The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-29

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regard to the removal OF the kickapot
Indians from the borders Of Texas an!
Mexico to Indian Territory. Referred
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
susDRY BIL1s.
| A great number Of bills we're presented
and referred, among them the following
By Mr.. Whitthorne: To secure the pa,
and wages due the employees OF the rail
roads engaged in interstate commerce.
BY Mr.. Atkins: Making disclosures oi
mr. iyate kilograms misdemeanor in th,
bis uict Of Columbia.
Al. the expiration Of the morning hou
Mr.. Baker, OF Indians, moved to suspend
tbe ru'les and adopt an anti.subsidy res
The motion to adjourn was immediate
ly interi, cted by Mr.. Butler, and vot
thereon N'aa had by the yeas and nays.
BY Mr.. Riddle: Providing that in th'
collection of taxes on distilled spirits III,
only allowan &C to manufacturers shal
be one half gallon for wasleage.
By Mr.. La Irop: Amending the &C
authorizing the refunding OF the nationa
debt and providing for the issuing OF lou
per cent bonds.
By Mr.. Buckuer: To retire the circu
lation OF national hanks and tosubstitut'
therefore Treasury notes, receivable To-
all dues TO the go vernment, including
custom duties, and to abolish the tax OF
banking houses.
By Mr.. Glover: 10 improve and re
form the Civil Service in the Executive
Departments.
BY Mr.. Stone: Declaring that certain
landsi.granted Michigan TO aid in tht
construction Of a certain railroad, have
reverted to the United States, and donat
ing the same to the Michigan & ohit
Railroad Company. 1t declares that Ia
the Judgment OF the House no subsidies
in money, bonds, public lands, endorse
ments or by pledge Of the public credit
should be granted or renewed by Congress
10 associations or corporations engaged
in or proposing TO engage in public OF
private enterprises, but all appropria
lions ought to be limited to such amounts
and purposes only as shall be impera
lively demanded by the public service
A TEST VOTE ON GRANTING PUBLIC LAND'
FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT.
The following is the vote in detuil:
YEAs-Aldrich, Bacon, Bagley, Baker
(Tnd.), Baker N. W. Ballou, Banning
Boyne, Beebe, Belle, Benedict, Bicknell
Blackburn, Blount, Boone, Bouck, Boyd
Bragg, Brentano, Bremen, Briggs, Bright
Browne, Buckner, Burchard, Cabell
Caldwell (Ky.), Caldwell (Tenn.) Calkens
Campbell, Gambler, Cannon, Carlisle
Chittenden, Clark lKy), Clark (Mo.)
Clark Qowa), Clymer, Cobb, Collins
Conger, Covert, Cox (o), Cox IN. y.
Grape, Crittenden, Cummings, Cutler
Davis (Cal.), Deering, Dickey, Durham
Dwight, Eamer, EickhoH, Ewing. Eel
ton, Field. Finley, Forney, Fort, Foster
Franklin, Freeman, Fuller, Gardner
Garfield, Gauze, Glover, Hale, Hanna
Hardenbergh, Harris (Ga.), Har'
rison, Hart, Hartridge, ,Hartzell
Haskell, Hatcher, Hayes, Hazlston,
Handee, Henderson, Henry, Hewett IN
W, Hewett (Ala.) Herbert, Hunter
Humphrey, Hungerford, Jones IN. H.)
Jones' (0hio), Jorgenzen. Keller, Height
| ly, Ketcham, Knapp, Knott, Lapbam
La.nsop' Ia.inp ,sa,i ni .nJs m.;sS M.rSb
ls, norihs, hnsrs, ntsraat NISs, NEE n MrKsr,;s %
Msyt;1in, May, "SoGoi, WoS.h,.a % H;,"h,,i % Monros
mSalnn mo"', ,nsS;.on Mniier Nal Nor
a.oss mo,SInn,i ni;sau S S.a,,on % Ps,ierson fcoiI
Saoss, o11ser, o'11o p.a " pe,,sn d. DE-;
pa;apPna,o pae,PS, nnip Rlpn5ninh Rad RsilIy R;cs
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s s.ailn STM;nser T;aer TTon, Town.and Tnb;oS Town.
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Tarnsy. I yanyorbes. Veeder, Wait
WalsS Warner. Watson. Whits (Ind.I
W;Iliams fDelI willis. Willetts. Wood.
Wren and Wrieht-l74.
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Nuiiiisms wiIIisms Ia1 .' w;II;.ms m Wilt,
(kyl, Wilson, 1ea.es and 1oang-eo,
Mr.. Ewing moved. 70 suspend the rule,
and take from the speakers taole ano
pass the Senate concurrent resolution ior
principal and interest, in gold and silver
known as the Matthews silver resolution
Mr.. Garfield moved that the House ad'
i99rn. He desired that hls colleague