Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-18
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--32 to 23-as follows: ~
Yeas--Allison, Bogy, Carpenter,
Clayton, Conover, Dorsey, Terry, of
Mich, Gilbert, Godthwait Hitchcock,
Howe, Ingalls,, Johnston, Logan, Me-
Crary, Mcrrimon, Mitchell, Morton,
Norwood, Oglcsby, Patterson, Pearce,
Pratt, Ramsey, Robertson, Scott, Shcr-
man, Spencer, Tipton, West and
Wrfght.-32. tap nstfsss
Nsys--xAioOrms~ AastAeAy, Bayard,
Boutwell, sBucltiiig hamy Gon}sling, Ea-i
tnihnds, Flanagan, FrelinshIysen, Ha-
ger, Hamfltoh OF Mary land, Hamilton
OF Texas, Hamlin, J01fcs, Morrill, of
Maine, Morrill, Of Vermont Sargent.
Schurz, Stevenson, Stewart 6tOckton,
Thurman aud Washbirri-2S w
Cameron, Dennis, Lewis and Win
dom, in favor Of the report, were pair
ed with Cragin, Kelly, Wadleigh and
MAulsby, against it. @
Ia W HOUSE. ~ a'ss
WASHINGTON, June 13-The procee- I
dings opened noisily, many members
attempting to be recognized. 7.
tg Garfield moved that the House re-
solve itself into Committee Of the
Whole. .,tse NJ y.
b The Speaker suggested that it had
already resolved itself into inter con-
fusion. @
3. ii. Roberts from, the Committce
ON Ways and Means was finally rec
ogDized and reported back the Senate
amendments to the House bill repeal
ing mOities. The following material
anlondments were cUnUurrctt In switlfs-
out discussion, AAppropriating one
thousand dollars to make suitable CONF
pensstion for information etc dcclar1
ing that the settlement of duties shall
be final upon the parties, after two
years from time of entry, the Senate
amendment fixed three years the
amendment fixing the salary Of cns.s
tom officers was struck out; all other
material amendments were rejected i
The bill was then sent to q conference
Committee.
Maynard then made q conference
report ON the currency bill explained
and specified the changes in tho hiAd
as passed by the House and the SUBJ,
stitutes o. reported back from the con-
ference Committee. Two material
points are the PROPORTION for legsl ten
ders TO be cancellod ON the issue Of
more hank currency i being now fix
ed ct * the other Is to the time, for
the redemption Of Il. S. notes In G01d
or bonds, which'is now fIxed fss Jsla-e
uary 1878. snl ac4 ~ #sas
Mr.. Clymer, q member of tho COM
mittee, who refused to sign the report
gave as reasons therefore, that he re-
garded the substitute az asAtranspaI o ent
fraud Of the Republican partyA to es-
cape condemnation, and bridge over
the coming election. :, A
The House then proceeded to vote
on the report or tho Conference Com-a
mittee, which was rejected i46 to loS.si
SENATE us,iss. igec.s
West, frenlkha Committee ON Trans.
portation, reported adversely on the
House bill, providing for the construc-
tion of the Fort st. Philips canal. The
committee was discharged from its
further consideration. 3, ..
Morton, from the Committee on Pri-
vileges and Elections, reported back
several memorials containing charges,
against Mitchell, Senator from Oregon
and asked that the committee 30 dis
charged from further consideration of
the subject. So ordered.
Morton said II afforded him great
pleasure TO state that tho committee
were unanimous in the opinion that
the charges contained nothing against
Mitchell, requiring the action of the
Senate. ssstH 'Sef