Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-02-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
Lpocial Dispatch to THK BHB.
sENATE PROCEHDI TGS

SENATE PRoCEEDI JGs
WASHINGTON, February 37.-In the
senate, the president pro tenn read the
following to the senate: In view of
possible exigencies that might affect
shespublio seSsicsy Z deeu Il proper to
give nolico tf ny Intsntion &o1sslgn
the ofRso NH W11o& tho' noHoto has
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ssnstor voorhsss presented several
tslegrams from printers and ether
workingmen protesting against any
action to exclude "union" printers
from the government printing Office.
Senator Morrill, from the committee
on finance, reported favorably on the
Joint resolution to provide for ter.
mlnatipg the Hawaiian reciprocity
treaty.
Referred to committee on foreign re.
lations.
Senator Logan presented resolu.
tions of the Chicago Stock Exchange
favoring the repeal Of article IL,
amendment to the constitution. Re
fsrred tho committee on judiciary.
Senator Cameron, (Wis), presented
q similar resolution OF the Milwaukee
chamber of commerce. Referred to
the same committee.
A message was received from the
president transmitting the report OF
the government directors of the
Union Pacific Railway company.
On motion of Senator Sherman an
order was adopted that the senate
proceed to consider, 1st, pending PEN
sion bills, afser unfinished business Ia
disposed Of; 2nd, house bills reported
favorably, commencing at the point
where The calandar was last under
consideration.
Senator Van Wyck's resolution di.
rectiug the secretary of the treasury
to farnish copies of vouchers of Items
audited on account of expenses In
CURED by the department of justice
since January l, 1882, with names oi
special or assistant attorneys, wai
u adopted. After executive session the
hill to give increased pensions to one
hrmed and one.legged soldiers was
taken up.
| A message from the house an
nounced the non.concurrence OF the
house In the action of the senate on
the internal revenue and tariff bill
asking a conference In which the
house should be represented by five
conferees.
Senator Morrill, moved that the
senate insist upon it's action and agree
t. conference. He said he would
ask for as many conferees on the part
of the senate as the house would ap'
point on its part -,
Senator Ingalls, said he would like
before the question on agreeing to |
) conference WAS put, TO have read th
} names of tho conferees who were to b.
appointed. He understood they wer
In tho hands of tae chair.
Senator Hawley called Ingalls tt
order, and said his remarks implie
discourtsous reh, ation on the chair.
; Senator Ingalls, refused to be oalle
> to order, and q wordy debate followed
The senate having voted to insist o
Its action and TO agree to q conferences
, the president named Senators Morril
Sherman, A!drioh, Bsyar and Becl
Beck at first declined to d we on I'll
grounds that be was fully occupied Q
: committees, but voorhees, md Mo
Q rill insisted upon his serving,
a agreed TO do %.
r The senate held . brief exsouti'
d ssssion and adjourned.
,sl HOUSE PRocRxDIMos.
n In the house imnsdistsly Aftsr I
n reading ef Ne jouEnal ths hoass p
n sssded 70 vote On ths adoption Of 4