The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19
FORTY-TlIRD CONGRESS-.
First Session.
SENATE.


naval affairs
Mr. Chandler, from the committee on
commerce, reported favorably the House
joint resolution to change the title Of the
United States agent and consul general at
Alexandria, Egypt Passed.
Mr. Anthony, from the committee on
printing, reported back the bill to provide
for printing a biennial register or blue
book.
Mr. Morrill, of Maine thought expendi
lures for several departments very heavy,
and should be reduced.
Mr.. Anthony explained that there had
been great increase in the business of the
department.
Mr. Sergeant thought there could be a
great saving in the matter of public
printing. He said the cost to the govern
ment now to send documents over the
country was greater than before the frank
ing privilege was abo ishel.
Mr., Sherman of Ohio would vote against
printing every public document unless
some means were adopted to distribute
them The bill was passed
Mr.. Boutwell,, from the committee on
commerce, reported back the bill amcnda-
tory of the act relating to the enrolment
and licensing of certain vessels Passed.
Mr.. Howe offered resolution instruct
ing the committee on pensions to inquire
into the cxpedicncyo of placing on the pen
sion rolls the names of all honorably dis
charged soldiers Of the war of 1912. irrcs-
pective of their terms of service.
Mr.. Gordon called up the resolution di-
rectng the secretary at the treasury to in
form the senate as to the quantity of cot
ton seized since the war, the amount of the
proceeds of sales and disposition thereof,
etc. Passed
Mr. Hitchcock introduced resolution
that after Monday next the senate meet
daily at 10 o'clock, and take n recess from
$50 TO 7p. m.
Mr. Sumner objected
The house bill to establish the compcn-
sation of senators, representatives and dele
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Mr. Conkling presented a petition against
the repeal Of the bankrupt law, and asking
that it he amended referred to the jndi-
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Mr. Thurman believed the resolution
should he amended so rs TO provide for al
odionrnmcnt ON next Tuesday. lie he
leved fine iudicarv committee would re
mort ON the baukrupt bill tomorrow ant
that fine reno,t would be snch rs TO com
mand unonimous approyol in the Senate
then the lin wonld become fine law of th,
land. hut should the adionrnmcntbe ordered
from tomorrow it could not become Law
before the HOLIDAYS and the Senators woulC
he doing an Injustice to their constituent
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Mr. Coli moved to refer the resolution t,
the committee on civil service and rctrcnch
mont lost Inv q RISING vote of % vcos +,
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Mr. Snencer moved to adjourn lost h,
uoto of ottooa
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