The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-04
MAKING LITTLE SPEECHES.
SENfT TORS ON THE PACTETC RODS AND
CONGRESSMEN ON NIX. POLK
Mr.. Booths Opinions-What Artnui Dodrer
Dawes had TO say-Remnrks by Edmund.
| The House Discussing Its Doork erner

WV. """'"' OP'"t""s- "h" Arffni bohgcr
The House Discussinn Its noorL e.,.r
w,a,,,voro, Ill r.. A. 49,, -.
WASHINGTON, April 3-ln the Senate, Mr..
Burnside rep, r. H. reported n bill rclnivo IN
tho enlistment Of colorod men in the army.
Mr.. Sargent iron. Call rcnorted the Naval
Annronrlation hin with nmcndmonts pInccd
nppi WI "'ioh oiii' WIN "ihcnuinch's' ilaccu
on the calendar.
Mr. Thurman Dem Ohiol pave notice Of nm
amendment 70 Tho nendine pac,ac paiiroad
s,"',',,, W .no pvnu'nk i"Viiu "'i''o'u
Sinking Fund bill, TO be offered ut the proper
time proyidinp that the bonds uurchasrd for
,ho si,,l.i,,,, ,,,,, .htt H., -. ,a,.,,o, -, 49,, q,
b, tranisieraplle
7, MI DOotl llIep.. GALL SAID that the cost oil inc
i"'ihp iO"us was
lirst mortaage bonds ..'.........'...... ssog,ni
Land moraag, bani 5Vs'n
Capiai stock 1sjnoui
Total s22oDyOUo
not represent any real sum Invested i'm Tho
roads hui if ANYTHING mn arbitrnrv nrmtlt ON ON
fraudulent contracts, The Government had
tho right 10 amend the charter of anv corporn.
lion. To- feauirn IL IN muintnin i,s ar,ii,
and to protect its own sov"relgnty No
erty 9monR iis stocthn1mrs AMI Wv dcfroip,d ~
creditors, were that stock real or 0ctitious'
The proposcd exercise of the reserved rights oi
the Goyrrnmcnt did moi tnuoi ,bo nroncrfv ~
the comnnnins Ii thnre amid H. ny s,,n
Elemental ie,,islntton on matter of ,bis Lin9
there would be more charters urautpd q mid
given while tho world stood and Conoress re-"
manned sane ''' NV"''' ''' '0
Mr. Thurman amid he Womb nsk n vo,o nm ,to
bill to-morrOw Ne WINS willint, 10 have "a yntc
taken on The snlstitute rnnnrfed hv Mr Mi
thpws without nnother word from hia sibo w
Mr. Paddock dep NebJ and Mr. CbafIoe
(Rep Col J asked for dolny until the suIstitutc
offered Inv the latter cnuid he nrintpJ '"''
Mr. Thurman snid n" had looked into tho iilI
enough Ia know thnt he could n"vor ac,,,, il as
n substitute; IL sought 10 lie the nro rata IRON"
sitInns ~. iha Ssnnte,r Ia mis- INF Ln"h ,ro,,o
sition should stand nlone md IA" eoiI i,dt en-
sent to counting the two in nnc hin Tho snh
stttnt" nisn eontaiueJ ,hn nronnsi,ion ~ M
Railroad Committec's bill that thn ttnvernment
should may the roads oompound Interest an 10
o,vn n'nr,y VIZ ' y '''iD'""" ''V'io9' Vn ''s
Mr Dawes fRen Mass said finn, tho ,ndo,,.
edness of the coninanies i'm isgs would IL vas
estimated amount i'm rnund nunLnrs tn AZ -
OOo ono Nn nna st,nnnseI tbnt ti 80, 49,, a. 10
", H., ~, ',',, 'ii,'u' w lu' N"Ilth "n nhnu
rail- ~ the ida ~ ~ uno 'uT FL hn,u
admitted he thoupbt a. siril i, i,,,,t ',S i TX
establish.d nv lie cr;;ners,Ion al H. G,, "
mani nnI Tho yoaJs Si,,,r,,, ~, ~, ~. .
Tns III" nrst u,.si,, ( ,t s1,cury'
$3.50 ~, i' uuu ulIs' " M thc pro,
sLnU ox"raJ ii, an,S,,ai ' i,,r, !" w. ,ul
,ba ,r,,a ,nias..,'i., ~ III 80 .'IiS, ltu'o
Es.oss1,.o raar,,,pms VI IL slnhiing Iunus
,r.,ra n,,,,,,,, ''h9 M, " W. Slhhlug iunu
H.. rIiIHIa ~ sum Tfpulrcu Dy
- -, ~ "a. Al. No'nnlltec's plli was all
me tlio,OHoOO 10 be gathered in this way
was a., an unnecessary burden. and would make
~. ~. ". i p9s sour. ~ Wouih DE Detter 10 IN
u over longer period. ln a short time there
would be- competing roads. and this burden
Nu.'u II on lo'h FhHl', very heaNy 10 be
nOrh'; he hah no iou3t ol me power 81 Con