New-York tribune., 1874-03-31


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Mrssr. Buckingham. Fauas,II. Keller Scott Stoek-
t Edmund-, aud StsrensoH, w9o wouid nave Votti Ia
the negative we've pared VIA NeSsgs. west BfownoM,
would have voted m the affirmative.
Mf. SCOTT rep. PeunJ moved al amendment 10 the
amendment Of Nj. NorInrpn Tor ah lnCrt"se IN III the
National bank circulation 10 the extent Of s6cac, an
Js,Iary ls', The secretary OF Ie IreiSut shin pay
dcmaud. a. the oce Of the Treas oI thc United
Nev-Orcau-, 10 any holders Of U1ited states
s1chanec Tor such notes, equal amount Of coupon or
registered bonds OF the United states IN such form as he
pc OF that sum, redeemable cOn after ten years
from the date of their issue at the plea re e. hc Onlteu
sta's, tearingi5 pcf cent interest HJeete~-heas o.
Mr FEELINGHUYsEN Rep, n. y moved an amend
meut that the surplus revenues OF the ULlted states
shall the purpose Of accmuuiai ing goa coin
M the Treasury the secretary Of the treasury being
~ may necessary I'm order TO meet the denandS Tor
currency for which the receipts OF currency are not
sufficient and horzng the Secretary OF the Treasury
and sell coupon or registered bonds OF the Ohteu
States. not exceeding t1001oO, OF the denonnat9n
~ tsO or some multiple that sum. redeemaDle at the
pleasure OF the United states after 10 years aud bearing
hvo per Interest the proceeds OF such bonds 10 be
redeem legacnder notes, the President and the Secre
& Of 5ne l eIsy having 70 accumulated as sucent sOd
ooin the legaltendeI notes 80 redeemed not 10 10
ressued except exchange for gold CON at par pro
tiop The Goyerument snail be unable 20 redeem part
of the legal tenders gold coin, the Secretary OF the
Treasury may issue the requisite amount Oh ponds OF
the same character a. above ana redeem sucn part
with those bonds. Rejected-Yess, IA; Nays, 30
Mr. MORTON rep, Ind) moved 10 strike out the
foarh section OF The b which provides for the retire
Of United States notes IN the ratio OF 20 per cent
Of additional National Oauk notes authorized by the bill
Mr. SHERMAN said he desired TO offer an Amendment
30 section before the vote was taken 10 strike 1t out
sucn An under the old OF the Senate,
was IN Order before the motion TO strike OUT but the
Chair this morning having ruled similar amendment OF
the gentleman from Maine (Mr HamliD) out OF order,
be (Mr. shermanl thought the ruling erroneous,
aud that II would lead to complications hereafter.
The section OF the bill proposed to be stricken out pro-
should be IA further reduction Of the sS20O0O author
iEed Ia tho previous section. The Senate, however,
serted t4OGOoyOo and now he (Mr. Sherman) would
600 the fourth section In place
of ts2oooOO but could not do under the ruling OF
the Chair as the motion ~ strike out the whole section
Sas pending
Tue CHAIR said be saw the difeulty but had made
the ruling acoordauce with the rules OF the Senate as
he Understood them.
Mr.. HAMLIS rep. Me- said the ruling OF the Chair
would reverse the practice ot the Senate IoT many years
Aer some discussion upon the ruling Of the Chair and
the practice OF the Senate, Mr. LOGAN Rep, Ill said
that whole finance bill was a scheme for contraction
aud he hoped the section would be stricken out,
The CHAIR announced Mr.. Madeigh (Sep. n. H. as a
member OF the Committee ON fflVieges aud Elections
and Mr. Frennghuysen CRep. n. JD as member OF the
Committee Education and Labor, In place Of Mr..
sumner. deceased. Mr.. McCreery (Dem ky.) ais o
announced a. amember VI the Conference Committee
the b in relation TO the payment Of certain Indian
nues. IN place OF MI. Stevenson, called nome oy the
death Of a friend.
strike out the fourth section OF the Finance bll the
senate. on the motion Of Mr.. MORRILL, (Rep, Mel at
o'clock proceeded 10 the cons Iteration Of executive
business aud after short time the doors reopened
sad tue senate adjourned.