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quiiiy the United States or Inc Indian tribes shall
be handed the proper AUTHORITIES to be dealt
with according 10 law.


MIR Josssor. OF Tennessee was in favor Of striking
out ne sAtn section as tho Mouse had recently passed
He had had seine notion that the privileges Of the pre-
and the eedom OF speech shesid not sbridged but
perhaps like Zip Van WnkIe, he he'd been asteep, and
had just walked up This section abridged both Tho
power oil the superintendent abreiste, from its
exsIciso there was no appeal


message received from the Senate stating that
they had appointed Messrs. BerTien Ccrwin and day
the dssgreeing amendments Of the two Houses the
oregon resolutions


Mf CHArm.s, Of Alabama, alluded to an objection of
Mr. JonBson that by the BILL the poor backsmit
TO get but four hundred ds!lars year. and supen
tendent four thousand MIR Chapman referred the gen.
eman 20 ms pay, eight dollars day, and eight dollars
ior every twenty miles travel That amounted to more
man iour hunded dollars year. and was greater than
the pay OF the blacksmith.


MIR kEsSrDr, (sotto voce)-I never worked for four
hundred dollars year, and I'm a regular blacksmith.


Mr, JoaSsos-Eyery s',. blacksmith and every tailor
lIr y 10 siior) by dnt of industry had, II God has
blessed him with talents the same chance 10 come
and be placed IN condition to receive eight dollars
day, as well as the gentleman and my self


Mr.. CHAPMAN admitted the truth Of what the esn
ueman had said and then went justify the sal sres


The SIKH section was, after further effort to am and
stricken out ss was also the section sppropratinE
three thousand dollars to erect buildings or the res
dence OF the superintendent


Toe tenth section amended, striking out thirty
and substituting twenty thousand dollars for the pur
pose of carry ing this act into effect.


Mr. HoLass Of South Carolina moved to strike out ell
after the enscting clause in tho BILL H. to reject it,


Mr. THOMPSON, of Mississppi. sand that should be
liberal to the indi. The Hudson's Bay Company had
great innuence over them and, In OF war, they
migh be srrayed against us. How can we neutral,ze
TINS inhuence unless cultivate friendly relations
and supply them with implements Of husbandry, pre-
Fents, d., -


Mr. BSopHKAn moved that the bill be laid aside with
IsS0 .sat l. pass and the question being


sa @ ae.'us. 70 Ihe ne negativc-sycs 69, noes 75
taken on ,he motion oi Mr Holiness (hsving withdrawn
'ne mouo 70 sse .,n oas ,ns ensc,ins clsuse when
re fssident power 10 10 appoint ndent of IN
a. sasirs and now only three days after we hsd ana