Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
IlTIONAL NEWS NOTES.
CAUCUS on PROPOSED tGII FINANCIAL
'"'' MEASURES.
p, Am, and Objects Of the Democratic
'I Ip,,.,-The PODca Indian Case
Gail for BOnds-A Prophet OF
E,H in the House.
Dsmocratic Caucus.

sf-a~ a.' "uFuII' "'' " ~
"' ,,.sn, some action which would
..,r., introduction and cOnsidera'
t..r,a.n financial measures during
n-.s.r- aSon. Representative
n. ,r..sl,i. with Messrs. Mills and
-, 81. Secretaries. Representative
-. .rbm.,teI the following resolu-
=, aHf,h was adopted unanimously
p.Ef That il Is the Judgment OF
H.. amen, that the House shall not ad-
-, over Monday next, but that there
r.l ca session ON that day to allow
Il .r,r.m.riun Of bills in the usual
inner and the placing OF important
i-,.sfiuu iu the line otProgresS without
r8ez,t,>ary delay.
g.rr-ru,a,iyr stephens then offered
a..uau.n. resolution with request
a.. f, l,. r,a.l AMI laid on the table for
s.-.lu in future caucus:
psr.L That the aims and objects OF
e.. n.murrtrv ni the United states, as
a., Me-. chosen by them members OF
~. r-..,ru, House ot Representatives,
a. entitled to be- considered as true
-,...r.r,>. uithuse aims and objects, are
E..t4I with SinglrneSS of purpose
,.,,,. -,,-lrltiun ui Constitutional lib
80. ana with 10 restoration, peace,
F,-..ry ami prosperity Throughout the
80. ANA br,Ji,h OF this land; they
s...-.. rgr renewal OF sectional strife;
-r..r.,-f a.i legitimate results OF the
s. gwr.rrd war; they are utterly
..-......f .H flr revival IN thS country,
,.4rvr rrr, thereof ui African slavery,
r-trr Other Sind OF slavery or lnyOlun-
,t-, ,-r,tuir. except a. punishment
a-ru-. they >tJud pledged 10 main
t,.r ,.. Jr..u Ji states under the Con-
..ufur. with uII it, existing amend
u.a,, q, they ,hal, be cXpOunded by
,1- supreme Court Of the United States;
,1.v a-, l-.u>t all unconstitutional or
evolutionary methods; they are for Law
AMI u-lrr and the protection OF life,
Eg.r,ymi property. without respect TO
r..-,,n- ur serial conditions; Tor the re-
DIS, .i 400 grievances they look alone TO
'a u,8rtU iu>'rumgutalty Ot the Con-
s..I.ug .. the lJw-uaking power, ?.
IN aa-vNp.UuIius power, 8. the law
exrl.lu. power, and finally, the
ultimate sovereign power Of
th. ra..u, box: they are for
,-yr hI.u, a> we'll aS iur a fair and
l,. count. While they are opposed to
.r FH.aF FFfHTr
vr, u, rur constitution, yet they are for
ks.Hu. ,.r army sufficiently large 20 re-
Del ans INVASION. defend our extensive
.rIl,lrr Il, we'll as Jll necessary interior
DR., amt -lrrl>pus. amt % enable the
President tY put down domestic yiO-
.ra.rur iu,urrrrtinn in any State, and
lu Ul u, rlyll uiil'crS, asa DOSs cOHitatlts,
20 ,tr execution of legal processes, in
yl-,lrrr ui the constitution and as
vgr.rim ,ur acts of the Congresses Of
.-1 and I>u Eut they are utterly
q. G.,,ri'r ,H, Use of military forces of
o.. lutrl states iu controlling, or in
agg giv IIrarirrlu. with the freedom of
r.etau>. They are Tor the mainte-
L4l-" 90 'UrrUu.jc credit iuviOlatC, but
ar utterly urru>,,i tu the increase Of
usHHuiri ,.rHr unless the eNigenCies Of
aAr>..I., uU.,rr % necessary. They
a-r '.r t.u rrtrrurhWvut Oi cNpendl-
u., ..,,ru.Us ,up burdens Oi taxation,
uHti.ug-I reform In the present
m-la aai unjust method Of
rg,us tAr revenue. They are for
gAEu- rHr ruTuJ-,.ui gold and silver on
assume uu'l.- without a restriction
elimination uu either. They are for
r~yva- tar augJl~hins and perishing
ministries 90 ,hr country by an an in
r'~l,r u, ,ay volume ui currency, found
I'll Hla ,HuUj basis, sufficient 10 meet
,a- urgent demands of trade in every
department. u, labor and business.
Without trGuSJctIug any further busi-
A-'', ,Hr caucus adjourned
The Ponca Indian Case.
WASHINGTON. April 9.-The Commits
>Ilrr 90 ,uHau Affairs saws, with refer
-a'" Q" ,ar 'rl.r, corpus ease at Omaha,
Aa1-r q WI, hg, hyrn served upon
'-I lrHuN> commanding ulm to show
Ai'r auy hr uub,> standing Bear and
.,ar' fHuA Indians aS prisoners. that
.. u.-. states District Attorney has
.H --".'vtt tu appear Tor the United
>A.r'. a.t vUIrayurtr have the writ dis
.' ''-'' iirJSr~thr ground that under
''- .'N amt J,yurilu- to repeated drci-
e", 'i inr Supreme Court. the Indians
'.A... a, wards ui the government and
an aHHrr ,ar same relations 10 the gov
'-Hru, is minors are % their parents
Sa1,sU> That law iorbids them 10
-.',r .'E'rJr'> and such contracts, il
-''r 'E '.rm, are void. No attorney
80 --, d r.-..'.- rau appear Tor an Indian
rr..' authorized tp do So hy the Indian
s''.,u' \ tul, statement ui the
%', % '' 'Ir department in relation TO
.a.' question, Is being prepared,
as ''.u..>>.Hurr ut Indian Affairs
'..' ,.r .rrrgrtuy>S oi the reported
NJ" ". '.r Chyyguuvs from the
'...t .-.I.y Chief Moses and
' '-.,,H Warriors arrived to-day.
Pr1paet Of Evil.
','.>r-.N. April p.-rhr discus.
,.ar rules 900 ,hr House was in
..'...'. 'y 60 person ia the gallery ex-
-'-.- Woe. Wee. woe % this den Of
80, ..g juurkcypvrs promptly
removed ,a, t.-turb,r.
CAL tor Bonds.
''.->arnN. Apri. THE SECRETARY
~, y. ..e InaSa-y called the following
,....s> "' .N.i. principal aud interest
, s".i"H aai after June 9Th next,
'.- ''n.., >'H. NuS . % s.OUO both
,'-..'.''. 500 Nu>. ! O. 5.olU. both in
,'r, -,.'r, So" NJ. to S.WO. hath in
c.. >..'" NuS. to 7,nnO. both in
P.. ia. coupons. Si.OOO.UhO.
'.,,..',...'-. "raI,-F.i,v dollars, Nos.
l4.T - .'''a inclusive, 500. Nos. To
49, 49,, n",u Inclusive. SIpG Nns ! IN
r .",n inclusive. S-r,, Y. -
I,. .-.h Inclusive. $1,000 Ms. | -
In'J. registered : o,uoop. ,,,-