The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-05-25

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in'o N.lion. uuaI" su.nola.inS consealp
ana approprlaung mlilion DOLLARS annually
for equipement, was defeated by . two-thirds
vote A bill to protect innocent purchasers of
patented articles was passed. also 9 resolution,
acceptings with thanks DR.. J. n, Tonuer's
twenty-fiye thousand volume scientific library
offered bv him rratuitouslv. TO the Cobfree-
sional Library. Nj. Blackburn, from Kentucky,
was appointed one OF the yisitors to tho West
Point military Academy. Mr. Thomss. of
Illinois. WAS Appointed one Of the yisitors to
the Annapolis Naval ACADEMY.
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in favor Of the banks, stating that tho present
system is the best vet devised by the ingenuity
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party had some fixed and recognized principle.
he regretted to say that when he entered the
oio Democsstc no9senoio IN seercn OF tne
ins ts ne roIna
of Jefyerson and Renton And their consreres-
Int ,he family had cone ont He aid. ;ndeed'
find senator Rsvard and few friends Il home
but thev we're ionesome and ont Of temper
because their brethern had moved ont and
actually stoned the old house. While Mr..
Brumm, of PennsyIvania. was speaking, il Vas
agreed that the subject should 70 over. 80
Inc HOUSE resumed conaoeration OF tne
bank charter extension bill. Debate being
closed, the bill was read by sections for amend
ments. Mr.. Murch. of Maine. offered an
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enLit.eo , s 20 seas; ane Commssion1 on Asr-
culture lni1lmed INC mouse tnat tne cincnons
soeos nso Deen aistfiDuteo, put mat tnefe u
iittle nope Iof tne growth OF tne plant, except
In Soutnern Caihornh ana southern Florioa.
The House resumed consideration Of the
bsnt charter e.ten,;on bill M. Cannon
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aanronai secnon 10 tne phi. inat Sationai
Banks now organized or hereafter organized,
having capital OF e150, 600 or less, shall not
be required 10 keep or deposit with the Treas
urer Of the United States United States bonds
in excess OF @10, 900, - surety for their
circulating notes, and such of thoss
banks having on deposit bonds IN ak
cess Of that amount arc authorized 10
reduce their circulation BY the de-
posit Of lawful money O. provided by law"
Adopted-yeas 102, maya 100. Mr.. Cannon
moved to reconsider, and to Law that motion on
| the table. Agreed to--yeas Ill, nays 96. Mr..
Hammond then offered his amendment proyid-