Worcester daily spy., 1872-04-09
FOrty-Second Congressional Session,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April g.
SENATE

took up the house resolution, informing the SEN
ate that II bad laid the senate tariff bill on the
table. II was referred to the committee on e.
nance without debate, and report will he made
on II,
the vice president presented the report of the
Kansas legislature on the election of Senators
POmeroy and CALDWELL which was referred TO
the committee on privileges and elections.
The Indian appropriation bill was temporarily
laid on the table that Mr. Howe chairman of tile
senate bill of claims might present number of
bills lavOrably reported on by that committee.
Several bills passed, including one appropri-
ating S46, 900 to Horace Tyler for work on a bar
in the Mississippi river in 1856; one paying the
heirs of John Miner Bolts $1,000 for injuries to
property dhfihg the war; one for the relief of
loyal citizens of Loudon county, Va for live
stock taken for the army; also one paying Row
ell 4 Dickinson of Knoxville, S64 000 for cotton
seized also paying the owners Of bark "a l"
$3.50; also paying the widow of Joseph Lomis
$4,000 for his steamer used in the capture Of Isl
and No. 10. The bill TO pay Joseph Segar for
the use of property by the army under Butler,
was postponed,
The deficiency appropriation bill was report
ed, with numerous amendments, the principal
ones cutting down the appropriations for the
| quariermaSters department Sa25,O0O, and
making new appropriation of 800 900 for con-
| tinuing work on the state department build
| ing.
| Mr. Ramsay called up the bill to break mp the
Bystenl OF STRAW bids for mail contracts, which
passed with the amendments reported by the
committee and two other amendments-one by
| Mr. Ramsey Ruthoriziuw the noStnaster uenpra |
to place to the credit OF the treasurer, for the
service of the post office department, the proceeds
| of the money-Ordcr business, and another by
MIR. Casserly providing that all regular contracts
| heretofore made of over $4,000 per annum may,
| in the discrntion of the posrmaster ,rpnqral he
| rnntinticd In force for not more than siS months
| until a new contract is made.
| The Indian apprOpriation bill was taken nm
the bending question being upon d reduction of
thr annronriation Of $500 0On 10 5000 900 for the
| Teton Sioux indians of Montana.
| MIR. blair favored the reduction. as under tbe
| nresent policy the government had both TO feed
| and ftcbt them
| Mr. Window favored feeding them. but ure-
| feryed shopIinp them if if could he done. He
| said tha exuedjtiun against them in 1864 and
| fs85 cnst oyrr six millions and if neacn rnuld
he secured for half a million if would he chean,
The motion 10 reduce yos loaf
Without further action. adjourned,
UOtTST
i{uder tho usnot Mond,,v morninor bour ratt
or states anJ territories fan. hills and resolutions
| for reference only. A number were prespnted
| hut NOT as many rs usual in the earlier DAYS nf
| tho sessinn. Anouo them were the fottowiuu
| vyhirh wa;rpre(errcd to the committees indicated
| Nv MIR Peters of Maine. A hill TO iucorporate
| tho Asia+ic commercial comnativ- cotttuitte.
ON commerce, Rv Mr.. Healev of Maine. bill
Granting relief to Harlan G. Shecklcs--commit
foe an claims Ry Mr. Poland of Vcrmont ,
Joint resolution decIaratorv of the intent ynC
meaning of section one, article two, of the con
stitutinn of the United States-committdc m
the Judiciary. By Mr.. Bufinton of Massachu
setts, mint resolution of the commonwealth
of Massachusetts relating 10 the transfer of pul
Gc lands TO rpoTatiOus-committcc on pub In
Lands
Mr. Haley Of Illinois introduced a ioint reso
states ne IN nroyidc Thai senator's of tho IInjte,
States shall he elected Inv The noonle diroc, !,
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Mr. NeUlcy said he wanted TO have tbe rpsn
IutIon referred to the committe,, on the indi
ciary,
Mr. Brooks of Npyv York Objected
Mr. NegIev raised the Gnestion of orde
uhether II was nroner for stoclSholder or m,
road In object to mattrr so inst ''''
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nroner for on ;pstrrTnent Of WoI stroot 70 ~
snch resolution He had the moot in hi
| hands tbat Mr. NegIev offered his roeoIrtion q
tbe instance ot nor1ieS in WaIl streat u
So,oroi r,Son,bers S,ygoested tbat NJ NrooIo
,oo,e to snsnend tbc r,1IeS ~ ~
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anJ tbe resolution was ,yitbra,ya mo wv"
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