Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-16
TnIRTY-TnIRD CoNGREsS.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. IA

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SENATE-Mr. Fisk presented a memorial of
the Chamber OF Commerce Of New York,
praying for an expedition for the relief of DR..
Kane and his party, Referred.
Mr.. Sumner offered resolution that inquiry
be made as to the eXpedlency of abolishing
the tax on merchant seamen, known as Hos
ptal money, and OF allowing them the use of
hospitals tree OF all tax. Adopted.
after SOME uhmportant business, the SEN
ate adjourned tai Monday.
HoUsB.-Mr. Wheeler, of New York, pre-
sentcd the memorial OF the New York Cham
Der OF commerce, asking Congress to send an
expectation III search OF Or. Kane and his par
w. referred TO the COMMITTEE on Naval AT
ialTa'
Mr.. Cutting, OF New York, introduced
JOINT resolution authorizing the President to
adopt measures to procure the erection Of a
hrst class haht house Mt Cape Race.
The House then went into Committee on
the Indian Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Stephens, OF Georgia said he did not
propose to reopen the discussion on the Ne
orasNa ana hahzaS OIL. lie considered the
question se'tied theh ana now. Inc passage
OF that Dill was grant step III progress lie
aio mol agree win MI Mace oil Indiana that
the results OF the late election demanded Its
repeal. These results astonlshed everybody,
but how dld the gentleman from Indiana in
Ter that tney set tle seal OF condemnation
upon tne iriehas OF me great popular move
hleIt OF last session.. lhese e!ec,lohs had
nothing 10 90 win the Neotaska Dbl lie re-
ferred TO pennsylvania, winch had sent to the
next congress men VINO had ooth voted Tor
and against the Dill. lie SAID an Anu-Ne-
oraska Governor OF Pennsyl'ana had been
elected by ehly 81 wv majority, whllea Canal
Commissioners with contrary oplhlons' was
elected oY IOu wv majority IN Massachu-
set's' tnoSe gentlemen VINO Vote1 lor inc Din
were IeiV at holhe' lalhhg by the destroying
anger, VINO was no seen III the night ne
LOOK LIMOS lor instance where THIS issue
was uisuheIiy hiaue test tHere were put
three members VINO voted Ior the Dali out the
people returned lour' 1his SHOWS the meas
ure was popular there;
WI; "aslo rI o5 ol 1liiiioiS' inquire" what
was the Vote ior congressman:
Nlt; stephens S'io that the NeoraSNa eahdl-
oate LOT otate treasurer was elected W over
ouVV majority
MI "aslour.e corrected nm oy saying
tnat moore majority was but 1900 ana That
Miller VINO ran against hlm' was not known
as caholoa'e III the 9outhern part oil the
0'ate' ana was not voted lof Ihefe'
M. o.e'neHS reSuiileu = ne popular Vote
III ILLINOIS was I9r sustalilS me DILL aAo 'iiat
was ms point. II any 0tate was uhsoand IL
was new YORK After the tabernacle and
syracuse meetings. ana the reports OF the
hinlgfauoh oocleties, CLARK oid not receive
one-third OF the popular vote. lake New
Jersey, indiana and other states, separately
OF to8etner' the elections there went Tor Moth
ing SO lar as the Nebraska oiIl was concerned.
Inc North Gafohna men give the best expla-
natloh. nose VINO had been disappointed IN
obtaining ONCE, and others, who dlsliked the
sending abroad OF Me'Srs. Souie and belmont,
mace the eieetlons SO as they aid' ana are,
any party IS, entitled to the credit Oh man
shacAlers, VINO seem 10 De carrying the eoun-
try Excessive IauShter'I southern meas
ures nave never been vetoed because the
south never asked that slavery should be ex-
tended out lett the question to the people OF
every community aud territory, when they
form Their institutions, to DO as they please.
MS IS republican american doctrine lie
defended southern institutions showing the
prosperity especially n Georgia.
Mr.. Campbell, OF ONO sad that IN 1903
we gave twenty millions OF dollars Tor LoulsI-
ana -, ana IN I8o9, htteen millions OF dollars
1or FloFioa' ms was lot merely money 10