The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-12-11
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eruing before engagement.
Mr. ilutohins OF N. ", from tho appronrla-
ton committee, reported the bill making tenn.
porary provision for the naval service, Ii was
referred TO the committee of tho whole, and
MIR, Hutchins gave notice that he would call it
up Tor consideration tomorrow.
Mr. Ermentrout of Pa, announced 10 tho
House the death Of Mr., Duncan Of Pa, and
presented suitable resolutions.
Mr. Aiken OF s, q, presented similar reso-
Nutions relative to the death of MIR, Eyins OF
5. c., and then ut 2,55 as mark OF respect TO
the memory OF the deceased, tho House adj
joumed
Next morning Mr.. Folett of Ohio, as a
question Of privilege, presented this;-,
l do impeach Lot Wright, United States
marshal OF tho southern district of OHIO of
high crimes and misdemeanots. l charge
him with ,isurpation of power and violation OF
law, in that he appointed n largo number OF
general and special deputy marshals to serve
ut the several voting precincts in tho city OF
Cincinnati, in the State OF Ohio, at nm election
for members of Congress held in said city on
the 18th day OF October, 1854, and armed said
deputy marshals with pistols and other deadly
weapons, said to have been furnished ny the
war department OF the United States govern
mea,; in that a large number of tho deputy
maishals SO appointed and armed were notori-
Gus criminals and men OF known vicious and
brutal habits and reputation, and many OF them
non residents OF said city of Cincinnati, and of
SAID State OF Ohioi in tn t said deputy mar
shals, acting under his orders md directions,
aided, abettcd and encouraged fraudulent vot-
Ing, intimidation OF voters and gross outiages
upon the elective franchise and tho rights of
the honest voters of said city, in iurtherance of
the interests ola political party and its candi-
dates.
Ibis preamble was accompanied by seven
resolutions providing for an investigation by
the committee on expenditures in the depart
ment OF justice. After lengthy discussion the
resolutions were adopted without division.
Mr.. Reagan of Texas called up tho inter.
state commerce bill and offered as substitute
the bill known as the "Reagan" bill, and en-
tered into an exhaustive comparison of the
two measures, at the conclusion Of which the
| House adjourned.
Mr.. ONeil of Pa. presented the petition OF
the widow of Commodore Thomas S. File
brown, asking for n pension; referred.
On mott III Of Mr.. Cobb of Ind the Senate
amendments of the House bill forfeiting the
unearnrd land grant to til, Atlantic and Pacific
railroad company were not concmred in,
The House went into committee OF the whole
on the Ill making temporary pr vision for
the naval service. No amendments were offered
Mr.. Rand Il, of Pa, merely making a brief
statement to show that the total appropriation
for The support OF the navy Tor the current
fiscal year was SIS ,696, 1885, reduction OF
sos 25S from the appropriations for the pre-
Vious year
The committee rose the bill was passed, and
| the House resumed conside alton of the inter-
state commerce bill. Mr.. S ymour of CT, n
member of the committee on commerce, in
sistel upon the importance of the subject be-
fore the House, and supported, with certain
limitations, the bill reported by that commit e.
| He defended it from the criticisms by Mr.. Rc,.
gan OF Tex. and in return pointed out what
he considefel the short comingS of the measure
advocated by that gentleman. Mr.. Long Of
| Mass, another member of the committee, said
that legislation on tho subject Of interstate
transportation was desirable and needed TIL
only way 10 ne It this tv.l was to adopt Gel tar
remedial statutes but IN tead of leaving then
to rust on the statute books, to establish for
their automatic operation an interstate com.
mission which should hav. n close, constant
and immediate supervision of interstate com
merce. The matter then went Owe.
Mr.. Morrison of Ill. in rodu, ed this BIZ rela.
tive to the surplus revenue: Be it en- ed
ETC, that he secretary of the treasury be- and
is hereby authorized and directed to apply tht
surplus revenue ut any time in tho treasury il
excess of 500 100000 net otherwise anpro
priated to the redemption of United States
bonds, and when any OF said bonds are redeem
able at the pleasure of the government it shall
not be Ia full to apply any orion of sax
Surplus to the purchase OF bon Is at pre-
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