Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

the morniug hour, the House proceeded to the
consideration Of
The hill graotlng pension 70 Hannah Grey
vas tstsn up end the Senate amendment con
CHICAGO pELiEp put.
The hill for the relief of the sufferers by Gre
a. Chicago, with Senate amendmen'' was
M Gpar,r Of S,oh urged that the bin was
| an Important one, inhictins more injury 10 the
peopls OF Michigan aud other States than the
relief II could possibly ahord anil should Dc
S1,rs1 SSn,p snd bi, eolloasass 10 Oppose
| the passaas Of the hi, and as several Of them
were not now here, and that there might be
tuna 70 fully consider tho bill, he asked that II
~ 5sfstpr3 10 the COMMITTEES Of ways and
| Neaus with leave 10 report at any time.
Mr., FapswoTth, Of ~, urged the Immediate
| confederation Of the bill.
M StcuEhtou argued to show the injury done
to the lumber men u Michigan by the proposed
| bill, and appealed 10 the House 10 give time to
discuss the bill.
sir. Kerr. Of Ind, advocated immediate 40
tIon upon this bill, and II there was occasion do
what vas proper for the relief Of the sufferers
elsewhere hereafter; rhsre was no eonstitu.
was a necessity for Immediate action.
Mr. Marshall, Of ILL.,, also urged the necessity
for prompt action tor the relletof the sufferers.
Mr.. Dawes opposed the reference. He SAID
contracts for rebuilding were being made, and
must all soon be made u the rebuilding was to
60 on this season. And as amendments would
sho w, Wy ny M. 1,n "a
call the previous question and exclude All
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n, sdninsi.niy oI ~ scf! M thS sfs Of Ibs
bill
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Monday.
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fund. Same reference.
Army ArrRoPRIAIIoS BILL.
p.i,suI. u.ot in,a ,onSi,,ss ~ ,S IA
Whole upon the army appropriation bill, Mr..
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pelnk miassa - ~, ~. hin a, ,a,,o,,od ,,,,
81, 800. 900 less than the estimates, aud was the
army bill OF last year, with such deficiency added
as had already been passed upon by the House.
Mr., Slocum, Of n Y, then addressed the
otficers OF the army and navy, and urging the
abandonment Of armories aud nayy. yards, leav.
Ing the work 10 be done by private contract,
olal ng that the work could be done better and
far cheaper BY private parties He said that
during the laie war We 20, so per cent. Of ali
our arms and ships from private parties. In
times Of peace these public establishments were
useless End in time Of war they could not be
relied upon.
He alluded to the hostility shown to the Intro
duotion Of the breech-loadihg musket at the be-
ginning OF the war, and said that those arms
Ind 10 70 10 Europe and be adopted and then
come back here. He said that he remembered
the time when II was not considered part Of q
military man's duty 10 especially interest him
army for our stump speakers, very largely Tor
our police. II an island in the sea was wanted,
an army officer was sent for IL; and even n the
New York merchants wanted their goods stored
they had to apply TO an army ofneer. There
were army officers everywhere. he reminded
geutIemen that there might come Into power
party to whom the idea might occur that those
officers, Who had done double duty,. should be
where they could Investigate the advantages u
breeeh b. leaders over the old nlnt.lOck
Mr.. Beck, OF Ky, said he would oppose all
Sns d,p1sGn hAs esSn male 81 MONEY which
the vast amount Of material sold. II had