The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-29
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The House, on motion, ordered thl
House 70 meet hereafter at III O'Clock
and then went Into 8 Committee cl I'M
Whole On tho tariff bill SAIN
Mr. WARD addressed the House, cues
tloning the sincerity Of Congress in re
gard 70 the passage Of any bill to redtct
taxation, % ~ y =
N. BEcr reiterated the statement 40
frequently made BY him, that the wal
department had. received In the last fiye
years ,$l89, 100000 which. had mot prop,
erly been accounted for. iiig 81 I
MI. DAWES sent to tho clerks ileak and
had read "a communication from Gen,
Miegs, stating thar al the money received
by the war department hsd been paid
into the treasury, "''5.747IIa 80, I
!, Mr.. BRcK claimed that a Miepa, LAT.
ter showed that there had beanOSf f6S nm .
900 spent by the war de6hffrnant h,
excess ol appropriation IA INA .lSSt An
years. if1Et i tTEJ 81
IN Woop 5reaumed tha flooT and nro.
tceeied with Al argSment y ON nm thS' M ,sr;g @
Bill. BE defended and ilstifled bis form.
or vote infayor Of ffeetea and coiieeS and
represented Sfeumerts IA sup6ort al aboI.
iBhinR the odiities On ,thosei erticiea' ri
Eunlversal consunntion. ~ - 1.'r $500 : II :
M III. BuSSTaaps Be a1S member ar tSe Com.
mittee on Wsyl and Means, followed In
n an argument In support Of the bill.
The tariff discussion was continued by
states. .,sy...g. 4, .,.,.r-.r....'y, -,
MI. WILLARD, from tho Committee On
Revolutionary Pensions, reported Q bill
amendatory Of the Law pensIoning sol.
dters and widows Of the war Of 1879, and
moved thAtit be printed and ecommitted,
BE explained thatit struck out the lImi-
tatons IS 70 the length Of fservicee and as
70 participation In rebellion. The re-
moYal OF these limitations It was estima.
ted would admit ten Thousand persons
additional 70 the benefits Of the bIll. II
also extended the benefits Of the law to
all widows Of soldiers Of 1919, who were
married prior to Jannary Let, 1895. This
extension would apply to several thou
aand petaons - ~ fF
MI: HOLMAN remarked the bill was
maniieStiy Just, and he hoped 1t wonld not
be recommltted, but would be voted on
now. There being no objection to the
bill, II was passed. ia1 rlGsI4 {
Adjourned u ,,.:s., =. u, e - -, ~,
..,5 Z. ,gil.i SENATE 90, AZ. - I
Mr.. RAMsRY called nm the p6s,aI Te,e.
Rrauh 'biIl. ranorted hv him from The
COMMITTEES on Postoffiees and Roads aoTne
DAYS since, md eYplained itsipfoyisions
II va fhen laid on sside
nj. PoMRRoY called mn the bill Tor tbe
relief Of settiera on the CbeToIree atrins n, In n
Kansas whish was nsssSa = y - 2 -
The bill apnroyinc the act of tI;e ,e,g;s.
.latnre asss,r rbiing t r. nsSo,o ~ Ter-;;SSs,i .S
and authorfzinr Ira naonie % N vots % siJ ~
railroads Wa called mi hriefiv iiscnossd
and laid over . - =. i'S1sS0N 1-S"-
Al the exnIration of the morninc horr
the Unfinished business he ieaeie5ev HS an.
propriatIon bill came nm ~ ~ ' IVY "p y
Mr. MORROW novel ~ Iavi, on tbe
table for thenurnose ii .taI,nS mn the,hiII
amendatory Of me enforcement act which
was Loaf y '''' ''''N'S 'Sst-tSt'' az, " t''sH
The nendino ouest,on nm The idef,c,ercv
bill was mi FRET, ET,INoTrtyars's NJ % rn6tion n
reconsider the vote bv which Mr Mon.
Rr1I's amendment reS,rictine the , irriaS,c.
lion Of tbe Conrt of Claims ;5 Sni,a for ,r tSe
value Of cantnred or Abandoned ~ , nronartv ,nt .u
which yvas reiected amer conS;d s an his AZ
cussion. =. ~ ''D'e '.3NE- ~
IN. Hill moved n Law the motion n
reconsider on Tho table fSr tha nnrnn1a NJ
proceeding with other bnsiness GSrried
Yeas SO; nsys I'D. 80
MI. MORTON then moved 70 take nm the
bill TO amend tlie epforcefnent act j. : !
Mi. CoLE opposed the motion. and
moved to take nn Ina naval annrSnIiation
bill. - - ~ y: ~ ff,e e,. '''0 -
The motion Of Mr. MonTor was la.
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