, 1880-01-21

cola Nnyy-Y
tho prtttnt

tian Of soldiers for Tie pa:nKo IT the Weaya,
bill far the payment to soldiers Of tho differ.
fss tsy et nstwen srsfnaeks a sn tTn Gt ~ wne
aenting tt,e petition, l's slsslrc. simply to aay
That ile thought the bill referred to was
onp Of the ..grentest pieces Of flenagogism
soldiers were deceived Into signliig tic peti.
Xftcr passing several untmportant. bills,
the Senate took 1lp the speclIni oTaeF, Tue blIl
poria.!on. and several proposed amendments
Str. Thurman called attention to the CLAUSE
'RsfuGa ss uats q s,stes ssiG fie e S! a a
been transported In tho Dn,ninton without
being unloasled for food, water, and rust. Ilo
Thought tffs pravta[on not n the Interest Of
humanity. It prevented cattlg being brought
over tho border and being well treated after
Mr. Eaton did not think this proper con-
ft the owtier ~ takisg care ot ills eattle afte.
arrival H. the United States. but 1t would
and should require the railroad company
from whose ltno cattle entered CANADA to
cattle that gDDti treatment Should be Ind all
nnng thu route 10 their destination. 49,
Mr.: Aicpherson also held thls view. Ho'
humane peuple desired SUCH bill as thfa
to pass WIS tf,at the present 1aws were eyadcd
bymeans Of shipping tiro'ig, Ganada., ,,,s
After further debate, Mr.. Kirkwood SAID sala
that, III view nf tho ma1ty ntnendnentg mnle
to tho bill. Its Importance, and tic difertltca
Of opinion rs to Its effect, 'o moved TINT 1t
be rccunlinitted t0 tile cO1nnilttee ol Com
,,na3.' ,nGtce' In order that now blu might 10 IT.
Pending this motion, Mr.. Davis {1Vest y!r-'
giMin) wished to stats some objections t0 the
~! for tho c2nsi..eraton oi tlo Commttee, e.
proposed ONE. lie understood that tho rail-
rond and stock men ,ild not dtsire my lcBls-
laton on the subject; at leaSs H. l.e M i,ad 1 6eei9
mot toitcii tlie roads beginning md ending in
one Stute This was Discrimination.
Mr Mctletso' sStd .'a t. sesi,lcd ta!, Ss Il a ths
Ssor t5o Wsst vfsa fs h ,ass ,1ssr via is
had my ground for opposition Or nut ne
men did favor the by. II a,iy were i y be be
be Ind liz Should make no further objection.
liz ha!l done whnt hg thought his tlnty. -
MI. Davis (lv ya.) sat,l the Senator from from
what was ut the bottom Ut the whole Illattcr:
senntor Ind not given him the proper credit
Afr. Mci'aerson disclaE1ned any Intention
from West VirKiilia Davis. On tie con;
trary,. he thought that II the Senator ltnd
probubIy would not lnvc opposed tIlls bill.
4 motion to rcconinlit tile bill was agreed
| 10. '0 ~
Atr. Paddock introduced bill To- cqnallze
ters On seiool sla.,ds 4 III IL Washington Terri
i'lie ScrgcnntratcArms brought to the ba,
| Of u'e Scilnte jacob Y. AHemeyer TO answer
the charge OF contempt Of the summons to
appear and testify before the Co,nm!ttec o1,
1'rvtlegss and Elections ut Topeka, Kills., IN
| the lMEnlls case. ..-.....-,
from attending before tho Committee BY tho
| severe illness of his daughter, md he WIS
discharged from tho rule Of nttacl,l,iInt. RI
Mr Salisbury then moved that GeoEge, ;! ,,a J.;
| Anthony, another rectlsnMt WltneSs Wl!9 htu
| since Appeared aud Justified before the Colil-
mtttee, and Ind given reasoiis satisfactory to
the Committee why lie had Ut first, failed to
appear. be also discharged from the rule Of
After short executive session, adjourned.
11oI1sE. -"
Among the bills referred was On one a intros t',:
dlcctl BY Mr. Culbgrsor, 1T Texas, for tho Ills
continuance Of tie National bnnkliE sya
ten.
Hills were introduced and referred:
BY Mr. Cravcns..For tho settlement OF IT,
By Mr.. Congcr-A resolution Of tho MtcIlt
gan Legislature against Any Increase Ut duty
OF, low grades Of sugar. <.u.,,,,,
conys,itu{ioi ~, Mt n'cnnsat: III That te sgt
Of suffrage sliali be- based On citizenship, al,d
the right of citizens to vnte slial! not be do-
llIe. Or abridged by thu United States or any
Wnlteti !i sta}cs.a
Iii tiie morning hour consideration was re:
sumcd of tho bill relating to the Natloha
III. Tuckiler, who l,atl charge OF the bill,
stated t!lat nftor Cltttenden and Lounsberry
had spoken le would demand tho previous
liz. chltteuden then took tho floor, speak.
Ing from the centre Of the llnl! =" from the
very edge of tho grecnback lions den" as lla
un i,otes IN i'm, of M neaco @ Wero wei 90 public snara
'a IT, GaeSsrs RSs SYsd Si! rs Misunderstood # l,eq
nothing s save ttat 1aak reserves s. ,s soHt9 1niI9
&c been % srtcipased i BY lie baks,. iia dismissed
The cry Of "Lot we'll enough
f'onS@ means gsi 3aeSas s4 NJ ss's'Gsa
silver md PAPER lii the West. 1t ha,! been
evident f!'r two years to New York mgr.
cllants that America would contto'l, .',, me 1ae
. gold market rs soon nS Congress VIII Lev
It. Ilo feared TINT Congress, even now waa la
resumption: Thoracould not bo better ttula
once decide to pay the ioating war debt, and
excitement. II liz possessed the power. he
would !ieprlra greenpackhol1 1lelI Ioen1te.nu, .at,
CT, quality fron! Mext July. llS would 81 IL. ssop
pr.tcticsSie, i G Convert Il! silver bullion now oIl
, lland, owned by the Government, With =
O0o o0o Of useless silver dollars, into goli.
tic regular course OF business. ,pay n,
a equal amount Of grcenbacks: He would
further pay oil the greenbaeks with the
! yot due. with tlo $1,000 600 Of gold and
Silver PRODUCED by tho Mlies every month
all tho gold wanted for currency purposes
could be easily controlled, aud other greal
States III the establishment Of b!laetalllo
k standard Whenever it should appear tot tle
a interest Of the United States To- 4oi i. 4 WIS.
l. 10 ceess .lailying With the petty, but OK
tre1lely vicious, legni.tender tloating debt.
% III. Lounsberry thought the BY, .Etg Though
:, might !lnye been operative " the n Inns o.