New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
CrERENr TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
AN EXCITING DIs,t >>ION IN THE liOtsE-fkO-
rO>ED REPEAL OF TIE EiGiIr-iiOt Il Law
IAtACAZY DI>GRACtD.
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wAsNINGroN Thursday, Apr, Is. 1872
The hill 10 enable - company Of Gentiles TO build
railroad through Ulab, from Salt Lake City to TIE Colo.
RADIO River was passed by the House, to-day, after an
hours debate Mr. Hooper. the Mormon delegate. and
CIagett the delegate from Montana, occupied most Of
the time In q lively di-cusslon Of Mornonisn. which
greatly amused tho House aud brought the members to
the assembly sonethirYot the iook Of 81
NJ. company should be- given the right Of way over
along which the Utah people bad already bult 20
year. but the railroad forgotten. the debate
turning into i'ry assault upon Mormonl,ln on The
II the Saints ny their representative. The more earnest
the conibatans grew and the harder tho blows they
they laughed. Finally, Mr. Stevenson ended tie arctcal
procc ding by making speech seriously advocating inc
lii at Lrst hut running into funny VEN NJ last, ara
bln -ng down the House IN general roar OF laughter
The Senate Naval Committee. which has been for the
past few days examining the bill To make aprropfa-
tons the support OF tho navy has agreed TO RECON-
mend several important amendments. Among them IS
one 10 strike out Of 1.-THE hill provision put in by tho
House. that laborers shall BIO employed In the several
navy yard. by the proper Officers IN charge. without
70 their poitical services Another amendment agreed
TO makes the hours Of labor IN Governcn workshops
ia he Same Vicinity, thus practically repeating the
EightlIour law.
Mr. Parker OF the House Committee Territories has
prepared Interesting report in favor Of the establish
mcut of Territorial Government for Indian Territory.
The plan which will unquestionaby be adopted by the
Committee and the which Is recommended by Mr..
Parker is not interfere with the tribes In their local
tnna under the Superior anhcrty Of Territorial
GOvernmcnt-tbe reservation OF each TRIBE belng 10
ton TO deal with in all legislation for Indian Territory Is
the fact that certain railroad companies have grants Of
tinsent upon the extnguishmcnt Of the Indian
titles to their reese, ya!ions, or portions Of them
roads tho Pacific and Atlantic. has been granted alter
nate sections In belt Of country 90 miles wide running
built in great part and tie Companies claim that they
vssa gh. to their snG Which
The only way 10 make much progress in cyilizng the
to hns
reservations and induce them to accept titles IN
To such That tie c: S
ready TO seize upon the land the moment t, the
n As are 1e 1Stsg % %H lfss arr
sey sHE sna se each x nn r
100 There is reason to apprchcnd. It Is said that
the rsrSa6 companies having direct Of nearly
wn icment trouble with the tribes Tor the purpose q
s . more S sSS
that furnished BY tribal ORGANIZATIONS Win be necessary
80 ns a. Ss the sa q the
the travel ard the trafc that WIN pass them from
taken in appears to be that the time Sss come
for tls q terItoa % and
the Hss aras
protection FOR both Indians and whites.
The Banking and Currency Committee are 10 consulta
ton with the Solicitor Of the Treasury in reference to the
violation Of law on part Of the officers Of the Tenth
National Bank Of New.Yorn in assisting TO lock up
Of tho currency ~ that city recently Tho tes
tm0ny already taken by the Committee Will be referred
tee whether under the statute Of Feb TO- 1902 the charter
cannot be taken from the bank In question.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs agreed, to.
day, to report Minister DE Lsngs bill to authorize tho
education, at the expense of the United States Of two
American students to be employed interpreters after
four years study and also authorize tho payment OF
5000 for the annual rental OF building for the
American Legation House, courtroom, and Jail, In
japan.
Mr. Conkns still insists that Congress will adjourn In
May and objected to-day, TO liking the sth Of that month
for the consideration Of tho Amnesty blu 1t 10 feared
that the strength the Administration party would gain
BY passing On amnesty bill would he moro than bel.
after the Phladoaphia Convention.
Assistant Secretary Of tho Treasury Richardson having
resigned his o1aoe Of Judge Of Probate In Middesex
appointed " that position and Gov ClahIn elected " nh
MI Bro0kss seat In the House.
I0RNRRAL PRRsS DfsPATcul
Authentic Information has been received In Washing.
ton from It, Petersburg 10 the effect that Mr. Catacssys
justification OF himself hos been considered attcntvey
In the Council Of tho Empire lie Is utterly disgraced
and has left st. Petersburg for Para with pension Of
5000 rubles pr THIS pension 10 settled that II
VIII bc Withdrawn II Mr. Catarazy makes any pubcA'
Ven "f g.'es A.W 'stte or 0neIhe.