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an amendment. but was rejected last night.
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an amendment, but was rejected last night.
The bill passed.
The resolution authorizing the Election
Committee to sit during recess to take testl-
mony In the Ingall case was taken up and
passed. ooo
was taken up. The bill relates TO the reguia-
pn Of W1 tne rssdna IN the
MI. Davis, of West Virginia, called up the
letter carriers bill as amended by the Appro-
priation Committee. Two OF the amendments
Of the committee, with reference to Increased
pay to the letter carriers, we're non -concurred
In. 40 that the bill, SO far as it relates to let
ter carriers, Is not changed from the House
bill. The other amendments, OF no general Al
Importance, were concurred In, and tne gill
passed.
Mr.. Jones, of Florida, called up the join.
resolution authorizing the expenditure OF
$64 900 for the completion OF the foundation
Of the Washington monument. Passed.
At 445 p. m. the Senate adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Covert. of New York, asked leave to
offer resolution for the appointment OF a
committee Of three members to Investigate
the conduct OF the shipping missionBrs
Office at the port OF New York.
Mr.. Conger objected There were enough
sLannlhg Gomis.se5' ,,ia tnas 80 Hs'nsoa 80 14oAo
NJ mis- - fn,,isiana aslxed leave to offer
raaa,ttnn Il 4, d,rectinn ipn1irv tn he made of
the matter OF contract made BY the National
Board Of Health for refrigerating ship.
,on .,,v - bn ,ehon II sraa nrnnoaad to inves-
tigate IT.. This course would drive every
respectable man from the board.
~. - Ir,n rrh, sI;aet n tho resolution was aim
D1alu' l..toi nartain - IN, f.nta
p1k X - Gnhh ~ Indana. rnsa II, i a,1astion of
a,a..,, Il and caIied attai.tSrs Ia sr
= aprt,aa r,hliahad in The Indjananois Journal
Masyea @ ranimant vntad at IN election
ne'ssIi " indianannIia 1n is64. in snpport Of bis
M atat tamant That thew had 40 voted. Mr.. Cobb
baa raad ! nnmhar IF nan,1seripts and printed
uocu .aadad tha Eadarai trnnna at Indiananolis In
tas4 WAC annealed to bv Mr.. Cobb to Confirm
~ t1o1 statement. That the Massachusetts TROOPS
vnted III that election.
M Warner said ha could not sneak Of his
o,..n mn ohservation' hnt II was reported to him
oMn .a,nieiiv that the Massachl1setts soldiers had
untad e'14s
WIZ NJ rohh sa,d ba thouoht that in view Of the
oharacter of the Testimony he had produced
H. uas vindicated ID the charge he had made.
80 M Mae Rrnwn If Indiana in renlv. gaid the
IMP ahnsatts raoiment was there dur
,.nse,11 - "A infinanc ttse election. The truth
| roc That tbnaa aoidiars vara ordered there he-
| nn,oo n in +ha snrino of 1864 a conspiracy was
cause IA eHe ad " fo TIC obiect the turn.
~ ~ III stata nf Indiana over ia the Con
tarocu ~ " .a,o and Il was to pnard against this
cnnaniracv That the troops were there.
Il M Rrown in turn. quoted other docu-
49, 80 paoM, - NV, =, +hara ,vaa M disturbance 81
.honye ne n1eotion ~ 1o rofarrad n w.
IN NJ pioGo paLar ~ Indiana denied the charge
M mL ~, DaN NJ Gnhh and nfhars In the col1rse
lHanD - "a, ,k1 Ia aIIuded to Mr. Warner &c
HaIu.,o. - o onna Worn tha hma and as now turn.
ing his darts against those with whom be
rns r1ls ~, farraarlp narsD ,n accnrd '4 -"
WI NJ III H. r. Matvr said ha had listened tt
+hia disonsainn With intense feeling and be
aarnestIv sa,1 nrotestad against this uncoverina
of tho dead He earnastlv gave what he could
- - tha ae war and ne desnised and loathed this
i fightinu nf tha mast. fAnpIause.l
sMr Marnar nf Ohio, tried To get the floor
h,,t thnra was nhiantion on The RepubIicaI
1ido Ia s,n and H. Snrakar thonpht The nuestioI
bod gnna far enough.
ndM NJ ~ Kinna Mr. Sharks and others thought
that All IL VAST WAS Unfair to denrive Mr.. Warner OF ,
tag haarino Il ~ Ha vas finally allowed three min
cnniad anv other position now than he did il
1s64 The subject was then dropped.
The Sneaker announced the enrolment o
the army appropriation bill, and signed tn,
same.
The House then, In the morning hour, re
I pfrib fo