New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22
y11VM COYGRESS-F1RST SESSION.


REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE PASSES THE TEN MILLIONS OF SILVER
REsoLUTIox-INDIAN AFFAIRS MINUrELY DIS
cTrasEp-TuE sUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS
OCCUPY The HOUSE.
SENATE AsHINGToN. June 81. 1875.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate message
from the President in regard to the OF Winslow IL
was ordered to be printed referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations
Mr. MORTON dlep, IndJ submitted a resolution In
sructing the Committee Privileges and Elections 70
vae dispatches sent by magnetic telegraph ana Wnas
legislation is necessary TO prevent the sSzte VI SUN
report by bill or otherwise Agreed to-. 49,
Mr ALLISON tkep, Iowa. from the SGm y, Sp
the Office of the commissioner OF Indian Affairs rom INC
Interior the Wal Department, aud recommenaed al
il post poned until the first Thursday AFTER lAo nIs'
Monday IN December next. - H.
Mr. INGALLS, Qep. kan) asked that u De iad OH INC
table for the present. So ordered.
Mr. SHERMAN rep, ohio called up The Joint resoln
ton to authorize the President 10 appoint
TO attend the international Conference upon the suec
Ol The Tc1tiye value of gold and silver faSsed 80.
Mr. MITCHELL rep, Oregonl gave noliee tnT ho Oh
Inc would call up he resolution to pay T. b. = Pinch
back the compensation ana nease pi ,t ~. ths
March g. 1875 to the termination of bis contest py le
Mr. SHERMAN Rep Ohio called IN the House Joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary OF me Treasury 10
issue 10000 900 III silver coin in exchange for legal
tenders the legal only to be rcssucd upon Tie
ret rcncnt ana destruction ~ like amount OF fractional
currency. he submitted amendment piOYidins ihat
the trade dollar shall not hereafter pe !esdl lehuel
Mr. SHERMAN said he thought S20,ooo,ooo in silver
com should be issued instead Of $lOOUOOco II tne sen
ale should unanimously pass such amendmcut he ad
no doubt the House would agree 10 It, lie offered such
Mr. SARGENT objected, and Mr.. SHERMAN Withdrew
the amendment hut said hc had doubt the senator
from California would regret having made the objection
The Joint resolution was then passed. -, A., rrr-p
The senate tNcn al l2i1 T. NJ Oh motion oi MI Sill
MAN. went into Executive session. At 100 p H. the
Tie House b to change the name Of the steamboat
Paragon Of Pittsburgh, Penn, was passed.
The House bills for the relief % Lzlo irons ana Johh
5. Dickson were indefinitely postponed.
IocLaney the name o. to steam barge Dolphin , A., u,
Ti a s I s al igiy the Court Of cs 5r " IT, Ward
Turscnac tncn resumed tne consideration OF the I'M
Tie pending question being on the amendment proposed
by the Committee Appropriations 10 strke ont inc
third section OF the ho-e on %o5.Ig 20 s"y, IT, I
Indian Bureau and transfer tie Government VI tue III
,'e Was nnoyed ON this topic nom yesterday and
went into an pnasc5 ana details Of Tho suJoet Ag@1g
EN.0E tD.in. y O. aud Mr.. iEGthfs 'i'seTa, 49,
I,aU.- mare ,,'.n.t IL we're Wr ALLISON tIcp., Iova
Mr.. MOTION iEcp Ini), and 5ir. FREiINGHUY-EN
t.aB y j. Mr. ALLISON argued that army u'hcers arc
MOI me proper persons 70 tcuch Indians agriculture; this
woYk viii dtmoiiilo the army, aud 100 officers W le
taken by h. from tneir proper duties. Mr.. MpkIoSs
directions were that general legislation Ought not To- be
IN udcd in "a general apVrOp ion b, aud, secondly
that is measure would De- equal To SAYING in1 liutns
aud sad q Is not composed of butchers Mr. LOGAN de-
carei that army officers would provoke l7sis WIN the
Indiana in oIicr 90 get brcyCt a. NJ. MI lNGAliS re-
turned 20 ITO defense Of the army and sand II y con
posed 81 whosluOw the value OF an OATH ana nave
never been Taught 10 strl. II, sam u.he. at tle
Indiana have no rights superior TO tie rights ~ c'lLs
ton ald claimed that the present war IN The Black INNS
IS the result OF tho peace pohcy h hot.hil+L teP,
Mel said that discussion on this topic should moi take
place over an appropriation bill II Is tEg Win pub
lie business. The discussion continued by Mcssfs.
| DAWES, HERRtMOS, and others.
the senate then proceeded 10 vote on m ton OF MI
INGALLS, 10 lay ASIDE Tue IHdan AprioHalloh ph anu
take up House bH reported by The Committee on
| Indian Aflirs this morning TO transfer the Indian
to tlo War Department. and IL aIecd to
! Yeas. 20; Nays IL All The Nays were Republicans
Tho Yeas Democrats. with the addition OF the fol-
LOWING Republicans and Independents: Mossrs. Booth
Harvey, Hitchcock, ingalls,, Robertson, ana WINDOW
The Steamboat bill rccunmtted to tine Committee
| ON Commerce The Senate then, at D O'Clock, TOOK
| recess until 1880 p
Al the evening o. sion Of the Senate motion Of Mr.
WINDOW tho vote by which the Indian Appropriation
bill was laid aside TccOnsldeicd Debate on the
amendments limited TO iyc minutes. Alter various
motions the section proposing the transfer Of the Indian
| Bureau WAS stricken out OF the bill by Il To %.