Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-06-20
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, on the 7th inst, the follow
ing bills were passed For the relief of United States
MArshals who were engaged in taking the ninth CEN
aus; and relative to retired officers of the army,r;
bill for the relief Of Thomas wallace: The bill is Of
the Omnibus Appropriation bill. Mr.. Kellogg. Of
i! hS1 supPts% Sassiq Es 81 rec a@f1 act already passed i.
the provisions Of the original enforcement act to
places having twenty thousand population and up
which gave rise to ccnsidsraSle discussion: hall,
s %rsnslin ae over ees I fSs : maste ans With Gsi no f Immediate q LESBOS pTos.
The HOUSE oFdered 100 o copies of the Tariff bill
printed icr TIE use Of %embeIss:::Ths bin granting
msnts to he River and HarboT Pin were nen-oOaeuT'-
Ia, h,T, aoiiS en- ws sst taken lin il 1sgaTd to the s,d Fertilization pT;dS;na on
TSSs senate Endorsement Bill was taken up: MI:
pass il. apa the result was s. to 7s-se The question
G Tss S's sSS th III sss nsFssiE Ka. teS1s BIT sas sim nha FS7
disposed of.the vote on the motion to suspend the
bill appropriatina 100000 for the payment Of the
Of private bills were passed.
The Senate was in session the whole of
the night of the 7th, debating Mr.. Kellogg's Enforce
motions were made to postpone the bill, to adjourn,
etc, and other flibustering tactics. were resorted to
reached, Il > O'Clock u the MORNING Of the sth. and
the amend nent of Mr.. Kellogg was adopted-yeas, 80;
. dsssi n eiaG'noseseff%Sn%Sssdi sSRii .Ssr. Sn sPs the 81 sen SIs
OF T fthsns ssn 10 VIZ Wee e PFeSidsn n o oes for his i%parfiai
1 @oasiys sG Do sSs o@.,it S1 sFs Silf Pssf Smifa ws duties aaH9 On
sSs iii II a DfRd IN Ap ths p I; sfde; Ts so PPs psssia o aaemhse
sioners to the Vienna International Exhibition.
eSse report on the ,R i and Harbor bill. Il report
In the House. ON the sth inst. the conference report
on the bill increasing pensions for disabilities was
i hsE' the Fight 1G;6r 6f i @ay the E 2ls.s M'I Na RasdssaK a iE =
d diG%ssSdy Of In hsT tSs resse TO stiS % Of t ise1 utt asmna and Si ap
pewa Indians in Michigan; restoring the right Of
The hight on tses5nissi sToandss:::Ths aopss, at $50
mRaucib; time time s Y in aiibustenfRna bY the opnonen nse of
the Kellogg amendment. during which the yeas and
motions, it was finally voted to non-concur in the
TIE proceedings of the Senate, on the 10th
inst. were marked with the usual confusion and dis.
order that attend the closing hours of Congress
y ,ss sa little s. .ssisIf Sa;%. T sss t san,sntisa; the the f ATTIRE g
Enforcement amenemant to the Civil Appropriation
what It's op prs1asSt ~ eons aiddssd the sRag most ~ oS seetioaslde
fSstIEes, the ,Ssi Ho ON ss S0no ~ ri 9sn The bin, as PISSED
party shall be endued with powers already possessed
power Of Calling IN the Federal fS ons no. Tleh hi Iii
eflna9I n sS tss stss for GG's o,oIosR n b nj linz sr At Gin:
officer. Mr.. Anthony. announced the Senate adjourned
The House was even more turbulent than the Sen.
a =; III ksli0Sg ;n an 1Ss LINEN ! to .t the Omnibus Agp5o
bone OF contention. The debate was very acrimo
NOUS. and at times personal. This was especially tn
case with Messrs. Bingham IRep0 and Morgan
Dem both Of Ohio; 5stSsen whom epi1hets Of no
was finally bridged over, however, wi hout any seri
Gus results. and the bill. shorn of those features Il
which the opposition SO strenuousiy objected. wal
finally passedolo2 to s9...A bill was passed giving
sion--.Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker created considerable,
merriment. and not y little confusion. by appearing
| upon the floor of the House and attempting tC
harangue the honorable members in the interest o
women nurses in the army. She was promptly lee
out of the hall by the assistant doorkeeper-not, how
ever. without q vigorous protest on her part agains
the ungallant and unrepublican treatment.....Th
testimony in the Buell. court martial case was pre-
sented and oruered printed--..The following bill
were passed: Aholishing the ranking privilege aftel
o9pt.!, ~ rlgnt 1 nomeeteao u soi9iers
if desd,; agproprIating $loO.oe for public buildings 2
Raleigh. N. C., 5000 900 for the same at Pittsburgh
and 500. 900 for q similar purpose at Evansville, Ind
:.--.At y p. N. the Speaker declared tine House ad
journed for the second session of the Forty-secont
Congress.