National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-10

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NAY. lhat 10 PeA'oA oniy inv iiioiA'
removed. Two months OF the session nave
already passed and nothing Of importance
has been accomplished but the repeal Of the
salary bill.
The country expects much more than
this. Members are paid by the year. and
the people will not be satisfied with their
coming together and passing the appropria :
tons. making q few buncombe speeches,
introducing a large numberof bills. running
up an immense printing account, and then
adjourning without having acted upon those
vital questions which imperatively demand
their consideration. The people have
right to expect definite action upon the
finances. 1t is all-important to the business
interests of the country. as well as to the
credit of the nation both at home and
abroad, that some fixed and definite imam
cial policy shall be determined ny Con-
gress. If there be no legislation needed
upon this subject let Congress so indicate
with IN emphasis not to be misunderstood.
Some uniform, stable and well-denned IMAM
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