Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
The PENSION LAWS.
TUE SENATE SENDS THE CIVIL
RIGHTS BILL TO THE JUDI
CIARY COMMITTEE.
;1AIIfTTEE REPORTS ON Ar
KANSAS.

| -ONIfTTEE REPORTS on AR
/ KANSAS.
! N.sE. ~6roS, F-o. 4-Noon-SEN
! It. IA tsrTou& pretitlOns were pre-
! ~s-.ittd .g ,inst the restoration of tht
! ..uss uu tea and coffee or the re
I ~ 80: any internal taxation, aud fo,
/ .sse y. r. al If th.- Act IF 1862 relieving
! --4i. D.. reign products OF ten p.-,
! cent i t"rred to Committee on F.
/ rat:t.-
- I"lata on the Civil Rights Bill
il progress and will close at :
..s-. * when 'h,: vote will be tax en-
. r-,,e = au lIGulense crowd in TIL.
>. ,:NGfo>, Jan. 4 Night-Th,
, .5..l -sa..- i!aT" summoned wItnesse.
80 nl..i OF the testimony take,
- L.. A:is,,.maI 1 vestsgating Commit
se. :nr f~port vail be delayed fol
- $.
=. -,:,,:t Committee, to investigate
ts- u-a~. i;s1aI2s aud Louisinna ii
.-.f-. Uz..a appointed a committee to
...ss. fsi..
Tie eaMm.ttee on Expenditures
.as.. -l-s - md H- N. D-.nsl-ss, Mar
,-t-.,..'.o. 10 expisln.
s: H:oHn. Nsr hal Of the Southern
i &c of il.inola, is Sc, 900 short.
8a .-#y AVOID lsgai proceedings by
-vf' Z III ~ the 18th inst.
-1.3>AIi.--S4 ton, Of Indiana, pre-
-ru- u Il memorial signed by AIteen
pa4l el co:ored men of Baltimore,
Grpu-:t5rs IN the Baltimore Branch OF
lie Fse~ dmsn's Saving ard Trust
Company, asking for relief. Referred
- Committee on Finance.
B,t..s:i', Of Massachusetts,, from
vitn amendments TO the Senate bill, to
prom r ccourIoy and efficiency IN the
Mai io>pltsl service. Calendar.
=" Of Indiana, from Committee
on Z <2@aR, reported with amend
Ia-uts to th@ Senate bill, amending
tue uy s.Uu laws SO as to remove the
dj-ap,lI-es OF those who participated
the rotation, aud Rave since its tsmi-
ratluu @EIated in the army of the
United States. and become disabled.
CG.en38r-
i isrge putuber of bills. reported by
tha CuuamItte CD Claims, were passed
The Eouze bil for the relief of
Madem= Octavia Walton LsVert and
her children VAS taken up and led to
some d'Scussion. Scott said that there
~ors igAte+a OF twenty claims yet on
s+ i;~f. Nlich might properly be
czl;ed Southern claims or claims
srs~.ng oui OF the late war. If the
'~-nata wor.:J give the Committee
fut:L.-r eiGne the Claims of this class
II e { D. considered. otest the sense
oj fh- Seuste. he moved that the
TINS allowed the Committee be extend
81 .oae :sour, .oc the purpose Of con-
s!der,ag she class of claims referred
o. lending he discussion, the time
, a-:ow : he Committee expired.
4Le -e-ate then took up the con-
curr.n- rasoiu ION submitted by Nor
,.s1. a. peal the ED joint rule of the
! .vo Z uses of Congress. relative to the
Cou-t.s.G < uf electoral votes for Presl-
ds.,t 81. !! Vice President. Morton said
tae eH.stence OF thisruie subjected the
co2utgr - great danger After con-
eg Il .-sfj.a- ,.;jA Il number OF Senators
Is had determined to offer the follow
o9 as a substitute for a motion to re-
/ p n: Ne obi ctlon to the receipt and
O. .EOt tl0g Of any electoral vote or votes
7. II auy State shall be valid unless
lcl ohjrcticn is sustained by the
4. Ii NATIVE tes of the TWO Houses.
Alter discussion the subject was
r-is4red ,o Suo Committee on Priv
go nd Ei.ctions
HoUs:5-rbere was considerable ex-
~; ;Drnt in the House today, arising
! -. ii: 4 Nin-rch of Brown, of Kentuck>
/ .,.. +..e ('IvI Rights bill, IN which b,
=. -' = = II tssachusetJs, III
the following terms:
,Yos u . -. lid If the accusa-
a.Ua UE the Southern people shou q
/ ..=a.. irs.sl u..+- VINO ~ Uu law, u IN Ii -
! 77a A,.nl from lesprctab bic eocre'H
/ t9-@.-t' sG4r = ~yuouomuus with fal-t-
-, Il. lr tn.- ch" "ippton, AID has
/ e -,i o.5 80. C 'A-IOuS, of fraud; who i.
7 80 Ed LOG, = q. thle.eS; who Is such q
/ .--.. t.. Nf.e eni NJ, ..i,.ees tha. T.
/ sc.iba hin i.aaSina:Ion wou:t
-, -. -, .nvrCS.ve .xiiauot it>tii:
! N..n-.s.uo. ItHrS gn, there vas /
. z.... ....,.-.. =: a.. was mnitie:, and ht
! ..:.G 81 h,-ni.ooi bv cling IT.
. 3 dis 49, H. V3c m, for gold. Ii
.-k.G has n.nIe 10 his cilm". all,
-.....y. throughout the word, it j.
.-.-,.,,4 - Difhn
i q sSn.--k docs the CHAIR IN
!. -. ~ the gentleman to be refer
~.r.=- - th:s 'dugurge to a member o
ia. Use?
.,ir Hrnwn-No sir. I am descri b
~ az individual who is In my mind
eye.
ihe peaker-TheC Chair understood
sle ge' mau TO refer to member o
The House.
Mr.. Brown No sir. I call no names
J1i- mans name was lluked to hi
c5me, and to-day throughout tin
World t Is known as Burxing. Ii
was to desire to express all that Wa
.ns.IiaEimOus in war, inhuman il
,e +, forbidden III morals and infa
sl,uo lu politics, I should call it But
Ter.
For this violation of parliamentar.
order a resolution of censure Wa
! pesse d upon Brown after very ex
! cising d-ba e ard was administered b.
the Speaker.
The Civil Rights bill then went owe
till to-morrow, the House to meet a
10 clock.
WA HINeToN, Feb. 5-Noon--E
bu-luess YVES transacted in the Senat
to day. Immediately after the read
ing of the journal the Senate adjourn
: ed as mark of respect to the memor
of Senator Buckingham, of Connect