The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
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ETH E',al4 ihg House. bills
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ssslss ' II ia iie sfeetIaa o. public buildns'
sg.a.ar irom The President saioins
.s..,l ItiIIbsse tlli, was read IN The Senate
Z. M. The vital objection NJ The ffrai
Il /. IA tha twenty YnHfH suspension Vt i'm
w ~ ',.'.a uhlah bn pnnstfuGa Us virtually
N1sl,aex. WU Ind tliefsitse violniIye ~ the
w, |, u,t The letter Uf tho negotiations up
n.1ish M ifrnty Was based, aud ne n
.'.t ii national faith. The message calls
pn % ", pfnpot,,a"ns ~, ,m"as ey ,,, lng
y INV saaa,i ,hai ,hr understanding II the hitter
sa.ss IL iha agreement which wHHtiitimHte
m.ds sas that Immigration would he lin.
a ~ te.trlrted " a reasonable period. The
..,,,o n personal registration and passports
.uselafally mentioned ~ tinlenoeraiic
IA hoslilu to the tOnstitntioh lho ine.Hase
"A Nil we're temporarily laid on the table
"A orierod printed. d.....,..in tho House
y AMY approprlati0n bill vas takenu aud
~ Sa,ouulsnry retirement clause was strlck.
4 mi and replaced by pxoyiso TINT rs
~, scryico shall entttle an officer or aol-
y. 4 place on the retired llst II he applies
,yN II'6l yoarp old he goos on the retired
,,om the Chairs ruling. and the House nd.
sgrasd Ss, "a before the questions were decided.
Nm MILLER introduced now Chinese
immigration bill. with ten years limit, IN
M senate, April 9TH. After some discussion
M vetoed Chinese VII was taken IN. Mr.
ilassrd answered the Presidents objections
tbe bill, vote on n motion TO refer the
lll vas lost-ls 10 81. The question was then
rol on the passage Of the bill over tho Veto
IN. y 10 n, not tho necessary two thirds.
\. The House took up the army npproprin.
ton hl and tho Chair ruled that tho clause
Transferring Quartermastcr's department
rIam 10 the court OF claims must be elm.
(1lfI Mr. Blackburn gave notice Of rcso.
|IIIUH W tUttrllIUl' ilif vi Dt-rlitk
n hiese claims IN tho department, which
tasou, he had evidence, savored OF black-
mali. 4 discussion followed In which Mersrs
Rel and Cox had tilt. Tho bill finally
yu,sd With little change.
TlE bIll appropriating $4,000 for the I'm
rediAlc rcef Of the Cheyenne and Arapa.
hs Indians passed the senate on the 9th.
M bilt TO 1x a day for the meeting OF cleo
tor ior President and Vice President, and TO
rnyide for and regulate the counting OF
he votes for President and Nioe-Presi.
tsns and the decision Of questions aris.
nr thereon, was further discussed
md passed by viva yoce vote. Tho
Indian Territory railroad bin was made
unfinished business, and the senate, after
executive session, adjourned til the 10TH.
hlhe House bills passed appropriaiing s20,.
eRfur the purchase OF seed Tor the sufferers
irpm the overflow of the Mississippi, and
iyeato continue the work on the Washing
Va monument The tariff commission bill
W discussed and three Chinese immigration
rsisures were introduced. A motion to ad.
tain over until Monday was voted down.
TnE BILL relieving from the charge OF de.
xfton soldiers In the volunteer service dur.
hr he late war on proof that they served
hihally until the expiration OF their term
dthllstment, or until the lst Of May, 1855,
~ uho failed 70 be mustered out and re-.
give and honorable discharge, passed the
ioase Of Representatives on the sth. Mr..
Auhburn, OF Minnesota, submitted n con.
ilsnee report on the bill TO authorize the
ean.tnction OF bridge across tho Missouri
liver within 1--WE miles Of 81. Charles, No.
Aktcd to. Mriiaskeli. of Kansas, advocated
nraye OF the tariff commission bill and
,kH he had concluded his speech the House
tqk areess. The evening session was for
reconsideration OF pension bills.