Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-08

from the rate OF enlissmfnt,
The house and scnate ~eFe not dt
vided On the questioned clerks saia
lies, bur upon the genersl power
undertake. by the housesto be exer-
cised over the senate. II had been
/ claimed tina, the house had reduced
The appropriations as compared with
the. bits of last year to he extent Of
! $4,000, 200, but there WAS deficien-
Icy bill of 81 100000 which had been
counted III the $50, 1000, ,0oQ.aad hash
1 no business there. The senate COM
{mitiee on appropriations as compared
with the bill OF last year 10 the es-
! .eni ni ~ ,Iln II the last 5
j years the sena.e--had reduced these
/ bills to ,heaeMent ef So ,000,o00.
/ Mr. Motrill then Argued that the
house had appropriated SPe11iiedi
balances without mentioning The
aitSUunt, and he believed those bal
ances amounted TO about FIVE milton
dollars. Ma ;p-this.3ttis bill of
four million dollars, aud II wueld be
seen that the house had reduced the
appropriations TO the extent oI thirty
thousand del!afs oi@y, antt as ne SEN
ate committee on appropriations had
treduecd them twenty s. W milton iol-
lars the difference between he two
houses was only eight million dallats.
Mr.. Window introduced a bill ex-
tending aad continuing for a period
Eot 10 days the act recently passed 10
provide 1empofarlI; for the expendi-
tnres OF the government Referred
10 st'e committee oi. apprpptlatiohs.
Mr.. Hitchcock stll,fsl up the sea4,e
lb,ll 10 prorl,te !of tne seio 81 ide II.
hra'ney ~ iittafy resefs sattzGi IN Ne
! braska - sGsl.
| Ga motion of NJ. Ingslls the sen
ATE to day adopted a resolu4un re-
queJing the peestsleet 10 inipgn tb9
| senate wlfafhrr the Sioux Infilai5s
rraritr Il tfr : -, tyF4ts4
to the invasion Of fs,eir tfeaIy ,eser-
vaiion bv gold hunters; whetner the
present military operations aTe con-
| Quoted Tor lie purposc Of pf0tct firo
SAID Ialians inaheir g..i8s under the
/ tresty oil '6S or fjr aallsnlna them
for the trsistinr violation OF thai
/ treaty AID Whether the recent reports
of an alleged disa Ter 10 our forces
under Gen. Custer ID that region are
true.
w As,ttsafey. Julg ,-A.t lI,,tsil
said the conference oon,m,tt4e. n,,sa,t.
we'll Of an,s Aanse 81 conoress ,,l
onlv ono o., s,rh rro,,a ,ba ,3,,
| terence was-ilu4 lt.llt ll,Ahlc because
There could be but one side to the
question as long as the house insisted
| only the senate must consent TO the
conference, but when tie house got
so far as 10 adhere i, would he revo-
luton, absolute revolution, defiance
of law, and that meant revolution in
this country. Tie senate conference
had mel the honse hAli WAY. Ii any
I More c0'ifd oeTdore cors1stt-5it with
the lntegr'ty OF the senate he would
be glad II some one would proclaim
II. ne senate committee 70 meet
1.-The house hall way agreed to the re-
dnctlon to the extent OF SIX hundred
IN the force Of the ervll service, be-
lieytng that II was better that pubic
service should suffer somewhat than
have AN important appropriation bill
taii, but this proposition WAS ALSO
j lutely rejected by the house. The
whole amount 10 be saved by reduc
ing clerks salaries, rs proposed b5
The house would hot exceed sa5u,n1p
| Nj. Wlndom, member OF The CON.
uitiee- -.i. appropriations, SAID after A
careful calcul sion it had been founc
that the saving would be but title
. over 100000 II was not the amoun
involved SO much as it was the prin
ciple of coetcing the senate 10 ctnngt
the law
4 Mr.. Elm,,ntls-Tbat all .af.,4,