The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27

ne WIS sure OF pfomQtlon) ana 10 bettlt
down for life in greater tsmore quiet
, task Of educating youth, the nation had
pledged its faith to him aud it was bad
faith, unsound economy aud equally I'm.
sound policy 10 attempt TO violate that
contract. He was glad the propositiontc tc
do 80 came from where II had. God for,
bid that any man who had worn arms or
either side should disgrace himself by
upsetting tie calculations of 4 life time
and disturbing the honorable dream
which the gentleman had right 10 in
dulge in relying on the promise Of the
government, He spoke Of this thing nov
because coming events cast their shad
owS before.S Thisplittle ill-considered
ignorant attack on West Point was only
q mere skirmish Of the main movement
directed against that great institution ol
which West Point was tho nursery and
Of which The nation VIII proud. The peo.
pie did not want to see the. honor Of the
nstion, and the, school Of the soldier, and
the dignity OF the profession struck at as
they were IN this Bill. d'N'SH ''f' '''' "
| Without action on the bill the commit.
tee rose and the Honse adjonrned. ~
'llEr,i,Ir r nj HqIsENATEyasd m5ii ~
lal The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the Secretary Of the
| Treasury in response 70 a Senate resoln-
tion Of the 20tk inst, enclosing a report
Of the action taken In regard to the col.
lection Of money due the United States
from the Pacific railroad companies.
Ordered printed and 10 lie on the table,
M. West presented d memorial signed
bysevetal members Of the State Senate
d Louisiana, in reference to the credeni
tials OF, Mr.. Eustis, claiming ., seat as
United States Senator from that State.
M, West said he pfesented the mono.
rial 81, behalf Of Mr.. iEustis, and asked
4 that "A be, referred ,to,,the Committee
on Privileges and Elections Ordered
| printed. ''' '"I"'' - 4''""' 9" - -
MI Allison called up the House bill
transierrine the custody d certain In.
dian trust funds iromlthe secretary,Gf
the Interior TO the Treasurer Of The
United States. Passed, '"r"
5SMf. Howe. from The Judiciary Com
mittee reported fayorablyion the House
bill 10 amend tho Revised Statutes OF the
United States relating "a, naturalization.
Passed. .f' go -. -,
Mr Morrrill rom ,tbe COMMITTEES o,i
Annronriationss renorted with an amend!
mnaaa, mapI ,Pa Ha'sn ;a,p, reSoInt;nn d;rectinp
the Commissioner of The District Of Co.
lumbia to nay the interest on Tue 3;G5
bonds under ihe. act ,of June %, 1874.
IL xTa..;i, w Sro,;cna ~, bss wYlo,I,ld
:. H. Il nr ~ ~, 80 ssaSdi,,;o1 % to-mnrrow for
1921 IN r. -. @ va STvtcsSt nscssS,ry mi liz al.
asst .,sont;. ;;on T = .honId @ Se NJ sje before the
mJ5fL? imn5pf ~? %nnth % ~ or,Isr m meet tLe
ehi;aa,;ana eT VI ms aI % thaanysrnn,e,t iaIl;my iue
oDrfa'iS ,Ea ~ \ = EabrsS,sy sSsH "tf4
" MN ire West submitisi !. q resolution re.
onss,;n.y @ y s Ky Secretary Of tLe Treas,lry 10
Ih; sInhm;t so M scnnis conics of any propo.
s;i;on made H. ,Is psrIiic Railroad Com.
nsnw inr ,le crs,,;on n \ sinkin1 iunl
S Ia ~ rodam n,;Sn " governmcnf mort
y, noasS s'e ,aaa,Las S;,h II ,bs statement n IN
s; ss".;an sCfS aorsrnmonf ,Lerron nd
@ rsasons y II NJ III s,refor sG Agreed 10. i"i7hs
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9a ~ op, p'st NJ II IIn;,ad sta,ss Which was
aoa sa-sal t = Nh ~ ,be n XII nasseJ ~ amended
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