Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-12
.xLIT. CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON, J8Haary l., 1856.

WASHINGTON JzHasry l., 1855.
eenefC.
i number O. petitions were presen;-
Cd u the senate praying for the saspes-
siou Of silver coinage.
Mr. harrison reported iavorabty
from the Committee o. Territories the
originA bill e. adInit DAkotz an q
provide for tbe organization o. the Ter
rztcry q Lincoln.
NJ. Butter reserved the right @ sns-
nit q minority report il afler perasA.
aud consideration Of tn majority rs-
pert. he shoald conclude q % Sc.
Nj. HzrTisou, from the same con-
rnittee. reported ADVERSELY OF tn rsso-
lrtions heFeiofoFe oiiered by Asssrs.
Butler xnf Nestesli,ng ioTiRguirissssto
the organization Of 2 Stats government
n Dakota.
The rssoighoss were placed o. the
calendar.
AT Morgan offered a resolution r.
lAisns q the trustees PROVIDE fcr ~
tbs Utah bill T. manage tn property
and AFFAIR." Of the Mormon Church OF
gsnIx.:ion The preamble q the reese
luton recitss tina, the union o. the
Chsrch an stat II tho Joint sauInis-
tTati0n OF the terup0r3 znd spiritual
ain,rs Of zny Church c. reiIgIO5s sect
Is d1ngeroas @ the freedom Q. religion
worship and vloistss The principles O.
the Constitution Of the Unite St2ies
The resolution sets forth, among other
thIres TIA; q the opInlol O. tn sen
ate 1t is not within the power oil Um-
rreSs b. appoint ofneers c Inc Lailea
state - participate with tne ofhcers o.
any Church o. rtllgi0as sec n tn
management o. the affair o. sueL
Church or sec. snG th1t Il 3 n Tiois-
tion Of the Consultation ior tnc Pres
cent 70 appoint Eny such OtDcer unasr
E1y law.
A. MT. Mcrgan's reguss. tn rss0hi-
ncu was allowed % ho over
Mr.. Puzh czlied ~ the Bee siivsr
resolution znd ADDRESSED tns senate Or
Il.
Nh Vance gave nctico ta1tGttnz close
OF the mcrnIne's business Tomorrow n
wo1h SSk the senate q continue tn
consideration o. Nj. Beek resolution.
Nj. CAKE q Texss gave nelce tast
OF We5nssdav nsxt nc wOSld as per
1aIsslo1 o. the senate = submit s0Ine
reIDIIks o. the Sane slolec..
The IodieiA saiHry bill hzvlng Deer
placed pro foTra0 before ths Seaste
MT Ednnnds's motion wa not agree
u. So the senate, g. 3;45 y y. wen
INTO executive session.
When the nomination O. iiI. EIton
cane ~. senGioF LogEn made p01ai
tnai b. (EGton was 4 AGgwEIEp,
xnd that tne sr5rlt Of tn eITi-serylce
law required thEt one O. the coraTni>-
s,oners should De Rep1Sliszc- sen
ascrs ExarEs, IiorE. an one O. two
oihsrs voBched ier his EepEblicanisn.
There ere SAL % hsve Dee- fosrteen
vets cas-; 1ezlnsi hin, one nall q
which nurrber were those al Repcbi'-
eKDs.
At - 2. u. tne 90Crs were re-
opered xnd the senate adloErne-
Hose sf RevrssessanTss-
The Speaker laid betoFe the hoIse =
corzrunicat,on frSr the Clsrk trans
rnltt.ng p1Dsrs II vHr'oas ccntesiei-
elect,oD cases, Knd tne papers were re
ierred q tn COMMITTEE o. Elections.
Mountaineering the large EzIaosr q
bilis introduced during the isst cal q
States, the cal TODAY brought tcrvSzrd
$50 ad6siionsl rropez1t,css- wnach "a
crosses % merry I .0oo the nzIzoer o.
rnsssrres nov sxaitlag seii1a oy House
committees.
Tbs Speaker then called o. the CON
raittees for reports, bat wiz thc sreee-
tsuu q the Jrdicixry Committee whscA'
reported sroer three private sllss, tasre
~ss no response 70 the cal.
Tae Hoass ther. ~ S:5s sSlOsrped-