The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-28

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f,,is ~, II! a,5}2GM = MAsH1yGroS, Jan, lss 1891
'The louisiana debate i'm, the Senate still
keeps up It's interest as it has done every day
r,nsine the Dast week, as is attssted;aby the i'm,
enss thFongs Fhieh daily crowd the galleries
thus isnthe daeek kfhss beeni gjFentto Senators
schufsi Howe Logan: Upton, Bayard i:and y q q
ssu]ahass, the Latter aying had the Aoor al
day to-day. The debate, as has been7deter:
mined by Repqbl can caucus . Of Senators, must
now be brought to close, which is not reished
bS hs9DemocraficP cPSsnra Senators, who desire the
the fullest discussion. n.' notwithstanding the
Pfesidsennfs message il answer to Senator Thur
mans TIs4 resolution lat which IS quite different doc
ument from the one originally prepared, the
House has been more fully and more n directly
Informed as tosthe stairs stat of affairs in Logpll Il
sisna by the report Of the ieommEttee tq wh9m
was entrusted the Investigation Ct the poltlea!l
troubles in ,thata State. 4 The committee made az
its report to the House yesterday, and declare
asthsir opinion helKeNogg government TO- be
alfrand, and that. Kellogg,is not entitled tothe
Go4ernorship. .6qAs. to. the alleged outtages on
colored people and intimidations' at the polls,
the committee declare them false and without
foundation! Indeed, the reports rather doc
ument in. opposition TO- the message Of the
President. The, h,. row aI which the original mes
sage caused IN the Cabinet was more serious
thaini Was allowed to Be made public, and had
pot President agrseda 70 change his position
and make modification of his intended ENDS f! re-
commepdaton to Congress # would s| have Fe-
suited in resigpation Of the icy
members, of the Cabinsk TO whom the eco country !l1y
:ceacedes thelsitle Of statesmen 80 "a iAs.;3a
The Presidentin.commnnica icating to Congress
his.approvsl ofathe Finance lbill, accompanied
itwith message. asking further Legislation on
the'suaject; which he claims necessarily carry
out SOME Of the provisions of:the BILL Among
other things he recommends an increase of the
revenue; and suggests that the duty on tea and
coffee should bs; restored: This will be any
thing but, good news to the poor man, and the
country viii be amazed at such blow at 1.-THE the
poorer classes coming from the. Executive ls
The House of Representatives was in in session
Yesterday until until very late hour in II the night
eH,thereeussntswitn tnesss: Twins case, who has
been inrarcerated,in the jailofthis District for
eontempsof the House, in refusing to- answer
questions before the committee investigating
the Racife Mail Subsidy business. A writ of
ha5eas corpus was issued by Judge McArthur'
of the Supreme Court Of the District, directed
70 Sergeant. at Arms Ordway TO bring the Pris-
oner into Court, which the House directed him lin
not to obey. This, Of, course, would at once
produce conflict between the House and lE II the
Juaiciary, ,inasmuch as Judge Macarthur Art re;
fused to hear any return until accompanied
with The body of the prisoner The House,
however, after a;Ylong debate which kept it
in session to a very late hour last night, voted
to allow Mr.. Osdway to take Irwin into Court,
and to-day he was brought before the Judge,
and the argument. IN the case was postponed
until Monday. 49, .'.,..'.-. ''.. ~ ,,a,.
a Curious petition was presented in the
House. yesterday BY Hon. Barbour Lewis, Wis Of
Telpessee,. It has three hundred signatures of
colored. people, in different portions Of the
South, who are desirous TO have some portion QE
Of. the South. or Southwestern territory, set
apart for their exclusive use;g with similar pro-
lection by the United States. Government to,
shat nov given by Law to the Cherokee, Choc-i
taw sand Seminole Indians. The petitioners:
further state that they are desirous Of having al
fair Chance IN Che great. race of hfes and are!
satisfied that neither themselves nor children
can haTe i So long IS they ars il the midst Of
the dominant race Of the people, who are I far |n
their superioEs in point Of edqsation aqd many
other. advantages ,;57Ua; ~: :e!i .,;t
1.-The first of the winter receptions given by
Speaker and Mrs. Blaine, was held on Friday
night at their residence at the west end. The.
Speaker was assisted by Mrs. Blaine and Mrs.
Dodge, zGai1 Ramilton) both agreeable and
painstaking in extending that Hospitality which
makes callers feel at ease, "A great many
strangers ip Washington took occasion Of
the Qpportlgityto to make q visit TO household M
which combines the best elements of Wash
ington society. From 9 until IL o'clock the
elegant parEors were filled with Senators, Rep
resentatives and employees Of each House.
The conversation was of that kind which, for
once, forgets political strifes, and enters into
che more agreeable pleasantries of life 80.
1891 p's -, ,'p- @ ,''. c. o'.,a .% . o OBSERVER.
PROBABLE 3 I"IW war w1rH s s spA1,S,@It 11,.It is said
thai negotiations between the United States
and Spain, on questions growing out of the
Virginitst affair and other matters of controver-
sy Between the two countries, are not progress
That hdb this sonesea Of 1ses eea IS
ly shown by the fact that spain - cehseR{ra. {Ht