The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-24

WASHINGTON. June %, 1852.
SENATE


I Mr.. Beck offered a resolution reciting
7 that Il il alleged that the directors Of some
+ ~ The national banks In Richmond. Va,
( have been allowed 20 file in the oifee OF The
/ Comptroller Of Currency the modified oath
with substantially tine following proyiso /;
&" The above IL subscribed in all respects
cxoep, 80 far As I; applies 10 the rate OF in
'ere.t allowed by Laws in thu state"
The resolution directs the Secretary 81
the Treasury 10 furnish certified copies Of
all oslhs which were taken by the directors
~ the national hanks in Richmond, which
ar on file in the Comptroller's Office, du-
ring the years OF 1879 and lSS0.
Adopted.
The senate took up the rule recently re-
ported from the Committee on Rules 20 set
tie the right ~ the President pro TN. %
designate his own substitute in ease Of his
absence. The subject. after occupying
three fOJrihs 81 the time allotted for morn
ing business. wa, referred with the amend
ments suggested hy Messrs. Brown and
German D. the Committee on Rules FOR their
further consideration.
House bill 30 establish = uniform system
Il bankruptcy camc UP a. the regular or
der. The discussion - this bin occupied
nearly the remainder % the days session.
Il wa finally laid aside until Monday.
The senate then took up and passed sen
ate Tin % pay for the use hy the Govern
ment Of the Protestant orphan Asylum
property 81 Naichez. Miss.
AZ 8:s5 O'Clock House resolutions COM
mcrnorative q the late Representative A.
len. II Missouri. were received. and after
impressive remarks upon the lie and pub
# 4 l.x a. l.
rel. Dawes. Brown. and Ncst. the Usual
mortuary resolutions were adopted, and
the senate. II o'clock, adjourned until
Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nj. Townsend. Il Illinois, gave notice
tha; IL thu Committee on Ways and Means
did not a 90 early day report a resolution
FOR the final adjournment u Congress be
would himself make a motion % that effect.
Mr.. Keily. of Pennsylvania. chairman ~
the Committee on WAYS and Means. stated
that the matter would be brought 70 The al
tcnti0n - the House after the next COM
mitfce meeting.
Mr. kasson. from The Committee ~ Ways
and Means. reported back biz amending
section 1883 % The Revised Statutes 20 a. 20
provide that dujic. pad on sugars shall DC
a-~tNrfA WI Iltf NA.@lititf Wv tH. A't AZ
stead Of The quantity entered INTO The bond
"a warehouses. Referred @ the Commit
Gee ~ the Whole.
The House then. a. 1895. went into
Committee Of the Whole and resumed tAc
consideration Of the bib 20 reduce internal
revenue taxation. il being agreed that ge1l-
eral debate thereon should close II 3
O'Clock. az which hour oulogics ON the Tie
snd character Of the late Thomas Allen. Of
Missouri. would Dee delivered.
Nr. stephens. ~ Georgia. said that the
h.ll was right %. far as il went. but tllH i
didn't 20 nearly a- far o. De- would Lave
wished. lie thought that Tie entire IN
t,rlal-reycnuc system ought 20 be- abolish
Ct. Internal iaXe-. except 100 q time -
war. were anti-rcpuhlican and anu-Gpmo-
cratic. They were in opposition % the
general policy - tai- Government.
They were Of British origin. and
lad always been viewed with British
odium. The hest way ia which 90 raise
revenue is uy 8n import duty. They bore
ies, heavily ON The taxpayers. and tlat was
what legislator, ought % look 20. A gene
raj debate followed, which occupied the
time until 9 O'Clock. when the committee
rose.
After addresses ny Mr.. Robertson, -
Massachusetts; Mr.. Hewitt. q Now York.
and Mossrs. Hatch and Frost, q Missouri.
ne House. ont : respect % The memory Of
tte deceased. ~ 4.1j adjourned.