The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-24
THE FUNDING BILL,

uOh VI the Oulleu othltb courts, etc. The cost of
the the building has been reduced from $500 600 to
$500 000
THE FUNDING BILL.
The consideration Of the Funding bill was re.
sumed and the amendments made in the Gem
mittee OF the Whole were reported in their order,
separate vote on each having been demanded
by Mr.. Edmunds The separate votes OF the
amendments, recommended by the Financial
Committee were reserved until the bill had been
gone through with. Finally all amendments
made in the Committee of the Whole were agreed
to as reported.
Mr. Blair moved an amendment restricting the
requirement. for the deposit Of new bonds to
bank circulation Issued after July tst next. De.
feated
ME- Bayard asked for action upon the amend.
ments reported by the Finance Committee not
agreed to In Committee Of the Whole, and a vote
was ordered upon striking out the ith section
known as the Carlisle amendment.
At the request OF Mr.. Plumb the question was
taken on the first half section making the new 8
per cents the only bonds receivable sssecuTity for
National bank circulation or as security for Gov.
eminent deposits, ETC., The Senate voted not TO
strike out the tectlon-ayes, %; noes, 80. The
Democrats who voted aye were Messrs, Bayard
Oali Eaton, 6Foome, Hampton, Herman, McPher.
son, wallace ana Whyte, The Republicans vot.
ing no with the Democrats were Messrs Booth
| 1nRalls and Plumb.
The remainder of the section was agreed 10.
Inc neWssventh section reported from the n q.
nance Commlttee, making bonds receivable for
circulation at the option Of the Banks having
been rendered supernuOus by theRdoptIon of ma
| hfth section, was st'icken cut
MT. BayErd asked for vote upon the amend.
| ment ottke Finance Committee for 3% Instead Of
| yeas rs; nays 86
The changes in the vote as compared with the
last preceding were the following: Messrs, Call
Eaton, MCPHERSON, Teller and Wallace, who vol,
60 20 sEiEe out me compulsory 9th section, yot
ed sganet the 81f rate; Davis ofEllnos, who yot.
ed toTetain the NTH section, now voted ave- while
Cover and Saunders, not voting on the previous
question, voted nay; Window, who did not vote
before, now voted aye.
The bill was then read q third time and Dassed
yeas. .43, nays %.
All the Democrats voted in the Affirmative as
RlsoFlumb and Saunders
The Dill now goes 10 the House for concurrence
| IN the Senate amendments, namely, q 20 instead
| instead Of 10 bond; compensation of one.half
instead OF onequaTter OF one per cent for placing
lhe loan; providing for pop4larizng the Ioau in
the sense OF having 1t taken by the people and
| several verbal alterations
Mr.. Ransom asked for the reading of the River
and Harbor bill a second time with view to its
reference to the Commiueeon Commerce,
| Mr. Edmunds objected
| Mr.. Ransom then put his request in the form of
motion, which was agreed to after an Intellectual
effort b. Edmund to have the Committee in.
srueted to reduce the aggregate of the bill to ST.
| 100000.
The Commerce Committee was then empowered
| to sit duriug the Ressiona Of the Senate
| The District appropriation bill was then taken
up and passed. 1t appropriates nearly $780,.
| Mr. Allison (for Chairman Davis ofNW. VaI) re.
| ported with amendments the Legislative appro
/ phaton bill, ana gave notice by request OF Mr..
Davis that the bill would be called up on MondaF
H or Tuesday. Placed on'the calendar,
4 Messrs. Booth, Withers and Allison were an,
pointed Senate'conferees on the Pension Appr0-
4 pnati0n bill
The Senate oanieTees on the IndiGn ApproprIe.
ton bill were IeepDointed In relation TO the dis
agreement on the Peace Commission item, The
evening session to-day was dispensed'With.
/ The Conference report on the House bill Felat.
ing 10 the selection of site for uuiOn railroad
depot In WashiDgtons and for other purposes was
/ adopted
The Cattle Disease bill was taken up. The
tnendmenis ofthe Senate Committee we're adopt.
Led In Committee Of the Whole. Without further
action the Senate went IN to OeXeeutivegession and
when the dOors were Teopened Adjourned until
| tomorrow.