, 1876-01-28

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NOlEo ANIL NEWS
cnSa,sTEEC7. THOU AIT 4 ,EwEl-
Special D'spatt1 to Tie ctieaao 11bunx.
ana AZ. n,on.rno IN malta Il rorv ,,ncon fot,,h,o
va u ,.,ss ~. nII ..,'..;, ~ .,..:s
LOT NauaA'i "ncm ,no oni isous'ns .no nala''es
of membota shall be reported from Its Commit
for tho s,,ary.arab and ono equally earnest ia
t,,s,,,.,.4n-, - !. ,,o.,i,,<, ill., oI,rio ~ -a,,o,,
s.1-..,.,s ~ ran s.,.s'' ~ 1e ~.
among oshef tnlnea 10 salu tnAt nlAu 'nst was
not deserve . scat In the House. Ndbits ako
,bfs from hts epoech will be thrown at lin whom
~ ,a,s.a, .,,a nan,o.r,n, ~ x,a,,n.
10 sppeafe 10 mua'cs tno Ooaos'aes 4oF tea0c'
'Ion OF aa'aF'ch.
1}urcharf, of I,Iinoi.. had pns,aa to.1ay a reo-
,,,,;a.. ,,na., ~, ~ H. rrr,oo
u.a'.e. t"-.".,"" apA 49, A.. -.
ut' 1or 'hiosn'as'ol' ~ ~ .'o o..ees " '.e le-
peal OF tho ~ per cent d'itles. This resolution
ia based upon information that tho repeal Of
these dutscs has resulted IN material reduction
OF revenues.
DEIocEATIc CAUCUS.
Tho Souhto Democratic CAUCUS has agreed to
watt for the arrival Of Dick Schel), Chhitman Of
tho National Democratic Committee, before tho
Democratic Congressional Con,n.ittes ia cons:t-
tutea. Thu cauc17s practically concluded thu
the Democrats should not reply TO Mortons Mis-
to tho ability Of Dayard aud Thurman to restrain
themselves.
a committee Of tho Democratic cancus; con-
siating OF atcssrs. Thurman, BayArd, Whyse.
kotuan, and MrDonald, ,nct Tonight to conhidPr
what conrae should be pursued respecting sub
Rtltute for Moston'a btate's.lsIEhts Ic4outlol.
Future caucuses IRE TO DO held At TAur1nana
Aouso OIL this aublocs. Tue Committee
will taEo Merr.Mons, alcDonald's and Whyto'a
resolutions OF this subject, and eudcafor to
frame from thcm subshtntn for Morton = ieao-
luton, which viii bo approved by tho Dono-
cratic caucus. 1ho gsoat political debate af tho
hcaHion iB expected on tho Motion resolution and
this suhattsusc.
Tho Democratic Convention II likely to 70 to
st. Louis.
TIE SAWYER CASE
Matt Carpenter, it is sald, will defend o1.Scc-
DEMOCRATIC COURTESY.
Oae of tho new DoorkcepeEH to-day, upon be-
tng requested by military officer OF high rul,I:
to take in his card to tho co1orod momIor from
slas they lid not tako ary stock thoro In ,lig-
gers. In snito Of lila inBstIug that the mai
should tako his card Le refuned, aud tie officer
was obliged to loaro without communicating
otGor poorkcepor, when Tho door was cleated tliy
morning. repoa,ctIty ,nsfstcd Tint yr, Hnra]sop.
tho colored member, should 20 out, toiilug hia
hiB placo was In the gallery, behind tho clcck.
The uhols thing was evidently intended na ~
ineult.
ITO the As4eciaffd Trett1
runNT nAoy,
WARRINGTON, D. e., Jan. 27.-Tho Secretary
ct tho Treasury today directed tho destruction
Of A5b4 $50 In RyconbnchB. that amount be'pg 10
per cenl OF tho now Natione,- Dank currency IT,
aued during the prosont mouth. yhis will lenyo
outstanding the gseanback circulation 9371,-
29S,14o.
Tho Houae Committee on Public Buildings
will mako no recommendation Of expenditure on
building, except such as may Ia actually uec-
nssary Tor public interests. Tho construction
ot bulldogs already commenced vii. bo cou-
tiulcd. but no now ones begun. Tho sum NEG
ceearg to keen buildings In rcpatr will mol be
withheld.
raZsDENy1Ar. AHr1rA11s,
tho nomination OF Cor, HAYES. ol Ohio. az 4
DennblfcRr candjdatH far prAaldont In much