New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
XLIVTH CONGRESS-Isr SESSION

POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN BOTH boUsES-'ih' IA
TON AND MIR. COX SPEAKING FOR shE ph"oO-
RACY-A NEW TERRITORY-f227o 900 FOR THE
Nrw-yopK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ABSENCE
-FITZHUGn's SALARY.
SENATE WASHINGTON. Aug. g, 1915.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate com
ica.,on from the Secretary OF War; incosing letter
from the Chief OF the Eng aeer Corps United States
Army demonstrating against the proposed ahehdhch'
to the River and Hibor Appropriation bl III regafh 10
limiting the availability of the appropriation for The In
movement of the Southwest Pass OF the MiSNsslppi
River He expresses the opinion that II the amendment
sboud he finally adopted It viii interfere with the coi
nerce New-Oreans Ordered to be prlh eu ana lie On
Mr. HITCHCOCK diep, Ncb) called mp the Senate bill
10 establish the Territory Of Pcnbla ana 10 prov rue IL
temporary government therefor 1he pr"loseu ne"
TcrTtogy consists sof the northern portion oi the ler
Sfter a brisf discussion Mr. EDMUSDs Uep, VIZ
moved 10 postpone ITS further consideration unth tne
first Monday IN December next k,Jccc1- 10
Navs, % Tho bill then pa>scd-Ncas, 81; Nays ~
Mr. EDMUNDS rep. WI called up the reports oi i.e
ma ny and wgar OF e SGg"fI tbe oc TSh election IN
Mississippi ~ ordered that they be printed III me
Pcc0rd ana lie on the table
Mr. BOGY dem MOI entered a motion to recon
sder the vote by which the bill to establish me Territory
oi Ienn,na WT pasr, a" , EN- Tcrrirr +" Aronnmn
rhe concurrent resolution to print 21Vo cot- ol tg
vas taken up. aud Mr.. PADDOCK Rcp., NCb) ,uAmtru M
Amendment 10 PRINT 100000 copies of The report Tor
= az
1873. Agreed to-Ycas, "a Nays, II.
tlr ANTHONY R"p., r. ~ moved to reconsider the
vote aui said there money 10 pay Tor iie "orH
Atior lscU,tinu the action o ftr"nslur .he 'o'e ~
vhyn the resolution was pa.Srd was i.,recu 10. ,,
ny lhhLlNHhI lSl.N u'tl' =, '3 ~ '''t ii' III 'nJ
hi 10 PRINT lpupo copies "I 'Gr ''P''t ,' ~,
40poDO copies of the report Tor SO, iud IT"mIXlh5
$4,000 10 pay for the WORK, and II was pssed-ie''
Mr VIZ DOM G:ep. MinnJ called mp the House bal to
gfPy| W 59[ tln time -, of n e YY"rE Co1d.r ad
P1tohi'" building. fas.rd ti af'D.' ~, ~ an
Lc 5u.ldiug.l
TIE HAMBURG RESOLUTION.
The senate resumed the consideration Of the unhnlshed
Ins;n,ss being she resolution Of Mr. Morton 30 print
10000 copies u the o the President and 'cco-
u-uying d,cuucns reference to the recent trouble az
Mr EAioN Dom. Comm resumed his remarks from
the point where hr -lSpcndcd y.sleid'y IL Saia 'l'o
ta.i uo Democratic senator ha yet iound tie occasion
oi attauE the character Of either Of the nominees ot
tac Republican, rarty tie rccogEizrd these nominees as
crucirn %. nrgHy respectable cira,ie and 80 I'r ~
tuty u lAc Democratic parry fr President stood hIsh
before the people, and no words 81 nis thf. l'"h ~
co 4! lii him IN NJ, minds of he people. lie had
No. 10 ~ however. 90 rc td 20 the l'rhorsiie nom
ge for \ty,ir,-drht hcttsc ne hAl br'h tH' ",.ect
i .lf- , i. nnYr the uouDTal llt senator 'r0u Yer
uouj Ir E.inuud,l baI arnprG O." cruNIne, %" sen
a., a. % Hc cp.EirH, that there ldd been h'lih"
lt5.1, 20 n lHi,i. I'M tnat are Democratic candidate
..r .,-f. .-,i cut was honest, W,r" the senators
IraHt NvY-f o:a, D"awarc, ana "lhti Nti''4 Ia ~
10 o.. ~.Eofo. Lou Vermont 10 and out "nd -
constitutional doctrine lad The "i-;lI-lheh'@i
Sca.;or ica on any ling which make, him our '1rIt
N. llion tnru sent o. A- ,cfas ttsk and hli raj IN
e.r.f from a speech %. ir. Morton, delivered 90 Rch-
uYr inI -pJ -. l~bJ 20 tuc eject ;lti thTr -'dhl
Boz ,rlud o. psunai.on and p''lF'i'on or ine i.,ra
Ic.I power; t.,, they we're uUi NJ 90 DE- iunrh'''D
A.lro n," y"lud power &c, AMI f''A "i"- Ha "i-.-
r .l s..G tlc honorable senator uad fuah-tG ~ oPn-
ION .., D. .sy hpG' D.'Gie iiE '"r i'i ID any
Lua.' man t.aa' N' headlcAN i'i 'Ar Po,''.h u. yt
c...l-s c-r,'u yr.'i- d@p iIt ''td -ul' me
,o-,. a"I. ans-dr.snis aud dii mol aehe'. in, A. A.
i,n .",- "'" ,t''J'' ' ',' 'rIi - ~ ' I 'li
-.I..vr ..Uin iut!u! 80 'ii' uMt I.' 81 ni. - am
... -.G-A J'th "ui t"'J "''.I'' .h '.' '',' i's "
Size & a-i.d'."n li' a. -"'i tti' e." ~ .' & - i'' i =
iu m ,a.,u ..d ne,.i true Go .Lr i"HrtE,rh II
.!s Hr,.utaI senate: could say Oh, Roy "-rau pgty
".,- -.!' g" tDr 'u~i""h ii'h $50 To- '''' ''. ma
-.s ls.r uI-ht NOT io ur h"tt,u on tni'
sentative. .i'r ~'n,E,n 7,s'c' 90 vas go eo"n '''i m
ia.' r..r 4r,l"n' "h,a iH-ht nos OF, .''nt 10 -.
il, .pf 60. t.s Hur.I Nr tI.Vn t-rn 'd }! A.. "'t'
err 90, tniJh an. 'a-d hr thni-ht n't. N"rh
%. state o l-NJ- t.oG-at l"2.i l1 'I.-' u '"uHt
Il.uI .J uld NOT become tie senator iiu N'fm"ht u
,.. .out democratic mJonU ~ the a'''' '''HB 10
Ol,,l.4to r,ps.''on.
The ALABAMA ELECTION.
lIr. LAION tA,u qIooed f."H ihe "1'h"'gs,H ReDub-
hrrl .i 80 ,.lJ- tlu tnc D.iuHrI.uc parry
c...a me ol,,Jiou N Alabama e,tasd Boy 10000 ma
..i.r .ro ..i: L.t ,Lc honorable >.ua or from Nef
...u, .,,p Iuerc not single ourra~. Dut ia'r'
f,u,.. . -...i t,~ctiun
81. $50. ~. G!,p., hia said those wcr" A,''ci''cl
ii.. ..a.cr,- and ihc pJIci dd NOT .u.d D. rf gee
.,,..-. l.l..s sl.m. 10 Va, ua. tu' 'r H'n' counties
...... ...u,t Notr ou ac~Juu. 90 nHm4Jai.pn.
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.. ...,.. control ~ tl. Dpuo,rsi.I, lar, ir ga,
-... a~. ...r ascent of tLe As.osalea ri'-a III tAc
sI ...'. Wi. .up,rs. the, coud loot get anv-
l.. ..... usu .u.. lcHd %. "tl.. rr'i ItG-a-
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a...-.|.... ur.. l1Huad os'v., wy nave E'e''
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r.,.. 4 ...ufrU 'ua ''.. "ti..H 200" H"ih"r -
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.....n4 .., .r..--.. 90 81. t.It ir Nii."'i"h j.
y d. has d..
... I..J.,-l .u.@ utly so.d N.rguugJu-. 500 #
thea. l ... .o.u, yotni .,. u. snr a.. IiHc ".s a
-r.,t,i sad .l:.. number = co.,sed p.oi, m
...... r.I. -p Il..ii..,.f $50. "l' ,l.t i'. .d
444.s-t ,.ul -,yt tir senator thc benefit "i Ais
u,..-s . ..st .c.eyc an, su'u tl'ut li11-He }
.,f. . te .u-t.4. oi o,d want. ,ncu. naI banded
t ..c. .I.ysL AM "i iaru own color i'1'a N"''"5
o., ,.,,o. a.au.l y'-tcia Jay shaved IT, I'r t"'h
..r r,4 o t.c uuttc iu lt-a.u 10 dAr'i"a'r'
..l. l.a. fae senator nom M'." ."chIsc.ts clI b"u,-
u.lJ i. Ic nrW OF AH own knU"l,g' that mere i'dl
uU been forced oilaIcs ou come oi IN, b'"As o tIc
Nj Iy' TWILL lid Of course he bad not been over
a jlc bpa- Of .c department. uIt hc rad 80 h"!" he
h.i it :i. !'i ",ch dIb alter. loh "4 u.s. "p.H5
c had t.dt te records OF the senate were ho' "hat
sir EATON rcsuInng. rad from the testimony oi cN
Tf.i-T N,puns before q commiite, q" iiir House oi
forced drfag tnt adGn-titiOn OF Mr. Chase AM vs.
si-aut secretary Huunstpn lie next ic.eilc" to ihe
,.i,n., fls, med some weeks ago by M bnuI"cI,
which were picYarcd b, Assistant Secretary toudn Of
tine Treasury Department. and sdid thry we're Iase It's
staten. l, fI,tu, IA Attempted 10 show mat
uC ca cn>s "i tae Government III 1910 we're Dal hlc
NOR. Ian In $50, STAGED that the expenditures IN
lures caused ny The war; ana !I"I ts amount hc ur
duclcd the premium Oh gold IA 1910, amounting Ia over
Mr iiOU IWEL.L defended Mr. Conaut. and said it
| merely ma'tet Of opinion b'iweeh tre senator from
CONNECTICUT aud Mr. tOuant rs 20 whether the gold pre-
mum should be deducted IN SO or not.
Mr PATTERSON Uiep., ;. 3D. reviewed the message