The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27
CONGRESS-.
MONDAY.


In the Senate two bills were introduced
for the repeal of the Resumption Act. Mr..
Edmunds' resolution to appoint commit
tee to take into consideration the laws re-
specting the election of President and Vice
President, was amended SO as to empower
the committee to confer with a similar
committee from the House, and passed.
In the House the claim of Mr.. Patterson,
of Oregon, to a seat was argued without
result. Resolutions were adopted for the
appointment of committees to consider the
Civil Service and the Presidential election
laws, and inquire if the eight hour law
had been violated in the navy yards.
TUESDAY.
In the Senate, bills were introduced by
Mr.. Wallace, of Pennsylvania, "to provide
lawful note and coin currency" and to
authorize long bond for the investment
of savings; by Mr.. Ingalls,, of Kansas, to
equalize bounties and to enable Indians to
become citizens; and by Mr.. Cake, of
Texas, making an annual appropriation of
$1,000 600 for arning and eauipping the
militia. Argument i'll support of Mr.. kel-
logg's claim to a seat in the Senate from
Louisiana, was heard by the Committee
on Privileges and Elections. The Senate
confirmed Richard c. Mccormick to be
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; Abra-
ham D. Hazen, Third Assistant Postmaster
General; John Nj. Langston, Minister to
Hayti; Frederick Kuef1er Pension Agent
at indianapolis, and Thomas A. Wiley. Col
ector of Internal Revenue for the Ninth
Pennsylvania District.
WEDNESDAY.
The House only was in session. and no
business was transacted. Messrs. Harrison,
Garfield and others debated the Colorado
contested election case.
THURSDAY.
In the Senate a remonstraHce from New
York merchants was presented against the
repeal of the Bankrupt law. Bills were
introduced re establishing the Alabama
Claims Commission, and to prohibit gam
bling in the army.
In the House, the Colorado contested
election case was referred to the Committee
on Elections. Petitions were presented:
from colored men, asking for assistance in
emgrating to Liberia, and from laboring
men, asking lOI Iellel.
Both Houses adjourned until Monday.
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