New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-01
11y1tb CONGREss-IId SESSION.

,,r. p REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
- ,v rar sxyArE ON THE YORKTOWN AoNO~
.,rx1 RuG-rHE PoNcA INVESTIGATION
~,rox rARrFP BrLrr-THE GENERAL DEFiCihNOi
puI PASSED IN THF HOUSE, ., ,oeo
sENATE..... WASHINGTON. May 81 1ooo;
" a., Senate the Select Committee on inc
r,ova, OF the Poneas submitted f"voraO'e iepO' W
L. ~, for the relief of the POnoa tribe OF %
YIRRwOOD, chairman q tne OoD1
snbuit different views - -, .h. cor,.
-, n AyIs DEEM, w. Va) chairman OF 'he Oo"-
n,,t.e ON Appropriations. stated tAS' Tue
.ho,Sht the business OF Congress was not NO" ~
nat day could safely fixed upon Tor ad]ourn-
men bui n ioou shcnt the 10th or 18th Of June
gfrss osnf rsolution requesting the fresueut W i
neeotaoas with Fsao of RESTRICTIONS upon the mprto
sons of tobacco said COUNTRIES was '"Ae" NY anu
House bill taken up TO carry nS 'ss tine
r 70 monumental column at Y"rEt Wn w.: ana
for Other purposes. IL appropriateS ~ U OF
gStovn snd 5000 to defray the expenses incurred
IN tne centennial celebration. tho o,sc,or ~ the
Hnnnent but opposed Government expenditure II, ~
Celebrating the event He offered SS az "a pr o.
vided Tor BY Continental Congress Tor monument
al y ramendIpent offered by MT BURNSIDE: providing
that thirteen Senators shall be members Of the COMMITS
s9p aCoecHRELL lDem. MOI had little respect for the
kind OF pal rotism that could only DE rouseo W "pP"
FSs S as LAID aside in formally. and the bin grant
inc nenops 10 certain soldiers aud sailors OF the Mex
can war and other taken ul' 10 allow MI
WIlliams Ulem Kyl speak la advocacy OF tne oIi.
which he aud a. length Consideration Oh the OnunhV
RESOLUTION was then resumed. . ,-.,- -. L.
me amendment striking Out the appropriation 20 az
cav tLe EXPENSES celebration was reJecteu, anu
tne iolpt resolution passed. -
T,Se House bill was taken TO authorize cOnpro-
oie ~ the claims OF UuIted States under me VIII OF
Insenn r., Lewis, OF HOhOkeH, who devised aOout
81 600 900 toward paying of the public debt. Inc Dill
was passed. Recommendation. I'll, ,.os .ho, toten mn
Mr. KiKKWOOD (ReP, IOwa) announced thar ne
xould subuJt u amendment including Inc existing
tnTernal venue laws" in tue matter 10 Dc lnVsGtu
MIR DAWES (Rep., Nasal supported the blll Our aItr
nncy of i'm posing duty upon the manufactured artlce
afnar Than the raw material aud enabling mdhuIaCLure
10 grow up at home, had turned the tables upon Eng
land American manufacturers were low cOlbpeuhS
a-yanageOusly with European mahuiacturors iu tuGu
own markets.. Commerce was not measured ~ HC
0"mher of ships Our laws compelled seveieighhs OI
our commerce to carried In foreign vessels Dnt te
Tiff had nothing do with this Dad system Mr. Dawes
would have the tariff imposed for revenue ne wOuu
tase Of OK cessve duties and preserve those equpoy
dnsted ones which placed our nauufactureis upon an
sGnal footing with foreign manufacturer IL was 10
Accomplish this great work that nonpartlsan conmls
sion was needed. --., A.. ,,u r. -roa
Mir MAXEY Denl., Tex supported the Dill: IL was
we'll known that bill affecting tao tariff could pc eS
pected from the House. The best the Senate conu DO
was to pass this BILL. . 49, 49, eo,o.o
The bill was laid aside. and at 6:lo p M tue oend'e
adjourned uutn tomorrow