Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

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ammunition from being conveyed /
|, isuch Indians. Referred TO lbr- CON
miitec on military affairs.
! Mr.. Kelly moved to suspend tn
!, rules and pass the bill Ter the coinas
rfof standard silver dollar, and /
make i. lesnl tender for All debt,
Rejected, llG 10 6S--not two, third
in the Affirmative.
}, The house banking committee hst
rcsultless meeting this morning, ha
members declare their intention Q
reaching conclusion on The rcsump
! tlon resolution Tomorrow.
i II is understood that the real cs
tate pool commissioners report viii
not contain resolution Of impeach
ment Of Robeson, while it will strong
~ condemn the secretary. The re
port will ask that the testimony b,
turned ever to the judiciary commit
itee, and be considered In connectio,
with that tskcnby the committee o,
naval affairs.
| Mr. Rice offered resolution calling
on the secretary Of the treasury for !.
report of the amount Of golo coin and
gold bullion in the treasury actually
owned by the government, with full
detailed statement OF outstanding
gold certificates, gold interest due aud
unpaid, called bonds and other obli.
Ea..oas PAYABLE in gold. on demand.
Adopted. . -
Mr.. Young moved to suspend the
rules and adopt the resolutioo direct
ing the attorney general, secretary Of
the treasury and commissioner Of In
sternal revenue to suspend untilthe
Isl Of February left all further sction
in reference to lands sold for direct
taxes under the act of August, 5th,
1861. Adopted, yeas l39, nays As.
Mr.. Hill from the committee on
ways and means reported the senate
sb'li extending to the FIRST Of Fabru.ry
the time within which lands held by
the United States, under several acts
levying directaAxes may be redeem
ea. Passed. .sit
Mr.. Cox asked leave 10 offer the
resolution authorizing several COM
.mittees of Tie house to report 1t any
time during the remainder of the SEES
sion in regard 70 All matters under
consider stio1i.. 5s{4l EAEF
Mr.. HaleI object, f A9}fs
Mr. Cox-fhen1 move to suspend
the rules.
Mr., Banks-l. desire TO know
whether on hu presentation of these
re; orts they are to suspend I'LL other
business.
Mr. Gox-Reports will. be made,
aud Of course they will be printed.
Ful iher discussion ensued, during
wi,ictfs Mr. Gosvsa,d he proposed to.
wiad up BY mex. Monday al lhe in
yeetigatton business OF the house.
Mr.. Banks objected strenuously,
and the motion was defeated by 4
strict party vote; yeas l2l, nays ~
not the requisite two-.mrds. So
the rules were not suspended.
Mr.. Springer moved to suspend the
rules aud offered resolution 10 send the
sub-commisses of foreiSn somMerce %
New y ORR 10 continpe the Ylsnes1eh
investigation. Rejected; not two
thirds in the Affirmative.
The bill authorizing HE eammis
sioner 10 defray the expenses, of the
district till the FIRST Of December next
by borrowing not over *4lS,9S7, N
an interest not exceeding six per
cent, in anticipation Of taxes for the
fsesl seAs fDAassd- s~..-....... .............
Mr. White moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill to pay the SOL
diers and sailors Of the late war one
dollar an Acsa fortlheir bounty lands.
Lost. Oily seven in the affifmative.
Mr.. Scales, from the committees on
Indian affairs, moved 10 suspend thc
rufes and pass-,he joint r-svant,os, for,
the appointment Of joint committee
tosisit the indsm r-vriscvy adyrrnx
the 'ecess and TO iaqnile hio stss Gao.
dition Of the Indians, etc. Loot.
Mr.. Lamar, ffouL the r scifiic r. X.
committee reported back the senate
bbIrtfft bbIrtt TO urxtrud fvr eight ryrsrs rirxegfor
the construction aud completion Of
the Northern Pacific r. r., and
moved TO suspend ,he rule, md take
ap.the bill for ccinsid defation. . a
Mr.. Lawrence said it revised the
land grant Of fforty million acres which
Mr.. Lamar denied. Motion rejected; !;
yeas 8. usyssI49. 4gri33rIx1
Mr. Caldwell moved TO suspend the
rules .sd sdes.sth he resolution aimed
.tsecfehl sha ndler, decbring lhas
the performance by the head Of the
executives department of the Pove,n-
ment Of the duties Of chairman Of the
partisan committee having in charge
the risitassheht aoA ipresesstien OF
the pali,ie.l caxrpaiga is ineoasis.en.
with the relation existing between him
and the wfiufe pc0ple ~hoee salstted
servant hcs is, is Incompatible with