New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-04
XLyllrn CONGRESS--Isr SESSION
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
II THsIE PER CENT FUNDING BULL PASSED IN
TIE NATE BY \ VOTE OF IS TO lS-MINoR
MATrRs ~ TIE SENATE AID HOUSE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Friday Fen. g. 1882.
In the Senate to-day a petition was pre-
soncd by FIR. MILLER Gep. Ca), from citizens OF the
Pncifc Coast Tor the speedy passage OF the b 10 III
corporate the Maritime Canal Company OF Mica sngua'
Other petitions were presented by Mr. LAPHAM
U,eu Y W from the National Mechanics Banking
Association Of New-Yor fer change OF its name to
tho Wal street National Bank" lhe also introduced
o hin authorizing the changcl and by Mr. MCPHERSON
Dem. " Jl from the citizens % Ncw.Jcrsey, asking
that the be taken Of the business OF hankIng
Among the bills introduced was lay Mr. bAPiiAM
rep, n " 10 provide for public building at Iohsh
Mr. TELLER (Rep COLI from the Committee on
Pensions repored original bill az subs tute for mo
sarah Chidress POLK anu Julia Gardner Tyler, widows
o. Presidents, lie pensions OF $1,000 per yea RON
September 10, lSSlthGt OF Mira Tyler To Do IN eu Oh
the pension heretofore granted her Placed on tHe cal
On motion OF Mr. SAUNDERS tRep., NebJ the bill to
the northern boundary OF the State OF Nebraska
Mr. SALISBURY Dem. Dell inquired whether the
Mr. DAWEs Ciep MassJ-Tbey have az been
Mr. HONR CRrT, Mass) ito his roleaguel At tho
Mr. EDMUNDs rep, VT. said th.t The only point
that occarT'e him Was in reference 10 tAe Tree ny
putdng his suggestion into effect. Adopted The bill
then passed.
Mr. HOAR Ocp, Mass.) reported from the Committee
Oh Privileges and Elections the senate h fixing the day
for the meeting electors cf President and Viceprrs
votes for Pre- dant and viccPrsdent and the decision
~ question: arising ioccpn lie said the ~ was dr
tea WITH thc one reported by Nj Edm ihd' IRON ne
judiciary Committee auC passed 10y the Senate H. 1871
TIE report made unanimous one except az To
single membcr OF Tie committee VINO was ho' Pes-uV
when the bill was conSidared.
Mr. HALE Rep, Mel asked for the printing OF the
bill az length ir me Record SO ordered.
On mo1oa OF Mr. LOGAN tRepIll me Scnnte bili 'Or
the distribution by the National Board oil Health ~ pure
vac me virus - me people "as taEel 10y uaatlIou'
con-ent Tue committee amendments were adopted;
lir GARLAND dem, Ars.l q member oi the Com
IA Tee o. tl;emlc blSea"oS w" 81 a y, he
ported the & eHpain'd hat IN te a. @ d. down %S
by the act creating the NdtloHai Board oil Hesiih,
whereby Congress egSi9,cd TO prevent the spread of
epidemic scascs. 1nis bill further carried out that OBJ
jcct by securing to the people of the country the cement
OF vaccination with pure virus. The appropratiou wa
Mr. MAPEY Dem, Tex replied that the Nationa
Board al Health had beer created TO keep epidemic
diseases our of e country b TINS bill would ert
the Government intO ap0tIccary shop Tor ustEou0
An amendment offered By Mr. INGALLS, REP, Ksnl
was here voted down. and the bill passed.
per cent bond bill and Mr. VOORHEES, Dem, Ind
completed his remarks lie resaGdc the bill OF The last
Congress better one imam tH"t now pending ana 70
greted that Ee had not sue Opportunity 10 vote LOT
measure. TIe bill discnnlDated IN favor ot tue
banks, and WAS therefore, objectionable to HIM.
lhe peA,hng Amendment 81 Mr.; haWieS, limiting
WllhdIdWale OF DahG crhualloIl neI lo i"l' Va 80
ton OF the act OF ma to F',O'o,VI) per hlohi anu ~,
curing thirty days previous notice bcrtoi wa" theh
MIR. WINDOW rep, Mnu.) asserted that the Congress
siUnai programme OF last session IN gad 10 the BANKS
Wa more ia fner interest than go per cent
which hau been denounced ia tne debate AZ
having been made at tue dctatiOn o tncse banks
Mr.. PLUMB dep, KHuD Thought that Mr. WINDOWS
statement weakeued position OF wh"h his party
country were proud ami denied that IA" pro-
posed reduc IOu taxaupu last year applied The
NltOnL IL had reference to ala banking IN
etitIIons and senator Iad eT1st regarding o. 80
SUGAR COATING the oils forced upOu the NatiOn2l
banks IA the shape OF toe 3 per cent bond
Mr.. WINDO l-The two trngf, reduction and funding.
tugeth 'r, ana the Senator Knows II.
Mr.. TLUNiB reiterated MS assertion III denial, a3d
went 20 support IT,
Mr. AfO.GAN (Dem. Ala. moved an amen lment,
NiitcG, iiGer ulscIrsiJu, was voted down.
No farmer amendments DcuG offered vote taken
upon tur uual pa. OF tue bill 10 WAS passed by
Vote Of: Yeas, -; nays, l..
Ike dcta Is follows Eepu5ncans IN roman,
Democrats iiuitcS anu luIcp uhcts IA SMALL CAiol