The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-29

sENATE
WAsHIS@ToS, Feb. II.
Mr.. Sr,agge presented a resolution Of the
Legislature Of Rhode Island protesting
agains, interference with the inhabitants Of
the Indian Territory.
On motion OF Mr.. Sherman, . bill passed
10 prohibit individuals and corporations
from issuing notes or hill7 rs circulating ne
dunn.
Tie resolution to investigate The alleged
sale Of arms to the French came up.
Mr.. Cole endeayored 20 have final action
taken at :; p. m, but Mr.. T5umbuli tool. the
floor and addressed the Senate. He said
every effort at reform in this body was met
by assault upon those who make the effort ~
apersions upon their motives, and ly charges
OF bad faith.
Questions affecting the party Of the gov
eminent and the welfare of the public, are
in the opinion Of some Of the members of
this body who assume to he the peculiar ex-
ponents Of the Republican party, NJ longer
to be decided on their merits, but only with
a view to their bearings on the party.
Chief among these who would subordinate
the public welfare stands the Senator from
Indiana, Mr.. Morton. In the discussion of
the resolution under discussion. he has de
v"eu TWO vi 'hree nohIs 10 IN a&,ani on
!hose VINO nave 'e' II 'i'eir d'oF 70 love t'IS
hivestigatioh.
NE. hor'oi!-i 81" not hho" ny Nhat
au,hori'y any member "i inns Dody assumes
TO be the peculiar exponent of the Repahli-
can party or even OF The administration
intend to say something in reply to the re-
peateu Assaults 'hat have been mI.ie by those
VINO assume 10 De better hepublie!ns than
Their fellow Senators. intend to show the
course oil these senators, and before am
done, unless mi,snueiS'anu what me rrin-
cipies OF The Republican party are, think !
s > w aoie " snY" ti'! he VINO s'ahd7
diners assuming the party, has himself ior-
can parry was iouhded, anu Is himself AT war
WIN mem. ~, -, =.
Mr.. irumDl!l then reviewed The course OF
the majority IN the senate on the question
OF removing Mr.. oumhe! from ihe CHAIR
on Inc COMMITTEE on foreign feiations.
On resolution to investigate the manage
ment OF ihe New \ ork Custom House 1t was
insisted that on each and all OF these CUES
ticns tne majority hai aSowedIy acted moi
WIN reference 10 lne fight or wrong inVoi'-
ed' pu' wholly WIN reference 70 TIE sup /
pose" interests Oh the parry.
me ,e''atoI rom indiana VII. horton
.peakihs OF the proposition oi sumner, .
Doidly saia 'hat ihe question vas HO' a. 10
inc propfiety Oh 'he act, Dui was whether
the MAJORITY intended 10 stand 10y the orSani-
zatlon ana uSaSes oil me party
on the pending resolution the same old
cry oil party has been raised, and the Sena-
tors VINO loved Inc resolution were thieaten-
ed with hnes and imprisonment.
Mr.. Merton Said he would not comment
on inc motives oI ,he senators, D'!t the PEG,
PIE were thoroughly aroused against fraud
ana corruption everywhere, and they would .
understand 'he motives oil these Senators .
very Wen.
Inc senator from indina denounced The
platform Oh the Lioerai fepnbNcans q: ANTI l
hePuplcan, anu essentially DGmoGTahc.
10 sno" 'iat ,he man VINO heid una, we"
~ lne LNoeraI nePuDi"ni parry ana mol
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oena'or lheh went over me Ia',
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na. M were IN IA og.npitte aceotd WIN 'he
pin'iP,ea ., 'ne hspuoican Pait! t.ey
We Ptihi,Pies ne haa coh,enIei Tor iifins
III M puuiic ii,s, anu ''Ji heiping hi'n' he
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'ud sl;dau b.r;nG lac;.od - no ;,,,a III.
ion s,a;J taLinJ ?n nj. cba,1ior ~, ITO,
he Goy,rnment and country. I hone their
yampIe will M; he beloved bv other. If
hey mean TO leave rs ! can bid them. one
nj all. a Kind Good hive Int am
20, willing that thew shall rspiqiu and Gebt
q from onr own camp
Mr.. Nye obtained the floor bat Welded 70
motion ID 60 INTO Executive Session.
The Senate went into Executive. Session
nd soon after adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The Consular and Diplomatic Approplia.
ion Bill passed, after the adoption Of the
mendments advancing the Russian Mission
, first class, and the japanese Mission TO
econd class, and reducing the South Ameri-
an Missions to Minister 10 Nicaragua
The House then went into Committee on
ne Whole and took no the bill TO reimburse
10 COLLEGE of William and Mary in Ii,n;nia
,r nrone1,v das,rnved durino the war Lv
isorJerly Soldiers Of the -ni,ed ct,,es
NJ c,yopo onnosed ,be hin and s,s,ed thu.
nj Of 1He Dsnncr,, ,na,nbers nnIy eIeren