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IeIe1hAF6I nESOHI.


PRoCEEDUGs N CONGRESS.


Senate.


WAsHrSoros, June IS, 1896


AaMy.
Mr. BaicHr introducsds bill 10 increase the pay Of
noncommssioned officers and privates Of military and
volunteer companies and regiments and allow the or
fcers of the same grant Of land in certain cases.


rHE rxrLoRIso ExrEDrrIoS.
Mr. PrARcE reported bin providing for the publiea.
ton and distribution Of additional copies Of tho scien6c
works Of the Exploring Expedition.


ADJOURNMENT coNoREss.
The resolution to adjourn the goth Of July coming
up In order Mr. Breess moved to postpone Il until Mon.
day, account Of the absence Of Mr. Huntington Lost
81 to ~.


The resolution being on its passage, was briefly and
strongly opposed by Messrs Benton and Yancey on the
ground that the period about to arrive when Con-
grsss could and should legslae for people beyond
the Rocky Mountains The latter moved to lay the re-
solution on the table.


MIR. BREEsE took the same ground Ie was unwilling
to give the power Of adjournment to the House. Mr.
wcstcott took the view Of the case Mr. Davis ad
vocated the resolution. He thought there was time
enough to do all the work necessary by tho 20th July
Mr. SEWER opposed the resolution The time was too
short for the business before them and he unwilling
to ADJOURN and leave important matters unacted on.
Mr. CLAYTON moved to extend the period named to the
I'd Of August


Mr. BENTON would prefer the 10th Of August The
European mail Of the 10th july will arrive about the I'd
Of August and might be found nconvenicnt to adjourn
on that day.


Mr.. FAIRriELD advocated the 9th Of July.
Mr. SEVER opposed the adjournment As soon the
warehouse bill was acted upon he wished to call up tho
sub-treasury bill, and pass II.


The debate further continued with great anima
ton. The adjournment advocated by Messrs Clay
ton and Dickinson, and opposed by Messrs. Bagby,.
speght, Coquitt, and Benton There was quite spar
ring between Messrs Dickinson and Benton which If
forded some amusement.
The resolution was then laid on the table-yess 49,
nays 2S.


oRoASixiNo voLuSrEERa
EThs blu for organizing the volunteers then taken
up. Mr.. Benton explained its provisions


House OF Representatives.


WAsHIroroS, juno Is.


THE rARIyy.
melton was made, ON which call OF the House was
demanded. The yeas and nays were ordered and tho
motion rsjscted-ysas l6, nays 81.
The House then resolved itself into Committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Cobb In the Chair. and resumed the cond
deration ef the bill to reduce the tari6.
Mr. WINTHROP made an eloquent and powerful speech
In support of the present tariff system.
Mr.. BRoDHEAD next addressed the committee, and
spoke his hour In favor Of sustaining the present
He quite animated and severe upon his Southern
political friends


Mr.. HussAap. ef Virginia, followed and advocated
modification Of the present tariff


Mr. EwISo, Of Psnnsy lvania, obtained the door next
and addressed the Committee in favor Of tariff aordine
protection to American industry He contended that
party had too much to do with the legislation of tho
country.