Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 7.--On motion o
Edmunds, II was ordered that the Senst
meet ct II A. M. on the next six days Al
ter the call for and disposition of resolu
tions the time remaining until 1913
shall be devoted 10 the calendar. begin
uing with the first oass thereon. Ever,
matter objected to shall be passed b.
and debate shall be limited to i've min
utss.
The senHts then resumed considera
tion Of the amendment 10 the River an
HatBor bili, but II was temporarily lai'
aside, and the chair laid before tn
senate 'the message of the Prssiden
vsioing the bill anthorizihg ths con
ssruotion Of railroads through The In
dian territsry in rorthern Mon
tana.t The message was read and Mr.
Dawes moved to refer the bill ant
ususags TO the Committee ON lndial
xG4iss, and he desired TO 40 with thi
remark ksble message the section Of tn
treaty which had affected the Presiden
20 eensibly.1 Tue oonmittss which hat
reportsd the bill had, he said. though
that it was regarding the rights Of th.
IndIsus; that the article was ii these
words; iFer the purpose Of establishin,
Travelling 'thoroughfarss throhgh thi
oountrv and. Che better to enable In,
Pfesidsht to sxscdte the provisions d
this treaty aforesaid the natiqqs ant
tribes do hereby ocntfaot and agres
that the United Statss s.may, In
tine COUNTRIES re- peetiveIy occupied
and claimed BY thsp,s construct roads oi
every Description, estAblhh lines Of tele
graph and military posts, use materials
Of every knd found III tho Indixn coun
try. build houses for agencies, missions,
9 schools, ,faEms, shops, mills, stations,
and for every other pdrposs for which
they may be required, snd permanently
occupy as much land - may be nsoes.
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The Speaker laid bsfors the Hoass
the twenty-one veto messages trans.
mittsd by the President yesterday. The
first message was read and referred
without comment to the Commitise on
Invalid Pensions, but the disposition Of
the next message, vetoing the bill grant
Ing pension to Erwin L. Harrington,
sonsumed more time.
Mstson, Of Indiana, moved its rsfsr-
unee. pending which Holmes, of Iowa.
stated that the reference Of the bill
would be the end Of IL, and moved that
it's consideration BE- postponed until Fri.
day neat. says % yeas l2l. {
i bufrcw6, Of Miohse IN. moved 70 amend
Matson's motion by adding Instruction.
fequestfng the Committee On Invalid
Pensions 10 report the bill aad message
back ON Friday.
Jackson, Of Psnnsylvania. attacked
the veto policy Of ths Prssl6nssxi..
he declared, was not actustsd by any
regard fof the worth and merit Of pFl.
vste pension bills. His reason for veto.
ing the bills was sot that tbsy wers On
worthy. His reason was apparent On
the lace of his nsesAges. He was 10
|sympAthy with the party opposed ia
psnsioaing Union soldiers, ssa he did
not propose that any Union soldier
should be pensioned Il he could avoid
it. II was said that the President mesni
right. He did mean right 70 please {
certain element In the country, but not
right to please honest and loyal people
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ent rfescsnt nas signed more Pfiyase
pension D''is tnsn my otnsF rresioen'
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s.oun heee tair play and they weaA<
,send ~ tnat propo:ition. IL was no
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