The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.


NAsllNuIuNt CUuEuAIy sU'
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont, from the
Committee OH Finance, reported back the
Tax and Tariff bill, which recently passed
tho House, and stated that the committee
was equally divided upon the bill. lie
gave notice that lie would call II up as
soon as the Civil Rights bill should DO
disposed of Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Scott, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported adversely on the bill to
secure depOsitOrs In the Freedman's Say.
ings aud Trust Company from ultimate
loss, and II was pOstponed:-'-
Mr.. lIayard, from the same committee,
reported iavOrably on the bill to amend
section 0342 Of the revised statutes, In
troduced by him on the 81 inst, and II
was passed. The bill requires brewers to
aIlix upon the Spigot hole on every bar.
rel containing fermentel liquor the
proper stamp when such barrel Is sold or
removed from the brewery or warehouse,
and also a stamp 10 be Cancelled at the
time Of aiIixing the same, by writing or
imprinting thereon tlIeinalne Of the man
ufaclurer Of tho liquor.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on
Finance, called up House bill restricting
the refunding Of customs duties and pre-
Scribing tho regulations Of the Treasury
Department. Passed.
Mr.. Logan asked leave to take up the
bill for the equalization Of bountics, but
objection was made.
Mr.. Ferry gave notice that at 3 o'clock
tomorrow, II under the arrangement IN
regard to the Civil Rights bill he could do
40, he would aSk the indulgence Of the
Senate 10 present resolutions and submit
remarks III reference 10 his late colleague,
Gov. Buckingham.
Mr.. Conkling, from the Judiciary Com.
mittec, reported favorably on House bill
10 provide for deductions from the terms
Of sentence Of U. s. prisoners. Placed
OF the calendar.
At the expiration Of the morning hour
the consideration OF The Civil Rights bill
was resumed.
Mr. Thurman moved TO strike out III
tho 4lI section, In regard to the qualiti.
cations OF Jurors, The words "or Of any
State" 30 Il would read, mo citizen pos
sessihg all tho other qualifications which
are or may be prescribed by law shall be
disqualified for service "a a grand or
pctit iuroF In any court Of The United
States, on account Of race, color, OF pro.
yious condition Of BctVitudC." III sup.
mort Of his amendment hu argued that
Congress had no power under the -Four.
teenlh amendment 10 prescribe the quail.
iicnLions of Jurors In State courts.
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