Transfer of Indian Bureau Bill Sparks Senate Fight
Special correspondence from Washington notes the House passed a bill moving the Indian Bureau from Interior to War, while the Senate faces likely defeat. The column critiques Democratic civil service reforms, corruption charges against Fitzhugh and Boughton, and accuses Democrats of blocking business while chasing investigations.
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