The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-07

4 (ThurmAn) believed It would disbAn
the Republican party, though he coul
not say the one'to which he belonged wa
very solid on this question. Laughter
The action oil the Senate to-day 'simpl,
meant no man Of his age would eve
again see In this country the money re
terred to by our iorelathers and trainer
LOT our constitution, l NJ t-
hE. Sargent said he relied on anolhe
department Of the government to Sc
right the wrong which had been doul
hereby this administration. he had been
elected upon pledge contrary to thl
bill. he (sargenO believed there werI
men enough In the East and West Il
see any party perish, or the leader OF AMI
party perish who attempted TO food thI
country with itredeemable paper cur
reney. ''- 70 % f'-74
Mr.. schurz said he felt Inundated a
an American citizen at the action OF TO-
day. The gentlemen who favored thu
bill might think themselves benefited
but the day was not far distant when they
would curse the hour they gave such &
vote, The day was not far of when the
people would recover their senses and
save themselves from these statesmen
who would lead the country 10 ruin, T
Sir. Carpenter said he only arose
to say that those upon hiG
side had agreed among themselves
to remain silent, in order that there might
be . vote. They had resolved to say
nothing, and when smiIten upon one
cheek, 70 turn the other. q .f.f-y.T
MIR. Flanagan hoped the bill would be
vetoed, and said that such an action on
the part Of the President would but add
to his great lame. J ssaG
Mr.. Morton said there would be an op.
portunity to reply to these most extraordi.
nary speeches, and he would avail him
sell OF 1t, but for the present he would
forbear.
The bill was then read the third time
and passed. Yeas-29; nsys-24; as fol-
YkGs-AlIlson, Bosy, Bdremau, Cam,
eron, Carpenter, Clayton, Dorsey, Ferry,
Of Mich, Goldthwait, Harvey, Hitch
cock, lngersoll, johnson, Lewis, Logan,
McCreeRN MerrimanI Morton, Norwood,
Oglesby, Patterson, Pease, Pratt, Ram.
aey, Rohertson, Spencer, Upton, West,
Window Total-29. I q = =
NAYs-Anthony, Chandler, Conkling
Cooper, Oragin, Davis, Fenton, Freling.
huysen, Hager, Hamilton, Nd, HAmil.
ton, Tex, howe, Jones, Kelly, Morrill,, Vt,
Sargent, salisbury, Schurz, Scott, Sher.
man, Stewart, Thurman and WadIeighII
Total-24.
Messrs. Gordon, Brownlow, Mitchell,
Sprague, Conover, Ransom and Wright,
who would have voted for the bill were
paired with Bayard, Flanagan, Boutwell,
Morill, Me-, Stevenson, Stockton and Ed.
munds, who would have voted against it.
The bill as passed reads as follows
That the maximumi amount OF United
States currency greenbacks is hereby fix.
ed at $400,00O,O00. : Z o 'as.
sEcs2. That $46,OO0OO0in notes for
circulation, in addition to such circulation
as is now allowed by Law, shall be issued to
National Banking Associations now or
ganized, and which may be organized
hereafter; and such increased circulation
shall be distributed among the several
States ,As pEoyi9 ID section1 oil the act
entitled an act To Provide for the redemp.
tion of three percentum Of temporary
loan certificates, and for on increase Of
National Bank notes, approved July 70,
1870; and each National Banking Associ.
alton now organized or hereafter to be or.
ganized shall keep and maintain as part
OF It's reserve required by law a one
fourth part Of the coin received by 1t
as interest on bonds Of the United
States, deposited az security for cir.
notes or government deposits
and that hereafter one-iOurthl of the
reserve now prescribed by law for the no.
tional banking associations shall consist
OF balances due to an association avail.
able for the redemption Of It's circulating
notes from associations IL. cities of re.
demption, or upon which'balances no In
teEeat shall be paid.
Mr.. Anthony moved that the first bill
on the calendar, being for the relief Of
Lewis Ashburn Dickens, be taken up so
as to be the unfinished business to NOR
row This was agreed to and the Senate
adjourned. Z II ~ ~ i w f->"EJ.f
HOUSE. f-5
Under can Of States many bills, but
none oINgeneral interest, were reported
and referred. ,-.-..',..
On motion OF Mr.. Sawyer, permission
was given the Committee on Public
Lands to report back the Senate bill ex.
tending to Dec. 3lst, 1857, the time for
completing tho Wisconsin, Central r. R.
Alter considerable debate the bill was
passed.
Mr.. Grassland, from the Committee on
Elections, made q report In the Kentucky
contested election case, that Mr.. Young
the sitting member was entitled,to Q seat.
The Chairman Of the Committee on
Banking and Currency gave notice that
he would move the previous question on
the currency bill at the close Of the dis.
cussion tomorrow.
The House adjourned.