The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
F0RTY-sECOND CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.

MT HILL rep) OF Ga, presented the credentials of
General Gordon, Senator elect from Georgia.
On motion of Mr. MORRILL,, rep) of Vt, the Agricul.
tura College bill was taken up.
Mr. WINDOW, ep) Of Mnn moved to refer the bill to the
Committee Public Lands tons to inquire
into the expediency devotng the the sales
OF the public lands to the equalization Of soldiers
ties This BILL as came from the House, proposed he
SHERMAN p Of e ni,s fYnsc
on Mr. wnSS said he the bin to dispose Of
pssss the s0yeSn%spt to these colleges for The q
so%%iisss hs wished
&c DEVOTED to deing justice to the soldiers by eauazns
the s"gsesop Of NJ sp of
motion to refer striking Instruction as to the
Of e e1t on Pubic ss %oa
keep h.so object TIN IN view .,,,,., ", s
sssny J pp$ic Bill iii
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on Privileges and Elections on -''''' y ' ''''N
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thought had better over until after the 4th Of March
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who desired present. when the mater should be
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Up The resolution Monday, and told Cameron that
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states The t%s Priveses
d antess daa hSa Sa % Ere
Of 1T as be S, and nM If the Labor Of the coms
end q the session. the responsibility would be with the
Mr. CARyEsrER, oepl OF Wis did understand that
IL the matter s9ud over until the executive
was cSntnans body Lesislafiye Questions would Of
as Ike Ml r es c the tine
could be Considered by the Senate at any time THIS
e dealt sSs sfse
Of Houses and tit Sond
be disposed Of because i was the Of persons
without acting upon it there would civil war in Louisiana
ter was very important and ought not to bn decided
Be ss nd e
ton: me-.
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10 be heard IT. said Mr. Logan. This man guilty and
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But said Mr. Morton know full well what will be the
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duty that this matter the senate %
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the the bill on n the table Sr s r @ Of
ths following yot s,corn Rav.ra c..orv Col. con.
ling, Cooper Fenon Ferry q Conn soldhwsits Hamil
ton Of Nd Hamilton of Tsxas Hill Mahen Morton Nor
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sey Rice Robertson, Sawyer Scott Spencer, sprague,
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Mr. notion To r refer the bill to
the commi'tee on fubc Lands ;;, was
pose Of taking up the Army Appropriation bill Lost
the debate Msrs Inf Morton Sherman and
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promise would leave behind feeling that sSsoiute m
Justice had been donean element that IN its
Mr.. SIBERIAN offered amendment providing that
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mean that the disposition which makes OF the public
Al Owe O'Clock r NJ the Senate took recess till seven
Evening Session.
MT wEs1 rep Of La from m The Commtee Military
Mr. RASsos rep of N c., from the Committee on
6 n s spSeS bill to move the Political sis9
The Senate y. resumed the Of Agrcl
meut offered before the recess to-day.
House and might iafi pass again this Tor want
Ss IL. The Of Mt
be- net Be amended lest # should fail e
Republic depended or the failure Of which
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conee5ned in the passage Of the bin.
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Mr. Sos1os Of Tndians and other Senator'S claimed
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cocrsd people Would Dc EXCLUDED eseS rom "n''n '"s
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