
Senate resolution copies or tie correspondence of
naval commanders In Dominican waters Laid the taoe
and ordered TO be printed.
PAYMENT FOR CAPTURED COTTON
The bill from the Committee Claims MIRA Susan
Shelby OF Mississippi for cotton taken from her byt he rebels
and afterwards captured by the federal troops dis
cusa5d.
Mr. How AnD (rep, OF M;ch said that having examined
into the merits of the he believed the lady ented to
claimant who, SAID
the Unon cause At the risk OF her life.
Mr.. CAEPESTER thought the detection OF Mr.. Howard,
who uniformly the charge against all these
opposing thep Rather than continue this peccmea egis
on he preferred to indemnify by general b everybody
gouh OF Mason and Dixon's line Tor al Inconvenience and
loss in rights or property from 1881 to 1857.
A vote being taken It found that quorum
present.
The Senate then, at i've O'Clock, adjourned