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.nisrs felnlIns 10 woman eullrrRe,waA adopt.
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,,aW M President transmitting ,hflnus pa.
w. ,eiatina 10 n illi PROVIDING for the right
| Y "a. throutIl tie Indian Territory for the
| = Inns san Francisco liailroad. ordered
| printed Onmoiion q Mr; hherinan, hiH pill 20
20 tskdn no without q formal vote. Mr.. Vest
rs.,ed m amendment. which was ordered
ss,nicd' adding TO the bill q section identical
I'm the nth or compulsory, vetoed II per-
ssui. blI NJ last session, but niodincd q coy.
ff'f'' f..at IN 4 ltnuHa
,ha sola bnsi- for bail, circulation. Mr.. sher.
,asn saId that In view OF the very full discus.
IN nj the general propositions OF the bill IN
aebales upon the vetoed measure, and ns he
beleyed every senator hnd made NJ his mind
an n he would c0nnno himself TO n brief
sss,a,nent Of few fneta, and hoped before
,he day ended decisive vote would be taken
snd ths bi passed or defeated. Tie bill pre-.
seuted, except as TO details, purely busi'
meas question, whether II was advisable or
not toplaee, ~ lower rate, ~ any time. any
part Of the debt that now stands rcdceinnblc
a the pleasure Of the Government
NJ. Bayard spoke of the exceptionally IA.
yorabe condition OF the Government with
reference t0 is currency Mt this time. and
Questioned the confidence OF holders IN the
security OF the bonds. lie WIS aycrse to as.
sumlng any risk TINT would tend 70 disturb
thi. security, even for the sake Of an apparent
teiuciion OF 4 of | pcr cent In interest
Amendments 10 the blll reported bv the COM
mtee were agreed 10. Messrs Mcpherson
snd IIeek exchanged views, aud then Mr. Vest
secured the floor, whcrenpon the Senate went
into executive session. Chief among tho
ianre number OF bills introduced IN the House
were measures for the suppression OF polNga.
my: providing that citizens OF each state shall
nave the right 10 vote directly for President
and yiee.presdent, defining the law of In.
lanlty in criminal cases; providing Il sound
and Uniform paper currency.
ISthe Senate, Jan. 10, Mr.. Dawes, from
Tho Committee on Indian Affairs, reported n
lHIto accept and ratify agreements submit.
I'D by the Grow Indians of Montana. Mr.
Bayari. Of the Finance Committee, re.
poftfd, with recommendation that It pass,
M Morrill, Tariff Commission bill, aud also,
slih adverse report, the Garland Commission
blL Mr. Beck opposed the bill as a cunning
sheme Of inonopoists for the delay towhich
they had fesorted not only ~ a means OF pre-.
venting legislation by the present Congress,
Bat Of whewashing all the enormities OF the
iLh protective system. Mr.. Morrill, replied
% W. Beck. after which the sherman fund.
as bi came up..::..The House resumed
tun<idfration OF the Utah contested election
ne The pending resolution being that Of.
Ind BY Mr.. Haskell, declaring Allen q.
Campbell, delegate elect from Utah, entitled
pbesFprn rs delegate ON his prima facio
tnpG Mr. Reed offered Us u substitute reso
laiicn referring TO the Committee on Elcc.
between Campbell and Cannon, to be
uom u. together with all certificates and
nf<n nprpsenied on each side. with instruc-
tons 70 that committee to report nj as early n
ny a possible. Adoptcd-is9 to 81.
THEshernan funding bill came under con-
sdsration Jan ilth. Mr.. Vest referred to the
" smonc,izing silver, and suggested the
lnriety Of the purchase By the Government
sll the silver bullion Il could get, issuing
government notes or silver certificates based
sseon IN lieu Of national bank currency.
" shfrInnn replied. sa, ing In conclusion lie
not wedded 10 tho national banking sys.
IN and had no personal interest In Il, but
<i<,ed u supplied the best toim OF banking
H.i dstised BY man, and one now being cop.
an othsr nations. The President pro TEN.
nsauneed s special committee on
.t1. blair, George, Jackson and Fair. Mr..
l1,hony Introduced q bill providing for the
Hsnmsnt q any person who served iifty years
Upward In either House OF Con.
r',,s.;..''ln >,s.,;;..''ln the House NJ. orth's
= .Nl Service reform TO inquire into the ex.
sneneJ ot providing mode different from
@Inent Tor the appointment OF commit.
~ me House, With leave TO report at any
~; \. a vas a. referred TO Committee on Rnies.
- md sent to the Clerks dcsk a resolu.
- arelarins 4 70 be the fixed aud final de-.
<nina'ion Of the Forty seventh Congress
~ ~ persons main aiming poNRamous
!. -.Hai rlailons, or teaching or (neitInR otll.
60 y, be admitted 10 the House Of Rep.
~ -N.'.s.s as delegate from any Territory.
4. II, .asha'e, BY q vote of yeas .da. NAYS l3g.
NJ determined that no auc.tlon OF
r'.r<e vn Involved In the resolution.
~ ssuaie bill for bridge across the
1.n' near S. Charles. passed, i2sh. with
nen's Tho sherman bill was dis.
] y Aessrs. Garland, Allison, Vest. and
latter renewing his amendment
4 9zf tho usc of all fnnfiz nnw In the
- = ~ W she resumption nf United states
] ~ :; Il y sascss Of 500 10000 In the rudsmp.
] ~-xt p.f cents, snch redemptlon 10 bc
- Z . ~, not les than three lnstalllnents. said
sWnom1 50 left in the Treasury not
4 meicssed or dimlrilshed exrent' In ~.
! = Hm United States nntes I,eid over
russS'-na. oaetcd etcd resolution declaring II
~ ~ \ aha unwise to contract the cur.
~ 4 vfhdrawal from circulation of
a - knoun as silver eerfinea,rz. on TO
- .sae ae o. iurther rrstrict silver eoin.
. =. gold aud silver coin basel nnnn
= ~ o. equivalent bstwren tho two
~ - ~ issues Of pnper predInatssl tsron
" II. s1lpir Into coin on demand. con.ti.
4 ~ Hyp,f circulating medium Of Tits
= Laid over Temporarily. The
HH sas census appropriation bill