The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-11
he Denies the Charges Against Him and
Asks and Obtains Special Com
mittee Of Investigation.
DEFEAT OF THE INCREASED SALARY BILL.
A Resolution DeclaratOry Of Democratic DOC
trine Rejected by Close Vote.
SENATE.



of liquors in the District of Columbia
Mr., WINDOW, Cepo Of MIMI, from the Committee on
Public Lands reported, without amendment, the bill ex
tending for nine months the time allowed the St Paul
and Pacific Railroad Company for the completion Of Its
roads
Mr. RAMSEY ep) Of Mimi, on behalf Of the Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads, submitted amendment
intended to be proposed to the Postal Approximation BILL
directing the waste ssn or to with
for an extension OF existing service between San
zealsnd and ana &usraa scueSns
round Trips 70 NJ mage r yea h s same oS%mee
snSnls1sa 5 s FSs s
VIII Xexandre sons and other proprieors Of the
Cruz aexico, Via Havana, semimonthy, at $4,000 per
Mich from he mani
@ with
Postal
at maximum annual compensation Of ssssO the Post:
BY giving two years nsass; being What
with its maximum pay Increased sI!o6Sa
POMRRoY RISES TO EXPLAIN.
MT PoMERoY, repJ OF Kansas rising to question Of
being able reach nv the arrest for
the business OF session in order to make
and W&Rieh JUSTICE due also 70 members
COUNTRY
their attention csllea through the press 70 the late sena
%asen e:s' Son.pracy hsrs pisnnsS plotted
my lips ave-
SPEAK i now Propose 70 break this slenss Your
the Country pSScIy deny the Of and
every charge Of bribery and corruption made by the
made.
and oonda5 and declare an such sstemsnts
sfecidcaly deny that entered into any
s5 s any %
vote In my faSor or that ever directly or
IN tho hs
sIsss
s se An sas sa % a e u
the jurisdiction OF the Senate that must now ask and
be Int Th @ to thor
Shsrastcr made or even minated against me- and that
s sa Sss o ssnS sF
the a slsss
ssssd ssSsSs OF M mis- @ y Sad Of sss
TINS body and that there may be no pOsibiy
CT HS sss II Be the ps sSHRe s9asa
from the other side Of the a
myself nor any political associate should be even con-
Co BE- Is e al AS
M too and 10 aa Sf &
full we'll thatI have committed crime, and am asking
@ BE 'h4' an
The Pc;9aSn Tss ADOPTED % from tho
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Washington, which referred to the COmnittee on
M fnYax!Ss dem, Ct Ohio from the Committee on
Private LAM Claims Al the claim of
public Sadass at fSIieSsDSS 1s. W
s1TyESsos, DEM Of Ky. presented the credentials
pontmen elected by the Legislature Kentucky to iii
tails We're re adj and Mr. Gachen was sworn in
RESIGNATION or HENRY WILSON
wilson, announcing that he had transmitted to the Gov
effect At the end OF this Congress.
M srsS S that
transmitted by the House
with leave to sit during the session Of the Senate
Nj RAMSEY, Gep) of Mimi, introduced bill to author.
lie the Secretary OF the Interior TO discharge certain ob
q Sioux Indians. Referred to the Committee Indian
sS e T g bin ns
Tide hs w ssss" s and s at Rock Island
, SSr Ma dep g. oo h the Commit
method OF disposing OF public documents after July l.
PoxFRoY COMMITTEE
The VICE PnEs,pEST announced as the special commit
Messrs. lrehnghuysen, buckingham Alcorn, Thurman
The HOUSE bill extending the Southern Claims Commits
extending January J. 1876 which was agreed to-
presented on or before March s. 1873 'lA''' n0'
Bill sd Sy wos and
g, nS the
to the electoral vote Of louisiana which laid on the
MT sAsyfR, gep2 OF q. introduced bill to establish
On motion Of M snEasAs Of Ohio the Vice President
senate 70 count the electoral vote Wednesday next
THR ALABAMA CLAIMS BILL,
paying to asuia aSa1;.
w to take sss sa nd
sahsSsS
roratons e constantly changing hands, and has gen.
parties Who would now receive allowance The ship
owner has no legal claim bis loss % was
AUST claim merchant goods siroyed
knew mat the injury done US by Great Britain was
and wa, perfectly absurd 70 make any argument on
Mr. BuesiscHAx, nep.) Of Conn, argued for plan OF
distribution by which each would stand on its own
MT MORTON Of Ind called up the House bill to provide
"s Of n 10 S empds the
; and The Great Britain competed sndsf
Gle q the Aesp y to into effect The first art
approprates Is 100 to Day the Expenses Of The COM
mission. ~ ''' Wv S~F~>"Se W ~~~ S~'N-
mr.. SIkwAnf rep) Of New. then took the floor and
~ 81 the Funding bill and its provisions In
they had no claim whatever LIZ "''O "S~ SA"'
MI OohskTi rep OF Oregon also took the view that
paniea paw VI '"e insui aiee eom-
M BAYAnp, emJ Of DEL said that he wou,a or N ssr
70 insist that the stockholders o. narance eo su
SSSEi a Of ss... v ssrs 81
were q tnat ola which challenges our
Eesponsbe for the war than other class of cti1nn
the Insurance rates were higher during the war they
as legitimate as the profits Of I the m 1es.
during the war. Many shipping firms OF the unIieJ
States carry on go large trade that they insure them
selves Would IL be right 10 one of this ciass,
sefinsurng merchants when he presented his claim Tor
vessel destroyed by Of the Confederate
would be fight to say TO him You made many other
ventures which prontablc you sold your goods at
an immense advance, which was paid by the people
Now before you get anything for the vessel which You
lid lose, must render account Of profits from
The hfy or voyages which were successiul' This
would be applying the same principle exactly as now