The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-07-06
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WARRINGTON. July K-The Senate to-day
took up the bill 10 establish . sommission 10
regulate commerce between the States. After
Mr.. Cullom Of Illinois had advocated the bill.
Mr.. Miller Of Illinois moved 10 postpone II
until Dsc. next. - II could not b properly
discussed In the limited time row ct the dis.
posA Of the Senate. Tho motion was agreed 70.
Mr.. Allison presented the conference report
on the Legislative. Executive. and judicial
Appropriation bill. The Houses disagree on
three points. those relating 10 compensation
for Senators clerks. the printing IN the Con-
0vessfoNal Record OF speeches not delivered.
and the reduction Of internal revenue and Gus
toms collectors. The 6enate. after some de-
bate. decided 10 insist on it, amendments.
Meesrs. Dawes. Morgan. Bayard. and Asxsy
defended the provision for SENATOR clerks on
the ground Of actual necessity for the prompt
performance OF the Senatorial duties. and Of
In snd dass saf
The report Of the conferences. committee on
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prohibit the importation Of foreigners under
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iins 81 d, 900 ior each offence. The Bill PRO:
yidss that shall not Be- 90 eS' lu s o. 70
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person from assisting any relative. or member
n! hs GnsSa & s %ss"' from foreign country
The, senate. at its evening session. insisted
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mont mont unless The senats put the count into the
power Of tho House SithsE az separate body:
he ssns.s and House votins, per capita. Eyery
snes 70 The
HOUSE, ON tSs I ss ni ofas and
thb Senate agreed to insist on tho amend
Further consideration Of tho bill to prohibit
tract T ~, On ne motion OF Mr. Brown. post
pY Ia the House the Committee on Election.
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occupied BY q, N. Shelley. Laid over for future
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"A Joint resolution from the Committee on
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Mexican Pension blii being The pivot o. which
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| Missouri to postpone the further oonsldera-
| ton OF the bill until the second Tuesday In De-
| cember was lost by IS to 1856.
The conference committee on the Consular
| and Diplomatic Appropriation bill reported
that OF the 167 amendments placed on the bill!
| by the Senate the conference committee had
| reached an agreement on all except three. One
OF theso Is that .appropriating $250. 600 to meet
| the expenses OF foreign Intercourse: the other
| two have reference to the appointment OF a
Commission to ascertain the best mode Of So
| curing more intimate International and COM
mercial relations between the United States
and the countries Of Central and South Ameri-
ca; The bill. as far NJ agreed ulon. appro-
pirates 81. 1873 800. an increase Of 1235 100 over
| the appropriation as II passed the House.
The House refused to recede from its dis
| agreement to the $3.50. 600 amendment It ra-
| coded. however. from It's disagreement to the
| other matter In dispute.
| When the House met at 0 T. NJ. It still found
| itself In u deadlock over the Mexican Pension
bill, and an hour and . half was consumed In
futile attempts to make somo progress with
| the Senate amendments.
| At 10h Mr.. Browne Of Indiana called atten-
| ton to the obvloua fact that 1t was impossible
to pass tho bill at the present session. He pro-
posed that the measure be laid aside, and that
vate pension bills. Mr.. Townshend. who has
charge OF the bills. consented to this arrange
| ment.
session.