New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
XLVIITH CONGRESS-IsT SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE RESOLUTIONS IN REGARD t. THE DIPLOMATIC
CORRESPONDENTS INQUIRY ADOPTED ~ TmE
sENATE-sENATOR UoAR OPPOSES THE CUINEsr
IMMIGRATION BiLL-1HE INDIAN APPROPEIA-
TON BILL PASSED IN THE HOUSE.
SENATE. WAsHINGTON. wednesday, March l. 1882.
In the Senate to-day bill was introduced
by Mr. VEST Dem, Mo- 70 prohibit the issue OF bank
notes currency by National banks that may be organ
lied reorganized after July 1882. Referred to the
Committee Finance.
On motion Of Mr.. WINDOW (Rep. Mimi the re'olu-
tons reported yesterday from the Committee Foreign
Relations for investigation OF the loss abb
sraoton from the State Department OF diplomatic cor
respondence relating Chill and Peru etc. taen
Mr.. BAYARD Demi DELI moved to amend by adding
az a specific subject Of inquiry the following:
whether any promise stipulation by which the In
tervention by the United controversies
isting between Chi and Peru, or Chill and Bolivia has
been expressly or impedly given by any person per
sons officially connected with the Government Of the
United states or whether It's influence has been In any
way exerted, promised ntmated In connection wtb
or In relation TO- the sad contracts by officially
connected with tho Government Of the United states
The amendment prevailed without objection. The
resolutions as amended we're then adopted
Mr.. MCPHERSON Dem. n j. introduced bill 20
extend the corporate existence OF the National banking
After the morning hour the unfinished business Cho
Chinese bill was temporarily laid aside for speech by
accommodations for the library Of C0ngress-the new
Library bill being taken mp Informally for this purpose
AT the close OF Mr. Voorhees, remarks the Dill was
aside, and the Senate resumed consideration OF the
Chinese bill
Mr.. HoAR Rep., Mass opposed the bin For
myself and for Massachusetts" Mr.. HOer
said, refuse 90 consent TO denial by the United
States Of the right OF desiring 10 improve his
condition by honest abor-his labor being no mans
property but his owntO anywhere the face Of the
earth that he pleases But the bill violates the provisions
OF the treaty which processes TO execute The real
motive OF the attack upon the Chinese hc said the
fear OF the inferOry but of the superiority u tine
Chinese in most OF the occupations OF life. Mr. Hoar
yielded the floor at AS D. m, having been atentvcy
heard for two hours The bill then laid over
the unfinished business for tomorrow.
Mr.. KELLOGG (Rop, LaD introduced the following
resolutions for an appropriation for educational pnr
poses
Resolrd That It is the duty Of the General Government
I'm selfdefence aud for sepreservaton to provide the
necessary whenever the people OF the states
such unable would be disprOpOronatey buriencd
by the taxation requisite for any reason fall to Gye
every child good common school educatOn aud be 1t
further
Resoired, That the Committee upon Education and
Labor be instructed TO report at early day bill with
suitable safeguards It's economical and proper
application, making appropriations Of such sums ot
money shall be deemed sufficient, when combined with
the derived rrOm local taxation and in the In
from local funds 70 give to all the children OF what
color in all the states and Territories OF the
United states the opportunity TO secure good common
school education
AT 45Op p N. the Senate adjourned until tomorrow.