The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-08
TOPICS OF b DAY.



PROCEEDINGS on CONGRESS.
HAEcu Ex-senator voorhee>' resolution
eziied Up ~ him N the senate on me sd. and
amer Icn<thy discussion regarding nrccc-
4<ufs. N which senator sherman tool the
1.oand thai & vas sduis .ibie, objection vas
GO DAY under the rules
MARCH sA-Nr. Dawes called up the res
olufion for ne election Of oGlccrs 81 the sen
~ Ar. Davis. q Illinois. further explained
~ position. He said that while ne had voted
9Th tlc Democrats 20 sustain the orxan,xa-
nv NJ q & s ne s ssssss' o y sp RI ssm Iss@ ;ee nv =,
1e<;!ns q traditional that majority naSsi j..
q me maturity shef enoo.es w shs y eom'
o11oen q the senate. one naturally
sEs ersasis sas s'nsF nm Y o ease,s = nsr, s;,'
either - delayed nor o~bstrucfei by any
vote e mine. and it can NOT b reached TOO
= Al that she new Administrafion. which has
- confront the country with its policy. should
Aeve control ~ bosh branchc; 81 Conrrrs<
% y ssoidsd' ki III n, nsi persr P 3 ip;s;ss. can N
@E-<,Htlon. the majority - not large enough rs
3 a rash experiments. and the
ny tendency % exrrss- nes~ssn
enese t.o elements the rreaf voice ~
11et<n4Snt opinion can always 10
Yrospectof pesee and prosperity. The Dem
1870 S orpo>ed the resolution on the ground
800 NJ r.s se>.ien for ~xecutive business
nd nothing % 40 With II. The ~fepnh',cen
- r1S that. a being = epnb,icnn Srnare
sssry once ,belonred . them 81 night. and
pazt and parcel 81 tie E~cnSbicen 49,
@-ert.n<1tion- Amction Of the Democrats
81 q y az 8 Ssssns..e ssssson wss Io-t ~ ! vote
Mp1!I1c4ns. The subsequent proceedfrrs
x.x1e1 out little from this. M. tam~ron. ~
49, ~ ERE open notice n the foor
- bitter end. The Democrats accepted the
-sne. md there - evident determins-
= = ooxn sides q Democrats
: q their number. sun1cicnf 70 cal the ress
- 1eys. and the oth-n viii 70 home - re~f
zne kepnblicans. after ascerfaininr thaf ire
LIT VII also dcsal RELAYS. The consc.f
<oulses 20 be one II the most drfer,nir~i
e - ever occurred between the parties in
March 8k-The Senatorial de.d 10 -
-n1eo- During some remarks onthe question
= 1ssuc. senator Johnston said. AZ ~
Ue1f revolution which saw the RepnhIIc.r
1<x{ N caucus nominate for one 81 tie hi~h-
.I;.,<ss.ct ne senate : Democrat and ! re-
S-re~ r.e : mn Who would be 4 perry
So1nston) wanted 70 Sc whefhcrt Ie sen.tcr !
v1io lSnerman). Who had % 6nilded an
5tiee.- 4. We United states. would vote for
ssSrl e cne pubic aets Of Malone ana Kid. !
.eoerxsr = show they were Dcmocrafs ara .
'sses. d.; ~ ~ , " 5rsp'y = : s9zEsstion ~ 4,
80. Has >tck and absent. said re va ~riii. +.
IS g postpone bis speech II. Dawes would ]
'A.es declined % MAXI. 1f9<r s : which
-. I4~rf1clpated In By Senators IoSnn ma I
80 p re Republican side. ana BECK.
peecn making was Abandoned snd ~ r rc,f. Z
. ~ 1000 cn alternate mosl0ns made :
. ". psmocraifc side % adjourn and 70 70 q
4 d~feafe5 ea- s--.on. 1nese motions we're \
e.oEk - many Senator's were nairrI rhc !
.a.zc 80 left without = quorum and ~
e -ss nos dezI sbs ey ;Se s=esEsstsa that
.k-nerAtr into one Of physical enInranrr ~
v Sclter p ADJOURN Mr. Dawes sssen1ei r
~ me senate adjourned :
MARCH 26-There Va no change A. 49,. Z
'uefinn q Affairs IN the senate. ana aft~~ :
CD SESSION a~d.onrnment vas had unril .
A..ch @--Ihe announcement that SEN !.
e 4Ahone would address che senate II Vim. 2
c--'n 2! M seton and n explanation Of 2
10 had the effect Of driwinr Is nv csr,tc1 =.
t9e Au1Ienc<- After exnrra~fnv rS~~-
"a nc should - compelled 70 infcrrupf fbs a
rr.nsed a-ssanlss that had been nsde ssor
! cn1r4ct1r and motives. Senator Sf.fc-e
49, 1Ron : long md exhaustive resicv h
.x1sia ier tse ls ssa S se',d;as'' ss,.;Ssy e q
-. vnIen y denied being il sny i
3 IL cc'Iss<ns~ spca's,ion. He >,
3 wno had been elected 10 fhe sen.e. 81
$500 ns nsa no Essord who neither y