The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-26
WASHINGTON NOTES
Mr. Lamar Rises 20 o Per- Oual EVpla.
nation, and Mr. Hale Is WOrstcd.
flbustering ia the House to Defeat the
Repeal Of the Resumption Act Ord.
way in a Badway ImpeaCh
mcut Proceeding,

WASHINGTON, July 2i.--rhc Demo.
Gratis will hold u cuucUs to morrow
Naval committee VIII give Secretary
Rpbcsou another opportunity for de.
Tense to the conclusions reached in re-.
Htiou to JAY Cooke ~ Co, Hear
ug privato.
Lieutenant james a. buchanan, uow
at the Memphis signal onloc has been
ordered to assUmt charge OF the con
,tructiom and operation OF the tele.
graph lines ordered 10y the government
IN Texas and the Indian Territory
with headquarters at Dcnisou,
The House commiltse on banking
held u full meeting to-day and then
adjourned wthou, reaching any agree
ment on the specie resumption act
On order being made for another spe-
cial meeting, as usual various proposi-
uons for Il total or partial repeal OF the
law was discussed.
EN-Sergoant at'Arms Ordway, who
has teen here since thursday last
to satisfactorily explain, says his coun.
sci was informed this morning by Rep
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that il the House
should adjourn next week the commit.
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chairman OF the N''"i"''''' on Na'm
AIItirs' II was oiu'''u ny unanimous
'o''Se'' '""' ''l' '"'Jo'''S '"" ,"'''''
lily reports oI |'"' committee snail he
presented tomorrow and ordered
printed, aud that Friday next shall he
assigned for, thrr consideration to the
exclusion Of all other business, six
hours to be given to debate and to he
equally divided
MIR, Lawrence offered a resolution
iustructing the Committee on Pubic
Lands to ascertain aud report whnt
legislation is necessary to secure to
actual settlers the right to purchase,
rs under preemption laws, at the price
Of one dollar and twenty-five cents an
acre, the lands granted to Pacific
railroad companies. Adopted.
The House bill, reported last Thus
day by Bland OF Missouri, from COM
mittee ON mines and mining 10 nth
ile the products Of gold ana silver
mines, come for consideration IN the
morning hour
Mr.. kasson OF Iowa, male Il point
Of order that the bill must first be con-
sidered in the committee OF the whole
Discussion of the point OF order was
continued all through the morning
hour, that being one way OF defeating
the ill.
The bill is the one originally intro
duced by hahhS' oil M"S'"enu'''''' az
lowing the issuc of coin notes to be
paid by the several mines ana assay
officers for the net value OF gold ana
silver bullion therein deposited, Such
sums to be receivable for all dues to
the United states, and to be legal ten
der for all debts public ana private
TheSpeaker protein, Sayler, oiohlo
overruled the point OF order stating
that he could not see in what possible
sense the bill could be regarded as
either making an appropriation or re-
quiring an appropriation to be made,
or as being proposition for q tax on
the people The mere fact that the
bill might involve expense to the gov
eminent, or that in some way expense
would be necessarily incurred IN car
ryug out its provisions, could not
bring it within the rule requiring bilI'
to be considered in committee OF INT
u,r,Io
n ~, ,,ossou onneoled from the de-
MI N''97o' "r ~. ,,,,.,,,inoI Il,
cision and the ruling was S"s'"'hco ny
| $50 to II, but the morning hour having
expired the Till went over