Senator Hill introduced the follow
ing: llmolri'd l;i the Semite and Jlonxe of
Iliinrxeitltitir'es, ., That any bonds
tiureafter issued niulr the lawn now in
force may, in the discretion of the Sec
retary of the Treasury, be made pay
able in United States gold coin of the
present standard weight and fineness
or in standard silver dollars, at the
N PAY, lKC. 2:1.
was not in session. Six
bills were introduced in
KS PAY, DKC. 21.
spent sometime in dis
I'hristmas Present" to be
ex-Confederates. This
epeal the law which pre
federates from being ap
isitions in the Army and
lien, (Pop.,) championed
uid old J no. Sherman op
passed. llOIIKP.
Mr. Shuford,(Pop.,) in-
ill to repeal the law au-
mbers of the House to
j.
nsion bills were intro-
KSDAY, DKC. 2(i.
was not in session.
lay of importance in the
n the foregoing reports it
that the President had
ecial "war" message, and
ftervvard sent in another
-age saying the country
it was on the verge of a
gged Congress not to ad
holidays until something
elieve the situation. This
rred to his great bond
as suggested in his first
jlican House resorted to
1 or "high tarm ' and of-
hrough the committee on
eans for a tariff on wool,
s, Ac, which, it is estima-
g forty millions of dollars
sury. The bill is to be in
'ro years and a half. The
. named are based on tbe
iritf. The bill is as fol-
power such as has been usurped in this
case. The Secretary of the Treasurr
it . . - . . :.
ity.
