The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

| 70 exchhuRe the ABOVE uetcflbeu FeNur,
notes for such bonds at their par value sno
accrued interest, or may exchange suct
treasury notes at par v.lue for standard
gold or silver coin, and redeem bonds there
with. ana deposit lawful money to redeem
the outstanding circulation OF such
| banking association, which may
be made In legal tender notes
or In the notes described and thereafter the
circulating notes of such bank shall DO r..
| deemed at the treasury OF the Urited
S'ates; aud when 10 redeemed shat be can
c, ll,d. The treasury notes referred 10 are
maoe receivable tor all dues and demands
OF the United States Of par.
Mr.. Morgan asked and obtained leave %
have prnied an amendment providing,
-morg other things, that when auy bonds OF
the united States, deposited IA the treasury
by ba' king association 10 secure clfoul iion
ifH called and paid by the government,
such banking association shalt have the
right t. sub't tlte in the y 'ce thereof
bond, issued by n1y state, and the bond9
NJ deposited shsll, A. to their assignment,
management, control, sale or disposa!, be
subject In all respect q the laws which ehal
govern such banking assnciahons and
officers and agents Of the United States
with respect to nonds for which the state
such law, are applicable, but
said bonds Of states uhsll not be
received for bonds Of the United
States so called and paid st rate
not exceeding tblankl per cent, OF their
face value: nor shall bends OF any state be
received on deposit unless the interest
thereto or accrued oa III. same same
to such deposit shall have been duly paid;
nor shall any such bonds be 30 received On
deposit when the same are worth less than
par In New York: interest accruing on such
state bonds after the same are assigned aud
deposited In accordance with the act Is TO
be received by the treasurer OF the
United States and placed to the credit
OF banking association that has dep'G.t.d
bonds and shall be paid over - the bank
Ing association unless the secretary Of the
treasury shall direct 10 be ret iinei ia the
treasury to make good any deficiency IN
bonds deposited by the association.
After an extensive session tho senate
adjourned.
HnysE.
WAsHIs0Tog, Feb. H.--Nckiu. ~ pre-
sent I'd telegram from ave aud dstei ling
the desiitution occssoued by the hio
nood and recommending that congress in
crease to 81 ,0O0,CU0 the appropriation Tor
the lief OF thu sufferers. ReierreJ.
The house resumed con nsideration OF the
contested election case OF Chalmers ys.
Manning
Beliord spoke in opposition to the admis..
sion of Manning In the interest, he said, OF
Doliticsl morality aud political decency. In
these election cases the republican party
had committed blisiering outrnges only
eqnaled by the ouirages committed by the
democratic party. 1t was time that honest
and honorable men determine these cases,
rs an upright judge would determine cases
before him. Ga two occasions the dem'
crst c party by brute force and political
power had seated Chalmers when he wst
not elected and now 1t practically refused
to sea. him when he confessed he had no
cause.
Randall said there seemed 70 be a great
disagreement among members oil the
committee on elections, and that disagree
meLt had epresd through the house, as 10
the purpose OF the house in reierring this
matter 10 them IL was clear some BODY
ought to represent the second district OF
Mississippi, and while he conceded the
mai jDrity OF the committee had acted fairly
honestly aud 10 IL, best judgment, he
thoushI IL would be fur more wiser nnd
more satisfactory that this ques ion should
ba recommended under tie resolution u
Curtain no iuju,t &c would be done either
party by ,hlg action, wDile the delay 10
decide tbs prime iacie case would WORK in-
in tee t. the people OF tho second Missis'
sippi district.
Hepburn and Lowry supported the ma
j1iity reso'uton.
Hart considered the doctrine which the
minority Uphill +, that u certificate must be
accept ed, even though II was dripping with
fraud, as offensive aud insulting 10 the in
tcihgencs OF the American people. He
would never vote to seat u man unoer u
certificate when the certificate was issued
III disregard to the courts and by trampliug
under feet every sense OF equity, decency
and justice.
Peuding discussion the house adj burned.