National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-27
Aiso, petition Of 800 business men Of New York,


the admission Of the Territory Of New Mexico
INTO the Union. Referred 70 Comm1ttss On Terri
NJ. JOHNSTON introduced bill In reference
% the Washington Otty, ST Louis and Cincinnati
'% nosson Of NJ. CRxGIN, d Conniftes On
Nsysi Aasirs yss dissih,s,rgsd from The turtle,
q o 81
IL. CHANDLER presented JOINT resoiutions
Il The Michigan Legislature in favor Of the I'm
government Of The SagtnsW river. Referred b
q. fRELINaHuYsEN ealleSsp the bin
eeneerning tho practice in Territorial courts
Jes 1ns R:sssss p.o. Of
q ii; peiilss dis.aSilisie.. Rsisrred % JUDI.
oRAoIN, nom the Committee On Naval
A6airs, reported bill TO authorize the payment
& ns S'sI. Also 70 9.
6e1s.ins g Fe.. Norfolk, Nsrfolk. W.
Anairs, reported . substitute for House and Sen.
~ NON American Board Of COnmissiensrs foi
tefeisp Missions, IN Idaho Territory, Tor Nea
M NORTON presented resolutions Of Cham.
e 81 H. in Sao n;,. s,5n
b constructed Of continuous spans Of 100 feet
eaeh, and two pivot draws Of loo feet each. Re
Es. JOHNSTON Hs5is' introduced bill authorizing
the Washington, Cincinnati and St Louis Rail
e. aId ".
pcis 70 the city Of 81. Louis, and . branch road
il Il Sss.s H.
eransins Aid to said company. Referred to Trans
iThe same bill has been heretofore introduced
Z. Rf1;f pr..,o..a petition Of ett,..n. Of
SsGon, a asstinS ne e0mRlesaSSn o. inc f0r'iano
IMPROVING THE MISSISSIPPI.
Mr.: WEST called p the BIZ apprepriatinE
for the e. the mouth Of the
M. WRIGHT, fro6 ths COMMITTEES on tho Ju-
dietary. reported adveEsely on the bill to remove
aosSo 4 n sad fs sss ts Ct Ell s.d
the Senate At one time, and had been reconsidefed
and recommitted on his motion, in order to enable
u obtain some mofe Information on tho subject,
which he derived. Mr.. Cabell had been gradu.
wSi Issn ss and Sss Hs M Sse ia
Slides void Be- removed, and Nj: tabeii ia,
..s s S5 %. IL S
would believe him (Mr. O. Of Embarrassment n
tRis Hltteg Ry taking speedy action on this bin,
GsStn Of Sis dsebiiitiss. He ssSsd tat tSs Bill
ESG RfsH q Ne S. 0s ssis..,
alfo reported adversely op the bill 70 relieve the
disabilities Of Thos. Hsrdepan, Of Georgia.
u Slsssa on he ss e.isnd A. VI ' ''A ''
4, SHEsMHS ' osfi. PIT sp Il. resolution to
tnlt debate on the finances, and medified 1t 90 IS
Sksil BE- limited to ten minutes and it shall be in
tsdef At Any time to move recess from to 7:s0
Afisr brief discussion, Mr.. SHERMAN with.
neus eOnsePt tha. the voting skould commence
=! P m, and speeches On apsndnsnts be limited
erpENrrroy AND rnfs sAxKrre.
TIC bill 70 provide for the rede mption and re-
seene o. United states notes ana ior Tree banking
n SCOTT, 1Rho "; was entitled to the floor, said
thst be bad been speakng yesterday when the
he HsS sSoaid The people
Ihsfs were now nve desoriptioHs Of currency in
@ sas sesss! s.aS.
saas1s s1sa S sna h s8e .sseas
Vie TSala ,. glad tina. note, issued ey tn. Gov
erpmsnt should BE- substituted for al OF these.
S most ss. s1eIss q :ns
81 s ssnf sS ~ s 'HSs
&c s.snr o.
tAst esrtsin provisions Of the pending bin did not
f. Hh a&R1STsN Of No. said h. had listened
the lengthy debate on the nnances. Hs e1prsssS
ssasrssss l 3 IS: e:
essis. He agreed With the eenatof from Michi.
s e. e as Ts s Sn:s e. e &
banning system, bat he could not !ete for any
Sseh proportions - that Senator and others had
ess~ is desire 70 return to mets{iie Sssis sad
al his votes on the various propositions thai
you'd BE- pseesnted would be directed to that e.
he had no hopes that anything that he could
~ would stop this cry for paper money, over
SHiea the country seemed to DO 90 rampant:
banks, and the issue Of no more fractional eur.
u nsS sn nf e. 81
Eminent but gold and silver. Ai,sr this sgbject
sSE S)Sposition, and Would have L fefeffed x
the pfoper committee. He held that no Govern
1cnt sleA a. ours had the right to Issue deRre
dated paper currency, and compel Its citizens to
Gr. FENroN said his views on the finances
.s %has hs country ssnss
was action: He did not favor any part Of the
NJ MORRILL,, Of VT, said it was rtdiculousto
say that this country was too poor to resume spe-
Gle payments. lie favored tho retirement Of legal
tenders, dollar for dollar, a. national bank notes
The discussion was further continued by Messrs.
LOGAN, HowE and others.
M. BoGY withdrew temporarily his amend
ment fixing the limit of legal tender circulation
q 600 900 90. and the question then required
TIE motion Of Mr.. SEIZURE to fx the limit ut
116e, 100000.
The hour Of p. m. having aryyed the CHAIR
1tated thSt, according to the common agreement,
speeches would now be limited to ten minutes.
Messrs. BUCKINGHAM, MORRILL, Of Me-, THUR
NAN, and FERRY Of Conn, explained the votes
which they were about 10 give.
The motion Of Mr.. SEIZURE was lost-yeas, Is;
nays, 40-those In the Affirmative being