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action he nighttake lie should be guided by the
desires Of what appeared to be tho majority Of
people in Alabama.

desires of wbat aDDeared to be the maiority Of
peoplo in Alabama.
The sana+a Nara1 ~ Co,n,n;ttae cova a limo hear.
;nr ia fo-deu de9 W Socrstarr Rohes6n uto s verv
mich dissatisicd WITH thn Way in which the
House Hons passei his biil providing for or additional
aloops-of-war. He wants tie original number Of
~ tba,Vessaa ho 1aTt ent;reiv r. h;a t1;scretion
lie sava thnt where ia is nhiired R IN lot mt the
contTacte IN nr;rota Tar9s thera Vii
be some bidders who cannot do the
work either quickly or vol. and who. If they are
claims to Congress for relief. The Committee
will ho1d another session hnfora they cn, be
ready to report the bill.
PROPOSED ABOLITION.
The Senate Finance Committee to-day devoted
a long session to the consideration Of Commits
sioner DOUGLASS bill abolishing the Office Of As
seaaor ~ Tnternal Ravanna sanatora lava
% been 40 besiaeei bv The officials Who Stand in
fear Of f1ecanifation that soma Of them show a
disnoaition te internose obstacles in t11a way Of
this reform. The Commissioned made the prin-
cipal argument in behalf of the bill. showing
that it not only decreased largely the number Of
officials, but that It also would facilitate
an Teli az cheapen the collection CT reyenue
number Of special agents from twenty-five to
fifty. The Commissioner asked that the SECTION
making all special taxes provided by
law payable by stamps be amended
to take effect May LIST, next,
the beginning Of the new tax year The Com
mittee having reported the bill. will take it up
tomorrow and pass it immediately. The Com
missioner of Tntarna1 Revenua il noy of the
oninion that tha co1Iections of internal Rev
enue for the current year viii go
efabIa etrenptb 70 the 1Tonnstion IN Gonereaa
to remove ali internal taxes except those on
LIQUORS and tobacco,
Thu uonaa Go7n1nt1oe m Co1nnarca ia oanara7.
" disnose5 to anact aone 1erisiation this winter
Wh;nh VII reo1a+a t1 for freighta and
oers m ra;iroads rnnn;nr throngh several Statea
roton of tb n a1,biect ea to The concluson
fbat ra;l1osT comnan;as' tota thronnt nnssancera
~ fro;n1,ts ~ 4r;eaa ~ Inn5a fha
ossas n6aJ M a :, 1ocai
sengel ana NJ 1relgns tates. rates. Inc ne.,oL mn
onetsu " IL eneiapalgei, 10y, yeste.4hy, 10, re-,
[elatlng TO tms Bao]ect, WILL pc tahen up " aals @
3i ooaIsIee a5 iss lnee:14g oa 1uulsoay' ano WILL
ne agTseq 70
meets Tomorrow; 1.-The The Witnesses % gummo9ed
ere ~ Cq4one1 Il. D. MGomo' Joh1 p Aney' ana ~
:. naaaene, ena ias' o, ~ na a,t.n " rno
aro nro4 - , h sPeaaol na 1lde te+ bot
he he. knows n W about the issue Of stock to
moned by the Committee In We" OF
the iact TINT Mr Blame r. was o1 charged VITA i17
nnV,nf n FecelVea SONS. or ans 71oGK1 H. tney a W.
'nss are to be sep.9op sePt secret: e.77rRao,
Ml. J.: }. Patterson, the senator-elect from
south Carolina, VINO has, SINCE his electlon,
cry, nans from fennsylVan1a. re
vas of1glnaly edtor OF the Harrisburg
1e!egraph, General Cameron,s home organ. IN
ls64 ne ne ran 1or congress IN the hlneteen1h Us
tflct u OF fennsylvama ana "as de1eated. Dur1hg
e;' tne var he was interested WIN cameron N me
VI "nch res9lte9 IL Cametons eAppul- pp-
sion IRON Ilncolna GanlheE: ap9us nse
Jeats ago ee Ment 70 noo!n Catonna, anu 1o1neu
goxetno5 ecoss anu tne Iine 1nat P3unaeleo lHas
aSeo ~ mnAo talse eusu ~ n9a5y, ano
a4en pecame ampltlous OF pont1ca5 nonois;
a,met; " neehs no.oig tne ..;tnI
~ l nua.n raso1a, '1e!seu
sra sra oanleron, 4is SUI, Uan cameron, ano sew
gt gtal otnet members OF tne FennsyIEania h!ng.
~ 10 5ta'eu ny !ionine1t eAns9Hau1ans si1
!t' usle' WY wv aie EAU to pe aan1ua1 VII VIII
friand and nroteca snme mnch t az as4 AZ mo
for tbe nnr1oae 81 aennr;nn lie eect;on ~ +1s
SnnaFa II ali avanta PattaTaon want r. tha
Stata oo-;4a1 - S,1,th Ta-"t..o w ~ ~
some s5o nm and oave ont rhtlt thnt
he ;ntended Il snand that a1G6on.t m ~ ha e1ac1 1
<4$r II 11 Dat
XXI ~; ~ 1....o - oou
tha ntfa- ana
+te+ ~ AZ - .sai ~ euun ~ ,,t
r. ta' +ae 10y ~ haro1o nos tI,at r11;1+ ngI. %
10 app1G; a,pbt;1;rs A'Eo'o1 a "' conatn' Wy w
m ;nh ~, p.t+orso], ~ va oo1,,,-ao,' ~
IL tb anma no afG ~ s mero hEat1sn
- ~ aea1at,'ra mten ,t1. ~ Is z;nniE
H., - ane ~ ~ VIII We" ~ s9uni5
.. loi the position; Elnot 80 tne sto[y goes
1 aus4se" n4o sGio4eo Attonao ~ tne Aee!e
41s4o 20 w esA1 !esto1oon ugaeJ ana
tueu tu!u otate esAeuce aealuss alIu. fas-
!elson, II - alegea, pau az the ra1e OF nVe nun
urea 70 Iho1sano oouals eacn 1qr Vo1es, ana' naa'
atogetner, Hs electlon cose MN Sou,oou-
as soon as me election was over, the negroes
Ploceeaeq 70 carry OUT the programme as pro
posed oy Eluos, and a oozen Of them made att
4t4tth W 1Ho 14eee tAnt 114ey Aau neeA u1lueu-
Ea1te1son g arrest 1ouo"ed. a c4rous clrcum-
Stance OF the e!ect1on Vas tnat James L. UT
va Mas warm Trend OF PATTERSON IL 1s stated
tnas II oenasol cameron G 9lgea upon tne f1esldent
tue nomination o1 o,r 1or tne huss1an 1nlsa1on,
anu 1nae 1ne eonslueratlon, 1l SO 1ar as UT was
G9ncernea, ~ vas inat ne snouia nelp faIte1son.
1he M suppos1511n n hefe ls d tnat me negro El1ott
"A1' aAIeA @1' oo e4eeteo oensa1ol'
RELIEF BILL.
The Senate to-day passed the bill for the re-