The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-29

ers to the Paris Exposition. Mr.. ONeil presented
the petition of all but of the Philadelphia
| tional banks, and of certain saving fund COM
panies, against the unlimited circulation of silver
| coin.
| WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21.--SENATE.-T reso-
luton of . Mr. Thurman ordering the discharge of
| the coInmittees Privileges and Elections from
further cqnsideration of the credentiassof NJ. G.
Butter claiming seat as Senator from Sdsth Caro-
lima, was after long debate, adDpsed BY 4!
| vote dit 30|geas to 20 nays-the DelAherats thllas
achieving their first victory in the Senate slncgI
1861 Th hey were aided in this by the &fe o. Cong
over lFep ,sgaf Florida, and the absHace &c two
other Repuhh cans-Patterson, of soesA GaIsainSs
and ShaEanYo of Nevada.
| HoUsE-The House devoted the entire day in
debating the Deficiency Appropriation bill without
passing it. The debate took partisan turn toward
its. close, and the following cooquy occurred be-
I tween Messrs. Crittenden tDen7 and Frye fRep.t:
"Mr. Crittenden-Does the gentleman think that
crate il hial Cabinet? FSfn sFrge {ehnpha&caAy-
| 1 do. Mr. Killinger and others on the Republican
THURSDAY, Nov. o. SENATE.-The SEN
ate 81 Vote 81 yeas 2s Is nays a2 refused to lay
on the table resolution Of Mr.. Thurman to dis
Charge the Committee on Privileges and Elections
from further Of the credentials Of NJ
7 e. Butter dis Senator from South Carolina Messrs.
Davis tLllinofsl Conever Floridal and Patterson
tSouth Carohna) voted with the Democrats in the
4 negative. The question then being son the adop-
| ton Of the resolution, Mr. Edmunds moved
Etof amend the3 resolution gso4t as to- discharge
the,colnlnittee from further Consideration of the
credentials Of Mr.. Kellogg as Senator from Louis-
i ana instead of Ne. 6. Bnrer as Senator FROM South
Gar0na, Ihis G nayg 81
flows; ResoIDeaj That the jGommdttee on Privileges
and Elections be directed to repor in the matter of
the credentials Of William ?. Kellogg and Henry M.
~ Sp6ff6Tg elsiFnitfg as 6rs from louisiana,
al and that meanwhile casscaf South Carolina
be postpc ned.a Rejected 80; nays: 80 Mr..
I E3fnrndsf motion to adjourn till Monday resulted
I'M tie1vote, and Vice President. Wheeler east the
deciding, vote jig the affirmative, Il st.tt,r
HOUSE,, Bills were introduced and referred
BY Mr., Franklin, for the Organization of the
+ Territory Of Ok1ohana by Mr. bavis,.t exempt
T steam-plow machinery from payment Of duty; by
( MT: Stone HoWaG creating postal Savings banks
* Mr.. Hale, of Maine made motion to the effect that
the Committee on Privileges and Elections be dis
9 charged from further consd Of the contested
ease of BefoEd ys. Patterson, of Colorado. Laid on
the tabIe-yeas, 1855 nays, 94: Mr.. Ewing made a
long and earnestspe&c in support Of his bill to
peal the Resumption law.
+. FRIDAY, Noy,l2s.T22sENArE,7 Not in session.
~ HoUsE.-The HOUSE, after lengthy debatepassed
the bill repeating the Resumption act BY % vote of
1873 to 12O., The following is the text Of the bill
bill to repeal all that part of the act approved
i Jan. IA, 1885, known as the Resumption act,
which authorized the Secretary Of the Treasury to
X dispose Of United States bonds and redeem and
cancel greenbadk currency That bill that portion
of the act approved Jan. IA, 1875, entitled; seam
act to provide for the, resumption Of specie payr
x n1ents ~ which reads as follows stoEwt:4 and
7 whenever and often circulating notes shall
be issued to any such banking. association in:
u creasing its capital or circulating notes. or, $50
newly-organized as aforesaid, it shall be the
ID duty of the Secretary 2ef. the Treasury ito
III redeem the legal-tender United States notes in
excess only OF $500 ,0G0 tothe amount Of so per
cent. of the of; naHopa bank n9tessp <iss ed
n to any such banking association as aforesaid and
to continue such redemption as such circulating
notes are issued until there shall she outstand-
ing the, sum- of: $500, 000, 900, of such legal
| tender United States notes and mo more, and on
and after the, LIST day Of sJanhary Ammo Doinini
1879, the Secretary of the Treasury shall redeem
in coin United States legatender notes then out
standing on their presentation for redemption at
the office of the Assistant Treasurer of thel United
States in the city of New York in sums of notices.
than $50 and to enable the Secretary OF the Treas
ury prepare and provide for redemption in this
act authorized REQUIRED, hers authorized to use
any surplus revenues from time to time in the
TREASURY not otherwise appropriately and to is
sue, sell and dispose of, at not less than par
in coin either of the descriptions of bonds of the
United States described in the act of Congress APP
y proved judy H. 1870 entitled AN act to authorize
the refundng Of nationaldebt' with like qualities,
privileges and exemptions, to the extent necessary
to carry this act into full effect, and to usethe pro-
e ceeds thereof for thepurposes aforesaid = be- and
the same is hereby, repealed. ~, 49,. ,T :; r.
SATURDAY., Nov: 2 a sHNAT E NET TT in SEES. ses
sion. .>e,,.se.;...-g- = ,..,.-<a.. -'''
HoUsE.-The House spent. the entire day in The
consideration of the Deficiency Appropriation bill
( and did not succeed in completing IT, A pro-
ira eted struggle occurred over amendment to
inappropriate the unexpended balance of the ap-
y, preparation made last year for carrying the mais
# amounting to over $7G0 200. The amendment was
u stricken out by vote OF 1879 to 1857 .NH'
N MONDAY. Nov. 26.4-SENATE.- s The political
fE contest in the Senate was renewed. The Commit.
tee Privileges and Elections reported in favor Of
II seating w. P. Kellogg from Louisiana, minority
Of the committee reporting in favor OF Spofford.
;1yFhe consideration of these reports was post
4 ,pened. In the case of NJ. CO. Butler, OF
Il South Carolina, Mr.. Thurman's resolution to
discharge the committee from further consideration
thereof came up as the regular order, and Judge
Davis. of Illinois, addressed the Senate in support
of the resolution Mr.. Eamunds, after brief re-
ply to- Ar. tayis. moved that the Senate proceed
to executive business. Rejected-yeas, %; nays,
Il aQ-Messrs. Conoyer and PATTERSON voting with the
Democrats IN the negative. The debate was then
treopenedahd continued all night, the Republicans
now and then varying the monotony by making mo-
r tlons to ad outn The Democrats, However, were
firm, and obstinatey refused to yield their aflvan
tage Dt1rng The debate ETessrs: Patterson ana
plantation of their positions. ''''
q ] HOUSE, The House transacted mo business of
~ pfHs: Il III E
3. FRANCE annually exports about 36, 900
tons of butter, valued at oyer 81 !, 000,r
600 most of which goes to ENGLAND.