Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-12-19
FORTY.sECOND NGR

THURSDAY, Dec. 5.-SENATE.-BlIls intro
duced: Lewis (va.). to amend the Bankrupt law
Ferry (Mich.). for q Courthouse and Postofice at
s Shai8 RaPtGsi % OF Gnsiic aGs Wright tt2 d % aje eeItendi fns
time for oonstruotiono of the railroad from Meeregor
for = grohibltory LIQUOR isx wsEs Pressqted-:;.;;A rese:
Information as to the African slave trade. and the &C.
lion of Great Britain and other powers for its suppress
ba aSgss-a a.sOeia intTSd fesSiia Tsss feo G6t t tod 5655c0 Hie5 tb a
name OF the " Exchequer Of the United States" Dawes.
Myers, Eiyins a s2.O3S pension to the %i.Iy & Gen:
Without restrict. on SIT =. bill for b const 11Uafo0
fbs STEAM bnf s SieS sPsf # b Ss b1i Tas a amended fSst t 80 as aI@ to provide of
each shall not exceed ten guns. Passed as amended.
FRIDAY, Dec. 6.-SENATE.-Bills introduced:
Cole. to withdraw from circulation national bank
notes, instituting therefor legal tenders Morton. to
refund to the States the interest on the money bor-
Morton. creating a commission to settle claims ua.
fes The Se asfp. aw W1i3b Fe 10y e for 6f hbs repeal Z sslo Of the
di Getting the Fisance mi to inquire as to the
P Ps5er + Ga yh # SsTlSfddh6g for 10 the the n faaeSe Rf issas o Of 1. faf
Ten pra n45es;3 f3r Si ins6 Ga1lsd up ,ns T rsi06u no asking sEag
ton for sending trooEsto Arkansas. and the a.tion
HousE.-The biii aboiishing' the cfices Of Assessor
s srS ns aeTlitsH' th Asse. d1tie 81 to- tn't the io6 dfsea%s. S %aa
Fassed.-.Harris introduced a bill for payment for
i RpSptthhs the %arr..The Centennial COMMITTEES was in-
structed to inquire into the feasibility of taking the
census in 1875.
MONDAY, Dec..p @. -SENATE.-Bills introduced:
Pomeroy. for the relief of settlers on the Cherokee
lands of Kansas; Wright Iowa), for a military road
in New Mexico; Morton, refunding to the States in
terest on moneys borrowed to equip United States
troops in the lats war; Cole, relating to the payment
Of duties; FGnton: pE9yiding for the payment Of pen,
during the tendency Of application; Carpenter, pro
shall Convene on the first Monday Of October in each
Summers Presidential ope-term
bill; toF The relief of Lizzie ailmer. Postmistress at
HoUsE.-Bank (Mass.) offered a resolution fixing
the salary of the President at $5O,009 per annum re-
President TO six years, the President to be ineligible
to reelection; and providing for their election by the
49, ibbard IN. H offered an amendment to the Con.
stitution authorizing Congress to fix a uniform day
facilitating postal Geographic communication; Nor
gan l0hio(, to secure Justice 10 the wool growers of
education in tho Territories. also to secure a more
efficient administration of Indian affairs. also for the
Missouri river. Blair .(Mich.l. ext nding for four
years the Southern Claims Commission; DunneIl
at Lacrosse. by The milwaukee, aud St. Paul railroad;
csnaf. Bis si EeW Wtre also ? in H soduce 1diT to- r enc A tbe ta a
on spirits from fruit to reduce taxes; repeating the
fu aI ast: eC and npoyidiDg fnr tSe : sttien1t Of gs taf
of inland and coastwise trade between the Sta 'es.....
$1,000 a tS Ph Fl Boston et1 P Srs ? for an fbe aiPRBr e2 oe aopdu CT
in saving ths $3.50 900 in the Sub: Treasury during
was referred to the Appropriation Committee-..A
motion TO suspend the rules and pass the bill, rem0v-
Speaker aaOnonneed the select centenniaI Committee,
as iollows: Kelley (PaAi Dawes (Massl: Maynard
Cox IN. ", Marshall I'M. and Hancock (Texas)
TUESDAY, Dec. 10.-SENArE.-Bills intro
duced: By Sherman, authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to issue coupons in exchange for registered
bonds Cameron, upon the claim against Japan for
ndemnity",..Th Finance Committee reported in