New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-03

"a PASSED IN THE HOUSE
SENATE. AsuINGToN April 2. 1880.
IN tho Senate to-day communication was
nscscnpcd the Secretary OF War Recommending all
appropriation OF $4,000 for military post be
tween Forts Custer and Assn:bone.
Mr.. CONKLISG Rcp., N. " introduced I'LL To
establish uniform system OF bankruptcy throughout
tie United States; also, providing for the erection of
Vublic uding at Brooklyn. n. " for the Of the
Pest Oce and tho United States Courts and the revs-
iue ps1ces. and for other purposes.
The bill to establish mail service TO Bruzii was re-
srrsd to the Committee on Post Offices ana Post
Tue bill srSntng nensSn 10 Jesse r. Pnarrs which
oas Sss anSe Thy Pens,On nf a seoat t"o b.
nr 10 The Military or Naval Servcel are not entitled 10
Nj. KIEgwOo tRsp, Iowa. thought the position of
The e"ln,ni;tce erroneous -,
Nh. INGALLS, crop, Kap) said scouts are net sub
3ecs 70 rates and regulations OF war. They serve
paex voluntary contract AZ very larsey increases s
emssan,der and they can Voluntarily terminate II the
conttaet nj any me without incnrTins any "iSaohV
NJ SARrENrER Rcps Wis., said 10000 was 3ppro,
pi1aad prepare Iowa Gree for statue shOud gu"
peeshy ever be erected there; yet when man VINO
ns wh" S vsanee !" psoS,sy saved hunreds Of lives
asbsd pension during his poverty stricken anu ebe
old ege the Senate IL alarmed Mt the prospect VI ca
Mr.. pLATT (Rep., Comm said thousands Of persons
EQUALLY deserving with Pares debsEred from pen
Mr LOGAN Rcp.. Ill., claimed that scouts were MOI
ssops with soldiers 10 grant penslon would De
~ establish prccedcu for granting pensions 20 ever
49,
M. INGALLS, CRcp. Kan.l Endorsed this view. II we
roniuned present policy u would soon nank-
xupt the Treasury 10 pay pensions we pay
nessst on Tho pu Sic debt Great Britain. in spite Of
AL her great wars, only pays SO 0nOOo FrSnce anu
&vrmanv spite OF their ,err,oie war; pay iess IMAM
600 600 each There m4st b. stop somewhere
( fsun She very limitations OF the treasury
II g. TUE UTE AGREEMENT.
The morning hour having expired. The bill went over
ana the Senate the consideration Of the bill rat
tying agreement between the Ute Indians and tnc
secretary of the Interior.
Mr. COKE tDeln., Tex.l explained and supported IN
t1l For reasons given the Secretary OF the INTERIOR
speedy If the h was Indispensable IN ofder
Z 10 nvert trouble with TIE Indian. oo
@ saOnosea BY some to be lie t'e 1 PI1
TSs Indians never could be got 70 avail elves Of
~ inaa eoad comm was t. abandon his
Hold land individually to violate oe OF !he nrs S o
ssssnsss mn Thc aai4sTatiC ns Fl a5. Ra,s
saou% CrSe' 1hS %s %,s
scd ms men, an tES S"t ts b d did NOT propose any
I snrh punishment. Injusice to TIE people OF Cn-
so yHna rs yisa,eS nD' ali the soo Ha
we S.l contsied aDpropr atoms for s,w mills and
school houscs 1t was framed IN ynaoh n OF t aene
ines Why not send Ues t. te UInan
e ayay Srsdc ' wo Sit% be
me a5Ssr Of ' T qrans ada D csSi
sutLors: cited by Mr. h T ae es T T. sEe
fore We did not reed THESE meol lands io
ssss@ the peope COLORADO with er%s IN
eaos the Dispatches from the Dsear11eIt a. a>S Se
S sa, III had Df EtsI their treaty ga. etc THESE
were reiterated day ssT S s S w Mhe 's
:. .tr demands Yct he exaec;,i avert war; Every
ON T an na G ct
sM doSS. would ever sf,er have with that III
hsS he chiefs 10 washington Tor luther
sesrss wat sas o or The Uaed States
o. ss dTs w M an nsS ana outrage
pfsp%er remarks Mr. TELLER spoke Indignantly OF
mon The captive women He charged the Department
w's.cs false sympathy for, the indians and
sns ssip sad the RG ans Would
20 auc;er rescryation Mr. Teller was assured ihat u
we're OS HSsa d ss ~f r.
G TBS indians 9 Iesias special provon
right q coIaGt SIo tnGn o Re eprtH a
y a. fadan aer be
s santed sec Indian question se:tIea, pn, WOLF
sses %Pi1 ssIse sssiaa nnrno.. Of hin
- bri,e Wing it would prevent Indian war which wou
feiar fe settlement 81 that ps OF naS e Alter much
heaou, osained this wa AMI tc he
might cover every point drrea; IL % c
cs srps NJ ih tribal organization under which the
fgcssss would never become civiIzeu st -. ~ i
iarue on tee Indian afiis OF Col"raoo Mucn ol Wlit
6s betn said seemed irrele ant to the proper
aI was sn or otnor lie ssend
81 liza colleague, but w9sdd ri, no, nened for immediate
.nscnnafiI IN over 1900 square miles OF teirlt1I
sassas q thas could I .1 a they
silonld all elect remain in z lorivo. - % @ooo H I'm
II ooc 0oo IN round numbers would b. opsnnd up o
rs mi A policy, holdiag ort Undue mcns IoF es' ~
~ NJ, Horticultural lands would c1ntrDute more
Sjsr Welfare tnsn would any don'o lie b,ii ,Sar
hnd Fhe pecsabe methods T or oSv,.e 90 ouo oil
sse,,ss he would offer an amendment M, nakt ~
xSS Tssds nenabc 10 the Government, 80 la =. u.
sis- tNland IN seVerally could be eXEnx llsnSu W. "
Il go he fxx. MT We yeai proposed II
~ that anpuitcs provided ior IN a
~ wee pr vads a ~, tne Sia Der annum u
dau scempd not extavacant MT Hii whit ~, ;,h,s !,
cuss the question rs II the ia ans naa ri
eoage mi ght be the most RopuIr ~ tho 60,
~ an ,noon of Mr.. PENDLErON Dem 0mo) tae SCI
~ greed to tho Amendment OF the Rouse 10 W
1 ri smendnc the Census Act and Conference Coh
~ mttet was appointed thereon. $1,000. .. .oaaL n
& - NJ MORGAN (Dem., Aia), who ntenas 70 spefA NJ,
fhs Yffe bIIl not peng prepared 10 speak to-ngut
SAxfAND Dem, Ark moved tnat tue 5eha'e y" i"'
9 exBcatiye session Agreed TO- ,. o...r,ive sessor
z a,'d when the doors reopened adjourned UNI
I Icnday.
Ek HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The morning hour having been dispense'
st.a And fhe consideration OF private business hayiD
X hpep laid aside. Mfr. BLACKBURN tpem, N.Y. Nov
xs.,ahe House resolve itself into Committee OF ID
sgno for tbe ration OF the Service Def
eeney bill, and, pending that motion, moved tnat ~
debate on the bill close at 43O this afternoon AHe