The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-03
XLIst CONGRESS-.
THIRD SESSION.
y.,,. SENATE, -,-,,.,
ID SJeiI WAsHfrSGpTIoSS, " h llarchs.

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tow, tho House bill for the collection Oi
duties due to the Government from the
Southern railroads, was taken up md
passed. 'oiiAF ai isl.r7l.I !
Mr., Hid. presented % communication
from the present and tqstheI plentbers q
the Legislature Of Georgia, demonstrating
against the character Of the election 0i
Foster BlOdgett as United States Senator
from thet State. Ordered fled T7yV,5
% MI. SuERSfGN presented fourteen me.
MORALS from citizens of Kentucky pray.
ing for the passage Of bill 10 charter the
Cincinnati mud Southern Rail Road Com
pdHyslfssaH ,Iin,A ,is,a!t slaR re 2 liz .
= On motion Of Nr. MORRILL,, Of Yer.
mont, the Committee On Public Buildings
and Grounds were discharged from the
further consideration Of the bill proving
for the erection Of Government Buildings
ut Parkcrsburg, West Virginia.
Mr.. SCOTT, from the committee Of con
lcreDce,lo, which kWRs tGlerredt iAe iqpes,
tioll isstigb etweclts thc Two Houses gas
to the right Of the Senate 10 originate Che
measure repeating the Income tax, made
report that the committee had failed tO
agree, and advising the Senate TO adhere
to its position, and stated that no further
conference was necessary. The rcpoi
was, ordered tOGe WiIted,j4 LIZ
Mr.. DAVIS moved TO take up his resOIl'
tiUn for an investigation into tho cOndi'
IliOn Of the Union Pacific Railroad. Neg
atived. s,tYJ WCslsiti ~
, Mr.. SHERMAN moved TO proceed TO the
second reading Of the Cincinnati and
Southern Railroad bill. He said he would
not insfds ona final vote Until tomorrow.
Mr.. DAVIS opposed the motion and
characterized the measure rs nm attempt
to farm out the Stale Of Kentucky ior the
benefit Of d corporation. talI i5In vi.
Mr.. SMERMAN's motion was agreed Ia
and the bill taken up. partly read and laid
over for. lual reading tomorrow,
] Mr.. SAWYER, from the committee O
conference on tho Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill, reported
that tho committee If the two Houses
were unable 10 Ngrcc and asked TO be dis
charged. ..,,
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The Deficiency Appropriation bill
was then considered, us in the Com
mittcc of the Whole, and various amend
lhei WeLe lspoLtGSl nv ILoll Wy y.S.c'
on Apl'TpS.aaIc1SS IVY ~ fe''uSii ~ i'on'' y
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@ n,is'',,t ii an,,od uMoIdIS Ioa, ao.s;or "SaU P% n
osSY Hti%od % ss'tsIu iuo,,n, ia' SIIStn ~
slooI The arrrcgate deficit under tle bill
amounted $iO,00O,OOO. Do W .' 81,
| Mr.. EDMuNDs said these deficiencies
though much larger under Democrats
administration, were not then perceptiblc
inasmuch as under the loose practice,
retaining balances in the Treasury
money Intended for .hc use of any
department was divided to support an
other without any separate accounts. A
Republican administration had Reformed
this gross abuse by substituting tor it tn,
present system Of deficiency bills, whore
by the actual expenditures Of the govern
mcnt were readily seen The bill theI
passed. ,.r ,.......... .rt,. ..., d.
The Senate insisted on It's amendment
TO the Army and Navy Appropriation
bills and appointed Committees of Con
ference, The Fertilization Appropriation
bill, was then taken up aud passed with
out amendment, Inc iuver and harpo
appropriation OiIi, was taen taken up
pending its onSldCration tue senate wen
lnlo executive session, anu NJ "c'oct
TOOK recess Until evening. .a
.,t EVENING SESSION. sac z 20
Rius wcrc called and possed ne follows
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damages for It6e loss. of the sloOn eof wa
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vron1dslo of ina SFast Tennessee IJhiySnity
eausSf bv tlIe FciIeraI troots ilnfing ~
war,
By Mr. Cole from the Committee OF
Arbf6briations reDortef with s amend
I mrnis s,,ndrv civil annFonriation bills
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