The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-25
UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
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During the discussion on tho resolution OF
Mr.. Thurman, much feeling was evinced in the
remarks made by members Of both parties.
Tie naval appropriation bill for the coming
year WA taken up. Mr.. Sargent said the total
amount appropriated by tho bill was little
over slGbt0,0OO, somewhat larger than the
amount appropriated last year. Tho principal
item Of increase was for coal for ships use
The Senate committee had reported in favor OF
increasing the appropriations made by tho bill
"A 1t came frpm tue House in q very few small
items. Tho bill Sas then read third time and
passed.
Tho Senate adopted Mr. Thuunan's resolu-
tlOn Of inquiry into tho usO Of Federal troops
In the organization Of tho Louisiana LcglslA-
tlro, after adopting amendments calling for in-
formation In regnrtl 10 Ku- Klux. Whita leagues,
etc.
Tho Senate passed the bin to remove the
Limitation restricting the circulation OF banking
associations issuing notes payable In gold.
Mfr, Gordon, Of Georgia, apOlogiZed to AIr.
Eimunds, Of Vermont, for harsh language used
in tho heat Of debate.
During tho debate on the Louisiana resolution
motion to clear the galleries on account OF Ap-
plauso, caused lcngthy discussion.
During the discussion OF the Louisiana
question, Mr.. West, OF Louisiana, referred to
the hints thrown out by tho papers Of attempts
that would bo9InAde 70 AssRsslnRto the Prosi.
dent. Mr.. Thurman, Of Ohio, treated them in
his remarks as only bubbles.
The reports Of Mayor Merrill and OF General
Emory, relative TO the disorders In Louisiana,
we're called for frnm the Secretary Of War.
Carl SchnrE spoke at length OH the Louisiana
resolution, defonnclng the action Of Grant aud
sheridan. and warning the Republicans that
they were pursuing the right course TO Btiile all
tho constitutional rights Of the people. lIo
condemned the interference Of tic military on
constitutional grounds, and urged Senators ~
rOtracn their stops before II II too late.
Mr.. Wright from tho Committee on Finance,
reported, with amendment, tho Senate ill to
provide for tho revision Of tho laws for the col
lection Of customs duties. Placed OIL the cal
CndAr.
Mr. Sherman, from tho Finance committee,
reported favonbly on the House bill doclAfa-
tory Of the 18th section Of the act OF 1874, TO
amend the customs revenue laws and to Tepoa
mnieties. Parsed.
Tic Vice-Prcsidcnt laid before the Senate
Communication from tho Attorney. General, liz
closing a report Of the United States Attorney
for tho Western District OF Tennessee, in re-
gard to tho troubles In that section last SUM
NOR. It was ordered to 10 printed and lie on
tho table
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such guards restrictions, and guarantees ns
will insure tho fullest liberty TO every citizen 10
exercise exercise INC nsas OF suffrage without lear and
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