The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

reported yesterday from tho Committee on
Public Lands, piovillng for the sale ~ kans 3
Indian linds IN Kansas To actual settlers IL
authorizes payment by settler aud pur' hhscrs
under the auprdscment lrradY made OF tho
nour ised value NJ their farus IN equal ~
nuii instaliucnts. II also provides for new ap-
praiaVmpnt.
Mr. McCrary Gtep Iowal from the Judiciary
Committee, repor I'd the bill to reorg u ~ tue
judlci ~ II the Uni-cd Sttcs, which was made
IA steclal order for Wednesday. Fob TO-
The bll provide. Tor Circuit Court In e. en- jn,idl
re H. whch To have ap chat Juri- iict on Of EGG
l rc ours -" ,Tpc s,re to We nca in fo- n Gn,
rhhuclp o.. inchWond, Ncw o Tea s. ioni,..ilr, {, l.
th Sc Courts o. Appeals rr a. tc nn.l ana c9neusvr,
- app Al 10 tue Unued B. ties SUP, me our, Sm re
$1,000 or where the adjudication Involves coNstitu
tnsi gu ION or aL, a s OF v pi W. n,, r
cgtl qicton sufficient to require nnsl decsijn by
the supreme Court
ruE PRESIDENTIAL TEHM.
Tho House then n. u'ned the consideration
Of the proposed constitutional amcnduient
limiting the Presidential term.
Mr.. Wuudworth (tep., OhiO) opposed the
amend rent and de Jared IN 4, althou ,h he had
voted for the res lutiun offered nv one Of the
WarwicLs On tine other side against third
teru, he would prefer a thousand times to see
Pr sidcnt Grant r'gccfed rather than see the
uficc nlc by one " those VINO twelve years
agO were In arms against tue Government.
Mr.. Knott Dcu., XVI. Chairman Of the judi
cilry G mmittee, ~ sed the debate. Qu"tuS
the maxim IN rcgard To Oficehulder thai " Few
die aud none resi- n he ticturcd the allure
ments of toe President 1 office a. follows; \
eni rV If -Ouhl: a mansion sustained IN % STYLE
" luxury nat few persons Dire med ". furnish
Cd. repaired, ana heated at an annual eNpcn-c ~
S21.eO with the Nerv ait brehhed tncr. ~.
fumtd ~ re- cNO. les. propagNcd III SJUV0
= rItn house, ulutuue. at an annual cNJcnsc
ui 3 800; dpriN tc secretary at StWO a W.T. To
d. the Ifcsi cut. writing; two assist mt sccrc
tics 40 80 wear u 40 We Molk ul tho
pfiNA sec ctarV two 81 tks at Ss;iJ to d. the
wuik Of tnr ~sisttut -ccrrtafies. LLiu-ntet \
steward at $500 to supply the Prcsiccnt = table
| with the cuuiC 81 wines aud the richest viands
! int coDld temut or satidtc ms apuci tie; with
| SGtol wear for books, periodicals, stationery
irlcErf ms. .u nj "a comic / uuu-cJ other Cuutin-
| rcucos. what lat meant he did not know;
! hut he thanked God for the coming -"
| uAUghter1 II the children of Israel sighed Tor
! Tue flesh pots OF Etpt, what must be the
| anguish Of "A sensitive soul when King ~
| Tong farewell II such sala ami luXurit :. lie
| asked the gentlemen to ~ home TO their IL
ct. TIA d-workcd, overt xed constituents ant
| tell them why four years not a sum tent
length Of time for any American citizen To enjoy
| such an office.
TIE VALUE OF EXPERIENCE.
| Replvinc to the suggestion that tae exp ricnce
| gAiH'd ia the Prc-i ient 4 Cnice made the in
| cumbcnt better President he asked to he
| pointed T. any President whose secOud term
Wa more sidactor' T. the pc 'ple than his
Sir Garncld Rep, Ohio suggested that Gen.
| Jack SOM second term was much more Illus
| triou> than his first one.
Mr. Knott thaDght that II the argument were
| tr.e tnat an experienctd man W nut qualified
| tor the residential III e. school oug Il 10 be
established for the training Of Presldentiil as
! utrauf-. M sucn In tituiiun IN /" nartinct
| tac orr" at West Point whicl supplied the
army with officers at tue rate Of one ON Ger 10
every sfx pTivAtcS. IL ma also been suggested
tnat the time might come when the ncccs-
| slti-s Of tie case woul inner lively de-
and tho election Of Presiden II ever
| tnat time dil arrive. the Am rtcan fcoJ @
| would tc unworthy OF their liberties. There
| never mad existed, nj never would exist a lime
| Nhtn only une n a coalj uc uud capable OF
chtr-i gtnc du, i"s uf that office. II ma been
| considered an absolute necessity for " rus, In
Va a tom of the Roman CONSTITUTE on, to he elect
| ed n-ul fog he sec nd time, aud he had con.
| tinucd To he elected for i've successive teriods
| and ne tir. knu;u had uu duunt mat when " 4
! Rus rec we'd Intelligence OF his ttitd noutna-
! ton. b. realized tnat NJ did net wish hat mont
AMENDMENTS.
rNo cehatA nnvinc ,'osed. Nr. Reagan Dem.
ie1l ra rti ~ Amendment, a- follows.
S,i,-..a Mo h.s hcia or o., hcsr tter ho.d tn
&C. eei r.es.4c4t Az ever hereafter be ch-,b q
Nist-lsc.i.e.t o., Uhtcl St4t.s sail eslN lra,,.
Mr New OIon.. iudl moved to recomuit til,
| bin o. the j ifitrN Conn e..
Mr IA snu ll;cp. low sail that this was he
first time that rln-tituti tnu aut nGWcnt d
/ been proposed lmltlug tie ri-hts Il the reu pie
and tor that reason h" eutertalue * RENE
| Doubts TO the proi ric'v ~ luuting ANY OF
the prut ositions lie therefore favored - re
| commit H.
Thu vote on the motion to recommit was
We ~. II. tie t.. Ia" Sneaker vote.
| IN the neg tiV-, and the motion " 5 lost.
| Nit. Reasau's Amendment. the wulu here
| afer. being first changed TO thereafter va
| lost. - To | 4.
Nj Frye, amendment VS. rejected by 10 L
IA.
| The vote was then taken on the passage Of ia,
bill, wncn WIS lost bv lli We rs TO lUj hays.
| Tue House then adj Iurucd.