Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-30


the hearts of the Southern peo-s
pie, who would never forget
Il, though they would not have asked
Of tho North such an act OF self.ro-
i1unciation ; for, proud Of their own
battles won In defence Of their hope
Ices cause, they respect the spirit with
which the men Of the North vindica-
ted the integrity OF the Union, and
their devotion to human freedom and
they do not ask nor wish the North to
strike the mement0es of heroism and
victory from their records, or monu-
ments, or battle Aags, but would rAth-
or that both sections should gather mp
the glorias won by zach section, not ON.
vious but proud Of each other, and re-
gard them ~ common heritage Of
American valor.
latter expressing deep regret that he
ally, Mr.. Lamar concluded with IN
eloquent appeal for the laying aside Of
all former sectional Animosfties, and
for the cultivation of Z feeling or fra.
tornal Affection, such e should charac.
terize people bound together BY !
common constitution, destined to live
together under one common govern.
ment, and to form but q single one Of
the great family OF nations.
At the conclusion Of the eulogies the
House adjourned.
SENATE.
WAsHINGToN, April 28-At the ex-
piration Of the morning hour Wright
moved to lay aside the pending order
and proceed to consider the finance
bill and Presidents veto message.
Sherman moved that they be made
tho special order for Monday next and
long debate ensued.
During the debate Mr.. Edmunds
and Mr.. Thurman got into o discussion
- 70 the relative merits of the old
Democratic and the present Republi.
can party, which finally brought MP
the subject Of the administratiOn's In
reference In matters belonging 70
Congress, and the removal OF Mr..
Sumner from the Chairmanship Of the
Foreign Committee was given by Mr..
Thurman - m Instance Of the Presi.
dents intermeddling.
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ton instruoting tho Marine COMMITTEES
70 report : bill amendatory to the sail.
ors and soldiers Homestead oct, 90 that
henorAbly discharged soldiers and
sailors and their widows could
acquire homesteAds ON the public
lands without being required to com.
mence settlement aud improvement.
Dunnell objected.
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apbjsct under consideration and wonld |