National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-18

vacancies on Military Coz umltteo.
ruE MEMORIES oT THs war.
, So. ,,,,,,t,, o., inst c,-using n,,ntInp
The House resolphon aga ~ w., % ne,.on
Of battles from inc army W ~" M
COlOn was lalh boIVN wv oei'"e w wv WV
president; ...., t,r i,s mr., ,ent c,nsIlera.
ton, but Mr.. sumner objected, ~ u went over.
pnATh Oa s 1917 ,b p NJ stsyc,.or
proposed 10 ANNOUNCE to,morI9H Wy ueA'h VI MS
late colleague VIC bol. Ia XII y, rov,Jc for ,ho
Mr.. osborn lntrolnqeI mlll Rorida nOr w
ferrch to Committee on Coi ,ii ,.,lr,
TIE h1'kAhsAs 1919 ~ g,,,o,, .t,,,,,
Mr.. Hce OneIed Leso,uy,', Ssl oinst M
tions Of fraud IN the reSsnt N2's ,b Sle0sIOn
in Arkansas, and the claim OF ep'n oPPosln,g
state canua,ss, s M nr,,ying fo. Inc annoint,
have been electe,i' hhu ~ a.. aorI,iss y,
Vt Of special oomml.see o. NV s y, AZ, Is,t 70
t,nro " 10 Ltt,e nUSS, ~, nhc ,Sb,ie s,ibiect
2Pen g0oi at the RESOLUTION az SSfr I, a nn n De
nrlnted, and a, w "''''1 ~ ~
Thursday. PASSED
nm nil authorizing the pf,-
Mt. Anthony called up Ie-saylng stations at
nointfnent Of keeDera for H. ssse1
t,ans Cod and Block isiaFId 2. ','ll to regulate
| On motion Of Mr. Fenton, his L. red 70 the
the collection OF customs was refei.
The bili relating 10 tho claim Of John b.
'' Also Tor the relief Of Thomas Hollis Of Norman
county Georgia
Also for the relief Of W. II. KIRK.
riff FAHR Ggtff sTGTtTE
Mr. Morrill,, Of Vt, stated, at the request Of the
Committee on Public HnIidhps and grotfnds
that ali scuIptors who desired TO compete for the
| execution of the statue 10 Admiral Farraqut
could deposit their models in the northeast cor
IoI Oi w Sena,S WING ureo'y """e' "'e "eh'
AVe IeOeP',1 ,,y Iy .,ss,,,, sro, ,r,o, nut
I ,t flusNCh s sI ~ ~. BILL ..y,..,
was then taken NJ, and Mt. sherman proceeded
10 9tsue Sgali ,s, ". ,, ,,,,,,,,. =, ,,,
ference on the bill providing for the removal Of
Wy suhkcn MlsCh ~ ~, 2s'i.y huoh, NeN OIA' SUI"
i W iepOIt m,iUm W" y V S ~ ~ ~
MI, MI. inuih s. ioomoI III i ~, III oPP'
h,oh 70 tng F[e W ~ hpoiihtlon Dui. a, a..
MI Morth, OF malhe' spoke IN iaNor OF the
oil r co,o ,,,r, an, Co,,r,,,,oo an ,rnrorr,.-
lions, reported the Indian appropriation DILL with
unIinp9Itant a,l,enuIl Isi, ,.,. 49,, ,
The senate then, Mlthont tnrtheT action, went
lhto eAe'uuNe session' anu theh auJourheu'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATINBS'
| After the reading Of the Journal,
Mr.. Garfield, OF Ohio, made An Intellectual at
tempt to 20 into Committee Of the Whole on
the deficiency appropriation bill.
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Mr.. Banks claimed the door for reports from
! the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and reported
bill creating commission to adjust claims for
damages for depredatOns by rebel cruisers un-
der the Geneva award. Referred to Committee
on the Judiciary.
MEXICAN FRONTIER COMMISSION
Also, bill making an additional apprOprta-
| ton for the commission 70 inquire into the dep
! relations on the Mexican frontier. REFERRED to
| the Committee on Appropriations.
Also, Senate bill TO amend the act OF August
| 10, 1885, to regulate the diplomatic and consular
system OF the United States. Made special ortler
! for the third Thursday in January.
BOUNDARY LINES.
| Mr.. BANKS alHO laid before the House letter
| from the Secretary Of State asking an apprOnri-
alton for continuing the survey OF tho boundary
line between the United States and the British
! Possessions, FROM the Take Of the Woods 10 the
Rocky mountains. Referred TO Committee on
Appropriations. H. .,.,.... ,.,,.,.,.-
! Also, nlll mAklhg pIONislOn ior uetetlnlnihS
and marking the boundary line between the UNI
ted states anu Great Britain AZ the island OF san
Juan anu Hpproprauhg SA'OOo ior the purpose
fHsseu' ,,, -. ,,-,...
Also, PHI to antf0riZe the survey OF the houn.
daTy line between the United states anI Great
Brtaip, on INC Pacfnn coast keterfed 10 COM
mlttec OH Appropriations.
! -, THE VIENNA EXPOSITION ,..-..-,
! Nlsp' "ln 70 chaht lne peolhe oi JUG hcu
/ states TO participate ~ the advantages m the
international exposition Ut Vienna III 1919, anu
apprOpHating tloO'WN Tor the purpose.
Mr.. Banks advocated the measure, AMI cited
!he hreSeueht III rel'uOh 10 the Loh"oh cAPosl-
tl3n IN is5,. ., o,.,- ~, ,...,.., a..
MI. shellahargeI, OF ONO, called attention 70
az exposition OF the austrian patent laws, pun.
llshed In the Sctentao dHtertrdn, and argued that
the laws OF Austria were Ot such character as
TO operate lnJnrlousy 70 the inventors OF other
HVnpttiVsl Sn "a thst me Io.ernment should not
i i Us Nu W a0OurSe lhat "oulu result IN ther
ihluIIy;,,. ..,s ,-.-,.
~; Dah ny saiu hustria nhl aieauy ssueI Cet-
slmoaites y, WoteCuuh 70 lnNentgsst when wa
ssOn,s,leteu w Ile euEheers ~ bnhiallu Us 81,
gUIulng Anhe ptotectlOh. Ine 5eSretMy 0i
State had con so 3fei tue subject, anu hA1 sun.
,nh,' 10 th9 Au1lIlan HOvefnent pIOleSi
Mnieh MOlll u.in'lll-s' We accepted, when would
! m m, our inventors secure. u u snOulu not tne
% selnent mOull resi- WIN tne neotethtit VINO
,yor , NJ vs. InleSs our inventors interests
! were imully secureu; , ..,,,,
. M. mofHan' OF OhlO, opposed me uilli anu saul
" was no part OF the province OF tue Government
! 70 ApptopIhIe money lot inventory anu mat u
NOui.l ne Us proper 20 appropriate tlOOOg9 70 al
NcIlisS thcse uNehtnhs w tle Journals OF Europe
or OF lhls country. Ihe people SHOULD Know that
hhGl must uepenu upon ihlNluuhl energy ana
| luuNIuuhl eNetlDh, anu mat thc many snOulu
| NOT Ne lANe,l TOT the lRneht OF me lew. lie IA
| Nmcu Striking "ut tue Appropriation rom the
! ol,li ,.-, .,..
MI, hDdI, nl Mi''.' u Nochted an amendment
hutnorLllI the Prcshi ut TO appoint not exceed
nH tMeINe ptacucai h,tEahs 70 Attehd lhe eN-
NV ''ro'' !" "''h tue re'ui' Vi '"oi' Oo-
NJ ", 81 =, =, ,.z.,., a., al, -. .
p,Gas,,r ,t Hntnr,i a., I ~ a., ~ o.
~ ai ~, T. az " On' oD III