New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
XLIIID CONGRESS--IID SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT or PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT or PROCEEDINGS.
KING KAIAKAUA TO BE RECEIVED AT THE CAPITOL
TO-DAY-COvsIDFRA1IO or TIE DISTRICT Gov
EMINENT ELL IN THE SENATE and THE LEGiS-
LATIvE APPROPRIATION BILL IN THE HOUSE.
SENATE .WAsHrNGroY. Dec. H. 1874.
Mr.. CAMERON Wcp, PENN, from the JOINT
Committee ID wait upon KING Kaagaua ana ih'o LIZ"
to visit the Capitol reported That the Committee h''
discharged that duty and that Tic kiug wod W III o
Presidents Il, ON IN tie rear OF the Senate Cha"oer d.
1I3J morrow (Friday) mOrniu", VIXEN The seGat r.
would b. piescsed to il. AZ ?:l5ocock be Oua DO
received IN Tie House % Il proseniatlvcs. mr. Iau'
eron men Submitted an order Cut the Snat" meet AL
the usual az O'Clock and at 1918 recess D. 'ahc
that the Senate might liJcted Ia buy 70 INC ~ ,
the aud Join tho ceremony Of receiving HIS
s,r PRATT q. p, Tnd). from tho Committee on Pen
Sims reported BACK tne resolution iLstrnc'Bg hat
Commi.tec 10 inqute ino TIC expectancy OF 80 aincnd
Ing peusion laws 10 provide Tor he payment OK
TIE same pension ios tue loss OF Ii arm anove INC
elbow for tbs luss OF a x above the Kn,e with
recommendation that the Committee be d,sclaresd
iss iurtnrr cJDslcraiioH ,n snJert having peeh
acted upon AZ The last session. Tic Couiintee "as dis
thirs, d. ,.o,, . ,u, ..
organize me judicial D.strt OF Oklahoma, anI eeaD
lisa coalts OF the Umi"d states tnoien. H'ferred 10
e = mate ,hcn ies,ned rnS consideration Of the bill
TO revise. amend aud consolidate tie laws rriatint 10
the aecuTity OF hIo on vessels pio.u IN Wno.c ., AZ
pait ny and the reading tcicoI WIS rgnIiA,1
After IT. had Teen read thrOJgh, Dir. BOU WELL
N.ep., Mass) moved that 1t be iaid over i iueeuaG
mex rs an ficer Of the Treasury Dc.lr' mont wJ .u
Ia a.
ccrtan rJv,ious OF tne bill, had MOI compieted sucn
"a luilii or. Agreed 70.
M CoNKLiNG IRe%, * \? pre pre- prnnsy IYm
engaged IN mo manufacture oi unD'e,i1s snd
p"iasols. ci.ns atteulod to an als".a'c1 go "n
alpaca Ike b. caiy knew whetLef tne nir'nS, "a.
seuae. rs the TaiIn Dii wac already IA Conference
Questions pot bin rcdrd 10 tnc Tain Dili ana ie
desired IL state Iit tao Conference Committee
Ter IA dlspalo tne two Houses, 'he hrot OF
wnicn for the modification Of the tobacco tax the
next. iu regard tax On trokcrs sales aud The
,Eid. regard 10 tic Tax O1 non, Inc meInoti! was
rcl,Ir.h to tue Comm ttcc on finance.
Nc HAMLlN u:;p. Mel, from Inc Committee on
Mine, MniLg, reported without aDeudnent tue
oIi % ab,end o'con 5"f IN act 10 ron9.e tue
statos approved May 10 1872 and asked lis present
Ave mi vas briefly discussed and then laid in
formally.
Mr. MORRILL, REP. va submitted a resolution
Granting ~ the WnipcuS CcutenGi.i Executive Com
n,tco OF the Cty o. Washington pcrDiesIon 10 occupy
ie otunda az HE Capitol or the Afternoon ana evening
raise lands all OF tne National Centennial EXhlJiion
Mr. FiEIISGnUYaEN rep, NiJ,, from the Com
A2rlcdur fciO.tcu BACK ihe Dill 10 ehaic
Tie Commissioner Of agriculture 10 MAKE special dlo
trDuIOn of seed. with an Amendment srhlDs out the
Appropriation o $4,000 Tor that purpose aid Inserting
Iou thereof $4,000. lac amcudnent "as agreed "
ami the Dill passed.
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT BILL.
The Senate resumed Consideration of the bill 10
provide the better government OF tie District Of
Columbia, the pending question being OF the motion OF
Mr.. THURMAN tDeu., OaIC) 10 strike out the word
"rcgents" wherever II occurred and Insert IN pace
th,t.vi Conuiosluners, - Cbdt tue Botri should be
SIS ed Board oil C0Wiu-slJUers lLstcsd OF boatd VI
Ee gents. Agreed 10.
Sir. MOkKiLL az r.. Mc) moved 10 amend the 75h
co!oncr .1sicad of tLree, as menIiOhed III tic BIZ
air. BAYARD Oem., Del) said the 4sth section OF the
BIZ III ra-drd to t'r Board ~ Excise, was cthoeFsone
and nnn,e, sary, aud wCu"i move to anenC II:
Mr. MORTON (icp, Ii'i) sad there was feature OF
tins oii wleu ne Was entirely opposed. No doubt
Charge OF H. but 1t provided fUr dSiranrisiug he peO
PIE the D.s;ic.ljo1Go Or l70top person' IL took
pds the government OF the District N the
t.Als OK three men. Ia Inat reSpe e
Il. conid fo:t Without violating
ne sirit OF The Constitutions lie dIl not believe thai
fragc lie believed the ilgt Of local seii-sov, rnmen
Aerc was just ~ important a. 1t Mas IA w-ioik or
United States sustuc. tnc argument oi his Trend (Mr
AIori) iha Congress had exclusive control over tue
CI Moio) knew what woHld Dc sai about tie aboii-
non OF III. right. 1t would be, sad that it
lie knew that tncrc were people in ,ns
Dlstn.t Who were w"$t to be disi.ldchisei to sc!
cirg 81 TIE c0lurrd yot. F.om the VrgnuIGy this cry
lata local scvcrumel'. Congress. hal the same con
troOTeG icrlio.ies IS over thc Dsu'cand II wonid
poope the Tcrrtoris OF The rich, Of sf age If Con-
mad the power 10 deputo mo goyrihment Oi tnlS
In,,r "a d .nnte nc government To the whol. OF the
people Of the DIS nc Al 'n' prop r tune he prop ied
10 or au Amendment TO psUNtic Tor the o." tIpn OF
tr,e Coinis, oners Dy TIC people Of tn' d. trlc IN
s.r,d OF Al cir apo n.;.emt by Tue President
Mr. MOEKII l. tlicp, M sail that tD.s lin violated
no piiIrp,c local -ov"nncn II n'v'f was intonded
If C5Wrcss over the Dst..ct We supreme. Tae
Isit of lJcr sci government codIi no DE- violated,
when sGch government existed. IL WIS no' sN1ed,.
cor s''I1 iost agree WI i nlu Dni senators want
..t, plI l..K'E tltl Isttg
ratious, wlch existed here IN ls6C Many Sen tors re-
meeneEed "a Tn%t W o iiV 10 b. e T prte Of
the whole nation nader rh",e corporations was below
ih hi. me for tnr past thee four years great
deal lad been accomplished IN tnat time, he would
admit ana great creJt was duetto the enIerprsing
rrnfemcn connected WIZ the District then. bat I'M
fortunately was too expensive TO have repeated
caa nd cxrn1ivs control over tue Districf aud
coiI confer or withhold suffrage as IL thought proer
The peopo this District. Bat he did not propose 10
I.-c tnat sa,e, now H. tnen sRoke o. the sasa
was intended to invade the domain or morals untr the
form o, csi'Atl3a Vso ANA inmor4n'y gyneraly
power gwen to t'is Excise Board was unlimited IN
;esd 60 pys, n ;.r c sSoSe Of the nnhanpv
results which occurred in the state OF Name from
s o To- a l' pSron OF the Which
person taking out liquor license to give bono ior
paynen OF sncn OF tho license fee as shall not
be paid IN advance. and insert in place thereof proy
4,
Tre,snry az he United States in advance. Rejected
Mr. CONOVER uep, Fia) su1m tea an amendnent
10 strike out lltb l!b aud 18Th sections IN regard
to the Board OF Health aud insert IN place thereof
clause continuing the present Board OF Health
MFR. SALISBURY dem, DELI said the present Board
of Health paid $4,000 ANNUALLY IN salaries alone. ana ne
sum ota Of It's expenditure? WAS over $4,000 In JUS
state the hole pensn OF the state Government was
ONLY $4,000 per annum-ess than this Board OF Health
paid tor salaries. 49,
MI MORTON said the present Board OF Health had
bcen emueuy successful in preserving the health VI
the city.
The amendment Of Mr.. Conover was rejected.
Mr. HOWE Rep. Wis., submitted an amendment TO
strike out of the I'm Section III regard 10 me Board OF
Health the follow ing words &" But one OF the phy,-
clans appointed shgl be appointed on the written
recon itiOu Of the Surgeon General OF the Army.
which Recommendation he is directed to make, ythIug
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