The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-14

that where there were two legal standards
OF money, the weaker and less valuable
will drive out the more valuable. Pul
this law into operation, as suggested, and
every particle Of gold coin will leave the
country Just as fast as Il can be transport
ed abroad. Do that and a revolution
in financial and monetary affairs utterly
unparalleled in the history Of the nation
viii follow on the act.
The conference report was adopted
Yeas 129, nays 70, as follows:
YEAs:-Adams, Bagley, Of New York.
Bagley, Of Michigan; Ballou, Banks
Banning, Beebe, Bell, Blair, Bliss, Brad.
ley, Brown, OF Kansas; Buckner, Burch-
ard, OF Illinois; BurChard, Of Wisconsin;
Burleigh, Gambler, Cannon, Caswell,
Caulfeld, Cochran, Collins, Conger,
Cool, Cox, Crounse, Cutler, Danford, Dar-
rail-, Davy, Durant, Eames, Ellis, Ely,
Freeman, Frye, Garfield, Cause, Gibbin,
Hancock, Hardenbergh, Harris, Of
Massachusetts; Harrison, Hartridge, Hay.
mond, Hayes, Henkle, Hewitt, Of New
York; Hill, Hoar, Harkins, Hubbell,
Hurd, Hurlbut, jerks, Jones, Of New
Hampshire; Kasson, Kehr, Kimball,
Lamar, Landers, Connecticut; Lapham,
Lawrence, Leayenworth, Le Moyne,
Lynde, Magoon, Marsh, McDougall, Nc
Dill, Meade, Milliken, Mills, Monroe,
Mutchler, Nash, Norton, Oliver, O'Neill,
Parker, Page, Payne, Phelps, Pierce, Pi-
per, Plaisied, Patter, Powell, Pratt,
Rainey, Randall, Reilly, Robbins, Ross,
Rusk, Sampson, Singleton, Shumaker,
Smalls,. Smith, Strait ,Tarbox, Teese,
Thompson, Thomas; Thornburgb, Town:
send, 'of New Yotk, Townsend, .of Penn:
sylvania, Tucker, Tufts, Thurney, Wad-'
dell, Wait, Waldron, Walker, Of New
York, Wallace, OF South Carolina, Wal
lace, Of Pennsylvania, Wells, Of Missouri,
Whitehonse, Whitney, Wike, Williams,
Of New York, Williams, OF Delaware,
Williams, of Michigan, Willard, Willis.
NAYS Ainsworth, Anderson, Ashe,
Atkins, Baker, Black, Bland, Boone,
Bradford, Bright, Brown, Of Kentucky,
Caldwell, of Alabama, Caldwell, of Ten.
nessee, Campbell, Cason, Cate, Clark, Of
Missouri, Clymer, Cowan, Culberson,
Davis, Debolt, Debbrell, Dobbins,
Douglass, Dnnnell, Eden, Eg-
bert, Evans, Finley, Forney, Fort,
Glover; Goodin, Harris, Of Vir.
ginia, Hartzell, Hatcher, Henderson,
Holman, Hopkins, House, Kelly,
Landers, Of Indiana, Lane, Mackey, Of
South Carolina, Mackey, Of Pennsylvania,
Mcfarland, Morgan, New, Phillips, Of
Kansas, Poppleton, Rea, Reagon, ]. B.
Reilly Riddle, Robinson, Savage, Slem-
ons, Sparks, Spencer, Springer, Stevenson,
Stone, Terry, Throckmorton, Van Voor-
hees, Vance, Of Ohio, Vance, Of North
Carolina, Walker, Of Virginia, Willard,
Williams, OF Indiana, Wilson, OF West
Virginia, and Woodburn.
Mr.. Sparks, from the Conference Com
mittee on the Indian Appropriation Bill,
that the Committee were unable
to agree.
The same committee, Randall, Sparks
and Hurlbut, were reappointed, the Sen.
ate conferees being also the same.
Wait, from the select committee ap-
pointed to investigate the charges pre-.
ierred by White, OF Kentucky, against
Adams, Clerk OF the House, for interfer-
ing to influence legislation, reported that
there was no foundation whatever for tho
charge. ,.. ..
Lyndc, Lord aud Frye were appointed
as a Committee OF Conference on the
bill.
Adjourned,
- SENATE.
Mr.. Allison gave notice that he would
call the river and harbor appropriation
bill at the earliest opportunity.
Mr.. Sherman presented the report OF
the conference committee on the silver
bill and asked that it be printed. So or
dered.
The impeachment trial was resumed,
but owing to the absence OF witness, John
s. Evans, Post.trader at Fort Sill, the
court adjourned until tomorrow, and the
Legislative business was continued.
The Chair laid before the Senate \
message from the President transmitting
the report from General Sherman and
Major. General Terry, in response to call
for information in regard to the trou:
BILE with the Sioux, it was ordered printed
and laid on the table.
Mr.. Sherman from the Committee on
Finance, reported adversely on the
House bill authorizing the Secretary Of
the Treasury to make allowance .ior
compensation 10 collectors Of Internal
Revenue, who went out OF the office pri-
or to February Sth 1875 upon final settle
ments OF their accounts.
The bill for. the relief OF Berthoid
Lowenthal, Of Chicago was reported IA
vorably. ,rs
The amendments OF the House to the
bill providing for the sale Of the reserya-
tion OF the conlederated Atoe and Mis-
souri, bands OF Indians in Kansas and
Nebraska, were non.concurred in and a
conference asked for.
LEGISLATION RESUMED.
Legislation was then resumed. Mr..
Frelinghuysen from the Conference Com
mittee on the Consular and Diplomatic
appropriation bill reported that the COM
mittee had been unable to agree, and
moved that the new conference asked for
by the House be granted. So ordered.
! Fe said he would rather see the ap.
preparation bills fail than to pass under
such terms as the House attempted to
force on the Senate.
The Chair laid before the Senate the
unfinished business, being
THE Posr ROUTE BILL.
Mr.. Allison moved that the Senate post
pone the further consideration OF this
bill and proceed to the consideration Of
the ...,..... ..t...,.
RIVER AND HARBoE BILL.
Agreed to. Mr.. Allison said the bill as
il came from the House appropriated
S5,S72, $50; as reported to the Senate by
The Committee on Appropriations that
bill had been increased to the extent Of
S26,3l4, The first. amendment reported
by the e;committee was to strike ont Of the
House bill the clause appropriating
$4,000 for the improvement of the har.
Dor OF Dunkirk was agreed to. The
amendment increasing the appropriation
for the improvement OF the harbor Of
Buffalo from $4,000 to 100000 was
agreed to; also the amendment increasing
the appropriation for removing obstruc'
ton In East River and He'll Gate, New
York, from $4,000 10 SS5,000.
The amendment to reduce the amount
for improving the harbor ut Marquette,
Mich, from $1,000 to $1,000 was agreed
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