The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11
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Mr.. srryENsoN-This Is the nrst time have ever
Of IT, ana ns . not
conspiracy upon them unless ne q prepared 70 give
the name or the democratic Senator who took
Mr.. OHANDLRR-Yn accordance With that under
standing, almost on the 6rst day OF the session
.cw as sps o. nye.e
Piled day after day, week after week and month
tors on the other side have taken no part.
Mr.. MORTON, (rep) Of Ind, asked Mr.. Chandler to
give way "a and let vote Dc taken on the motion to
necessity for an extra session.
MT. CHANDLER said ne was trying to convince the
that m. the Houses ssss0 had ought e 1 enough
pass the sundry OWL Appropriation bill with its
amendments before twelve ocleck they choose tss
Responsibility and let those who o. had wasted the
time Of the Senate take their share Of the RESPONSE
After some further remarks Mr.. Chandler said
that, In compliance with the requests OF his friends
ne would Yield the vote On the
Mr. Pool, (repJ OF N. O., moved to amend 80 as
to rescnd the resolution TO adjourn sine dte to-day
Mr. Pool moved to strike out six r. NJ to-day and
insert Thursday June IT. Lost.
EXTENDING THE SESSION UNTIL s1x IN
to-day, was then concurred In.
Mr.. BLAIR. tdem.) Of NO., moved to take up the
report OF the committee OF conference on the
Mr.. CoNxLlNa gave notice that II the bill should
be taken up he would speak at least two hours
Messrs. BLAIR and MORTON urged the Importance
OF passing the bill at this session.
The motion to take 1t up was lost-yeas rs; nays
The bin to authorize the issue Of College scrip to
Arkansas was amended and passed.
The following
BILLS WERE PASSED:
For tho restoration to the market OF certain
TO reimburse John Z. woodward for the relief Of
certain tribes OF Indians In the Northern Superin
The general bill prescribing the conditions to be
observed In the construction Of bridges across the
nom the COMMITTEES on Commerce were agreed TO- o.
Mr. BoREMAS Irep Sfw w. offered an sm mend.
built across the Ohio above the mouth Of the Big
any Bridge the mouth Of he Big SANDY
Upon this amendment the general subject Of
bridges across the Ohio was discussed until mes
sage was received from the House announ cling the
DISAGREEMENT OF THE COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE
on the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill, and asking
Mr.. THURMAN moved that the request Of the
House for further conference be agreed to.
Mr.. EDMUNDs objected.
After some further discussion Of the Ohio River
Bridge BILL Mr. THURMAN moved to lay 1t on the
snos On the sundry CIvh Appropriation bill
Az Mr. r.ose % Of H. moysc that the
order.
The motion for a new Committee Of Conference
was agreed to- and the Chair, Mr.. Anthony, ,
APPOINTED THE SAME COMEIrTRs,
Messrs Cole, Edmunds and Stevenson.
Mr. B0REMANs amendment to the Bridge bill was
Mr.. SHaRMAN onered an amendment authorizing
the construction Of bridge across the Ohio at
fQQt AnraA m Tho lvuxoo
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
AT halipaSt four p. M the Senate went into ox-
ecuttve session, on the motion Of Mr.. HARLAN, and
at I'VE O'Clock the open session was resumed, and
tns bill 70 remove the Of
OF Alabama, was passed-yeas 10, nayss.
ExrENDrNo THE SESSION UNTIL NINE o,o1ocx !.
this evening, was concurred in.
y, Mr.; MORRILL,. lrep9 Of Me-, IN the absence OF
q s Inn % the
against Senator Clayton Of Arkansas, submitted q
report covering the Investigation so far as It has
committee submitted his views
The bill Tor the relief OF Theodore Adams was dis
took recess till eight O'Clock
Tae Senate before recess, concurred In the con-
ference report on the sundry Civn Appropriation
On reassembling, Mr.. SCOTT, (rep.) OF Pa, moved
for committee OF conference, which was ordered,
on the bill In relation to the construction Of bridges
several private bills were passed.
The House bill abOlishIng the ranking privilege
was received.
Mr.. TRUMBULL moved that It be put upon It's
passage at once, and said 1t was measure that the
people demanded.
Objection was made, and at a quarter to nine the
senate went into executive session, which lasted
few minutes.
The open session was then resumed, and was
continued with much confusion until nine O'Clock,
when the presiding officer, Mr.. Anthony, pro-
nounccd the Senate adjourned without date.