The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-10
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 0eln the senate.
Mr.. lnAalls' eleeeDrnl ennut vsanavtio. Snr
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~ Oken up n. bayeSu move1 20 refer
q to the committee On electoral count
4eserA bayard; Morgan md Hill, Of Gecr-
Ga, favored The References, hoi6ins that the
senaae mould aahesv 70 the position n had
taken In the Morgan rule now pending In
the house, the last named remaYking that
The matter vas merely 0ne Of fugmallty, q
Gen. Garfield, having been eOnstifutionally
elected, would be peaceAbly inauRurnted,
and that no reason existed fer the slightest
apprehension 70 The contrary. Messrs. In
ss.a.;.- 1 ~. HM au eS sSPPose1 tne m9u9n.
ooUe proyisirn foe tn meefins Of the two
houses, Q definite regulation was necessary.
u. bayards motion hnaliy prevailed yeas,
A.Sh Ps1'y 'ce'
WAsRTKoroH, Jan. 3l.-The senate re-
sumed ecnssAer.ao,, NJ H. I,,.,,.n I.,a An
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setsaty Mn, ue ques0on being on NJ.
A0gaus amendment 10 dispense with the
requirements for the assent of twc-tbiris
efa tIios before land. can Be taken IN
In favor and Mr.. Saunders In OppOsition.
the amendment WAS rejected. Mr.. Plumb
submitted and Advocated m Amendment to
ollOW the alIotments N h. taken nv indl
vidual members OF a tribe which does NOT
consent u fake lands and pfovidine that
In such an event the tribal relation shall
be broken IN. After discussiOn M. Plumb
modified his amendment at the suggestion
Of Mr.. Eimun sis SO a. 10 omit the latter
feature. The amendment then prevailed
without objection. On motion OF Mr.. lIoar,
tne amendmens prohiDltlns punishment by
aIias%snt rsr nrass;c;nS a. ~" s.n, ,'e ..
Amended 20 As 10 male nj inanplicahle tn
Indians who are citizens Of the states. The
bill vas laid over without action and Or
oered printed.
n ~ 4 Ia An So l,u
N"."S' reo' In INC s.""'ei'e
Chinese treaties were reported, with recon-
meEdati0ls for ratification, The pension
approximation bill was taken nm in com.
,.;,,.a % ,h. ,-to,, 81 .,..,..i,,,.,..s -
To one dollar, and provide that pensions
payanie 20 inmates OF the Natlonai Home
ns,d ~ fhs t,.ssrrsrs 81 ~ hana sI ;as,.ad
OF directly to the pensioDer. M. Booth
submitted an Amendment aDproprjatiuo IN
supply the deficiencies fot fbc -fiscai Year
1851. Si;,ass 900. for pensions for army in
ya,ids and their Widows. minors and de-
pendent relatives, Intending Arrears TO sur
Nv an VI aIe VA 20 t. anu a9 re To"
inyaUds ,riinws minors and a, nsnd,",
relatives, SJOO,27i; also $4,000 for fees of
examining surgeons as provided by the
several acts Of congress. The amendment
was adopted.
wAsurxoroy Feb lin the senate. fine
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amehdeu peutpn ior .ne reno'"i vi "'o
political disabilities OF Richard Furtherilng
was passed. MI Mcrhefson' irom inc
eomhiuee on naval amairs, I ePsnn IsvSa
nSei in nrosecutins a search for The steam
IT Jeannette, OF the Arctic exploring
rxpes.itiOn. Mr.. Plumb reported
with aInrndments. the house bin 10 yacate
and sell nj public auction the residue OF
Usage Indian lands living east of the sixth
principaI meridian oil Kansas.
Hor,sr.
WASHINGTON, Jan. KIN the mouse,
long acrimonious debate occurred on the
hill IN nav the vidow of Cant. PAGE one
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WASHINGTON, Jan. BIN the house,
the morniu0 hour was dis,enSad with and
,..,r,o,, - an. yor,h C.,o-
IN y. 'e %
INA conNeSted eiectioh case; a fesolution
deciaIing ID. leates ehtitled 10 tne seat
took the. oath of Office. M. DE La Matyr
presented petition signed by 22.0oO per
sons 10! steps 70 6e taken to prevent the
raSa,.,;nns . y. se Se'''e'S oh inu'ai
WARRINGTON, Jan. 3i.-ln the house, the
Iowa contested election cases were dispos-
-, :, NJ G. 90, AZ. C....,,,r -
ing their seats. The house then went into
committee Of the whole ON the District Of
SGumo's app.op.ia,s n 20 Dill .n,, ne aP?I
m less than The amount .nnranrias.d i.st
ys.r and 81, IN less than fke estimotes Of
ihs a;sfr;ct c"%m;ss;onars After = h,;ef
Soh.to tha Nil ,as ra.d hv sact;ons To-
smendments The REORGANIZATION for the
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