New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03


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Nsg'FR ErlNGHuYsEN dep n j. offered an amend
men similar That submitted by MN q lew days ago
view to the resumption of specie payments at some
future day Kesetea by f 0S S Says an additional
section that from and after June &c. lS4 onewehtet
of the customs dues shall De pla IN ''G d gga
June 80 1876 oneftn OF the customs dues shall be SO
paid .,,, n, =, og,ro, no y, or,ondment m
the section OF Mr., Thurman the following:
be done without violating the pledge made 6y
public ieo. providing asintng fund ,.n.
Mr. THURhAN accepted the amendment
Mr. SCOTT Rep PENN said the amendment, adopted,
wond undoubtedly the defeat OF the bill In the
Ionse of The provision was one Affect
ug the revenue and therefore could not be IN
Inc senate. The Senate. some Tune ago passed Dill 10
repeal the income tax snas D I me
the House on ground that was bill pertaining to
refused 70 consider said he oua su,nort III.
amendment of gentleman from ohio pir. Thurman),
I'm the hone that the adoption OF 1t would cause the
,nse 70 Law the bill on the table-the better for the
cnnntry Gaughterl He was for hard money, and
wanted 70 see the bill defeated somehow.
Mr. Thurmsn's amendment was reJected-feas, ID;
NJ sarrIs BtyRY Dem Del) offered an amendment
to the first section OF the BILL authorizing the Secretary
of lhe Treasury redeem legaender notes the LIST
Of January 1870 In sums nG OF S M fo asI o any multiple
and SIX thereafter at the rate OF 500 In coin for
sos currency on the lst OF January ls so IN coin
for 800 in currency ana SIX months thereafter 500 IN
coin for &0l in currency; on the Ist OF January 1875
800 coin for sOl In currency ana SIX months there
after he shall redeem them az their full value. Re-
Mr.. ANTHONY rep, r. ~ said that tomorrow being
Good Friday, a day observed by the whole Christian
world he the Senate should not meet. Ii had
customary during the long session to adjourn over
bin aside that he might make the motion TO
adjourn over.
Upon this motion the Yeas and Nays were called and
the motion agreed to-Yeas, 21 Nays, a. The bill
was laid inside. and Mr.. ANTHONY moved that when
the Senate adjourn to-day be to meet Monday next
MI MORTON (lsep., Ind) said that this motion was
calculated to waste the time OF the Senate.
Mr. ANTHONY said that when he was accused Of
wasting the time Of the Senate by Senator who had
not spoken more hours than he Mr. Anthony had min
ues he would defend himself, and not until then.
fLaughter1
Mr. TIPfON Q4ib. Rep. Neb) said II the Senate ad.
ourned account OF Its pley 1t would
take some Sunday session make up lost time
Mr. FERRY (Rep., Mich.) moved 10 amend the motion
OF Mr. Anthony provide that the Senate should
meet OIL Saturday. He willing to give one day. but
hoped there would be session Saturday 10 make up
for IL.
Mr. FERRY (Rep, Mch) moved that the Senate proceed
to the consideration Of Executive business.
Mr. ANTHONY gave notice that tomorrow he would
move that the Senate adjourn.
The motion OF Mr. Ferry agreed to- and the Senate
proceeded to consideration OF Executive business
At $40 the doors reopened, and the Senate I'D
lourned till to.morro