New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
SLVITH CONGRESs-IID SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THg INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL PAssED IN
THE sRNATK-DEBATE UPON THE APPOINT
mENT OF COLoRFD CADE1s-rHE house con-
s1pERs THE FILL TO AMEND THE INTERNAL
REVENUE LAWS.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. April 90 1880.
In the Senate to-day a number Of petitions
we're presented for tho passage of the Eaton Tariff
Commission bin.
Among the bills introduced and referred were the fol-
lowing;
Referring the claims of the captOrs Of the Abe
marie TO the Court Of Claims.
To quiet uIe to lands patented by the United States.
To facilitate the business Of the Treasury Department.
The resolution passed to authorize the President
10 call an international SANITARY Conference to meet
at Washington for the purpose OF securing an lnt'rna
uonI system Of notification as 10 tie actual sanitary
coBdrcH Of ports and place under Jurisdiction OF the
several Powers, ard 0t vessels sailing therefrom -
The Senate proceeded to consider the calendar. IHe
pending question was on Mr. Alnson's amehamrnt 10
the DlI establishing retired nt Tor hOheohhlSohtu
officers, namely. drec ing tbe President 10 appoint TWO
ar HOAR (Rel. Niase.l thought negroes shculd nave
equal cbancr where out WAS opposed ID e3s-
lation recognizing difference III race. .,.--,-,
Mr. ALLISON (Rcp., owa) SAID the fast must be looked
IN the face that but negro had ever graduated
have four req mis- al cOOIed troops. We nave behind
those regiments 100000 coorcd men. who may be called
rtO service when trouble again Shall II he SHld
that can call on these half million nieu to bear
S5 pps 5o TsS f' s I'D Ee resd his @ as
discrlmipatlng in fnyoF OF any race ;S pain, s,
bishnes. The did not teach the students tat
it was unhecomine officer aud gcnticman to sheer
little OF the spirit Of DR.. Arnold OF Rugby, should be
Infused into that management Mr. Ho9r would IKE to
see the word White stricken from All IN statutes.
Mr.. HEREFORD Dem. W. Val opposed the amend
meut invasion of the prerOgiive OF the Executive
There further debate ~ to the legal nature
of the appointments of cadets pending which the morn
ting hour expired and the Indian Appropriation bill was
Mr COKE tDem. Text offered IN amendment anthoF-
zng the purchase of supplies manufactured at Indian
training schools whenever they can nc ddVantage0Ts!Y
, used IN the Indian service. Adopted.
Tne bill was reported back the Senate, the question
being upon agreeing to the amendments made IN Com
H.. PLUMB Yep, Kan.) demanded n separate vote
on lis amen tueut appropratiug $1,000 to- seeds and
treaty Of 1857 Mr. Plumb showed that treaty.
provisions Aot carried O1f that supplies esIe-
sfactiOn and outbreaks among the Indians lie SAID
fearful responsibility rested upon some one Inc De
plrtment claimed that not enough money was aIpro-
Mr. BECK Dem, KY said it was not the fault Of
Congress- which had appropr ated all that the Depart
naeTt had asked for The fault Was In tar Department
Mr. TELLER QeD., coz asked II this bill aplH0pri-
ate all that the Department asked f'r
Mr. BECK said there was reduction OF about
$2J0000 IN tle estimates. but mt on oad aud ciothpE
Of we fed and clothed ths Indiana and did nothing TO
provide for sher feeding sud clothing thSmselyes
The Amendment was agreed to-ycas, 20; nays. "a
The amendment striking Gus the clause aboshng the
Indian Commission agreed to-yeaS 81 nays, 30
60 the Commission IL retained.
The amendment presci Thing that bids for supplies
sha be advertised for three instead OF SIX weeks was
The other amendments made In Commute. of the
Whole agreed to- and the bill WAS read third time
The report Of the Conference Committee ,he Immp-
dinto Deficiency bill was taken up IL reduces the
$50 600; pEtSte. Var ami Navy Department. BniIdg
81 9 900; total sea7,5oo. " ''''''
TIE report WIS agreed TO-
At5p. IN. the Senate adjourned until to-EouoW.