The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-07
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qA. -aio rnrfTTy Can-p.r as.
w,sr,yaroS. Norch g. ln the s'natc
..,t.us. Do Nir"., NcJ sli ui,tcIa t.u-
y, r,q c.int tic ~. master ucue'rl t.
tri,l. sri"fc wi'h any inform 'tl,n " Do
t,r,ya ", touching the sIbn ! sion e strI.
iIa,i.+,. 1tl. wot lcss or n uani'nt rids
tre r,yiic tAn r.a,l1 - the United states ~
rcscycrai Siites IN which ADVERT cmcu;s for
mail p4ouu-ais pucarci DIT. /, 1873, nd that
,id. formation and all evidence In his pcascs-
sim he iutnishcd before awards shall 10 made
ons idt,ls. Agreed to.
Mr. Maxsy Dem. rcx) submitted resolution
dfertins tle Secretary OF the Interior to furnish
frthc Information uf the Senate, II not incom-
patillc with the public interest, a statement
showing the annual expenditures Of the In ian
Biesu since its organization to the present
ii g. and also the number OF Indians provided
Or 1.-THE expense Of the Government each year
sure tbs org .niz ltion OF said bureau. Agreed
20.
SIR. Dorsey d,ep., Ark introduced a bill
amcndatory Of the Pacific Railroad laws.
It as.ets m preamble inst the Central 'scinc Rail-
~, NJ ' 'e ,,, ~ H., - ii5' II lines aud
0it oii corre-poadins inclesc in nc va.uc % -
siued to vent or pospyne ioi ons tlc NY "con
te deie, r SECTION o. Tie isw o. Jug t. i,dS au
honfci. whrncv u net ,afn,ugs Shout exc icn
q d n md s,cranento
e S ny S ssiPr Of 70 h ed.n sced
=, the m.Itaec upon The m,n ll9e or me and eran ed
81 also requires detailed sstcmoni Of all the
"a Win "e M IS MP VI and d.
al 81 ~ q he NV
iah ihc anu the creation uf sinking fund second
t,s ,ssucd. aud thus secured without authority; and
uud TO- the purchase aud retirement Of all the last
~ &C. inn si6a Consisting u Che kttorrc, General
,mra w Se o. rr s hff oi he h0 III ed SAT- to % see
t Ac foregoing provisions are carried into practical
Al the extir1tiou OF the morning hour Mr.
sherman O,ep.. Ohiol called up the res buttons
Of the New York Chamber u Commerce, pre-
senttd at weet and delivered a long speech In
At the CONCLUSION Of Mr.. Shermsn'- speech
Nr Nury I'D m, NoD called nv the nill intro
duced ny MIN early In the scssion authorizing
the payment ~ duties on imports to ! gal tender
and rational bank notes. and spoke at length IN
In r. DIV ~ question Of Mr.. Morrill, Rep VIZ
Mr. b. ~ said free trade was hecottcn In Enc
lAnI.old IL had poisoned the whole world. and
uui own people had the hydropnohi worse than
thO.e uf any other country. lie then spoke in
REGARD io the tariff, and said. the present IA w,
tariff wHs Injurious 10 hi or. BogN' - section.
a. y did not impose sufficient duty on hides
and wool.
Mr.. morrill, said the So nat or from Missouri had
mWcuti on what he was pleased 20 call " the
morrill, tarir.' That was merely nickname ar;
vled 90 n for the purpose Of killing the hull
wnen It was introduced in 1851. The tafiG bill
did Increase the duty on hides and wool more
than ever had been done by Democratic Ad-
minstrdtion. He Gr. morbid always nam
tanned the idea that the farmers should be pro-
tccted As well rs manufacturers.
Mr. Etton Dem, Comm aid unless some Sem
atur more entitled ~ public attention should
soon introduce bill for the resumption u
specie pa, ment he would take that liberty hum
self II was easy enough to talk about specie
resumption, hut Congress should iecislate wise
", taking mo consider alton the condition OF
the country and the fact that tno United states
Was the great debtor n ,tion Of the world
The senate then vert into executive session
and afterNard adjourned.