The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-17
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. August IA.

WAsHINGroN, d. C., August IA.
Mr.. HARVEY called up the House bill
for the sale OF saline lands. Several amend
ments were agreed TO, and it passed.
Mr.. EDMUNDS moved to take up the
Constitutional amendment prohibiting the
appropriation OF money for support of sec
tartan schools. Agreed to-yeas, -; nays,
Is.
A discussion then took place, which last
ed until the expiration Of the morning
hour, when the matter was laid over, and
the Senate proceeded to consider unfinished
business, being the bill to carry into effect
the Hawaiian treaty.
Mr.. WINDOW submitted the report of
the conference committee, on the Indian
appropriation bill, which was laid over
After a long debate, the Senate, BY .
vote OF yeas, 90; nays, IL, passed the bill.
70 carry into effect the Hawaiian treaty. 1t
passed without amendments.
Alter long debate the Senate at O'Clock
voted on the proposed constitut tional
amendment, and it was rejected, yeas, %
nays, ~ not two-thirds voting in the affir-
native. 1t was defeated by strict party
vote.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., August ID.
The committees on printing and OH pub
lie buildings and grounds were autho rized
to sit during the recess Of the Senate.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
the House bills granting pensions to yari-
Gus persons, and large number were pass-
ell but before acting upon all on the CAL
endar, a motion was made for an executive
session by Mr. Anthony
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G.I sJ;aos, - Conpo p I ~.
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l;av;no Tho state Of K.ns,s from cb.,as.
on accornt of ordnancs store, FURNISHED 70
K.n,os .old;s,s which was J;scus,sJ a.,
iann,h .nJ naSaaJ -
Iis ,Iso csIIsd nm the Hou,e hill, N s,
cour,oe and nrono,e taleor,nb commpni-
c.,;on bo,wssn Amer;c, and As;, IT,
hill n,sseJ
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me,s,oa from the President retnrn;ng
v;,hont lie .nnrov.I the S.n.,s b;JI :"
nrov;de for the sale of a nor,ion of the con-
fsJs,.,sd O,oe and M;ssonr; hands of In.
d;ans and The Sac and For Indians in
Kansss and Nsbr.ska aI.o another mes
s,o. from ,be Pra.;dsnt s,.t;ng ,ha, bs
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conId M more recall a Hill ,f,er he had
,o,o..d :, ,han ba Guild ,sc,II . h;lI off,,
be had s;,nsJ Il, ,bs, tho soIe Jn,v of ,be
Senate nSder he Constitution was to saw
wh.,Lsr ,ba h;iI sl,oniJ n, ,,,sssJ oror ,ha
PrS.;dsn,,. vs,o ~ f''4>N '' '
The question being on the passage of the
bill, Notwithstanding the objections of the
President, it was passed by a unanimous
vote.
Mr.. MORRILL, called up the House
Joint resolution providing fo- the APPOINT
ment of a commission to inquire into the
change which has taken place in the rela-
tive value of gold and silver. the causes
hereof. &c. the resolution passed.
Mr.. LOGAN called M the report of the
conference committee on the hill tn athor-
;ze the President to accent the services Of
volunteers to aid in repressine the Indian
bos,iLties and il was agreed TO.
Mr.. WINDOW called up the House Joint
resolution proyidinp for a final adjourn
ment, and moved to amend it 40 that the
two houses of Congress adjourn at 7:SO this