The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.

on the Atlantic coast were passed.
FARRAGUr
Mr.. MORRILL,, Fep) OF Vt, from the Committee Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds reported that the Senate and
House committees, acting together had been unable to
the acceptance of any OF the models offered
for statue of the late Admiral Farragut While
ceding considerable merit to many of the models pre-
ented. they did not feel satisfied that any ofthem
was entirely worthy Of the subject =
THE Waikiki
Mr. SHERMAN, Crep) of Ohio presented the finding OF
the Grand Jury of the Southern district of New York
relation to the officers Of the Waikiki Bank, him
Chairman of the Committee Finance and on motion
of Mr. FENroN, OF New York. it referred to the Com
mitee on Finance.
FLANK MOVEMENT OFFICERS
Mr.. BAYARp, dem.) of Del, offered resolution Of in
quiry whether any officer of the army, while stationed
in South Carolina has received attempted to procure
payment from the State Legislature services per-
formed in the line of his duty otherwise has
admitted to practice and has pracsed at the Of the
State for his personal emoument while receiving pay
officer of the army and whether such officer now
duty said State and detached his regiment for
any service, ana II SO for what service;
resolution Bayard said he offered it in the in.
teres Of the character and efficiency of the and
South Carolina and he would call it up at the earliest
OHIO INDIANA AND ILLINOIS CENT BILL.
o mt ep S Of Ill., to take up tn mo
and Illinois Two Per Cent bill had been rejected.
ne Of %s aaa
sUNDRY APPROPRIATIONS.
The Senate resumed the considerable of the Sundry
p e nS a s 11
IN progress opposite and around govern
graph Spproprans for Gsi new p"dns for The
aa Se nS'o Of
?s sss NJ
to the proyso it was agreed TO-
Ct n
order and ruled out 0''''o 70 as not 0e'ns In
Of MI hs p N the
District an em Sn 1qe
the late CORPORATION Of Wsshinson Of
AND not %,H included p grsySus
%SSsa .n the
The DINE aEsSns the Committee on Printing
for repo5tns and publishing the debates Congress
WsDos gsB3 Of Sn2 moved 70 reconsider the
credit @ u iss sums
os
Recess until seven O'Clock
Evening Session.
yss e Se a.
c The 'f S %a se them pas ssieed to-
n Mr. xo DS y e Eli
way empo5srily tc Mr. Conklng who called the
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the value Of certain land the RaccoOn Fork OF the
when
to the consideration Of the motion to consider
said geo. q be s hs S nS
ject again, except loss Of time.
sSd s Of
BE- e Ss % Ss as ay
s Sn % but
Mr. Ar ep Of New moved to lay the motion to
Mr.. CARrENrER, Gcp) of Wis, called for the yeas and
Mr.. EpxuNDs made the point that the motion to lay
Mr. FERRY, Of Michigan in the chair Overruled the
ssqssS lay Mr. Davis motion on the
s that there @ sP' to Of be s xrs st .aa Se
nounced that he would surrender and would not Attempt
M. EDsusps-fhat is right, That will save several
Mr.. CoNkLINo said that whatever Mr. Chandler might
DO he would not sur1ender but would DO all in his power
session ,-,, =, m nh, A.,
the attention Of Congress and that the argument Of
Mr. Monsos saS tnst S wanted an extra
The nsr. vas Ia.
chamber not from Senators but from nterlopers upon
as o. 1a
years had come up here to run the Senate Of the
MI; Howl Tepl Of Wis SAID he had voted to proceed
supposed there nothing remaining to be said the
iii that %ea ssFs sers
could be passed R short time This preliminary dis
desire and therefore, he willing TO lay the
MT. FRxLISenuxsKx said he would like very much to
give the S ws. 20 IL y their
SS a SaS w" ~cs ssS
MT: STEVENSON ldeml ofKy Thought that the question
River and aarsor i'm :nd were All %
elect their own he could not see what stood
MI: boRRSAs, rep3 Of w Va: consra.ulstes the
g ssss
Sn Mr. % m Ga % @
points Of order which were sustained by the Chair ana
s nsaty Fresdens what f'Se ~'' 70
Mr. MOTION then moved to lay the motion reconsider
on the table and Il was agreed to by yeas ~ to nays
Mr. Mosnhi q Maine called up che Lesislstye Exssu
concur in the House amendments and ask for commit
Mr. EDsUsDs moved to amend the house amendment
isfs ~ out the
Some tle debate followed the Increase of salary
MT S.srrx1.n hoped the House amendment increasing
1900 4. ssP! and
increased, the people would send inferior men
to Congress- naughter)
LSSAS said he were 70 vote 70 increase his salary
amendments would not give
Mr. WRIGHT sad the republican party was committed
to n SG he ss in
people, untrue to their trust.
mat SsSs S aessH 3" ' With
their salaries until the proDared
70 pay them fairly for their services.
Mr. Edmunds motion was lost-yeas, 20; nays 81.
Mr. MORTON said he was TO have an increase salary
at all he substantial increase and would rather
have none than this
Mr. HILL CrepJ Of Ca. moved amend 90 a. TO make
salaries members Of Congress g. 80 but Withdrew
the amendment .
The Question was taken striking increase OF
members salaries, and IL was lost-yeas, nays, 49,
Mr. moved increase the salaries Of Judges Of
the Court OF Claims. Lost
The Senate then voted 10 non-concur IN the House
amendment increasing salaries Yeas tMessrs Bayard
and Stockton; nays, S.
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