The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-01-27

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Tnr Sherman funding bin came under con-
nidcrafion Jan llth. Mr.. Vest referred % che
90 accommodating silver. and suggested the
gy;ogs';,S. e s sns p sss''ss \ p so sas S ses' Issa;ns
Government notes. Or silver certincAtcs based
thereon In lieu Of national bank currency.
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s ss''s;1 san /. s sspp ~ Rs tie esss 's fc:m q sa !; IN;
sxs5 ee sssss d 6S man. s ma one rf, nav se ing con- s9.
announced Is = special committee on
rights Of women; Lapham, Anthony,
k ks91sn nla i5;f SsSsssd ' : 5ill pr rSd ta'' ior re
s g. ap~sf q p', sishs ~'' House. issssn ~" " Con.
E Tse;s;;;cs p., ,as 4'us sse ~ com3 ofsn,s
On Civil Service reform % inquire into thc cx-
p~ediency q providing = mode different from
ths pSsssn a for ths s app ,esss q s, % so q nny
time. Was referred 20 COMMITTEES on Rules.
Nj. Haskell then rose 20 . question q priv
, ass a ded ssns x o 81 81 che iized and mai ds.
termination o. the Forty-<eventh Congress
that nd persons maintaining poiyEamons
% s7s i a. ss ss' e sa o1 sssfa q &c q n tSs's' q SsI:
rcsentnfivcs a. 4 delegate from any Territory
After dcbate. by . vote a yeas iU, nays i3s;
privilcse waslnscised in the resolution.
THE senate bill for . bridge across the
Missouri. near 81. Charles. passed. 12th, with
amendments. The sherman bin was dis
cussed BY Messrs. Garland. Allison, Vest. and
Rlumb-the latter renewing nis nmenumenx
requiring the use q al funds now - .ne
notes IN excess Of 500. 100000 IN the redemp-
tion Of 50 per cents. such redemption % pe
@ .am y II sI nos os 'e 'cce se . III sHi II ths Treasury noi
% be increased or diminished except in re-
demption ~ United states notes. Laid over
Mr.. brown offered Z resolution dec!ar1ns 4
TcAcy BY : withdrawal from circulation ?!
what are known - silver certificates, o. q
6isso1 MN ss e i saa silver rss, eoin s salssdd s spor
proper rates Of equivalent between the tw<
metals. and issues Of paper prcdicateq upoi
? sS S eransr inc c;x, can q q mnain% eSiI sai
country. Laid over temporarily Tn
House passed the Census appropriation bill
TIN Senate. on the 10th. passed the Cen
sus deficiency bin. when Mr.. I~ngalls's reso
luton that the Pensions Arrears act ought no
20 be repealed came up, ME-: voorhees, SAL
the dc-nuncfntions Of the act BY the press 9
che country. and particularly by prominen
organs 81 al kinds Of corporation wealtL
their support or Justification. a repetition
OF these Recommendations BY members q "a
Senate bad nlled him with amaxement an
should make good his allegations aenin'
ere Pensions Arrears act ifs supporter
would have cause 90 hang their heads 1
ehamc: he Voorhces) claimed that
wa A work of Justice on the part OF Il
Govcrumcnf. dictated BY duty and patriotism
The only question raised was whether q
0avmenr a 4 pension should date from a
~onndine, disease or death q : soldier.
ehonId not commence until he had spent a
eecn or sixteen wears IN hunting up proofs
fhe fact ~ his wounds or disease. He cout<
- absurd the charge that claim agent. pr
cured passage 81 the act: the frauds commi
ted were trivial in amount. compared VII
Chat IN popular imagination. Mr.. Beck "a
chat m the passage Of the bill both Houses
Conrre4& were imposed upon by peneis
claims agents. who devised the scheme I
fheir benefit. and that n its actual cost III
been forcfold or IN any way indicated nc q
ffmct the bill would not have received the ~
mort of ANY 81 the members WIN voted for
tie rave an outline II tho progrese ofthc bI