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that the Indians have rights besides the rights Of ex-
tinctiOn.
ADJOURNMENT IN A MONTH.
CONGRESS GETTING on WITH BUSINESS NOW FA-
MoUsLY-A SHORT IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.


MoUSLY-A SHORT IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, June 81 - The outlook for the
early adjournment of Congress is more promising to-
day. The last of the twelve appropriation bills, the
Sundry Civil was to-day reported and considered
during the afternoon and evening sessions. 1t is
much reduced that it will not take as long usual
TO consider it, and already good progress has been
made Only short speeches will be allowed, and
member of the Appropriation Committee said 1T
would pass the House this week. 1t is not more
than half as long as usual, and apprOpriates, in
stead of $27 100000, only $14,000,000, thus max
ing saving of $13,000000. There is some pros-
pect that the House will recede from its determine
ton not to accept the Senate amendments to the
Legislative bill. Many members say it would
be mere obstnacy to insist after having made
an honest effort to- reduce the expenses of the
Government. They say the responsibility will he
with the Senate and with the Republican party, and
some Of the partisans are already preparing state
ments for the campaign showing how they tried to
reduce the expenses of the Government but failed
in consequence of Republican Senate and Repub-
lcan President. This they think will have the same
effect as though tho expenses had been reduced
There is also prospect that the impeachment trlal
will not last as long expected One of the man
ayers said to-day that the Senate would work hard
IL,
than fortnight. Considering the probability that
little work will be done during the st. Louis Conven-
ton week and the condition Of the general business
before Congress, il would seem that both Houses
will be ready to adjourn IN about a month.
REPEAL OF BANK TAXES DEMANDED.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BANKERS CONVENTION IN
wAsHINGToN-To GO IN A BODY BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH]
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Bankers Con-
vention met at Wizards Hotelhs afternoon. g. Foney
Dorsey President of the Citizens National Bank OF
Piqua Ohio was called 10 the chair and John G. Hopper
OF New-York City was appointed Secretary On motion
of II. W. Hughes of the firm Of Hughes. Wright 4 Co OF
Cincinnati the following preamble and resolutions were
offered and unanimously adopted:
Ehereas The general stagnation OF trade and com
Inerce together with the depressed industries Of tle
cnnrv are making the present bank taxes absolutely
unbesTabe. and which, II not promptly repealed must
end the dissolution of large number Of banking inst-
tutions and the withdrawal OF banking capital as au IN
vestment throughout the land therefore ,
ReSoUcd That the members OF this Convention proceed
rency tomorrow morning at 1850 the time DESIGNATED
for the hearing, and each eemner 50 Tar as Ossbc pre-
sent views aud the views OF those whom nc repre-
SCENTS and facilitate the longer than five MN
shalt be occupied by any one present before sad
Resoird That those present ct the Convention also
appear before the Committee Ways and Means m re-
laton TO the numerous petitions before then ot the re-
m0yhl Of the stamps on BANK checks III lc came
and Currency. 800. - 49,.
Resolred That after the members of this Convention
have appeared be both Committee. rs above tty
shall again in this place 10 decide on any Irher
action. II any there be, that may be deemed esirahc
On motion Of DR.. Shilling, President Of the First Ma
tional Bank OF Winchester Illinois, the following rcsou-
ton was offered and adopted:
Resopred That the iali now before the Banking ana
Currency Committee providing FOR the " Redemption
Agency expenses" 10 he taken out oi hr DdhA tHht'
With hearty concurrence aud that tue mch-
o.rs Convention press ne import tnCc OF TIE same
upon sIe consideration Of said Committee.
j. Fails. President OF the Merchants
National Bank OF Cincinnati, IL wns resolved That ihc
President and secretary lay the whole matter before
the ComEtee Banking and Currency IN the name OF
THIS Convention, and such other statement as may he
pade by those present To c0rroborate the same lAe
Convention adjourned meet before the Committee on
Banking and Currency at 1880 H. N. on 22d inst
The Clearinghouse OF Cincinnati, represented By D. j.
Fallis President Of the Mephaus' National Bank OF
Cincinnati. and H. W. Hughes OF the firm Of Huehee
Wright CO.. bankers, OF Cincinnati, were authorized
TO represent the collective banks OF that city, and tom
other places few leading citizens were IA ihc manner
authorized to act banks ia their respective ycn
ites The large number OF letters received show an en-
tire unannity OF feeling throughout the cosltiy IN re-
card 10 the bank and tie necessity for their mcd
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