Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-06-28

ter considerable debate, carried by a strict
party voteIyeas lO2, nays ~. The House then
change of ade-doilars for legal tender
silver dollars, and it was passed without
division. The law provides that the trade
dollar shall be received at par in exchange
for legal tender silver dollars, at the United
States Treasury, that such trade dollars so
received shall be recoined into legal tender
dollars, and that no mora trade dollars shall
be coined.
In the Senate, on the Goth, Mr.. Rollins
presented the credentials OF Henry W. Blair
of New Hampshire and he was sworn in. Mr..
salisbury, from the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. reported n resolution author
MORALS relating to the election of Senator
ingalls,, and to appoint n sub committee to
sit during the fecess and et,,pioy 4 cierk. etc
Placed on the calendar. Discussion of the
Army Appropriation bill was then resumed
ter, ingalls,, Logan, Kirkwood and Conkling,
to which Messrs. Thurman, Vest and Eaton
replied briefly. A number OF amendments
were offered by the Republicans, all of
which were rejected. The bill was then
passedIyeas 80, nays ia party vote,
voted yea..... In the House, Mr.. Singleton,
Chairman of the Committee on Printing, re
ported resolution for printing the report OF
mites nt the last Goiigress. Ohiectad to by
Mr.. Conger and the report was withdrawn. X
number of private bills were considered. Mr..
of the Judiciary Committee on the veto mes
sage. Ordered printed.
In the Senate, on the 21st, the conference
report on the Judicial Appropriation bill was
adopted and the bill passed. Senator Kel-
logg introduced a bill providing for ocean
mril steamship service between the United
States and South America. Referred. The
House joint resolution authorizing the COM
Ple.ion of the foundation Of the & washington Igt,6
Grafton of the bill to prohibit political assess
ments was resumed, and MIR. Hostetter ID,
uumtnittee % ee OF the whole and called for the
previous question. The, morning hout eA;
pired pending n vote on the bill, and 1t went
over till next morning. The Speaker signed
the Supplementary Judicial bill, also the Ar
rity APPROPRIATION bill. The, Senate amendi
tiients to the House Bill for the abp5iitment
of Mississippi River Commission we're con-
CURED in.
In the Senate, on the 23d, Mr.. Wallace,
from the Committee on Appropriations. re-
ported the House concurrent resolution fix
ing tho date of final adjournment. with an
alhendment substituting "Wednesday, the
25th OF June, instead of Tuesday tie l!th.
MFR. Window objecting to its present consid-
Grafton, it went over until tomorrow.
The resolution submitted By MI
furnish Information as to the action of the
National Board of Health, under the act
construction of refrigerating ships, etc, was
taken up and adopted. After passing few
untmportant bills an executive session was
held, and when the doors reopened
the Senate adjourned. ........ In the
House, a number of bills were Introduced
under the Monday call of States. The Presf-
dents Secretary delivered a message, in
writing. vetoing the supplementary Judicial
bill, and also announcing that he had signed
the Army bill. At the conclusion of the
reading of the veto message, which
was received with slight demonstra-
tiOn of applause on the Republican
side, the House proceeded to vote or the
question, whether the bill should be passed
notwithstanding the objections of the Presi-
dent, and it was decided in the negative
yeas 104, nays 7S-not the necessary two
thirds in the affirmative. Adjourned.