New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
NEw-YORK WEDNESDAY, JUNE S, 1872.

Senator
Mr. SHERMAN tkep Ohio called ap TIE onsrseae
reduction made by the bin, as agreed upop' was
Hr. THURMAN said the bn was not what he desired,
but med to be the best could get now ana tnfe
fore he would vote for the report. .
Mr. SCOTT Rep Penn.), believed that the 10 per @ See
appropriation was mistake, but as the bill had peen
discussed in both Houses, and had gone 10 Conference
Committee, he disposed to accept TINS report as ~
OF stability and in the hope that Congress WOu1
not be again called upon TO consider the question oi
Mr. ALCORH G2ep. Mss.) complained that the bill
was unjust people OF the South in the duties I'M
Mr SUMNER said he Would Vote for the bill because
It the best not the only Tariff bill that could ne mao
at this time aud because Ii step In the reduction OF
The report was concurred in.
Mr.. HOWE Rcp. WIS., submitted the majority report
OF the Committee of Investigation and Rerenehment on
the New-York Custom-house. .
signed by Mr. Cassery and himself as the minority OF
the Committee, stating that the majority report had
been made Unexpectedly 10 them and before all the es
timOny the subject had been published, and asking
that In view Of this fact, the minority be allowed TO
present their views during the recess and that thore
would be published as many copies OF their report as oi
Mr. Howl said the difficulties of dealing with SO largo
mass os testimony and preparing report within 80
minority and no understood that all the members Of the
Committee had been notified early as wednesday or
Thursday of last week that the report was be made.
Messrs BAYARD and CAssERIY said they had not
heard Of the report until Saturday morning, when was
MIR BUCKINGHAM Rep, Conn.) said he was willing
that the minority should have reasonable time, there
iority di report m shout should not be delayed thereby.
Mr. EDMUNDs Gsep:. Yt) objected TO granting 1 the
make their report mere review OF the report or the ma
filing or the report OF Committee at time when the
Senate would not be In session 10 decide whether 1t was
MT BUCKINGHAM was willing that the minority
shOu have until the 26h OF June to file their reports
Nj EDMUNDs moved TO amend so az to require them
10 report during the present session.
Mr. THuRMAS-Ihat Is simply refusal %
Mr. BAYARD said that the preparation OF the report
would necesstate the reading OF some 1900 closely
as ms gnt good deal broken down, he wished
10 have a few days rest before beginning the work
However If the majority OF the Senate choose TO refuse
request OF the minority Of the Committee, OF course
date the Senator from Delaware in any legitimate
but he could not consent to do it by sacrificing prln-
After further discussion without acting the propo-
son the Senate took the bull 10 prevent cruelty 10
MessTs. CAsSERLY and THURMAN argued against
OF its PROVISIONS as unconstitutional; and Mr
THURMAN moved to postpone lts CONSIDERATION unul
Mr. CAssERLY offered an amendment providing that
the act snail not take effect Tor one year after It's pas
sage and that l. shall not take effect in any STATE hay
ing sufficient legal provisions for the prevention Of cru
city TO animals within the meaning OF ths act
Mr. Casserly's amendment was rejected
Mr. SHERMAN Gep. ohio) moved an amendment
providing that the bill shall take effect on the LIST or Oeto
Mr. CAssERLY offered an amendment designed to
tous for immigrants and In advocating 10 he described
Of the hardshps and III treatment he had seen i'm
migrants subjected the great railroad lines OF the
West. The amendment was iost-Yeas, 10; Nays 49,
The bill passed, and the Senate then took recess
until 1880 =. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill The amendments reported from
the Committee on Appropriations were agreed TO- except
the amendments increasing the appropriation
for surveying public lands in Louisiana from
5000 10 $4,000. aud apprOpriatng S5l3,343 70 pay
for suppressng Indian hostilities in Montana
striking out the appropriation OF $4,000 for pedestal
for the equestrian OF Gen. Scott ApprOprating
$4,000 Or the construction OF experimental Dreechload
ing howzers, and the two last amendments in tho
bill relating settlement OF the accounts OF the
Of Chicago and TO the treaty OF 1882 Win the
Creek Nation, which were not reached.
The following amendments were passed over: Appro-
prating $3.50 for the improvement Of Judiciary square,
in Washington and appropriatng S576Ss for the pay
ment OF the COrss Steam Engine Company.
Al II d. m. the senate Adjourned.