, 1873-01-14

CONTINUED from the First Puge.1

YaIo md Harvard in the mast and did vet IN
less extent. but this Lii contempla.cd the e,
iEtence of colleges il each State for the cuucatio
of it's own people.
hlr. SHERMAN said tLat If tho proceeds of tn
fon thew % oush not to to b fcontined to 81 aericu @
turat and mechanical schools, 4 better use q
the money would be to amply it to the support O
common echoolB, cspecaliy in tho Southor
States. Mr. Morrill, (Yt) having remarked il
the course Of the debate that Ar. Sherman coul
Sherman @ % said. Il in ~ replY. that lie - remark va va
absurd, and that he Represented more farmer
Mr~ SHERlIAN moved to amend the bill SO as
to nppropriate the proceeds Of the public lnnds
to the support of common schools.
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM said thero had beer
onfbinp done in Connecticut during the Thirty
years which contributed so much to elevate tht
standard Of education III the common schools, AZ
the high popular college established under tn.
-act Of 1862, and Expressed the opinion that the
xf1ect OF the bill. i passed, would be Beneficial
to tho common schools everywhere.
nays, So.
Mr. Stewart offered an amendment, permitting
Nevada to establish Mining School instead Of
m Agricultural College
Mr.. THURMAN moved the reference Of the
bill to the Committee on Public Lauda--lost II
to 2e.
Executive Session, and soon
Adjourned
NEW nDD: Ems.
OF an
the fo,jorinr.
oe3efai All to estabIisl, nost rontas instead Of re-
on;riog ar.;on bv Congrcss-
By nj. .HOOPER-To rooreauize the Treasury
Denartnent' fr fhe sa1aries IF its oficers. and
cstabiish \ system Of annointmeuts in the civil
-.
hpJ r Eovi1la of tha rrensurv nenartmant
also, to require National Banks to restore their
rarital Theo innaired-
By SIr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an amendment to
fha Constitution for tia consolidation OF tho
public debt. and the payment Of the PRINCIPAL
End intareat thereof. and for the payment Of the
annual current expenditures OF tie Government.
By nr HoHGhToNTo provide ,d for "a IN H. r.
organization Of National Banks without circula~
sien. 1"'''' y -'A'''AN' ''A>'N' "A' ' -
By Mr. ORR-For three bridges over the Big
Eiou1 River, between Dakota and Iowa.
Nv Mr. McCRARV-For the removal of the
eharre ~ dcsnrtion fron, aoldiere 1yho aureed tn
oin fbo enem1 to esc.na from fla s6ntbcrn
prisons, and who never actually boro arms
By Mr.. DUELL-To abolish the tax OF 10 per
cent On the circulation OF State Banks; also for
the purchase Of the original painting known as
the :" First Realing Of the Emancipation Proc
1amation."
By Mr. HHI-To equalize newspaper post
aBe. . 49,.
BY Mr. SCOFIELD-For census of the yari-
GUS Indian tribes.5
By A1r. MOREY-To aid in rebuilding the
leyees Of the Mississippi Rive1:
Of dsburaing officers also to limit the time for
The presentation and decision Of claims for COM
tnissary stores; also, to repeal the law that pro-
hibits persons in the military service from OBJ
taing royalties or Inventions also, for the es-
tah1ishroent nf ~ 1nrca srsena] of constrnction
and 5epair, a powder depot, and proving ground
at suitable points east Of the Allegheny Noun
tains, and for the discontinuance and disposal
Of some Of the smaller arsenals.
JUDGE punE1L TO BE INVESTIGATED.
nI- KELLEY offered the following resolution,
which Was adopted:
Reaoued, Th=t tbs Judicinry Committee be instruct
Cd to 1nquire into tho conduct Of Edward Il Durell
Indge @ me on1seo STATES Gouts 1or 9e Us-
f o. n ~ ana ssceisa,n ino repo IN Maetner
- - - as4ht ~ tp ~. tr;, M s ~ ~ ors,ton NJ
e fhe GoYernment ef the State Of horisisus usurped
Gurisdicon not vested in the said District Court By
Rhe Constitution laws Of the United States, and %
Edward r. Duren, II, = the Judgment q the Commit
no aas s aaa
ita the constitutional privileges snd rishts Of tie
send for persons and papers
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
MI. HIBRARD N. ~ introduced and moved
III n fha s,th of March 1871 xxx Tann;re.
fhe nay1nent to tha Paci1o Railroad comnanies
~ oans.L:if ~ ~ cba-aaa ~ f~srs@o.Pst;o
~ rnaifs and Gorarnment mani snnn1ies etc ;nstasd .
~ aiInWinc = iedncfion 10 1neat tbe ~ ayoant ~
fnterest on thar honda' 1~~'' ''1o r1' 110'N' -
~ gtPnEN1, nanrod - 1,,1 TN III, ~, A..
f.h1e' Nec.tired1vcas - navn ~ ia - Va LILO
ha rnorn;no honr h,arinr Sn, s13,;-ed +1,o h;,t
want nver w;th6nt furthar sc3;on III ra.t * S1on.
Az VIVA "&'14' '|Ae1 ''o'A'A '4'4 -'~s -1oAt-
ruE 7pox.eu.n otru
sfr REcK mo mova3 '1 f. n snanend tbo rn,sa anil
pass the hi repea1ine the law Tor the 1ron-clad
fest osth. Lost~vess. IFS: nava. C. lass than
twn.th;rI7s IN tfe a}irmaf;ra' w A'70 ~4"AA
""o @11A 10 ~ ~. -1.ll-o -
mr. supTnnI TX nJo1sAs3 1a1s5 4hognnzs * rlanna +h
II. nncAooN Moseo 70 suspend tn9 lules
end pass a concurrent resolution for The ap-
Rolntment Of JOINT select COMMITTEE OF three
Senators aud sl1 representatives to inquire into
The LOUISIANA election and report whether there
Is any legal 6oTernuent there, and II there are
ave sets o. Reisons ctninlns ~ eAelc1se tno au
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