The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
coNeREs sIoNAl.
Humans Pacific Railroad Funding
Bill Passes the Senate.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April Sat the expira-
ton of the morning hour, the railroad
funding bill came up a. unfinished business,
and Mr.. Sargent continued his remarks, un-
interrupted BY adjournment on Friday.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. SARGENTS
remarks Mr.. Blaine formally offered his
amendment to the twelfth section of the
bill, striking out the words " reserving the
right to alter, amend or repeal" and in
sert but 30 long as said Central Pacific
and Union Pacific railroad companies shall
faithfully comply with the provisions of
the said acts Of 1862 and 1864. and of this
act relating to payments TO the United
States on account Of bonds advanced and of
the sinking fund to be established As afore-
and taken as sufficient t. meet the obliga-
tons of said companies on account of such
bonds prior to the maturity thereof"
The CHAIR laid before the Senate the
credentials of George II. Pendleton, Sena-
tor from Ohio. Laid on the table; al-o a
communication from the Secretary Of War.
asking the appropriation Of $4,000 for
printing the records OF the Confederate
States. Referred.
- a..,,,,n' :, -, - ,ta -
porary filling Of vacancies in the Execu-
tive Departments. Referred.
Mr.. MATHEWS gave notice of his pro-
posed substitute for the bill to repeal the
bankrupt act Referred.
Mr.. DORIS EY introduced bill relative to
the rank OF certain retired military officers.
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me m Illi ProviuIne .ot Puoiie puliu
q" "opens 'n vas '"nen up %, an nan II
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way W WI hna ,an viz ,,. go 81 ,han,
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moi ASK ,o'e ,9 9n ani % VI. en-
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WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mr. MohhiL NJ
| reported from the FINANCE Commit'ee .ns
i
mint al New orleans. I!aceo On 'ne cal
enuar. Nr. Morrai saiu "as the 1P,ni y"
Oh ,ne cpTni.'ee una. .nis "ouiu "nofu "'
adGItionai mint laciillies-
Inc general dehclency Dill was rePo''eo
ana Piaced On liie caienu
| Al tne expiration .. .he nGns noui
9nnnished -, business ! scinc Mn Ia
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munds advocated '"e '''' vi TIC '''''iaf'
oommt. Sx,,-xDc
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ing here;n 'on.a n":o.: 80. a,.; - a. 60
as 70 waise e. any ,ha LA "' VI 'e Wv
ernmen T% SsaIi sS .S.a".a 1901
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MI. HUFFMAN 'eP"'1 '""' ''
moi.
Mr.. VOORHEES, asked why, then; ne
did not perfect such a Dill as would do
30. - 80, -,
MIR. IHckMAN SAID because ne could
not get such oil through TINS senate.
MI. tohLho wen. On 70 usc a.hs una.
he had in the decentralization and other acts
OF Congress, seen rePeated disregard OF
constitutional obligations and commended
that the present bill went beyond constitu-
tiOnal limitation a. TO the right OF contract,
and he hoped the amendment OF the Sena-
tor from Name would De ADOPTED. The
scenes OF the past 1our weeks about this
capitol should not be repeated, II 1t could
be avoided. II the Dill was not acceptable
with ii, then let the Judiciary Committee
do its work over again and prepare bill
that would be an acceptable hnaiity.
Mr.. ALLISON advocated the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Blaine.
At half-past five motion to adjourn was