The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25
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TIE END OF TIE FIRST SESSION.
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Settling the Adjournment Be-
fore Well Into Business.
CHICAGO RELIEF BILL.
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The Public Lands as Providers for
the Public Schools.
BEAUTIFUL BEN AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
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The Civil Appropriation Bill On
Its Passage.

Mr.. sHIRMAR, (rep) Of Ohio, from the Committee on
Finance, reported the bill authorize the payment of dup
cate checks by disbursing officers with amendment.
Passed.
SERVICE REyoRx
Mr. FRELINaHUYsHN (rep) Of N. j., introduced a bill
making appropriation to enable the Presden, perfect
and into effect such rules regulating the civil
be from time to time adopted by him. Referred tho
100000 for civil service reform
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Mr. SUMNER opposed taking up, and called for the
The Senate voted to take up the rssoution-yeas 81.
Mr.. NORTON BY consent modified the resolution 60
n1 v the 18th day Of May for The
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schSrzs providins that shall not adjourn until after the
.hs tariff and the Internal revenue laws and the
Mr. sSrSSAN opposed the resolution He though. an
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he has oa s
D.. the Senate had always insisted ugon n.6ns ne Sa.
There occasion the resolution
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wond hasten legislation he believed they were
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earlier day nan that named in the ~ even al
Mr. dem Of Ohio Thought Mr. shermans
others II Congress hamper by passage Of
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Of reform would be because Congress dd not want to
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and that he r MORRILL, would vote for the resolution simply
of
reform In 1850 when he republican party
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service REFORM Later. Johnson being unable to get
a0d Re 5sm mad TO lake
morning hour which Sronsh. Up the amnesty biz 'A'
On of Mr. LoaXS laid aside, and the bill for
The pending amendment was u tha. offered by Mr. Morrill,
which y ss g Ss a tas building materials upon
Mr. CnAsDIEE moved to amend so as to make the bill
'R ess Man.ss y m'%Ssis.n p.r
MI SHasDIEa .ad 10 would leave tsas for The senator
Onatey from the fires IN Michigan than from the Chicago
relieved in this way 90 should the sufferers in his state
..espona relation to the commerce Of
assa ~ Mn an
were only Of local importance He charged Mr. Chandler
Ferry Of Michl who was leading lumber merchant, had
to the proposal his fellow lumber merchants to
raise the price Of lumber "a thousand Immediately
Mr.. Ferry repl Of Mich. said he would for the
could Be amended Sy being made applicable to nanistee
than Chicago Even with these amendments, however, the
Oil could not SECURE his unqualified approval because the
State more than her fair share OF the relief which would
to ChcaSo ne would prefer direct appropriation for
Mr: scor1, Gepl Of Pa. thought that the bill
port of Chicago while the constitution forbids any
nation in favor of port He agreed with Mr. Ferry that
the pest of relieving the sufferers would be BY direct
Mr. CARPEN1ER said he would support both the bill and
Mr.. WILSON thought that money was made to do good
win said he would for the b without amendment
Mr. TRUMBULL made pathetic appeal for the passage of
the bin without amendment and announced that the people
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tons Chicago he said, had been assuming
rogant of her and Importance had
Of the world She certainly terribly but the PEG.
Pie Of Michigan and Wisconsin had suffered more proper
a. readily repaired BY capital could the Chicago
Of chsry and he hoped that NO ~ one Woe
attempt TO limit the operations OF the nations charity by
CONKLINe the extension Of the provisions of
the bill to the sufferers In Michigan and Wisconsin, but
thought that better to give relief would be by direct
The discussion was continued at length by Messra Ferry
Chandler, Logan, Carpenter and Sherman.
All amendments down, the bin, reported
from the committee was passed and then, at twenty min