New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
XLVIIrH CONGRESS.-1sT SESSION,

| REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TIE EDUCATIONAL FUND BILL REPORTED Favor
ABLY IN THE SENATE AMENDMENTS 10 TIE
SHERMAN FUNDING BILL ADprTED-ArrE'rRiA-
TION BILLS REPORTED =" THH HOUSE.
SENATE WASHINGTON, Jan. ~ 1892.
In the Senate to-day a petition from resi-
dents OF and visitors to Hot Springs. Arkansas Tor an
appropriation Of 100000 for the Improvement Of the
permanent Government reservation and the streets at
Hot springs was presented by Nj GARLAND Dem,
Ark
Among the bills introduced was one by Mr. LOGAN
REP I'D FOR the distribution Of free vaccine virus TO
the people directing It he furnished by the National
Board Of Health TO all persons apply ing cr IT, NJ cost
pIicel. ,,,, a.. w.. .-.,,. ,,o ,.ro,,i,,o. q,
FducatIou and Labor reported vOrIhy, with amend
ments per Getting ia minor details ne Dbl, w.
for the more complete endowment and support oi col
Icgcs for the Advancement OF scientific ana lndnslfia
ne tier portion OF tho morning honr was occupied
in ne scus.on of a propor,d new order Of business
aud at o'clock the consideration Of the shcnnon three
per cent bond bill WAS resumed. .,. ~, ~
Davis Of West Virginia which read ~ ioIow7: ina!
tire bonds herein authorized shall n" Ice called III ana
fore issued bearing higher rate o Interest hih lh''
ihc United states sLal b. outstanding. The last tho
said bonds issued under the act SHAH c hist chI III
aud this order Of payne ut shan TIC followed l'H al
shall have been paid ,t..,,
Mr.. SHERMAN rep, Ohio, said that the prhcpnl
feat re Of amendment presented square me isNe
rs betW cen time bond and one nnon "lIcn th@ .oh
a. 10 tiWc OF redemption was retained D! tnI ~
mcnt He regarded tue time feature asa Il',go'' U
recommending the bonds to investors d'1lrlhs saIe
bond Wit the certainty Oh Iu'iiii- afr !,JJi" in bv
discussion followed p'r'cPI''oIH " I, ~
Mcssrs. WELDON r!cp, MIMI, pa - l'GHL' W: '''''
INGALLS, rep, kaul ana LDNUNi'H lI'P', ~
IL finally determined 10 take VoIe upon Inc pro
positions Of the Amendment. whole ana inc AGs
and nays demanded by NJ. SItIhhAN Inc
amendment was adGptCd-ycaS -, ndNT 20.
' An amcnlncnt offered by Nj. SHERMAN allowing
cubs riuns or the bond, % be made at tn" postal
money order offices upon the poStm"airrs giving "adl
t9jta 1q29s; W. a I ,J 70 amend go s to make
the bonds redeeDabe AZ the pleasure oi TIC Govern
mcnt nj any time after January l, 1887. ~, 80.
,,r DAVIS west Va said this was substantially the
same proposition which had been voted upon.
Mr. EDMUNDs dcuied this, claiming tdat the single
question as time bond had moi been put 10 NOte.
MIR. HARRIS Demr Tcnn) moved I" aUehd Tue
amendment so as TO e'sel 9g period f tof 'he oonu 10
MIR TELLER Rep, Colj said he voted for the Davis
amendment in order to make the bl - chnoAiGu+ as
pussble There too much concern felt ioI me N
crsts Of the baks lie gctted 10 be compelled 10 ny
in tnc face Of Ms party in voting with the Democrats on
these questions but former year, he had not hest
tated TO leave the Depocratic party when Il iaod 10
rcpresen his scnimcnts and party ties would not now
bind him to vote against his convictions.
Mr. SHERMAN reply 10 sir. leH"r' rillciied nc
assumption tina, his own efforts TO reduce the public
debt oouid be distorted INFO special I'll for the
3inknl and money kings. lie though, hat perhaps He
aacy genilemans argument "gs TO be iolnG IN
DE I'd once belong to Democrat party tLsufhteri
Nj. sheImaH's amendment, ~ modified l" pr tde Ioi
tEree-year bond, was then io5-yeaS -, nays 90.
The Senate then took up Mr. Vests Amendment, "hch
makes the proposed Issue Ol S-OOOVoOOJ % tnItt pel
cents the basis increase OF circulation ny any
Nations, banks in esisCHCr or Tor tho Circulation
Of any National bank hereafter e5tahiShcd
Mr. PUGH Dem, Ala submitted Amendments mOu-
flying the provision ~ the Vest amendment
After dcusEOH IL agreed To defer vote until me
amendment ~ proposed 10 De am ndcd together with
the sections repealed and Teenactcd thereby, cOud De
printed. Upon this agreement the bill was informally
.ad asiG..
Pending a motion for an executive session. me s'agcA
from the President were recc' cd tl9nSlntinE IA further
response a. resolution OF December -, re-
port FROM the secretary OF state cmJod M ne puIort
of a recent TELEGRAM from the special Envoy or the
United Sdice setting Orh the conditions o. peace pre-
scented by chill; also further response 10 the senate
lesO III ION calling for -pUUtgnC" touching nod.H
cation oi tIe CaytouBHl"er iroaly; referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
Inr senate al t2O y. I af,cr executive session of
thrty MINUTES aGj ou4Ged until Monday.