Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-12
FORTY THIRD CONGRESS,
MONDAY. JanuarY

supplementarv ,i,i, -. en- Eue isNSase OF me
Of the New York Chamher 81 rrra,nr,rsto 80
| ing certain notifications In the bsnkr1nt a..
laid on the talle " '-S O~NN'1Pt law
MIR. Sargent presented n,euo-,s, ., r,,.-,,...,
| Cady Stanton ard Susan q. Anthouy. S-Sir,,
that women have the same right "a ,,tc a. ,'fs
cr,d men. He asked 10 refer II 10 the ss,n,, 90
| tee on Privileges and Elections which h. bnt,,,
would make a favorable report ~"
Mr.. Clayton presented Joint resolutions nj
! legislature of Arkansas askiny nxssate -.
civil rights hill the removal Of the ps1 -.
raft and grants for Agricultural colleges
Mr. West presented resolution OF the Louis
lana legislature certifying to the cha-s,ter AZ
P. b. 5. Pinchback, characterizing the state
mepts which have heap ,nasa &c., - =,
him as SANDERS and asking for his innmeiiate
admission Read and laid on the rabls
Mr. Cameron presented a oemorisi az o,.r
10 600 Prussian Nenor,ites desiriny - set,is -,
this country ASKING 20 he nrofsrtsf So, &c.. -
ference in any public lands which thew NAV
tom Vas oiiac, =, as ~ a, ~ ,.s recep
eioners " - ''N FN''''0i-is "eie iOI-
III Ramsay fran, f,o,,r,;..,oo, r,o.. ,,as..
rerorted HoEse animal mn to St.hi,sb $1,000
most rontes ~ " ao''7u Nei 'Ai"
NJ InoaIts ;,.ro,,,.os = ~, =. -.,... -.
carr, 81 ht - - u.,L az isIele"ee ~
R. and It's branches va '-N - q ~
MIR Howe from the coun,..ea on ;,,r,r,
reported House resolution fIiinS va .s,.;ss =,
the hoard of regents on the Smi fb,pIsn Insti,,,
tios
Mr. Copkling asked that tho r.s,l,.i,,, H..
read w
Mr. Ramsey offered a resolptfo, ,,ira,,i,,,, ,ho
Committee on Foreign rel atoms 10 inpuire into
the eXpediency of Advancing m. rnfssio, -
Sweden ami Sorwav to r. - ,,,ssi. -
AdoDteo 80 A'0'O"'
Mr. Mitchell introduced hill for the as.ah
lishment of an $50 os;,s q, pn-,,o,, S $50
The President aid bslfora the Sansta . 80, So
municat!op from the Secretary Of war rslstiys
to the expenses of the Spriurfield armorT
The Senate then resumed The consJdsr ,tfo,
of the bill In renaa1 she
sArapN- my
MIR Gordon. by unanimous consent Withdrew
- :,
tnte for The same WHICH he sa,d 49, - ,,,,
EXPRESSED his views Tbe nresent aHnendnst,
whose nav is under x 900 and over = 20 h. -,
duced ten per cent and that The nv ~ 49,.
pavmaster general auartsrmaster Ss.srtr,I
surgeon general and other stan OH GERS be fixed
at i. eco; a commodore OF the navy - oOo. ne
vice admiral and Lieutenant general o. the
army, - 500, and the general of the arf-r
Mir. Gordon contended that the salary of M
military officer in time OF peace ought ~ ex-
cetd that OF the paw OF a l. :. Sspator. as
q greater responsibility rested upon the latter.
the Senators, who were the creators. while the
army officers were the creatures. Tbe labor
performed and the services rendered nv Sem
tors were uncompaTably greater than those OF
officers of the army. He then proceeded 70 make
a personal exp aEatiop in regard 10 the nofivas
which had been imputed to him OF an attempt
an idea never entered his mind. on the c3n-
trsry, be would state here what he had often
sai0 lTlNafelV. that n tie settlement
hculties of the country had been left 10 the
armies at AppomattOx much OF the Disturbance
which had followed that event would a ave been
avoided. lie said be a member Of the CON
and that drrinS tu ~, o, 81 .e suInenier
Federal commanders allowed not a word OF eve
ultsiion to escape their lips, nor during the
mpoiS Iine uiu tnTH aIude 20 an Engagement IN
those in which thew had net def Sat o" Tbsi 10
courtesy and tenneTance lad daeTi a. atHa,
him P'' ~ f''0SS"
Mt. Fdmurds moved n armand t,,o ,,r.,,
ment by striking out an the Amendment excen,
dent 10 s5S o.o After Marcb ~ Vi ae .Ssi
down the APPROXIMATIONS Tor the F,ecn,inss
Mansion dnring Ala cn,ra,,+ - -. ..
thousand Joiars ner annun ig Thes ears .swen1y
was agreed to~vers 90. nays n
MT. FrelinShuysef ar,nes ,Sa, ,,s o,o,,,o,,
of the amendment as il now stool was nor"
Presisent witch theI, nr sne saiary OF the
from acting upon directIy "" P'e'e'e"
fntiIity Of an att m ~ ~ 80 put tue
emf Cenrress IN dirtata the annroy-io.;,pps =.
future Congresses for the Fxecatiye Mansion
Mr. Bsvard offered tbe nronosi,;on go ra,,.
the saary NJ tiie Preuidapt pya;o vhe. NE
compensf ton now allowed was in view of snr
rounding circumstances more moio-a,a &c.,
the salary of So 900 in l3s.: in fact "a On nos
~ no 'n0'e purchasing power now than Id
Mr.. SALISBURY contended that the salary of
said he sbond vn, sor its wa e.1roi, "a and
after tbs ith Of Mail , 'ion " ~
the pnbIic condemnstion ~ the incraase ~ IA. "a
Presidents salary was as stron,iy a,nreseas ' as
its condemnation of any norr;o5 q, tn q nm &C
VIM
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
der the call of states the fol,ovin, amo,r +.
Iaroa nr,nho. - - -, s''. s
large nuhoer OF ohIs, were introduced and re-
ferred. viz:
By Mr.. Hale (Nel-ycint resolution for m
inquiry into the condition OF the [ nited States
navy
BY Mr. Small Me for the remova, or
Instructions from the Exeter and Nassau rly-
ers, New Hampshire
Bv Mr.. Dawes Mass )-BfIl to regulate the
seizure and examination of invoices and other
papers in internal revenue cases
BY Mr.. G.. r. Hoar-BiIl TO further sacure the
safety of passengers on railways
ByMr. MellisR N.YD-BilI 10 provide the
money of the limited states ana 10 ra,ria,. a.
value. ~
nv Mr. Killinper fPa Ril r. armand thu ..
section of the sct 70 reduce dntiss on iaor. :"
EyMT Toynsend o. pH, e. on I'M =:
more eficiert administrs,inn os pr pao n Ior
Istine 70 nuhiic lands aiso hII =, me laws re-
the clerical force 81 ,ha ..aoi " ioo, san'~e
Rv MI Ne0ieS t % 'ne S Ti, Lana ohce.
diction Of the I'm, h,s. pn ~ eS'eha the Jnts
nv Mr. Randafi % p, pYa ~ -
" - = ''iii " icoi sduiEs tne