New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
xLIIIp, oNGREsSz-Isr SESSION

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| seNATr Wispr,GroN IAN no. 1874
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Mr.. FENTON (IiD. KEEP, N. ~ pTescntcu
ye,,.,ou of bankss., erobaut., and other citizens of
ss~Ycrs against any further ssue Of paper money by
tbc and asking that tho present issue OF
| LEGAL tender reserve 10 S"narawn' go. no s"a 'n'
high standing OF the petitioners nc @ssted woS'o so
,.ud the earnest attention Of tho Senate 70 tho
memorial The petition w"s rofo'reo 20 tue
M, FERRY msp.. Mich, presented q petition from
o,Irens of Illinois asking that legal tenders be sub
sututed for National bank notes. Referred to the Com
mittee on Finance. .5
,,,n ra~..u,.,' 80 ,h. a,,.r,,or q, ,,s
,ho no mich, Obtain advice He said tho press
- , country had called attention to tho abuse grow
out OF the use OF the con'aeeht uua OF
He was aware OF and that was furofshng sta
uonery 20 .ne repor'o,o o.. ~. ,.os. ~ ,h,.
sened three orders arcady TOT ina. anu .a'
.a.,o no tad sc,rcbod and coud not find any law
n"."o a." D. .,..nt =, to sonsta IN o, ve anon or
derr Int believed IL had boon the custom. n he had
violated the law signing the orders he willing to
nrdnoe vita, the custom without an examination OF
eGoldamoo "i"' '"' '"' " w. -.
mr. C1NkhiNd 'hep NJ t"o o'''' '0"'
account ~, ~, .oo orao. n, Ian q for four dozen
TIE ChhiK reaa an o1der OF 1sIi ON smS,eo1snt
day one ior nan ream OF sna, o to So.s" pen6old
pencie nan dosen snaii e,sers Tio,i@ naner. on
ers ana nan aoz9n arg Se oi faoiscap Dspor
jan TO- another oruer ~, onS ioa ~ mn box
one ream OF noto pape Two aHn'" p'N 'SDN -
Vi nM MI iYNGMay iaauire lor the Chair wbonoe
| MI mi; SO $500 n LIN ~ Tho char
T,c on IN re n,ed tnat when stationery wanted
| and Inc snrpleI IT, 1900 d. #. lIIe.i od 80
| Mr. COkKLING inquired If this stationery was used
y .nontcna and III they to the stationery
70 aI a. md then had rcauis tons to the Vice.
| il.sd.niY - ....... ~ .e.r..s el, .Lt
~ go .c 81. nrdars - ~ TOT" '
| AZ A. VoTKIJNG-And understand these arc not the
o., ~ repVr.1rS ., w Il fhs S,,iery
Mr. uAMliN tisep. Mej inquired ii the Chair would
Mr. LEN rcpeW at,sr bforo Iso S.nats
h s NJ IN i me krny or no s,c practices when
be aied tins Vice Presidents chair In former times
stationery had been usei quite nDeray' nv, tat The
were ha"uSo Hsu ~ o ststianerv To newspaper re-
| pporters he dispensed with III
MIR. SCOTT (Rep., PENN said upon an exaIhiha
ton OF Tue eongresson. pier rso i1 to e corrs
than Two plgos oI na VI ILL.," ,hs n,me, NJ ar vcraI
tue bW he CHAIR the
ades rue ~. @ ~ ,s rcnorters on the lat had
supposon that eac one VI luz t az tonsr for hs or
her supply of stationery Was there any one through
whom tue reaason was made poa 's so ~ should
be known who received IL ana VINO eu mo ~ aIo
papers In favor Of such hlsh code o' hi"r"' N"'
The CHAIR said he mad been Informed by the me- Ser
ger,ers gallery and he sent down supply of
| stationery. - 49,. ,,
M, ~ sSarteS ssonery had been FURNISHED the
reporters gallery during me past Iour years. o
ON Contingent Expenses with to inquire
when the practice OF rurhshng s.'oorS no u
such stationery and whether the pracuce shouu
not he discontinued. e,,,o
Mr. FENT0N b Rep N ~ saa tho S So Ia =" Ioo OK
Contingent Expenses was commissioners Wy ,o y
this class Of ana ne wss I make
there was FOR ise Thought s people OF the
country could well afford to pay ior the Wsea
by the reporters in furnishing the country lnormation
He did not desire however, 10 DO % a.
practice, and Wouiu DO esu W "@'o iio ""oo
ot IL -. -, ,,s,,. $3.50
Mr. MORRILL, tRep,. MeJ s,u s"1 r. ae. i @ ty;s
tha inc oeha,c wa' ';u ,',,t n. ms de ma to what
pendiiure. lie hoped inquiry "ou'u "o ""uo ~ w "
amount went to REPORTER ,.,,.,,. cou,,,,,,., ,,
The motion OF Mr.. Morrill, directing tue oohui'teot 10
inquire &c, was adopted.
THE LOUISIANA CASE
r,. .,i,, ho,r having expred Mr. Ferry tRep.
Inc nornius nun A'"s ~, DnpvTrp
AchD was calicu 10 'hc on""' gu" D' ~
o. .,;a D.. had ma ambition to make a speech, and
nc s"'u no w w $500, un.,,s, ,,,i,.r had
said that no could make speech eel, without
clarifying his country unfortunately, III w, a uua,"e9'
altaton He never reflected this Louisiana matter
but with mingled emotions OF sorroS anu sha me no
read from the speech or Tue oehator irom IN
dana tMr. Morton in relation I'D the report
Of the Committee male last sesson Denx no par. oi eno
ges,9 in this case Tue Cobbt,ee naIts sneo peoa
rrorrauzed and thst Mr. Plnchoack should Dc ses,eu
his credentials he hasing prma I"ee ease no
next read the CREDENTIALS vi MI suu " hH
and said the creneh'as oi Do " Mr. Rx ssated on
Oh the same nav. ny y, was ~ ,ara vs. msh ease
But all why no was NOT seated Inc ar Was ne1
with ruinor- anu Tue nu' y, s,,aS p, ,hasa cradan
sy DOUBT =, a. y. Sbe p there was any legal
Legislature, or any .S fr, Indiana donhied the
t was oesa m tnd electng Raw The Commit.
tee by tue ssnate o i, of tesonv Of oo
ana Ererv member OF tho COMMITTEES was against
the legaity o, tne hevks utrtanI Mr. Tr,inhul as