The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-08
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toME Democratic members OF Congress are
very much opposed to giving anything Like
party support to Vests bill for wiping out the
National bank circulat on. They say this is q
dangerous question, and that the Democratic
party win suffer II It supports the Vest bill.
There win be an effort, probably, 10 smother
Il In the committee, Is the best way Of getting
rid Of It.. One Democrat says It may be very
good measure for Missouri, where Greensack-
ism Prevails. but that it is q dangerous one for
the party to indorse, and that he Is determined
to oppose It.
THE Committee on Military Affairs Of the
House were engaged all day on the ID, In the
consideration OF bin to remove the charge of
desertion against certain soldiers In the late
war. The bill provides that where soldier
can show god reason for having been away
from his regiment at the time II was mustered
out, or had absented himself withoutintent Of
leaving permanently, the Secretary Of War
shall have power 70 remove the charge Of de-
sertion resting against him, and grant him an
honorable discharge. There arc now before
Congress many hundred private bills looking
each toth's end
A BANKRUPTCY bin has been agreed upon
by the Senate COMMITTEES, and Il viii be pre-
sented as soon as an opportunity offers The
members of the committee are practically
unanimous in favor Of the bill TO be reported,
and it win be vigorously pressed TO IT'S pas
sage.
THE President on the ID nominated Cornell
ius A. Logan, of Illinois, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PleniPotentisry of the United
States G. Chill; John B. Weaver, Of North
Caroliua, Uni ed ates Cousul of Bahia
The Conptr ller Of the Treasury declared
ON the ID q second dividend of twenty
per cent. In favor Of the creditors Of the Me-
chanics' National Bank OF Newark, NJ j.,
amounting to s52l, MS. The amount OF both
dividends (orty-6ve per cent? declared in IA
vor Of the creditors Of The bank since its fail
ure in vemher last is s173 $50.
The Grand Jury at Washington on the Sd
presen ed indie ments against James B. Hem
derson, James W: Donohue, William W. Jack
son, Albert E. Boone and Samuel s. Caben for
odefraud he United States.
1HE reply Of the Postmaster-Genera to the
Senate resolution calling intorma' ion re-
gsrding increased compensation to trunk lines
ou of New York for carrying mails win show
that there was 4 job whereby the Government
was put to an expense of over $4,000 70 IA
cilitate the delivery OF the large daily newspa-
pers In Philadelphia, without any increase In
mail facili les to the people Of the Wes.
ARMY officers express the opinion that the
Presiden win do nothing toward re-opening
Fitz-Jo hu Portcr's case.
The following Is copy Of q telegram sent
BY Secretary Of State Frelinghuy en- to Minister
Lowell at London on the ID: ''The President
and people Of the United States congratulate
Her Majesty on having been Proyidentisily
protected from an assassin. Rememb ring the
OF Her Males y and the British peo-
pie in our recent National bereavement, the
feeling Of indignation and thankfulness for the
Queens safety Is dee and universal
The folio Wing cable dispatch was received
from Danenhauer, via st. Petersburg, at Wash
Ington on the Sd: cleft eye ruined. Must
come out oeulists say right eye effected by
Health splendid. On my fs t.
Forbidden to read or write. Can travel vAsn