New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
THE REGULAR REPORT.
SENATE.
u.w.uAN RESOLUTION REcEIvEp-lNih"
.,.-,ox.,. RANK BILL DISCUSSED


washington. June ie-The message e. .rn senate
Representatives delivered TO 'ne 'e'@.e
House o. ne1' ,ooav.s session the Hawaiian
IL 'no IL resontion passed by the Ionse
.,.1~ing Al the suggestion OF ny. "a sane,e
,r,,rI the resolution was laid oe'ore ~ Tola
"a re.erred 10 tho COMMITTEES U"
tions ..r. tn authorize The
bliS ,ysos and Pacific Railroad OonPa"'
" ~,,ora ,he channel OF the South Cahau, To- To-
~ - ,o,nt Of the roads crossing III ,ton ~,
-. 70 extend the time for the oo' Douroad
,h 9, Louis Oklahoma ana sou' ,. % nv
- indian and Oklahoma IeE'l'oi'e', 49,
through nina 80 ,hs construction o; the chicago
's''u r,S ard Pacific Railroad through l'ua
,rt,or,. m nrovide 5000 for the lihheu'a'e s'sn
=. the reservoir dam AT Lake ",,. Tor
>,,- 20 grant lands 10 the STATE OF CO. ~a',.oo
,h use OF the Agriculture! ana wv .n' ., rlor
a., ,.rroes and the state Normal Co"ese g.
- o. ,ho ,rotect!on o; sub-suTiace pipes 0~
-, "a other metallic constructions III .''e =.
49,, =. columbia from the danger OF e'ee
- a,n,onriate 5000 for work done on '0"0
nv William r. Reany, Son & Areh.oaIo. any "
s,nrorr.ate $1,000 for royalties on f'He
.tr 20 be paid TO Or. John b. Heeo' ., ~,
- snec,al order. a bill Cor the restoration o.
..tos "a the sisseton and Wahpeton panos o'
cIoux Indians was laid before the senate az nv
n, the annui,ies was stopped oy CONFESS 90 -
cornt q. the Sioux massacre IN Minnesota DJ 'i'o
NJ
r,oa when the treaty will terminate OUT no i
vho took part in the Minnesota massacre anu ~
d..c.ndant OF such Indian. shall receive AL! pa' !
o. the money. .a 49,.
NJ ALLISON (Rep Iowa. strongly opposed 'he
hill declaring 1t to be d mere gratuity winch "
cost the Government al least s5ooo'o". Al . CIV"
NJ Allison had not finished his remarks
INTERNATIONAL BANK DISCUSSED AGAIN.
The Indian bill then gave way to the diminished
10 INCORPORATE
American Bank
Mr. DANIEL (Dem.. Va) offered an ainenoniei'
IN strike out the entire seventh section OF 'he oi'
which con.ers power on the bank TO act as 'he
financial agent of any Nation state muhicipai''S
CORPORATION or person. and 10 act as trustee ne
then began "A general discussion OF the BILL, which
he said was a comprehensive and iar-reachihs
proposition. II created not only an internauoha!
bank, but also International brokerage IL hao
no association with the Government except so iaT
as 1t is to have the security and oeneht OF 'he
Governments name and authority III Is not
said Mr. Daniel. "a regulation OF commerce. so Tar
as the OF the bin disclose and the BANK Is
There is no pretence that It Is assist the Govern
ment TO carry out It's fiscal operations; me Gov
she asss has nc Of @ poposed bank The fact
It is a mere private corporation for commercial
%hs, pa are %e to BE- asked TO the
81 HIS oh sbo SPSH s seee them QUIZ
no other reason in the world. Mr. President. except
conferred"
Mr.. Daniel continued to discuss the measure at
length, asserting that II would II enacted DO de-
we 20 10 foreign countries" he said. with our
Army. with the grand spirit Of our Navy, we
want to go with our flag Of hope and not to practise
the art OF usury 49,,
AT tho close OF Mr.. Daniels speech bill 10
regulate the sitting Of the United States courts In
the district OF South Carolina was passed
Mr.. CAFFERY Dem, Lao replied 10 the legal
and constitutional objections raised by Mr. Daniel
To some Of the legal and constitutional points
made against the bill Mr. FORAKER (Rep.. Ohio,
IN charge Of the measure, replied, citing numerous
authorities in support Of his position.
Mr.. Daniels amendment 10 strike out the seventh
section OF the Dill rejected, Is 70 i.
Mr. TELLER (Si-Rep.. Coli briefly discussed
the BILL maintaining that the proposed bank was
unnecessary and was an enterprise with which the
United States Government ought to have nothing
TO do.
Mr.. SEwELL (Rep., y. j. said that the estab-
lishment OF the proposed bank would certainly en-
courage trade with South American countries. 1t
would be Of the acts the part of this
country looking the development OF It's southern
trade. He satisfied that steamship lines would
follow the incorporation OF the bank. As a business
man, he heartily commended the measure.
AT ass p the bill was laid aside. the Senate
went into executive session. and at 5:l5 p ad
5ourned.