Congressional Proceedings

Mond at, Doe. 2.- The seeoud sossion of the Forty-flfth Confcreas was opeued in the prewence of a very laiyc and diutinKuixhod auditnee, tbc (allerioa and all availablo pace br-ing occupied. In the Senate 5Ir. Beek introducid a bilí to provlde for the retirme of the trade dollar, and for its fotnapu lnto Plaudard silvcr diillarn ; Mr. Voor hvvtf íntroducrd a ljjll lookin' to ?nmt end; and Mr. H!aim introdiu' .1 u resoluUon UutrUOtlDg the JudleiaryCommittee toreport totbeSi nato wbether. at the rcciiit electlons, tlm ountilutional richtH of aiiy u-itiz-Ti'i were violated iu anyStote; whi (nrtber -í-i.-latiou i- ;i i ■■ --ary to protect ritizeus in their coneUtuttóoal rilits, eU-. A rüHOlution was alo I Introdnced piorldiog for a joint commltte to : quire ink the eauM aod spread "f the yéünm íover, Í ■what k'KiHlation ík neemsary t provent it Introduc öon into the country, etc. Tlie Presidenfs U was.recelved and rcad. The Houso was caUed to order by Speaker Kandull. without any formal speech of welcome. the Pweidant'a Ueöaga was rr.id. after whirh ;ui adjoimuu6Ht wa voied without tranBactlni; any furthcr buaineu.