The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-11
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CONGRESS.
Last Day of the Session.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
SENATE.


NJ. Bavard presented the views o.
ne Committee of Investigation and Re-
r-enchment in regard TO the investiga-
on OF the New York Custom House.
.iered printed.
Mr.. Pomeroy called up the bill to
courage the growth OF timber on the
xrstern prairies, which was amended
=, 81 10 require ten years cultivation OF
.mber, instead OF five, in order TO &C
NE q title, and then passed.
NJ. sherman called up the bill to
.,,p,ate the exercise Of the RI ght OF the
.~,1ent domain in acquiring site tol
led State, public buildings in Gin
10su.
M,,.rs. Ca,serly, Bayari, Bucking-
an aai Stockton opposed the bill.
TIE Cincinnati DILL was laid on the
.,ye and Mr. Sherman moved TO take
20 the resolution offered in executive
.ss,.on on Saturday TO extend the -e,-
ON vatiI P. NJ to-day
NJ. Howe interposed a motion to
-e,on, Ter the vote by which the views
ne minority of the Committee OF
..vs.;i.ation and Retreuchment in rela.
.0n TO the New York Custom House
we ordered 70 be printed, this mora.
= He said he had been willing that
- minority should have their views
,-ated because be believed they would
%: submit anvthing that ought not to
O.. ,.prutei, bat on examining the docu-
..-7t presented this morning he founi
~ injustice TO the majority OF the
,9~n.t;ee by stating that the minority
-,i teen greatly surprised TO find thai,
x:aDIt notice 10 them or consu. tatlon
z.:u the n, the major ty had prepared
-ep1rt on the New York Custom
3)i-z investigation.
M-,srs. B.yard and Casseriy reas-
.--:-i that they never received any
...na:ion that a report was to be made
::u.. session until the Saturday before
'v.- made.
" i. G. Thurman said he sup
.,.ei tnat Mr.. Howe, in making his
,r.-ca, hal ACCOMPLISHED the object OF
--mDtoa. because he could no. be-
eve that he was in earnest IN otJe:t-
: 10 printing the views Of the minor
-
M-. 4. q. Thurman then moved 10
.-greei 10 the consideration OF the
- Itioa 10 extend the session until
gr.ock this evening.
" { aniler said he hoped the res
l.0l would not be adopted, aud that
"30.-ess would continue IN session until
.aoui have completed all necessary
-...atou The time ofthe Senste had
--~7 ~astei throughout the session, 10
,lr.Ginc. o; an agreement made early
November last, at hotel 10 New
yy,a. tetweeu prominent Senator,
.o'D--'v Republican, and a promi-
~s.t Democratic Senator and Mr..
>.ma-. !. Trlden, OF New York, and
J,.-r Democrats whom be couli name,
-; ETC; that a new party should be
0..aa.zed 10 be called the Reform
rst,, that during this session the
Dem Gratis should keep quiet and let
he d-conlentei Republicans do the
as2g, and that certain Republican
= ai5- should be the nominee OF the
a-T party Tor the Presidency.
NJ. Fenton-Will the Senator from
Inliysn name the Senators 10 whom
-e'erai
NJ. Chaniler-No sir, | will not.
VI, FeHton-Then, if the Senator
49,. sltow me will say that do not
r. =ye word of the statement, but |
,.ip)-e he has been misnformed.
NJ CGaniler-l don't ask the SEN
..,- - believe it. | don't suppose he
a.-S anything about it.
VI: Ca-serlv-Does the Senator Mr..
-a.ni.er) ,ay that there was an agree
a-gt ~ which the Democrats were to
s--p 4IIet?
". Casndler-I say there was an
..,-;-;aoding arranged in that room
hotel in New York early In No
amber, and | wish to compliment my
ENDS 90 the other side OF the house
"'n the fidelity with which they have
a':.ei out their part OF the arrange,
-eQt.
NJ asserlv-There is not a word of
.::;A 10 that statement from the begin
~ to the end OF il. There was no
.;.eement nor no understanding. |
ave spoken TO other Democrats on this
Dor, and their words are as good as
l.ae, sud my word, | undertake to say,
a. gooi as any man :, and say there
aot word OF truth in the statement
Mr.. Chaniler-Thst is the Senator :
mon, bat it is not mine, because |
-.ppen TO know that the statement is
l.
Ir. Casserly-Does the Senator ques-
10 my statement when | speak OF my
w acts?
NJ Chandler-I do not question the
>enators statement 80 far as his own
ac:. are concerned, but ! am telling OF
80 understanding about which he
Norably knows nothing.
Nr. Cssserlv-Between whom?
NJ Chsndler-Between the conspirs-
":' do not name.
NJ. Casserly-Does the Senator in
c.lie 10 that somewhat ungentlemauly
A'd dlscourteous term, If applied to Sem
aiors here, any Dem rcrstic Senator.
Nr. Chandler-I include the parties
,Sao were assembled in that room in q
a3t-I in New York early in November
.a'i, and il the coat that should make
Us anybody here, put 1t on.
Nr FeDtou-Mr President, l think
.le Senator from Michigan is bound to
give names.
Nt. Chandler-I was not present at
mai conference, but / tell what | know.
20 not see fit. how yer. TO give the
-A,ne', aud shall not give them.
AI { 'sserly-Well, so far as l know
and take this to be the statement of