The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-11-08

ton Of all bonds for duties on imported
| merchandise while the latter remains in
| custody OF the government Also, 10 pro-
| VIDE for the prompt payment Of all ildg-
ments obtained against tie govert'met!t for
| refunding or Overpayment eff duties. Also
| providing for the reduction of duty on all
| Iaces manufactured by hand. Also. tC pro-
! vide Tor the responsibility of the government
| for all merchandise while in its custody.
| Also, providing for Tefunding of redemption
| agency expenses. Also, to provide for the
| abolition OF all naval officers at ports where
| United States appraisers departments are es-
| tablIshcd. lnIolation to the Paris exhibition
OF rs. 1t provides for acceptance Of the invita-
! ton, tor the appointment ola general cOmmIs>
/ slOner, at salary not to exceed $4,000, and
| oil fifteen additional commissioners, eight OF
| whom are 10 be skilled artisans and seven
| scientific experts, whose pay and expenses
| shall not exceed $1,000, and authorizes the
| assignment of one or more public vessels to
I transport to and from France, free of cost,
! articles for exhibition. 1t apprOpr1-
| ates $500 0 to cover all expenses
! BY Mr.. COX-Eot the removal of all pCli,i-
| cal disabilities. Also, for the issue of silver
coin not to exceed $25,CG0,C00 on deposit of
! bullion, Also, to repeal the act authorizing
the coinage of twenty cent silver pieces.
| By Mr.. ButleT-Declaring the department Of
| agriculture one of the executive departments
! By Mr.. Peddie-Fcr the establishment of
department of commerce. By Mr.. Kelley
| specie payment BY Mr.. White PA. For the
| stamping of unstamped documents and pa
! pers. ByMr. .ETrett--To regulate commerce and
| prevent determinations by common carriers.
BY NJ. Marsh-PrOposing an amendmeilt to
! the constitution in regard to the election OF
president. BY Mr. Harris-To give circuit
courts supervisory jurisdiction over district
courts IN certain criminal cases. kIsO 70
abolish the irOE-cIad oath of office
By Mr.. Cahiil (Ya.l-To remove the duty
from the ingredients used in the manu-
! factUre of tobacco and snuff. By
Mr.. Goode-For the restoration of wages
/ in the government printing office. BY
| Mr.. Walker-To make United States notes
receivable for imports duties. Also, to con-
! sOlidate the bonded debt, and to reduce the
! interest. By Mr.. Davis-TO refund money
| to the state of = NOrth Carolina. Also, to re-
| peal the laws forbidding the payment OF
| claims to persons who were not loyal. By
| Mr. Yates-TO abolish the tax on IiruOrs
/ distilled from fruits. By Mr.. Scales-IO re-
| fund the direct taxes collected on the insur-
rectiOnaTy states. Also, to refund all special
/ taxes paid by distillers of fruit. BY Mr..
| Robbins-TO prevent interference with the
| administration of Justice in criminal cases.
/ Also, to reduce the tax on distilled spirits to
! 45C per gallon on tobacco to l2c per pound,
/ and cigars to IS per 1000, allowing pro
! duceT5 of lerf tobacco to cell 5 60 worth to
/ consumers without a tax. By Mr.. Vance
AbOlIshing the 10 per cent, tax on the Circu-
| latiOn of national banks and to reinforce
| uniform rate of interest. By Mr.. Herbert
| To abolish the irOnClad oath. BY Mr.. Ellis
| For mail steamship service to STazl- By
! Mr.. Gibson To improve the navigation of
| the Mississippi. Also, for the appointment
| of commissioners to ascertain on what terms
| treaties OF commerce TaaY be arranged with
| Canada, Mexico, Brazil and the central
American states. By Mr. BannIng-Repeal-
| ing the law fOrbiddIng the appointment in
! the army and navy Of persons who have
/ served In the army or navy OF the COnfcdG
| rate states. Also, to transfer the conduct of
| the Indian affairs to the war department
| By Mr.. Hc"-TC reform the civil
service. Also, to provide fcf pensioiis to
! commence from date Of death or disability.
! By Mr.. Riddle Making import duties pay
able in legal tender notes. Also, aboIishing
/ the ten per Centum tax on the circulation of
/ state banks. Also, reducing the whisky tax
! to EfJy cents per gallon. By Mr.. Hamilton
| To reimburse Indiana for expenses incurred
! in the late rebellion. BY Mr.. Cobb--FOr the
| Withdrawal of national bank currency aud
| issuing $500 100000 nOU-intcrest bearing
| treasury notes, and making them legal tender.
! By Mr.. Hunter-To TX legal rate of interest
| on national money, not to exceed SIX per
| cent. Also, to equip an Arctic expedition.
| By Mr. Baker--FOr the coinage Of silver dol
! lars and making them legal tender. Also,
/ making duties on imports payable in legal
| tender notes. By Hr. MOrrisOn-IO revise
| and simplify existing laws imposing duties
| on imports, and reduce taxation. Tne fsl-
| lowing is the organization of the commit
| tees-ElectiOnS Harris, Virginia chairman;
| Springer, Illinois; Chandler, Georgia; Turney,
| Pennsylvania; Cobb, Indiana; Williams, Alas
| bama; Ellis, LOUIsIana; Wait Connecticut;
! ThOrnbUrgh, Tennessee; Cox, Ohio; HiscOck,
! New York, Ways and means Wood, New
| York, chairman; Tucker, Virginia; Sayler,
| Ohio; Robbins North Carolina; Harris, GeOr-
! gia; Gibson, louisiana Phelps, Connecticut;
| Kelly, PENNSYLVANIA; Garfield, ohio; Bur
| chard, Illinois; Banks, Mas lChuseits. Ap-
/ propriatjons: Atkins, Tennessee, chairman;
| RIOuut, Georgia; Singleton, Mississippi; ely
mer, Pennsylvania; Hewitt, NewN Ork; Sparks,
| Illinois; Durham, Kentucky; Hale, Maine;
/ Foster, Ohio; Smith, Pennsylvania; Baker,
| Indiana. Banking and currency: BuCKner,
! No, chairman; Ewing, Ohio; Hardenbergh,
n J; Yeates, \ c; Hartzell, Ill; Bell, Ga;
| Hart, \ Y; EameS. r ]; Chittsnden, :;
! Forl, Ill: Phillips Kansas. Pacific railroad ::
Potter, y y, chairman; ThrOckmOrtOn, Texas:
! Morrison, III: House, Tenn; LUttreli, Cal;
Landers, Conn: Chalmers, Miss; Elan, La
Oneill, Pa; Blair, II; Caswell, Wis: Cole,
Mo; Rice, Mass. Claims: Bright, Tenn,
chairman; Warner, Conn; Davis, {; Reilly,
Pa; Dickey, Ohio; Henry, Nd; Lockwood, \
| Y; Henderson, III; Ellsworth, Mich; Lindsey,
| Mo; Cummings, Iowa. Commerce: Reagan,
Texas, chairman; FELTON,, Ga; Rea, Mo; Bills,
! y Y. Roberts Md: Ross, \ J; kenna, w Y;
! OvertOn, Pa. Public lands: Morrison: III,
chairman; Fuller, Ind; Cause. Ark; Clark,
| Mo; Wright, Pa; Hewitt, Ala; Smith, Gs;
| Ketcbsm, n Y: PachecO, CAL SapP, Ia;Welch,
Neb; Kidder, Eakota: Postohces s,I and post
| roads: Waddeli, \ {, chairman; SlemODs,
Ark; Caldwell, Tenn; Giddings, Texas; Garth,
Ala; Quinn, y Y; Money, Miss; Cannon, III;
| Freeman, Penn; Williams, \ !: Townsend,
y Y. District of Columbia: Williams Mich,
chairman. Judiciary: Knott, Ky, chairman
r. EAa-f Hua ia
SJeuger, Pa; McMahon, Ohio; CuibeTsonr
| Texas; Frye Mo; Butler, Mass; COnCer, Mich;
| Lapham \ Y. War claims Eden, III,
chairman; Cabell, Va; Luttrell, Cal; shelby,
Ala; Caldwell, KY; Veeder, !; Reilly, "a;
Oliver Iowa. Thompson, Pa; keltter, ONO
Robinson, Ind. Public expenditures: Hatch
er, Missouri, chairman; Hartell, III; PRIDE
more, Va; Finley, Ohio; Davidson, Florida;
Benedict, \ Y; Manning, Miss Baker, y !
Keightly, Mich; BurdlcS, lowE; Bayne, Ia
Private land cia ms: Gunter, Arkansas
chairman. Manufactures: WI rght, Pa- chaIf
man; DibbrelI, Tenn; Warner, Conn; Nelson
I West va: Lyon. Ala. Davidson, Florida
| Harrison, III: Peddie, y J; timer, Mo; Upton
III; Bacon, \ Y Agriculture: Cutter, y =
| chairman: Glover, Nc, Pridemore, Va; covert
y Y; Aiken, S c; Finley, Ohio; Steele, I
Deering, Iowa; Hayes, III; watson IA
CaIkins, Ind. Indian affairs: Scales, I
chairman; Boone, KY; Hooker, Miss; MorSap
No; ThrockmOrton, Texas; Hunief' At. 54th
Beebe, y y; Page, Cal; Van Voorhees,, ONO
Townsend, y Y; Stewart, MINI; I enn, ldaho
Military affairs Banning, ONO, chal rinali
Marsh. Pa: Williams. Del; DIbbreil, Tenn
CLARK, \ Y; Evins, ) c; Bragg, Wis; strait
MINI: White, Pa; McCook. \ !; Marsh, III
Militia: Miles Ross, y !, chairman DougIssz
Va: Scales \ c; HeBkle, Nd; Jones, 4
CuIberson, Texas; Turner, Ky; CalklDs
, Ind. Ruudv. Kv: Evans Pa; Smalls, 5 {
Naval fltr--v, hitthorne. Tenn ChairH1u Miles
T4va-- t;rorIa Va Willis, I |pUe- y IT, More
( zf4s EIn1meu SD Harris, Mass htut"ra, Ohio
/ II4-u,ar Pa. Hanna. Iut Foreign 4 Swami
, a. rH.frr1u5.- Cox y y Hamilton. y r. FurEry
IiI. SrIleicher Texas Bridge Pa NJ E.-uu. y Va
I Truraa Ohio Williams. y .-- trHrHr Mass hIilIu
@ar Pa Territ0Iie-- Franklin $50. Chairman
Fiddle Tenn Mills Texas luHl-F. la--Iuucs. Ala
WulirGs Nr--. More Mac, Esgl"N- J. Reed
W@fue. Aidrlrh. ID: seal Ohio; Mazluui-. = tsua
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