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WARRINGTON, JAN. 10, 1910


The President Of the Senate laid before
the Senate a communication from the War
Department, relative TO the commerce OF
the upper Lakes.


Also one in relation TO the construction Of
fireworks at Fort Livingston.


Mr.. Alien presented joint resolutions from
the Legislature Of Ohio, asking the imme-
diate repaalfof the Bankrupt Law.


Also asking for reduction Of the rates
Of postage aud for the free transmission of
papers from Washington during the session
Of congress.


Also a memorial from Cincinnati, embods-
ing important information in relation to the
navigation Of the Ohio.
Mr.. Calhoun presented memorial upon
the subject Of the Currency and the Exche-
quer, from Philadelphia. DIR. G. said he
desired to be understood as expressing no
opinion in favor of the scheme.


A bill for tho relief of Jos. Nourse was
also passed


/ The Oregon bill having been postponed
until tomorrow, another special order was
/ taken Up, and disposed Of, being the joint
resolution introduced some days since by
Mr.. Tappan Of Ohio.


! Mr.. Tappan made abtief speech in behalf
Of bis proposed amendment TO the Constl'
tuition.


Mr.. Smith of Conn.,, followed in few


words, but advancing the Same opinions.


Mr.. Berrien was willing 10 record his vote
The Senate were also ready, and the follow
ing was the result: ayes l j, noes 24.


The President then signed a number o


Bills which have passed during the presen


session.


In the House of Representatives to-day
2 Mr.. Wise presented two memorals-on'
r from Baltimore-and the other from PhilSdel
. phia, praying the adoption of the Excheqaer


Mr.. Clifford, Of Maine, submitted a reso
hlntion instructing the committee on the'Ju
dietary to report, forth,Dith, abill to repea
the Bankrupt Lave and he moved the pre-
viOus question.


The resolution was adopted-yeas ll2
Z nays 81 The House then adjourned.
8 WASHINGTON, JAN. IL.
: in the. Senate to-day, Mr.. Rives present
: ed u1emorialfrom PHILADELPHIA, asking fh
n adoption Of the Exchequer plan. y
III After which, an animated discussion wa


had between some Of the members Telativ


10 the improvement of,the navigation Of th


Western Rivers.


MI Tallmadge presented two memorial
Z from New York, demonstrating against III
n repeal Of the Bankrupt Law.
r MIR. Benton presented memorial asldn
Il Cor the repeal Of the law upon the groun
. Of its unconstitutionality.
II In addition o-the memorial presented b
!. Mr.. Rives, Mr.. Tallmadge presented two f


the establishment Of the same object fror
y fhe citizens of Bfooklyn and New York.
In the House Of Representatives. to-da.


on motion Of Mr.. Green, It was resolves
3 that the committee Of Ways and Means >
al instructed TO inquire into the expediency {
! bringing in a bill appropriating $200,000
year, commencing with the present year an


coRtinaing ten years, to be applied 10 ih
!. removal 81 obsiructions on the Western wa
\ err, TO be expended under the control of
e Secretary Of War, and report 10 the HOus
" with the most Convenient despatch.
it Mr. Everett proposed plan as subst
e l0le Tor the Exchequcf. Us main featur