The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
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senator iron ohio.
Active VEGETABLE A0Rsrs 10 I

mont, +" and inserting Geo. u. Psndlelon'
The vote on the amendment resulted
yea,-a4; nayt-j2
30 amended IL was not agreed 10,
Mr.. Malone voted with The republican,
Mr. Riddl berger being paired Win VII
liams did not vote,
Tho RESOLUTION WAS agreed 10 and tho
oath of Office administered to Edmunds by
the preceding officer, Mr.. Garland,
The following resolution offered by MI
sherman was agreed 20;
Resolved, That t'e ssorela'y OF stat
inform the president OF the United states
and houFe OF representatives that ths senate
hat chosen Hon. George y. Edmunds sena-
Tor from Vermont, president pro TEN over
the senate,
Afer brlol executive session she senate
adjourned.
WAsuIsoros, Jan, H.-Bllls were intro
duoed AS follows:
By Bsliord-ro promote the public vel
| fare by securing reasonable rates OF trans.
puriation by railroads aided BY United
| States bonds. IL recites that the annual
reports OF the Union and Central Pacific
/ railroads show large sums no net earnings
above ten per cent, IL provides that the
tariff charges on LEGAL and through freight be
reduced 10 oue-halfthe average rae exist
ing In 1882 aud 1883 without regard 10 olaasi'
| llcaton,
~ Elwood-Authorizlng tho orgariza.
/ ton of national banking associations with
circulating currency secured by gold and
silver.
By Flnerty-To reorcanize the infantry
! regiments OF the United States and 20 reg
ulatt promotions and increase the EN-
clancy Of the army.
By Dunham-For tho establishment OF n
department of commerce; also to author .ze
| the secretary of the treasury TO issue 2l2
per cent. forty.year bonds.
BY Hitt-ro place sugar and molassel on
| the lfeN list.
By Wood-To admit FREQ Of duty wood
pulp. lumber, wood and salt; also ~ re-.
duce To 80 por cent. the sd yAlorem duty on
coored and beached cotton goods
by Pusey-Authoriziug n bridge over the
Missouri, between Council Bluffs and
By Winans--To regulate the transpor,a-
ton rates Of railroads aud prevent unjust
determination.
By Washburn-To authorize a bridge
across the Mississippi at 81. Paul.
BY Money-To regulate tho compensation
RAILROAD companies for the transportation
OF mails.
By Morgan-To abolish postage on news.
papers.
By Ferrell-To protect American work
men from the effect OF the importation al
BY Cox, Of New Hork-To repeal the law
or, nibiting exOonf deraie officers from
serving in the United States armv.
BY Warner, of Ohio-FOr the retirement
of The trade dollar.
BY Taylor of Ohio-Authorizing ma
tional banks in villages of less than 10000
nopulation to make loans 10 tho extent OF
,heir capital stock on mortgages on real
es ate and providing that the national
balk whose capital does not exceed $780, 700
lis entitled to receive circulating notes
equal ia amount 10 % per cent. Tor the
value Of the bonds depOs ted.
BY You lg--ro improve navigation OF the
lower Mississippi aud incidentally 10 pro
tect and reclaim the valley lands OF the
Mississippi river.
Bv Miller, of Tensile provide for the
redens p,ion Of circulation Of the national
banks. II provides that whenever any La
tional bank shall expire or 90 into bank,
ruptcy, or whenever the bonds deposited
hy them be called for the purpose OF re-
demption, It shall be the duty OF the United
States treasurer to pay such banking asso.
citation the d ference between the amodnl
of the national banks issue which Ia SILL
outstanding and the face value and tn i'm
teres. due upon the bonds deposited. and
that thereupon the bonds shall be cancelled
aud held to be paid. The secretary OF the
treasury is authorized TO cause 30 be print
J cd treasury notes to an amount
: equal to the outstanding cir
culation of national, banks, payable
on demand in gold and silver at
the Office of the assistant tire lsurers, when
presented in sums ofDot less than 500 and
receivable for all private and public dues.
Whenever any circulation OF q national
bank shall be presented to the treasury tor
payment, 1t shall be paid and discharged
with the notes herein provided for. II
laws are repealed which require national
banks to deposit legal tender notes equal to
the amount OF their outstanding circulation
In order 10 withdraw their bond
BY Throckmorton-For the appointment
of delegate to the house of representa-
tiyes by a council OF the tribes in the Indian
territory.
BY Shaw-To repeal the civil service act
Adjourned.
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