New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

from
commencing next Saturday Passed.
AiPolNIsG COMMISSION oN SOUTHERN WAR CLAIM
M NAoiBU RN Qkcp., Mass. from the Committee o.
o.ami, reported lll To provide for board o. three
cz us Of tho late Rebel States stores OF supple,
taken or urn shed during the Rebellion Tor tho uso Of
the army including the and loss " ycsts or boat.
while employed the military service OF tho United
The commission j. TO et Tor two year, sni as. testimony ..A
. ~ p ~, sso fra on ~ H. ne ,a.s sd
70 BE- reeais Of sonern sls,e. neg sIe % hold her
farther prosecution Of their dune, At sch time ,ai p,.
qbu Toe sg1tb,u st1'c, q, toFy sl,d th.neve' ppopt
each session Of Congress che Speie- Of h- Hooe Who'll. y II,
psd 600 yer aai BE- allowed eerk 800 siod iib 70
prr " ~ 2" each and At 20 sho ar. 70 'aoosr}
| and raii yogchrr' a. other aica 81 eHsa. are.
10 some objections the bili was passed
The senate amendments 10 the Army ana Navy Appro
pri3tiOn bills were non cOucuucd 10 and committee Of
Mr. BINGmHM G,ep.. ohio. from the judiciary Com
mttee. reported bin To divide the state Of Illinois Into
three Judicial districts, passed undcr suspension VI The
rules.
JUST TRBrTE TO A FAITHFUL OFFICER
Mr. TOWNSEND rep. PENN from the Commute on
Education and Labor reported he following Ics?iao9;
o people o.D .,l,ntei By hr events 81 se't ee g,f
ss,aplo tag End n e,,ea, - t. e'Il 1ai Ross. e ..
Cen Or o. Hovr Of toe euai % an eu.s tlre. e'sroi
sgrrs m Sad dos hereby dscsfe II. 17rsn hp in slT
gaanny and admin With aey BAD ,bly he Freedmen,
which has contributed much tar accmpssleni Of e ira
tso Of these great enls be deserving o de gss Of DE American
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the resolutions, and the resolution adopted; Yeas.
1874; Nays pa strict party vote. -. ct. 80,
gronting lands FOR railroad IRON the western boundary
Of Minnesota To- the Winnipeg District Of British Amer
lea was amended by making title conform 20 90. pro
visions, follows: "a bin 10 authorize The - Pl and
Pacific Rlilway Company TO- change It's lire n oonsdora-
! ton Of a REIMBURSEMENT Of land"
THE INCOME TAX.
! Mr. HOOPER Uep, Mass moved 10 suspend the rules
! and pass bill repeating the Income Tax. Rejected
Yeas, 81; Nays, 1l6. The result was received with
t'ere evidently majority against The repeal Of tie
Income Tax he would not move TO 20 n'o Committee OF
TIC whole 70 take mp the bin FOR lis repeal Witch IA On
/ TIE calendar s. ;sai Ijnii!fiee-
! Mr.. JULIAN Gop.. Iudy moved TO suspend The rules
and pass hill directing tho discontnuance OF tho sale
OF public lands except under the Homestead and Pre-
/ cmptOn laws, and under Agricultural College and
Bounty scrip. Rejected By vote OF III ~ Gi-not t~o
! On motion ofSIr. PAINE Rep, Wis.,. the resolution
pay Ing Ar Counor Representative from Texas 5000 Tor
expenses in defending his night to his seat was rcscadcd.
ton. Mr. Paine said That 70 was introducing new pre-.
ccdcut that the subcommittee on Elections had greed
10 report such resolution. but proposed 10 ca The at
ttntOu al the A't-e 10 inc lt'l. ~ 1iS. tas
when 10 was passed the members OF tie '5uDCommttee
Consiicrablc discussion ensucd, several members eX-
pressing the opinion that neither the contested nor Tho
sitting member should bee paid for the expense Oi con
test The question was then taken, ana ths ie'oluu'n
was rejected.
THE DISAGREEMENT OS rHE LEGISLATIVE ArrRorRrA-
! Mr.. DAWES REP MassJ from the Conference Com
mittee on lie Legislative Appropriation bill, reported
that the committee n't lot u.l ~. 70 'c no
stated the nicultv which the Committee had cnc0un-
unable to gree upon were few in number but important
! in character. The first OF them to the Judges
Judges Of the supreme Court 10 which the House Lad
agreed the Senate proposed 70 raise the salaries ~ al
pIene court Of he District oI COLUMBIAN and OF the Court
| Of Claims TIE next was a proposition to erect
81 s Soo ooo or 5000 " on the ste now
occupied by the War and Navy Departments.
He Thought that the Conference Committee might have
agreed that subject because tue state Department.
was now in iaueHtahc condition, with its records ana
| ns.oltiy la fire ~,
tIo bdjne no Dr. of granite and 10 correspond with the
Treasury Department That provision seemed 10 havee
wonderful cfcct in cooling tue aror that existed about
IT, bat that Was 10. all! with IL Was pIoposluon 10
nom the Capitol 10 the White H0usc and deiraying the
cNrcr,c Ly IA, sale OF public grOuuds!n other parts OF
he civ Another proposition was extend the Capitol
grounds uort1 and suutl al CO't eslIhdte, AZ sOys
! 600 but Which would not fan short Of sl,gO0Oo
me next praposou was 10 raise the salaries Of AL the
Assistant Secretaries the Second Controller, the Regis
ter, all the Auditors, the Commissioner OF Cdstoins the
Supervising Architect " the Treasury Department All inc
Assistant Posmastels ana me L9nnl3o0nets
OF General Land Ofiice Of Pensions, OF indian Al
fairs, OF Agriculture, 10 1900 The House conerees
Tgarded themselves instructed 10y the common sehu-
ment of the House to oppose TINS increase OF saaiios
For himself lac was unwilling 10 enter upon thc pi'n OF
willing 20 70 futler u raising judicial salaries dn tho
had gone aisng the salaries ~ the Judges on me
under all the necessities OF the Government
10 agree to the commencement OF one wing OF e otlLo
Department to correspond with the Treasury Depart
td u ON one Side of tLG Presidents ho.se and mat
the otlIer A. 70 the Increase the salaries Of officials
the officers. lao not willing 10 increase the SALARIES Of
Mr. LOGAN nep., I'D objected to extrayagant ap
preparations for Washington. One OF the great olyecn
iu making them was that sufficient money qlght he IN
.c.frd I'M this sink of uiauy % prevent the people
rom ever moving the Capital United New England,
Pennsylvania aud New YORK had lOtGG aiready ssha
giving 20 the people OF inc Nc't i VIC nun
Der OF Tepresenayes 10 which they were entitled unref
Oh. Constitution when the West had the presentation
10 which she was entitled they would give notice - 70
what action they would take IN reference 70 mo re
,c 1 -, tey sed but ifto lived long enough Ihcy
would lind that 40 some day OF other thc west ana inc
South would show them that ILLS INNS "ouiu noO""a''
Mr. MORRILL, Rep, Ne WIN my friend from Ilino,
state how long win be before the Capital Is removed
from Washington
Mr. LOGAN-If my venerable friend lives reas nabe
time he Will see this Capital moved where mcic IL
PEOPLE who have hearts, and who can welcome OHef' 70
a generous hospitality. ll.aughterl an, , ,,,. Can
the Conference report was adopted, AMI nc" Ton
| The STEAMER appointed Messrs Dawes, Holman.
and Culion as the new Conference Committee On tho
Legislative bill; Messrs. Washburn (Of WIS.,, stevens
f \ II D. and Hale the Conference Commit, on the
Naval Appropriation bill. and Mes,rs. Dickey. Beck md
| Logan a. the Conference Committee on the Army Ap-
INV NArfoSAr ASYLUM INvEsrrGAuoS.
| Mr.. NEGIEY uiep, PENN, from The Committee on
Shlrse against the management Of the National Asy
lum Tor Disabled Volunteer soldiers. tht The charges
made were without foundation OtGeied " ne p-ihlod
and recOmmlued. ......,
On motion OF Mr. BECK Dem, ky).a Senate nii 70
remove political disabilities from several citlcho OF hen
! lucky passed. . .. ,., 4.
| Mr. KELSEY Rep n. ", motto ng that 1t applied 10
sew raj members of the cCknldgo fliIy t'hcd MI
Beck whether they had petlODcd Tor the rcluOFH VI
| their political disabilities. -,
! Mr. BECK pledged his word that every person hamou
Mr. Beck also moved to suspend the rules and pass
another senate bill removing political d,'.ni5 Hn s
| pa persons in various states without realms no
bin it was negatiyed by lOj 10 3D. less tim tHOhiIS Ia
| the affirmative. .,....,,,,, ~
II was ordered ..at TIE nSt nor aver tne y,
| the journal Tomorrow DC asslSiNu " ''0
| OF Pension bills g.. ........, a..
bIr sTRIC KLAND (Rep., MichD moved 10 suspend mo
rules and pass the b o. extend hc tune Tor tho
reyersons to the United states Of the lands granted ~