The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-19
BY TELEcR a RH,
NEGOTIATED pRlss REpoRT
EEelusIvely 10 the IntellIseneor.
(By the Western upIon Line. {
olics NOrth.Wost cor. oi Main and Monroe uta.
42d CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON, March is.
HOUSE. --lL ,.aL ..i-i

Under the call Of States several bill
were introduced: t|g'e WA.
BY Mr.. DUNNELI., concerning the land
granted for q railroad from st. Croix L
Lake Superior, allowing settlers who pail
two dollars and fifty cents per acre 10 thI
government Tor land even sections "a, ,entei
equal quantities in odd numbered section
without cash. 81 a3iHIk9 tl.2 lfA, 9suli
MIR. HooPER's supplementary civi
rights bill came up, but 80 much time wa
consumed on dilatory motions, the bill
went over. 'R fnh'i" '"r
Mr.. WooD, of N. Y, offered o resolu
ton for the disbursement ol the treasury
balance. Rejected. Li-t9Ii r2F
Mr.. KELLEY, of Pa, moved to suspend
the rules and take from the SPRAKRR'l
table Senate bill TO contract with the pro
prietors Of tho Congressional Glo6e for re,
porting and publishing the long debates
In Congress for two years. LIn M
MIR. BEATTY opposed the motion, buI
the rules were suspended and and th(
bill taken up-yeas 1876; nays So.
Alter some discussion and several votes
witSonthaying tiisHosed of the hill wb;cS
comes I'm ias unfinished hnsinesa to'Tnr'
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mi. gAKRENTER .!yah q presenter D memorial
from l,oVO oincers ana soldiers OF Wlseon'
SIN regimens, asking ior the modlhcation
tne lanu iAWs IN iFayor ~. I9 o. tne soipiers. .
Mr. MORRILL, ot Vermont, from the
Sommittee on fupHc Bulidings and
Gronnds, reported and asked to be dis.
cnarged from Ine lurtler consideration ol
Tue resoiutlon Oh the1Le9iSlature OF New
jersey, proposing thai the United States
purchase Independence Hal, and hatthe
purchase money be used by Philadelphia
TO erect buildings for the centennial ami
Versary- ..r..;. ~. y g. IN.
The nomination OF Parker to succeed
Longstreet as Surveyor Of the port of New
orleans, IS not TO be acted on Tor several
days The committee In opposition to
Parker have arrived, and will have inter
view with the President this afternoon.
MIR. CoNKLLNG called up Ills resolution
asking the President Tor astatement of the
Tecommendatons1o 70 Office made by the
Senators OF New York, Illinois, Missouri
and Nebraska. ~ :, s 80
MIR. FENToN said he would vote for il
as his colleague thought 1t necessary for
his vindication, and he would vote also for
the amendment offered by MIR. TIPToN,
extending the inquiry to all Senators.
MIR. IPToN's amendment was rejected
Yeas ~ nays ".
Mr. CoNKLNa said ihe would modify
his resolution IN accordance with Mr.
TRUMBU1Ls amendment offered some
days since.
Mr. THURMAN said the resolution was
unworthy OIL 5the senate and Wasa shame
his enemies would say that he was too
shrewd 70 put his recommendations on
paper, that ne made them orally TO the
PRESIDENT OF 70 MS nmiliars.