Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-22


be exhsuste on that Day by the hold
ers of e-r.ltcsges o deposits and hy
hanks who wVuli send on large
amounts Ot notes for re.!eD .,sh5n. sad
the bullion be ing all trausIsired tdetfN
hanks and Iationai SUSPENSION having
AGAIN occurred, the tIInsilr the pfslit-
otine banks wuuid begin aud tn. re
would De no calculation hoI high tie
premium wouii go ami how long the
suspension would continue. He con
tinupd 10 enforce his ds ct'iaes in Gp-
pOsiii:in 10 resam ption and v az teilow-
"a by other members ON the same side
u j ia The adjournment
The session Of ne Senaie 3ll j az
ass m,s-,ly o. -upied SltG the pr,pes,
toe of Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia,
Ftor = special committee tu investigate
discrepancies all, ged by him to exist
in The accounts o; The Treasury De
pirtnent. Various propositions were
"a de on the suiJ~ct, inclUaiDg one ny
Mr.. Berk; of X nturky, To divide the
rr.atsury .Jepar r,nlentinto tS q distinct
branches, one To attend - the collsc-
tIton and another to the disbursements.
/ Without action the Senate adjOurne,;
tIll Monday.
/ In tine Huuse the report of the Com
miltea on Foreign Aifiirs was present
ed by Nr. SWAMI, of Maryland acrePi-
1 Ing he IN vitaiiCn of he Republic Cl
France to participate in the Pari'
Expos ton, and approprIatIng $50,
90 90 defiay the EXPENSES of the cum
mission. Mr.. Cox. uf New York, offer.
le substitute limItinZ the appr0pria-
!Uon to $50 600. Both We're reierred Il
the Counittee OF tho Whoie. The de
bate on the b'll repeating the third Src
tiou uf the r~>GuIptiUn law Was reSum
ID. Mr.. Garfield opposed the bill, ana
treiuied tue ar II I't-il of Mr. Kelley
assertion IA sd b! VI. * ley thai tbs
gree nbacks had put dow The rebelliul
Mr.. Garfield said If he had been on IN.
! EOJher side Oi The House h- would have
a rs wered, ''Oh, no, Judge, We had ;
more ilberal supply et that kind o
money than you had. Ii Vas d bette
I kInd of money tnan yours On your OA |
y principle, for il Was 10 te redeeuItt
tWD years after the Independence o
, the Confederate States; aHd yet tina
+ md not PET you GOAB." Gentlemel
! VINO .kdewsthe result oi the finunria
/; ;tpdiscy OF the. Con1ederacy would hard
, /. joIn iH the euiugiun of the z zen
b.ck Tne HOu-s hi.i,i an cveuia,
Sc sssOr, during II hich. he deeai,s ".
!, CONTINUED. ff.-f
I IiOu,E-0a Msnd " The Army Ap
: lprOpr.ation biH Ya5 r-PJrlci bdcl
lNE55 the ; 4nate AitBd aeni5. HH
ans Iie me Il - recrG't the asioY ~ p.
UJb ~ u " -, cIncufTsd in. SOiHe !,
, ace u.her aineii'iinsnts were agreed 1
( aud 5piDe Weie moi, aa,; the b,II gGt
- the Seiitie. l. ,, Meieaiie "
.Ts~9fn ia as "a Il preventative tr0u
Missouri. Mr. St' pnens iutryjuce'.
= ttOiliior Il,e iinaneiesi .rgllft ~ to- cpq,
= ttty Ahd 10 facilitate Ihe rit urn joSg' q
+ pa$mehtS, mahou, ,li,jurtsu ly nj g
ing tfis cDhnerc..l OdsliiS-s aii,
: sehssa! iaiG1i q So the % . .as. H
: frrr-d. Cie 6it r APR jpf. ,sa~ So,
lW0fir t1e P5fi- 4 EHp,s,.iioa ~f.s co
7, iIersu souio l. us.n ~ c.s,i, l.ii'e
J Of Tie WhDIe, AID ine dopse a j ,ur.
y ed.
= In the. Senate OF Moaday the resol,
'ttiOo prOviiing inr the app0i!I lneut ,
: n ,,.ituit,ee oi tive.to Investigate iii
ho, X al the Treasury Department, Wa
:. fdi'EiSH. Ine OViddlt itCFASu Iit1
y ceftain minor amendment, 10 lii
/, Army Appropriation nil, aud ii No.
! goas To the President FOR signature, I.
pe!itiOd was presented for the passag
" lo' tae bill 10 remit the taxes ou il
solvent shVirg utpkS, ...-...
:; The House, in Committee of III
: Whdte,, considered AT great length, IN
= Paris Exposition bHi. but withou
5 arriving at any debate conc usi }.
l. laiJoulned. ..... .ss.