The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-12-04
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the GoYcrnoD of Kansas to fl the
vacancy caused by the resignation o.
! Caldwell The credentials !, were
rsceiyed,, and the oath of ofise. adj
minis tered aaa 'la1 a sas'aasa
| It was ordered that the Senate
meet daily ut L, O. CLOCK N. till other
wise ordered; also, that the Secretary
OF the Senate notify tho House that a
quorum eff ths Senate had assembled.
and tAat the body was ready to. proce-
led to the transaction of business.
EMessrs> Anthony and Thurman
were appointed a committee; 10 join
lsimilar committee on the part Of the
House, TO wait On the President and
notify HAN that quorum Of the
House had assembled. E
Mr.. Sargent had te2sgram read
faom his colleague, Casssaly announc-
Ing his resignation. TTVf&A
/ BILLS INTRODUCED.
/ The following bills were introd ucsd
by unanimous consent and ordered
laid on the table, to be taken up by
the ComnGittee hereafter:
BY Me. Suumer-A bill supple
mentary to the bill to protect all citi-
zens OF the United States in their
civil rights. He said he hoped that
the Senate would be ready to proceed
to the consideration of that we'll
known bill without referring it to the
f, Committee,
DIR. Edmunds hopes that this and
every other bill involved private
+, rights would be sent to committees
i By Mr.. Sumnsr-A bill to establish
edual rights in the public schools of
Washington and Georgetown.
: By Mr. Summer-A joint rcselu-
) ton proposing an amendment to the
Constitution OF the United States, so
as to provide for the election Of Presi-
dent of the Uniled States by direct
E vote Of the people, and abolishing the
office of Vice-President. A joint re-
a solution proposing an amennment to
the Constitution of the United States,
= 80 as to extend the Presidential term
h to six years, and making theoccuuant
ineligible for reelection.
e By Mr.. Sumner-A bill to auth
# orize the issue of compound-intersst
e notes as a substitute for legal tenders
: also bill to protect persons against
5 inveigling from abroad, or kindnapp-
. ing, forcible restraint or involuntary
II servitude.
q q Mr.. Sumner said he introduced
this bill to cover a class which has
occurred since the last session Of Cor
gress. He referred to the 5000 Itali
an children now held in scrvitude ir
this country, having been kidnapped
y from abroad.
Also by Mr. Sumner A bill tc
provide fer the adju Stment of the
French spolition claims.
By Mr. Conkling-A bill relating
; to the moneys appropriated for mem
It bers of Congress,
III BY Mr. Edmunds, Of Vermont-A
|, bill creating commisien to adius
J compensation for depredations by
n rebel cruisers, awarded by the Genev'
J. Tribunal.
e BY mr. Wright, Of Iowa-A bill
2 changing the time for holding Circui
y and District Courts in Iowa.
d BY Mr. Wright TO repeal the &C
Il Of March 3, 1873, increasing the sal
e aries Of certain persons therein
= named.
> Br. Mr.. Logan-To repeal the act
&c entitled can act to establish an uni.
$. form system OF bankruptcy through.
e out the United States" Also a bill
8. to establish o branch mint al
~ Chicago.
4" BY. Mr.. Martini bill repeating
u such sections Of the bankrupt act o.
Is 1867 as provided for 1nvolun tary
ri bankruptcy.
!, BY MIR. Fonton-A bill to revise
r. the customs laws of the United