The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-07
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81 Indian lands In tho Indian Territory. and 70
ana whether Or not the. public faith Of the
United states II pledged for their payment O.. or
redemption. The resolution proposes granting
nnpers for these purposes. The resolution was
ordered 70 be printed and lie on the table.
mr.. DOutwe1ls Resolution.
Resoipea. That the President be requested y
in his opinion 1t Is not inconsistent with tne
public interest," to furnish the Senate fac si,nie
copy Of the draft of tho letter q n. Secretary q
o the Minister 4 the a United stas g, te
proclamation Of her Majesty. the Queen OF
Great Britain, rccogpizing e. thc belligoTe.nt
The Impeachment Case.
Tho disabilities OF Flansis T. Nichols. Of Lou
Impaachf,ient resumed. The Senate retired.
ths e " ,EEs sHas # j" as
Impeachment will proceed to hear the evidence
of the merits OF the trial in tlia ease.
The court will meet to receive Belknap's an
swcr, and then adjourn TO the 9th OF July.
After short Legislative session the Senate nd
journed. ,,,, .o..s,
banking and CURRENCY Bill.
| The change Of rules was ndopted-yeas. i15
NAYS IT. So the Banking and Currency Com
Indian approrria ron bill resumed. The Chair
| overruled the point of order that the section
transferring the Indian Bureau was not german
| to the bill The committee rose ana reported
the bill 10 tho House. Passed. Adjourned.
speaker kcrr's statement.
| WAsHINaToN June 6.--Mr. Kerr submitted q
sworn statement that Harney's statement ~, T.
the circumstances under which Green was ap-
po'"''u' Comments or Mr.. blaine.
| Mr.. Dlaine--I have looked up the provision
which the gentleman from Iowa tKasson) NOV,
cd. and II was this:. Where the Government had
contracted for the delivery Of specific article 2
with the Uovernment. an additional tax wa
levied on that article. the Government should
stand the loss and not be the seller. The gentle
| man from Iowa understands the point
M. Kasson--I do remember the TACT Of tbs
Mr.. Binine-It is a very simple matter; IN fnc
| all the manufacturing interests In the unitet
| Statos where contracts were made were inter
| ested In It, and where new tax bills were passed
| oyery few months.
THE uAWAIHN TREATY.
The Fight Going characterization
11ainperlny the Lobby.
| WASHINGTON. June e.--Tho senate Committes
/ ON Foreign Relations have appointed Friday
the 9th inst To hear further the delegations rep
| rgsenting the sugar and rice interests. Messrs
Owens. u Georgia. and Gibson, 81 Louisiana
are thoroughly alive TO the diff 'utties OF thei
position, but do not dispar Of final success. 1
Il thought the longer the Hawaiian treaty IL dis
cussed by the public. the stronger the oppo
sition becomes.
Sam Ward. before the Ways and Means Com
/ mittee, knew nothing Of the three hundred
Thousand dollars from California to pass ths
i Hawaiian treaty. Ward stated the investiga
tions had hampered their business OF lobbying
4 q. r. Dcauregard.
i WASHINGTON. June Elm the Senate White
Of Maryland presented petition. OF Gen. q: A
Beauregard. Of Louisiana. for the removal 9
his political disabilities. Referred To Judiciary
Committee.
An Outrage and A Murder summarlll
4 Dealt with.
4 MEMPHIS June 6.--Sam Andersen, colored
y who was arrested here sunday Tor attempting
TO outrage Miss Vaughn, OF DeSoto county
Miss. and cutting tho throat OF her brother ant
leaving him for dead. was taken from the officer
there yesterday morning BY q body OF arme.
citizens and hung. His father. charged witt
being accessory to the attempted murder. is no,
In fernando JAIL