New-York tribune., 1872-12-13

want 70 aggrandze the powers tho Secretary Of the
treasury and, further do not want him to give any
greater Facilities to the people speculate. After all
0ur uoHerihg hero about the currency and bonds,
VIII VIII 1e pound In the end TO the only psnacea,
anu tna Is the resumption OF specie payment Genle-
, a., S 10 meet It In the next Congress. at least, II
secretary OF the Treasury intends TO put
Dn on Tho inc market the 8 per cents and the ~
syagicate are to the rest them without further
@ @sisa,on: want to know why 1t is that In this bill
al a,y lie can make any number Of these coupon bonds
az s ms pleasure. He keep stocks them on hand
the money market THIS biz bin viii not stop spsenaton
Of be MOT ao 70 prosperity or health The Secretary
n 9. allowed ~ step over the law, he has done
m Mr. BECK Dem, Ky.)-I will vote for the bill do
S' zee mat Affects at all the power of the Secretary
With the yndss Il places 3s' he two @
VI oo1s on the same footing. Bonds valuable
1Snshes nor increases the public security 1t has
tb tbng 70 90 with the new loans. 1t merely facilitates
whole tSnS i Tr @ taSSe oohds That seems 10 mo the
- Mr.; MERRIAM Gsep., n ". member of the Bank
also Of Mr. Hoars 6, but said that it did not con-
bene Of which vas mot for the
s Womb Wa1 mad emporaTy floating capital which this
PASSAGE TIE BILL.
Inc discussion was closed and the bin was passed,
Yeas, 1876; Nays, o.
Mr. HILL Gsep. N. J) introduced bill to amend the
ao rostal laws by placing Seeds bulbs &c. the third
passage OF the act of the 9th OF June, 1872.
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE BOUNTY LAND BILL PASSED
The House then took UP the Soldiers Bounty Land
BILL which discussed by Messrs. COBURN (Rep.,
Ind), STORM Dem, Penn) sToUGHToN (Rep.,
Mieh), and SHELLABARGER Csep., ohio), chiefly in
favor OF it.
A vote was then taken, on motion of Mr.. HAwLEY
Sys' aL 70 recoinHlt the Dill Negatved-Yeas' 60;
The following substitute. offered bv Mr.. HOLMAN
u.l,
who served Amy Ss & i sa. ss saib % s . 3S os. q
tie service We" the Bs &c Trims 1su's al the & iTGoP mustered INTO
Washington and iOT Other approved Feb H 1887 every
t. United m Sa'' % or IN the Marine Cops during the
the wtov Of any such soldier musician eansn or oe there be
such widow bis orphan eren years age
acres onesTie2 section which sIs he composed Of ceauoo
sections public along the line any public
United ses receive entry without the payment
Src That such entry shah in The p,me Of The person
eIai S above make the same in person BY agent under such
for the lands shall be ssul only soldier musician
seaman OF or or to his WIDOW Or orphan children provided for the
'f therein % or ''i sP' q tito aS asos 6 81 such &
~; Is@5 s ;a;sEs9 prior e. aa; q
'1ud sha De o. any ,e, whateye bot shall be pull and void
s1 s c.1 @ S % e s Of 3 % . PsscsSs ss rules and
The bill, as amended, was then passed-Yeas 116;
NJ. GARFIELD Rep, ohio,. from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the Deficiency bill approprat
ing Sl,639 00O which made a special order 10
after Tie Pension Appropriation bill.
THE PENSION BILL.
The House then, at $3.50 p m went into Committee Of
the Whole, Mr. HoAR Rep., Mass) in the Chair, on
the Pension Appropriation bill, which approprates
Mr. GARFIELD (FSep, Ohiol gave some statistical IN
formation IN regard TO the pensioners, stating among
other things as curious fact that Of the widows OF
Revolutionary soldiers who were the pension rolls
less than 10 per had died during the year. Over
3 900 names put the pension rolls during the
Of which over 1900 those OF soldiers Of the
war OF 1872 and some 1900 names were dropped from
death and various other
The Committee and reported the bill, which
tbcreupOn passed by the House.
The House then at o'clock p. m. adjourned