The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-14

Lnose cllsses WIS maue up OF store shlps
anu uansPoEs, ~ ail my aaul.lohal Ves'
s iu ,;un.s SuuC.slOn ne uelen9eu lne pres
unt au'lllnis'raL.on L5 % oI 'he navy Depart
H.enI nnu sup'ilt1eu thM provisions
sllouiH s., W si Iaue N ior lne building OF new
Vessels w iTr ~ tue NSxy, anu LOT selllng out
a't MO Mor1HleSs MoS Vessels anu ulachlnery'
Mr: hlohuAN' another member from
ule SommltIee on hppropriauons, replied
W W MI iiAiE, M, anu stlargeu tne Navy De-
blni'ppt YIN Wastc y anu exlFaVasanCe.
IL ueniGu the figures quoted ny MIR,
c iAl. US .he expenditures q ihe Navy DO,
!ote lne War, ana reIsred 10 lne reports OF
We register OF Tue treasury 10 show the
discrepancies.
MIR. GARFTEED explained how the ap.
parent discrepancy was to be accounted
llor. .s.r.. 10 srs.r.r I
MIR. MORGAN denied that the explana..
lion was correct one, and undertook to
prove to the house and country that there
was chaos IN the Treasury, chaos in the
Navy, and chaos in every department Of
INC Government. s.-..I... 9,
In the course ola long speech Mr., NOR
GAN reviewed the course Of the Admins
sra!loh IN reference 10 the public debt,
and to the expenditures OF the Govern
ment, showing that there were alarming
discrepancies in the various reports Of
tho departments. He denied that any
Official oLthe Government, from the Pres
ident down to a page In tho House, had
any correct idea OF what the public debt
was. ~. .ys.yg-.l
w %nItlGr .hn .nc navy ahu o'ner departments
sn,; saT @oveIlchl ,r.an;ai were hGt IN tne naGn
ss y, seihs ;n".e1M, I,i,,a anu ni"klng use OF lhc
oJoIIus eJo Ias Eu0 ~ aussa.'0" '" appropriations
iio M y SunsIesS s:S
ron, NIL N'>NNS S'''S' '''"' was hoS Tue case
"CM Mr DAwrs rcmorLed tho, Tin ,o,,,
and other 1enor,men,s J;l % diSnoSa saU ~ nnvy n:
tnrioI and mee tho nroce"5o fnr tIe ,,rhi;o s
Serv;co L,t Ihnro ,nos ~ l"n, W o,i,;.:. n!iS
ANIMAL renortS nj o'cL solos ~ ha n,n5SS
IN ConoresS Un sSraoi ] 1' With ~ NJ ~ PnOw nSMo
tbat isr I1eoct IN ie%;.lo,inn % IN MI ,i,a. DEN
snect oLonII he ramaJ;oJ :" '""s
'pSJr NJ ' Rvc~ O Ue;d sH tHot ,ho oroo,;o,, ,,.,
wLniLar MI % these 900 SS,sa % oSoMIS Tion ~, "Is Us
odJod 10 ,Lo axEon,oS a,I ,,,%".i ~ LII ,I,a"' Do
thov d;J not o,TaiI tIo "~no"d;,"Ha am" "' in'y
%rTdsaJ @ @ @ ,";I,;on E" AZ Jo,,o,N 'iutoo III aS ny q
that % snch ] nss t%a case a'"S i'' "SScf 'cu w
Ar % Observation-Disclosures S M ] ,ropo n, a., ;,,r,
Ito ,ior ~ EN- ,ho ,rretchaI m @ p"mS;,;o o M - mus .
~a'.,. ,,,;,h y, a nn. aoi.;n ~ S,annn,.; y. ne
@ t%n XII %'D'N' t''AN' ""S u''i''9''''n VI
Tho Comm;ttee ro0c or1 tho uorso
odinNrnoI s''e 'o90 anu ''' ii"uE'e
"1Jo''ueu' Tspr.nC Gog a'
NAA E'
The House postal Dill was made the
special order for Friday. The bill to re-
imburse soldiers for the loss Of clothing in
the Chicago fire was passed. ~
On motion oil MIR. SHERMAN, the bill
modifying the law 80 as to prevent the re.
moval. of goods in bond from the original
packages in case oi accident or legal inter.
ference was passed..
A memorial was presented from the
New York Chamber OF Commerce.
On motion OF MIR. CAssERLY, the Post
master General was directed to transmit
Information as the detention Of the mails
on the Union and Central Pacific Rail
roads, and as to the mail contracts on those
roads. . g.,r'. lg
Mr.. TRuMBULiI. called for the bill au.
thOrizing the President TO retire Judges OF
the United States Court on full salary
whenever they are permanently disabled.
AT the expiration OF the morning hour,
MIR. TRUAIBULL's bill to retire Judges of
the United States Court went over, and
FENToN's bill for custom reform was
taken up.
MIR. COLE moved to postpone 1t, and
take up the legislative appropriation bill.
MIR. !RuhBuLL saw no necessity Tor
the setting aside OF other important bills
" HSs pp tns sp sppLSp,lennn W. e..,s,n un WHEN
Gu TSmn no' 'pY0 o'''V' " ~ p'es pe 'ts' ~ y
" HT D. nn,,nn,o,, ,s ~ ,Io, a. a.. ~ !; q.
MI In, 'ohsSoN nha,.I noPeG 1,ss y t1e penu
S W., Pr nosaoS ~ Mr ~ Mo,r1 ,uic oS ,HsS
'y So'toI,cyy vi, III i'''S''" W '"' iAo''e' "o"'u
AZ NHH TnuD up. ,,,ou.L. ,ho.
@ SI for ,ha saouno cgatoa Sa"s very
l%t o .ooaode rol so ,u. S,,. " rGlor
iS;1 ~ % o,ido T'o 'oI1 H. s. Das ~ a., II ""'
ton 1 81 '!S A. ~ PopSp%SoM %w Supae pIao n ro Io
i"D. ' VI ;n..,' a iii ~ ~ 'ANe Ip W !nc
iriendsof amnesty would stand ioset6eT
and vote down all attemnts 10 XII this
lbill like the former one, Nv nnttinC on
irreyelSnt siiers, S'}j'I' lYWEe =" :"
Mr.. SUMMER gave notice that If tho
amnesty bin was taken up he wonld nress
his snnnlementary civil rights hill as,an
amendment Q = = -
1Iessrs, EDMrJNDs and MoRp,I1, or
Vermont, favored The Immediate consid.