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1attnp 70 The rtttrnne,,t of army oi,1cor, II.
fcrred. s'''' '''S
Mr.. Ctyner stnted TINT tho gentleman fro,,
Now York #. Wool(, who lid Charge eharEe d l!Ghs IN
reaeses rs It'll It'll y %ds proeooa M ss wla ml2raf a 3 3i
"tlo', !;, b'is. ,,. .,,o. .,,.,.
tho Wholc tllerrs, Of y.Irgl,i9, ii tic cl,atrS
TlW blli was read by sections for amend,
Iii: Warner olrcrod All amendment proy,a.
inE at 1T ~ eleSr n acye Ky ly II tho ed
AZ. Warner Stated TINT 10 was INDUCED 10
tlromcnt Of n distinguished officer, who Lai
q tha War, llis retlremcnt had been mao ntSIs
not OIL purely military considerations, bit m
polftfca! constto rators., lie believed It dae
TO Heli. Ord, the officer 10 wlloln he referred,
TINT tho country should understand that iii
retirement. in placo Of Gen. Mcdowell, WA
Ss te orts Ssr q S'asfS o tWo eeo n niSS SSSef' m
sw nS s' s essy st 'of fgns S AtepSSgs SsS va vsa
eononed I'll nh a. appropration nea for payent sss o "
TINT sl!lcage.
:. Ar. ClyMer replied that the mlInngo l,al
for tlie current year. WI
Mr, keiier-poss the gentleman rstate asa
faet ttat Gen. Mcdowell did lraw'inlleage?
MIR. Warner-l 8t1to that 1t was Ho re-
ported.
Tho amendment was ruled out on n mimi
of. order. '' ~' WV 0' . p''"'
pratns si Sg5e1 to pay ~ liz a, anai aipp!0 @
roads 20 por ceiit Of What tho Uaartor,nastgr. H
ss5 fats &sls5a ,s !a;,,y u. duo 'h' for tFansp0F'
ea1s pfs5ssaa for a 8ned sta'ss es
in.vins been read, S "e''"'' Nt'e'4''
Alr. Converse moyed to add provIso TINT
for Industrial purposes Shall be CONTINUED.
and tila annual rcport thereof shnli ia 1liadn
to Congress-, Agreed to.
,Mr. Dibrell offered M amendment that an
allowances for eon,natatl9n 2f quartsrs to
lnGnti'. n1 K!lga cut M on q point 9f order.
~, nne Eotnniitseo tiien fose and reported the
ol,l 70 1no 5no 1doasG, @ wnei ~ Pas?ett' Ill., ,,.
proe:e s Mea9a to eosern @ 1Se ot t a oaaa non en
Glluar! stating that u was us Intention to call
np w !tef-otaLe ,1 commerce pill. !io stated
!isat .ho PLY M Wns Ol more Importance t!lan
Co cengress. gus o"' VI ""s ''n'' measure 0''0f'
this polnt tho Funding hill being, In his
judgment tho more Important measure Of
| ~, Mr. KcaEan,s motion was agreed to, and
the calendar tyas taken np:
tLitg ilISt 9lt! WAs the liostetef Dill. pro.
llibittng "polItlcnl tssesslnehts," the title OF
publ cnil slue. and, though thor1 was SOMA
disposition shown to take 1t upYft was laid
aside for the present.
Mr.. Frye inquired! whether tho Interstate
Commerce bill would gain an advantage by
being tnsen up today.
The Sreaknr-lt will bo unfinished bnsl.
ness to.in0rrnW.
| MIR; Frye-Wlll 1t tako precedence Of the
fHntllng bi!l? ~, w
was I'll Committee Of tlle Whole. and THAT q
motion to 80 into such Committee would
have preference my time to u motion to 20
to tho llouse calendnr.
The Interstate Commerce bill wns finally
| rencliel nl,d takcn Zip for consideration.
olr. Reagan stated that hs llntl reported tho
peMdinE iii from TIC C0,n,nfttce on Com.
mercH. fhnl,rh i'm lid mt himsaif nnnrovc Iia
nrnyisto,,s. iin lnti niTcrnI n s,,bstituse
Enn,vn no tra = Rnnpn, suhatttuto ;; mi tIas
| t1antier,nn from NfnrplanI fSicf ,onnS tn1
Sisn ttfSretl n snbstifuta wfiich. Ia Under.
| sfnn,1. wnHitf In tvffhG rn,vn fnr TIA n,irnnaa
0f getting the mnttcr in a sl,ane fSr tlchNtn.
smhstltte md NJ Ga wo,T to, caI fbe a. nr,, ,r,s
yio,ls uuestIon oil the adontion az tl1at s,ibst.
tmta. ~ ''N p'' ~ "'' "'N"'''
III. Tronticrson cntlrd nttontton In tl,e
nnt,inalora situatfon of Tia ucniitnT hill
wht"i, svns IN chara, NJ n ,1cutin,nn9 ff3..a, ..
mil wi,o was nynWediy hostiia tn IT, liz
desired that some deterinilatton abnult1 bS
Air, RcnEi,1 ten continued Il, support ot
hfs substitute. It provides tint one inni
| Hlloujtl not bo cl1nrEed moro tIlnn anothor
fnr tho sa,ua snrvicn: Tint M trn,yhacEs or
rebatns slInn!tl ha nitnwntl: tint lie nrnnIo
Should. not bo deprived of lie benefit Of