Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-23
CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, FEE. / 4.

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The president sent the following lonnina
tons to the senate:
John o. New, lndisna assistant secretary OF
The treasury; Edwin Fl. Nevin, surveyor OF
customs for the district Of Philadelphia, Pa (;
benjamin Flagler, collector OF customs for the
o isa1 OF Niagara, n X; James R. Jelley,
collector of customs forthe district of eehe,
La; VIM, e Poster, United States district at
torney for the western district OF Tennessee:
andrew McClain, district attorney for the mid
1le district Of Tennessee; Moses nc Drew,
United States marshal, Galifornia: Hiram M
Van Arman, Of California, secretary Of The teri
tory of Arizona
HoU sE-L5ttle was done except that the
house engaged IN prolonged WrangIa over
the resolution Of Mr.. Robinson Of New York
regarding American citizens in Irish prisons.
the debate taking q decided PERSONAL turn
Finally the resolution was reconmitted to the
foreign affairs committee with Instructions to
add clause requesting the president TO de-
mand the British government the prompt trial
or release of the prisoners mentioned in the res !.
olution.
THURSDAY, FEB Is.
SENATE--The president has sent The follow
ing nominations to the senate:
United States marshal, g. r. Denny, districts
OF Minnesota; United States coDsUis, Bruno
lysehuk OF Nebraska, at Vera Cruz; rhos
Wilson Of the District of Columbia, Nantes.
Geo. Clifford Of Maine. at Larochelle
~ We 5achsoa antrOuucedsa Dali presented by
Mr.. Morgan in the last congress FOR the feli Of
OF tho BOOK agent of the Methodist Episcopal
church South. 1t appr0 PIRATES $50, coo ia
compensation for property connected with the
publishing house Of said book agents in Nash
vile, which was taken or destroyed by the
United States in 1861. or at any oth1c tilne.
After q long debate the senate by q vote OF
33 TO 10 passed the resolution to provide q
messenger for each Of the comm lttess on
finance postofices, pensions, claims, judiciary.
District of Columbia and engrossea bills.
long debate, without vote, sooA place on
the polygamy bill
AoUsE --Ihe superintendent bill was debated
all Gay, put 3 vote was not reacheas
THURSDAY, FEB. IT,
SENATE The senate polgsnay bill was
adopted by that body after a spirited discus.
slon. Speeches were inside against several
provisions OF the bill by Vest Pendleton and
others, but there were no olssaating votes when
the bill came upon its passage. Undar the
provisions OF this bill it will be q crime 10 CO.
habit with more than one woman in s4y OF the
territories OF tho United States, punishable by
line and Imprisonment.
House The apportionment bill Was the prin-
cipai topc OF discussion, and the old system Of
appOrtionmenJ with allowances for nGior frac-
tons Was adopted The house also settlatl the
question of the total number OF members in
Inc next co lgrdss, subject to recansjiera ion
'A'o hi1Si ppeo"So2 " oiiV VA so"eay' Ey
tho adoption of Mr.. Anderson's amendment,
io2 to l04, the total number in the HOUSE. is
anoleaseu ~ 90. Lbs IuIaoet was hp.
p@tthely ieacueG oy q SORT OF a c0u-
pioihAs5 Id when the iarseaS elemens
e feP''piics.n hlSJoti'S. Ihe re-
S,toAtSh1s 'lafe tnose 20 "a n ny appears trom
MR. Coxs tables, by multiply & tho number !
Of members in the house. Sone democratic
tnosI ms,se ihuuceu ~ Eote Aof ulls NUM-
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sseasss eae Ieplesm a lol OF !hetf Respective
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'o I4 over oil appaEehsiS manor amendments.
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slshathfe OF me president 10 become a law
: An a teisons snosnSute hxine me membership
u 'he aouso =" o. WIZ AVIS Genefal!y eonoed
"a, 70 ilhaiiJ PASSED, - - aoouyths same ~
she o1l PASSED oy inc Genlonrato house last
year' eAe'Ps Shas u PROVIDES Tor six more raaha-
oess. ihese SIX %lldtioaa! 1nsmosra are gwen
one each to Naw Iork, Iowa, Wisconsin, han-
sas, Texas ant, sot5si Darolna Democrats
say lt IL q . falr Dnl ana thsy vii support 10
. Ire military conmittee afte1 examining OBJ
]eeaons produced against favorable ACTION on
she case OF d. ssoeheasef 70 oepsyhasster gen
efal, reported ANONYMOUSLY shas the noin!i1aslon