The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

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Inc re-eoinage FEVER struck the House also
.no several bills were introduced Tor MAXIM
standard SILVER dollars OF trade dollars, and 10
.ne fePeai OF the resumption act In commit
Ge oL 'ne ~noie on the military academy Dill
~n,cn can Tor Sl60oO less tran Last year
nn1 me fcrnnc:tion bill, were considered
DIE we're introduced - follows: TO ABOLISH
.ne .Arin ON matches; 70 abolish the require
ecso OF PROOF OF ioyaity IN order 70 OBTAIN pt n
@aons Iof 1917 10 puhisn eieclion nauos' Y
sutnorize tobacco r.isefs 70 sell tneir Pfooucts
wnnout payment Q, ta1; 70 require the tfes
my 70 receive tfaoe aonafs In excnange Iol
iegsn .enoet ooLArs. M. springer intIoouceo
Dill iot ,ne .erminA1lon OF tne DIFFERENTIATION
10y si.n nussis. Anis IeIefs 70 .ne oec,Al.
s.on on ih.en1n NO. 70 le'uin 70 1ne Mo'ne'
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In the Senate on the 4th, Messrs. r erry.
D:sis anu n1nao'Ph wers spPo;n'.u o' .Lc
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jevees m tha I;ss;ss;rr; ,;rar IN W;.sor-;
KentpcLv Tennessea Art.n... M;ss;ss;nn; aud
Iou;.;.na The MONEY 70 he ernanded rnder
the direction of the chief engineer of the
United States army. Mr.. Harris resolution
regarding the prevention of epidemics was
agreed to- with an amendment that the COM
mittee NAV sit with q similar committee of
the House. The motion of Mr. Matthews to
take MP the Texas Pacific railroad bill was re-
jected, on the ground that it would lead to a
long discussion. Mr.. Edmunds gave notice
that on Monday next he would call up the bill
relating to Presidential elections and the count
ing of votes Mr. Davis of West virginia sub
mitted q resolution instructing Congressional
committees on agriculture to report BY bill
what can be done by the general government
to better advance and foster agricultural in
terests.
A bill was introduced in the House provid-
ing for the Hot Springs commission with
amendment that free baths be maintained for
the INDECENT
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~. ora-I;t g g. E-,.Jr,..,,. So, ~ T.s,
comn.ny At, .o,na o,hsr hns;ness Of no
n.rt;cni., ;rnnor.an.. tha son.,o .d;,nrraJ
over TN Nond.y Co.. . the. d.ys rast
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d;,,I,un.,;. III AZ 'D n.vaI .,.onr;at;nD h;iIs
were submitted and REFEREED MI. Garfield re-
norted a concurrent resolution for the apnoint-
the COMMITTEES had not Considered the mower
of CONGRESS in the matter further than to recop-
nize the fact that upder even n strict construo-
tion of the constitution CONGRESS- had the
cIe,nest noss;bIe r;gbt 10 take care of the
ouarant;na reanI,t;o5s alone the b,rhors aad
navigable rivers In This instance men of ali
p,rties and sections were ahsoIntelv in accord
and any lipbt that could he thrown the
history of The nestiIence and in the direcr n
of the splendid penerosities and sympathies of
the people. ought to be shed upon it for future
USE Mr. Hooker was sure the remarks of the
gentleman from Ohio would find response in
every heart in every portion of the country.
The recent affection which had visited the South
with virulence never before known had called
forth feeling which had made mankind akin.
1t had broken down all barriers of pride. had
Frustrated all boundaries of section. and had
made people North and people South feel that
they were indeed bone of one bone and of the
same blood and lineage. In that terrible Attic
tim. when the hand of the feil-destroyer was
on the people of the South, the North and West
had gone to their rescue with large-hear;ed be-
nevolence, which wou.d never be forgotten by
the afflicted people whose gratitude could not
find words to express itself.
In the Senate nm the 9th Mr. Window
suhm;,,ed . resoIrt;nn Gov an ;nnu;rv into IN.
ady;sah;l;tx for cb.nc;nc the naient law
so a. -. .n,rr.ns,ts ;n5en,,rs :, some otber
manner than nv an cxcInsive patent. Mr.
Camera, submitted n resolut;on which was
1901 70 .sI;na th. President for the cores
pSndence regarding election. in south Carolina