The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-26

MI Foster Rep, Ohio, from the Com
nittec of Ways ami Means, reported a dill trans-
ferr'u- ihe ous,odyof certain Indian trust bonds
from 80, secretary 4 ths Interior to the Treas
urer Of the United states. Passed.
AIR. Cox Dem, n. ~, from the Committee on
Banking and Currency, reported back adversely
three bills proposing to repeal the IL per cent.
tai on the circulation Of banks that are not IA
cona banks. LAID on the table.
Mr.. Terry Dem. va, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a resolution calling on
the Secretary VI War for copies OF the orders
and Instructions under which Quartern aster-
General Meigs is acting during his absence fro IN
he United States. Adopted.
Mr. jerks Dem, Pa, from the Committee on
Invalid Pensions, reported the bill supplement
tary to the pension act, providing that except in
ease Of permanent specific disabilities no In
rease Of pension shall be allowed to commence
prior TO the date ofthe examining surgeons GER
hnca'e. Also, repealing the law which makes
pounty land warrants personal property. Passed.
MI kusk (Hep.. WIS.,, FROM the same commit
Ne reported the bill u Increase pensions IN GER
hln cases. IL provides that persons VINO In the
nilli nv or naval service have lost one hand aud
enc foot, or have been totally or permanently
tsihed, shall DO entitled to pension Tor each
dIhJse dis bitles.
THg CENTENNIAL APPROPRIATION.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole On the Centennial Appropriation bill.
III a. not only strictly constitutional, but us de-
nanied by every sentiment OF national honor,
hail mai integrity; and national glory.
VI. utAard Dem, OhiO) opposed the BILL
sot b. cause be Was not In favor " the Centen-
PA celebration. but because he regarded the
b., Ar uuauthorlzed In the Constitution.
Mr.. x ibb.ns dem, n. ca said that when tie
var Ike out North Carolina farmer had six
nns gsl7n M 20 manhood who at the erst tap
u Tue erum went to the Geld to nght IN the
eause II t.e south. They had not stayed to
20, I oo'i1 u. aud they fought from Bull Run TO
Att"r attNI but not all Of them. one was
heeing ~ AniieIam, one at Chancel orsyille,
sn- AZ Nhlckah0tniny, and one In Kentucky;
~ lN} we're AZ AtpOmattoX, hattie Scared.
Icy ~ seen tine hAg 90 down which they nnd
EuNNed with untaltering devotion. one Of
.H9s' s4fYy0rs was he who now addressed the
eommi,tre, aud Who now said that he had seen
sn.lsh OF var and wanted peace-that he
vance frcolcilation and brotherhood all over
hiry. That as why he proposed to vote
70, 'he wll, f0r he thought that the tendency Of
~ Ce.e' ration was 70 promote peace.
EeP EI.J ami Mr.. Lamar Dem; Miss I'm favor
We hll, ana by MIR. White Cten., hyJ, MIR.
sooain it~p.. kan), and Mr. Rice dem, MOI,
~an' 10 aul thcnthe general discussion closed.
A TEST VOTE.
MT Holman Dem, Ind moved las atest vote)
go stihe en- ne enactlng clause Of the bill Re
M Auis dem, Texas offered an amendment
s1tHnHAlhg The Governor OF Texas to appoint
~ N"mulssipner, from that State In place Of
s'se 49, lhs under "A former appointment but
=. ~, point VI order the amendment was ruled
Nj Mis- explained that Texas desired to be
Tprr.ehtel al the celebration, but that she
soulu not no represented by two such gentle
Deh As tAp-e VINO had been appointed.
ulhe amendment offered by MIR. Rheskley
sDeH' RAJ Tor free admission on the 4th Of July
- - on every thursday was rejected. The COM
49, then rose and reported the bill TO the
nuuute WIN accommodation that II do pass.
M. h"pklns Dem, Pa,D having an hour TO close
80 ueuhte, yielded portions OF his time to other
Eemoef. ana speeches were delivered by Messrs.
A'lls 'Dcln, IennJ and Randall dem. Pa.C.
laRe number Of requests FOR leave 10 have
xeeeh's on the Centennial bill printed In the
SO.'y "iOnM Record were made aud granted.
nnu amendment offered by Mr.. 8 ringer Dem,
w. requiring the payment In full 70 the treas
WI tly balance that may be left ia the hands
the Finance Committee before any dividend
percentage u the PROFITS shall be paid to the
SAHo'der-, was agreed to.
TIE PASSAGE or THE BILL
,,ne vote was then taken, and the Til passed 80
100 nays, 100. The announcement was
'ote Ia detail
IinaI ahe,srs; Adams, Bd0Iev (Ga), B1t,r o.. ",
biss $3.50 BANNING, Barnufn Haas, BIfHe, Bldlr,
RH Cpsntley bronn lkanl, BurIelgh Casan Gus
Vale, ni ~ IrESphS, Cymer, oTdpo. CrotRse
Bls,,, ptnyorM Dpreh DdUy, DKsslsOs Dobb,ns
w. ham.s Egberi, Ellis, Flrpeu, Forney, Foster,
No. Hlraison ilardenberKh HIrfis (Mass3 Har
In, uitthorn' Hewitt ~. ", mn Hodr HDd0 Hop
Or IS.o'1h HtnieT, Hurlbat HgDidH, jerks Jonep
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