The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

I tVuusN n'tH " tor frtt0k tuutHus VlfutN
treaty Of February "a, IsGe; whether u,
said emigration is with the consent Of III
Indians holding said country, and IL no
what measures will be taken in reference :
\ DC same. Agreed 10. onsidsration Of th
vesolution for the adm ssion Of Pinehbacl
J was then resumed, aud Mr.. Ferry. Of Con
necticut, addressed the Senate. Upon tn
conclusion Of the remarks Of Mr.. Ferry, Nj
West, Of louisiana, took the noor aud spok
In favor Of the admission Of rinchJact
When he had concluded, on motion Of Nj
Morton, of indiana, the Senate proceede,
70 the consideration Of executive business
At 2.l0 p. m. the doors were reopened, an,
che Senate adjourned. HIIftr. r.
March 10, in the senate, the consideration
OF the resolution TO admit Pinchback wal
resumed, the question being on the smend
,-ment Of Mr.. Edmunds, to insert the word
not before the word "admitted,' so Nh,
resolution would read; Resolved, That p
b. 8. Pinchbsck be not admitted rs Senate,
from Louisiana" etc. Mr.. West, Of Louis
lana, said that during the last two days there
hsd been such a variety and contrariety oi
opinions developed tha, he was not willing
to trust the admission Of his colleague to a
vote at this time. lie moved to postpone
the further consideration Of the resolution
until me second Monday in Decenibet next
Mr.. Thurmss, OF Ohio, said That the Senate
had been told again and again that nuhlic
interest oemar ded that the resolution should
be acted on now. lie was, therefore, op.
posed to postponing it. The motion Of Mr..
West, 10 postpone the resolution. was then
agreed to-yens, IS nays, 80. Mr. Freling-
huysea, Of New Jersey, offered the follow.
ing resolution;s a.lf Ha. s N
Resolved, That the Senate approves the action
hsrstofore taken by the President Of the United
states IN protecting IouiSissa frorf dcestic NO
lence, and are Of the opinion that he should cpss-
tnue to recognize In that State the existing Gov
eminent. - ~
Objection wns made by several Demo.
cratic Senators to its present consideration,
and II was laid over till Tomorrow. The
Senate then, at ii:50 o'clock, adjourned.
-a The Senate, March IL, went into Executive
session as soon as called TO order and the
prayer had ended, to consider and dispose of
the Hawaiian treaty. This is in accordance
wih the understanding arrived at in the
Republican caucus some days ago, tina, the
treaty should be considered ss soon as Pinch.
backs case was out of the way. Mr..
Frelinghuysen will press the action on his
resolution, approving OF the Presidents
Louisiana policy, when the treatyis disposed
Of, or the doors opened for public session.
The impression is that this win lead to ex-
tended debate, and prolong the session for
many days. ... rraa r
In the Senate, March Is, Mr.. Boutwell,
called up the resolution submitted by him
yesterday authorizing the special committee
appointed to examine several branches Of
the civil service with view to reorganiza.
tion Of several departments thereof, etc,
to sit during the recess, and to send for per.
sons and papers. Mr.. Stevens raised the
point of order that it was matter looking
to legislation, and out Of order. Pending
the discussion the Senate went into ex
eeutive session. The Senate confirmed the
OF Albert L. Wyman TO be As
sistant Treasurer at Washington, rice Leroy
futile, resigned. During the discussion
on Mr.. Boutwelps civil service resolu-
uoh, M haihiin, wheh ne moved the
Senate go into executive session, said II was
well understood an agreement had been made
to vote on the Hawaiian treaty at 3 p. m,
and all the time previous to that hour would
be required fordiscussion. At1;So the doors
were reopened. Mr.. Thurman submitted
The following; Resolved, that at noon on
2oth inst, the Senate will adjourn
sine de" laid over. Mr. Jones submitted
resolution continuing the committee to audit
and control the contingent expenses Of the
Senate ana authorizing the committee to sit
hurihg recess; lalu over Inc senate ad-
lourned till tomorrow.
The Senate March 10. met and agreed Ia
Nr Ro,,we,,,s resolution ou,bo,;z;n, tho
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,n5 shor,Iv as,.rw.rd ad;ournaa
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