The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-04-06
FoRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

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pno;on he rr.n.sJ 3 haI;dsy ON tbe f4th
of xnr;i iS-s ~ a,tsnd re- nnva;i;na 81
the lincoln monument in Lincoln Park.
THE Commitfee on Postofices and
Postroads reported a hill fixing the rate of
nostare ON third class matter. Tbe Commit-
lee on Commerce reported favorably on the
bill to construct a pontoon bridge across the
Mississippi river. Mr.. Morton called up the
resolution for the appointment of a
committee to investigate the frauds in
the Mississippi elections. But the regu-
lar order was demanded and insisted upon,
and the Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the consular and diplomatic
bill. They refused to concur with the
House in the reduction of the salaries of the
Ministers to Great Britain, France, etc.
Pending the consideration of the bill the
Senate went into Executive session,
and shorty after adjourned. House.
A bill to restore the national credit
by funding the Notwithstanding debt
into A per cent. bonds, was referred.
Mr.. Payne then moved to suspend the rules
CAa Rooc 4 IA Inv 1ac@
of specie payment. He called for the yeas
and nays. A vote was taken, which resulted
in-yeas, "a; nays, IL. 1t would have
required q two-thirds vote to pass the bill.
me House then went into oil the
Whole, on the bill providing Tor the dem
ciency IN the Engraving ana frlnung
Bureau OF the treasury department, and
for the increase OF subsidiary silver coin.
Speeches were made Ia favor OIL the Dill Dy
Messrs. Eames, OF K. l., burchard, OF IL,
Garneld rep oil ", rage (hep;b OF Cal,
and Randall lDem.b OF pennsylvania, and
sgainst 1t by Messrs. q tDem.l OF
Indians, fnllhps thep.b OF Kansas, 6I1gnt,
(Dem-b OF tennessee, hamliton tDem.]
OF new Jersey. Inc committee tnen rose,
having agreed TO report the Dill TO the House,
and to vote upon 1t by sections. The House
tnen aolourned.
MARCH zo.-oSndteGMr. Ldmunds esiied
up .ns oilt 70 islieve .. : nneIeon, OIL MS
slsslRp., Va polis.cal nisaoI.uss .nPoseo oy
NY eencu W sne oo1ss-
tuuon. mr. cameron moved 70 amena ny
adoing the name OIL Joseph Johnson, OIL
q man VINO deserves q PARDON Just
as mucu a. anypooy eise: mi; Eomunus
ssiu Piopaoiy sne SENATOR from IennsyiVa,
MA was no. conVersans win tne metnoo
aoop.eo Dy me eommlt!ee IN granIlng 1nls
oniI an1 - no.
the person should make appiication ior mat
pe.Iron, auI u 'ne INN L sJo.ou sne
X ra~ thag tLa nars-. Ee
a IL IN n. ~ ~ .;.h a. ~ amanS
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npp Tha aant ras .hd gv M NJ
Wbvts moved to aman5 nv iossr.;no The
name of walter n Jan;fsr ~ Rslt;1ore
NJ EdUrnd. ss;a L;s1amag ~ go - a.
-. nn:nas;ss a.. ~ ~ 49, m@s 2Pen u NJ
sa "a ~ ooJe oaoSss hea n,.d. mnyse
sa,9 tne en.leman nau maue apPilcas Loa
early In me Session, ana me commIs,ee nao
a. y. maoe no lePoit upon y. MI Eomunos
saiu .ne appilca.io1 was IN me Oomml.see
81 ~ .he suaiciaIy, anu II wouIu Say mere un,
NJ ine commitlee got ready 70 taAeIs up ana
conslael II, sno tney Wouio not axe !. up
ous OIL us oruer. nnen lney reacneu !. IN
me oroer OF business, hey would CONSIDER
me gentleman,s case. The question was taken,
ana me lost and tne Dill passed.