The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
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the circulating notes OF the National
Banks; also providing for q graduated in,
come tax; also for the issue OF silver coin
certificates, and their exchange for silver
bullion at current market rate; also fol
the interchange OF fractional currency
and legal tender currency; also authoriI.
ing the re.coinage Of the trade dollar.
BY Mr.. Young l0hio) Authorizing the
Secretary 1.-THE Treasury to issue bonds
for the payment OF arrears Of pensions,
By Mr., Turner; For income tax. Also
making II illegal for any member OF Con.
gress to act as advisory counsel for any
corporation as patentee.
Also directing the Committee on Civil
Service Reform 10 inquire into the pro-
priety Of limiting the executive patronage
BY constitutional amendment.
BY Mr.. Whitthorne: Authorizing the
appointment of joint special committee
to inquire into the cause leading to the re.
moval OF large bodies OF citizens from the
States to certain other states. The pre-.
amble recites that It Is alleged that the
emigration is In consequence OF the de-
NAL OF legal and political rights; that this
is controVerted and that It Is asserted on
theothersldet that Il Is q cunnings OF
reckless adventures 10 take advantage Of
q race to enrich themselves in money and
political power In utter indifference to the
suffering and distress that may happen TO
their victims. The resolution further de-
clares that:the rights Of all citizens, with.
out regard to race or color, should be Sc.
cured, and asks for committee to inquire
into the true causes and facts and 10 re-
port u any eyilsl appropriate remedies.
BY Mr.. Bright: For the free coinage OF
silver dollars; making the trade and Mex.
lean dollar legal tenders. Also, to prevent
the reduction Of national currency by the
fraudulent retiring Of legal tender notes,
ny Mr.. New: to reimburse several States
By Mr; Cobb: Providing for local taxa.
ton OF U. s. legal tender notes.
BY Mr.: Hostetter: Directing the Secre.
tary OF the Treasury in certain cases to
redeem interest bearing bonds in silver
dollars.
By Mr.. Stevenson: Proposing Consti.
tutional amendment prohibiting the pay.
ment OF Southern war Gains.
BY Slr. Singleton: To issue an addition.
al amount OF y. s. notes and directing the
uses to which 1t should be applied,
BY MIR. Townsend: To regulate com.
merce among the several States; also pro.
posing constitutional amendment pro.
hi6!ting the payment for losses sustained
in the war in insurrectionary States,
By Mr.. Bliss: Authorizing. the construc-
ton and maintenance OF a tunnel under
the Detroit River.
By Mr. Aldrich; For the establishment
OF branch mint at Chicago.
BY Mr.. Sparks: Authorizing the tleposit
OF silver bullion and the issue Of certifl.
Gates therefor.
BY Mr.. Fort: To establish n National
Board Of agriculture; also ior the exchange
lars.
By Mr.. Buckner: To retire national
bank notes; also requiring the reserve Of
national banking associations to DO kept
IN the standard and silver coin OF the
United States In lieu Of lawful money.
By. Mr.. Clardy: For the establishment
OF branch mint at st. Louis.
BY Mr.. Frost: For the organization OF
the Territory Of 0klahama.
By MIR. Gunter: Granting 800 acres to
each survivor Of the Mountain Meadows
massacre.
By Mr.. Newbury: Authorizing the
construction Of railroad bridge across
the Detroit river.
By Mr.. Reagon: To regulate interstate
commerce; to prohibit un Just discrimina.
ton by the common carriers; also to al.
low the purchase and registry OF foreign
built ship by United States citizens; also
for the payment Of Southern mail con.
tractors.
BY Mr.. Culberson: For the unlimited
coinage OF silver; also to abolish National
banks and to substitute Treasury notes ior
National bank currency.
By Mr.. Sapp: To encourage interstate
emigration.
By Mr.. Weaver: Directing the sccre.
tarY Of the Treasury to pay out standard
coin without discrimination. Also, direct
Ing. the issue OF six hundred millions OF
United States notes to be paid out as Con.
gress shall hereafter direct. Also, au-
thorting the issue and circulation OF fifty
millions Of fractional currency.
By Mr. Gillette: To reduce the salaries.
wages, fees and compensations paid BY the
United States.
By Mr.. Price: Making the trade dollar
legal tender.
by Mr. Dunnel: To repeal the pre-
emPtion laws; also, to establish a foreign
mail steamship service.
By Mr.. Whitlake: To prohibit contract
for servile labor.
By Mr.. Anderson: For the relief of all
other citizens for whom special bills were
not introduced to-day, and preventing
iuhher introduction OF bills,
BY Mr.. Ryan: To give right OF way
through the Indian reservations to railroad
companies.
;EE By M Mr: Wilson, of W. Va: For treaty
=. By Gy M. Valentine: For abranch mint
By Mr.. Beltord: For branch mint at
Denver.
By Mr.. Brent: For the admission of the
State Of Washington into the Union.
BY Mr.. Bennett: For an assay Office at
Deadwood. N'''N' ~
All the States and Territories being call.
ed, and bills to the number Of 1856 hay.
ing been introduced, the House took re.
cess.
Night Session.
ONLY FIVE TO DO rHESt REVERENCE.
There were but five members present
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