Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-04-21
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CONGRESSIONAL.

MR. PLArT took the floor In the Senate, April
IL, on his resolution relating 10 upen executive
sassiops aud rood t,o ,,,to. .t.;,, ....,.
.' - 80 s. '.S 'o'.e ie."'.As W eAeeusiSe
sessions, lnciunlng the rule which prohibits dis
c.osures ny eithef Senators or Senate officers OF
he a secrets OF executive sessions, which 10 that
senators render themselves liable to expulsion
ana oucers TO Discharge. No Senator. he said,
T''Ita near tiiis rule without sense OF personal
ermatloh me nsherles resolution was then
placed before the Senate, and after considerable
aaosse ., Mr.. Fryes resolution was brought to
No.e . aiia nsreed to--yeas 70, nays ID. The reso
.ht hs,n ueearcs " 20 oe tne sense OF the Senate
commission to consideY and settle the fishcries
question. The Ohio contested case Of Hurd vs.
Hoineis was called as the special order in tho
House of Rcprn sentntives. Mr.. Doyle opened
the debate in support Of the minority report NJ d
wHs followed by sMessrs. Dorsey and RoUcll In
advocacy of the nights of tho cuHtee1eNe md By
Mr. Henderson. OF North Carolina, In favor OF the
seating OF the contestant
Tur Ch.;r lat, ..,,x1 A,,o e.,.. A,,.
ietter ffpin senator Jackson, saying he had &C.
ceptcd the United States Julgeshjp OF the Sixth
Ci,c,,t s,a t,.+ h,s eco. l., ~. Ir,,;..a CO..
sennte bad Become vacant - and e ronrestin .h
pros;d.n, - 80 49, ~, a. E ..Tuessius u Wig
Tennesaao Tha Eba; eU ''aU sa;d ths ttr't; .,
wonid onco-5inni, ii'', In .,t =. ~ man
Tennessee Tbs fhnir aiso ,sia ha,oro tha So :"
ata n'a,,,o; s .' .i ,, as1 i"iu m nou.s % Ele oen
ton hold NJ g. ,,i ,n,OM,,;niu" 90 ,,a ,,,,,,,
s;,in % =. ~, ha ~. , iIaas' No. @ s oi ,ne propo
of the subject Of open executive sessions was re.
sumed In the House Of Representatives, Mr.
. rasnu.; u stS ,, W ~ u nes,
Public Lands at any time during the present
session after the morning hour 10 cali mn for
consideration bills reported from that commit
tee for the forfeiture Of land grants to railroads
and other CORPORATIONS 10 prevent sperulation
in public lands and for tho reservation of nnblic
lands for the benefit Of actual bonn f;de settlrrs
the same not to interfere with the specinl order
or with the revenue and uppropr;ation bills The
agricultural a,nroprintion bin was taken mn and
passed
Dpp,rp u,,, A., ,,,,,,o,,,,n. fo, ,,.,, 5000,
4 "Po'' ''' hio''ie'' io' ols'ii eAcou-
i've sessions occupied the attention OF the SEN
ate April L. In the House of REPRESENTATIVES
the Committee on Library reported the senate
bill acceptinc from Julia b. Grant and VIM II
Vanperblt certain objects of art presented by
foreign governments TO the late u s. Grant and
it was placed ON the calendar. also tha senate
bill establishing Commission To rerort To Com
press on mnnuscrjpts belonging to the Govern.
ment which was rafsrrea to Conmittoe 81 tho
Whole The Comm;ttae or presdentia, 1,onnt
reported with amendments the Senate bill to set
a day for the meeting of Electors of President
and Vice President and TO regulate the connt
eng OF votes. Placed on the House calendar
on motion OF Mr. Bfeckenridge, senate bills
Portland Ore the nrny;sons 81 tha il, ro.t;aa na
to the immediate TRANSPORTATION of dutiable
goods The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the River and Harbor sppropria-
tion bill
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