The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

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NJ sahafs fesamed confederation
,...llsla resolution deeiaflns that the
~ n .nsafa lAe oa4ht not W NJ repealed
:. ~. .aagest ~ fsodIfy NE hnAnliuant
''..s II faygf NJ prhsiuns ~ NDlllels
4a..afiran wnf ~ ~ " limit u
',TAf III alAabled uies aAil snhh'nfs
tai aHafe ~ fne eprgruf,lnna with ine
ua'y vi ',l X r. n lsl1nabla ensss % Iie fuiis
ra+s nphftinent wns nlDbiA Hlflne
W. II sa,i slnits ftt pcon nfnrfed by
/. y slsdti, sns disabilities, 10 there wfie
na " n psaslehablo eases Uf wiliei
ss,ieailpns IA MI hal oyer bean
ThIs wis cuncln.lva ~.
.,,o ths ehafass that the pcn-luii ilst had
= ss1Ilah by fraud, ana wr may hefeaftef
~ edry large nrcraslpns W Tue rolls
w w asv s,,eselltnpflnu NJ fraud ~ ~ ths
e's,, ~ VA, H tha rnses placed there. Without
trffa1a ,esullttlDn wns laid aside f0f exec.
\. w sas.ts,.. ........ Representative Burrows
Y. ,snVnd 10 suspend the rules
nasa blll defining the plalifcn.
u. ii Territorial tielrNHtra IN the HOUSE of
.'.ssseiaiives. II provides that .nc person
XIV al Ihfumy or polyEslny sllall y. siigi.
,',.,s The House was In n very inattan-
"ged. anti when tho spcnker put the
...@ nes'sl ,l,ete % w,,fe few responacs. Ife, how.
q dsciared the motion carried and the
,.s,ss.ad A hurst of laughter only then
.l,.ed MANY members OF tho measure
',n bad been adopted. A motion for the
,solntment 0l commission on the subject
VlsoholIc liquor traffic failed 70 receive tile
sessary two.tllirds.
Inn BIN donating cannon for q statue OF
,eea in Washington, amended by clause
[,torl,Ine the Secretary Of War 10
I'M Ia the Society Of the Army of the
..iefland out OF the sales Of condemned
<,sanee. passed the Senate on the 7th.
ceks was awarded tho floor for speech
sos ihe tariff, the Morrill, Commission bill
las taken up TO allow him 10 speak. lie
sared thrift revision by committee Of the
nhon.e., The Committee on Military AZ.
n reported favornblyn a Joint resolution au.
od1Ina the Secretary Of the Treasury TO as.
,tan tho amount expended by Kansas In
,snirs inyaslons and the suppression OF
dau bntlIlties. The Pension arrears feso.
tlou was made unfinished business. ....The
Iesragua claims bill was reported back ad
rssIy IN the House. Mr. Ryan. OF Kan.
d reported tho Indian appropriation
II appIopriaies A,p20,230, S1l $40 less
sh thc Estimates and 1851 900 greater
m The amount appropriated for the current
sr The number Of agents N reduced from
ioen. The Apportionmentb bill was taken up
M amendments offered liking the numbered
Lprr,entaiiyes at sgj, 3l, 3Gj, $40, S2i and go.
IIor, Of Michigan. opposed the bill as nm
ilfaee on common sense and criticised the
nesch nf Mr. Prescott, OF New York, for the
tml,ion that tie apportiOnmont should be
asd somewhat on the wealth Of tho various
taiea Pending discussion the House ad-
burned
AEyBArpRE OF debate In the Senate, on
Ne sh, was shor, but interesting speech by
!. Vest. Of Missouri, on the pension arrears
solution. lie said that he accepted the full
.udlesiuinaie results of the surrender nc APP
rdft1x Without any evasion. Al the
torlc Of the South asked was that they
rlt be believed to have been honest IN
eir devotion TO the Confederate cause, and
oaest m the statement that they accept all
b lefisllilye consequences Of their defeat.
people who would not thus reward tho sac.
fcs Of Me and limb 70 save the Unions life
bold deserye to be stricken from tho
bsp Of GhrIstendom. The remainder
The day was occupied in tho pas.
se Of bills not objected TO, one
iasasCliy and 81. Joseph, Mo......ln the
oase, Nj. Bayne PENN, member OF the
ornliies on Census, defined tho bill re-
ofied by the committee. while Mr.. Coielidge
ndi. slthe same committee, Offered n meas.
r and Supported his own amendment liking
kc number Of Representatives at $40. The
HsitCk- lAaa. .useut aver and tho, sherman
andlng blll was taken from the Speakers "a.
Y fi4fcleffrd 20 the Committee on Ways
na,iae. Enloxics were then pronounced
1ol ~ ate Representatives dfConnor, OF
sSl iaicLna, and tho usual resolutions
rit adopted.
fnE Pension arrears resolution was fur
Areonsidcred by the Senate on the 9th, Mr..
Al submitting nn amendment pcnsioning
seiy and disabled survivors OF Indian wars
nai 70 iias sineiudlng the Blackhawk, Greek
~ seminole wnrn........ln the House, Mr..
i,slls lrirodaced bill fixing the day for
fmnefing of the electors OF President and
ks.lfrtdent and providing for ana reg.
hnx we counting Of votes for President
~ ,te' President, nnd o decipion OF tile
H&mh afisinK therefrom. Refcfred. Con
'aeiA'iph o. tue ApnortiDnment bill was re.
lned and Il again went over. senate
ssnamsns % House bill appropriaiing $50.
i.I Agricultural and mineral specimens nj
',il Maai. Exposition. to DO placed In the
t'nl huseum. was concurrcd In.
I'M blll 10 place Gen. Grant upon the rc.
n'rdlsi came up in the Senate on tho 10th
'ah'ae absence Of Mr.. Logan was laid over
,hnoai losing 10, place on tho calendar.
- pension arrears resolution WINS again
Iain up and Mr.. Maxcy resumed his re.
w " support of Tho amendment dociar-
minvnr Of the enlargement OF tho Mnxl.
s.,.. ~ pensson lat. Mr.. BECK said the
pe hah been announced that tho
~ o. pensions should be given
=. peasloaers oi ali our wars. ire
- d Ae.E eifcumstanccs. and TINT ii
hNUtafficf out IL would bsnL ront sts
!. he Hsrld vote for properly guard.
IN 10 pension. tho nccdy and dc.
- = o'ir veterans. but not those who did
- aid. Tho rcsoIutIou w Iaid
II fr{c made a specch on the
- ahrinf hinsclfn ectionisf from
~ r 49,. -, Ihs hil authorizing the presI.
sTpoint D + Kirby captain IN fhs
4. ~ ~ io-s. loHR siisc,iEsion IN the
Has passed by vote Of 81 10 Il
: .ajoufned till the isth.
aoxAL AND POLITICAL.
AaJoR-GKxERAL MEros,
ss1ts General, and BrigadIer Gen.
pn \, Brown, Paymasier General,
W been placed upon the retired
hIlssy commander =, Llmsr.
! 'sssasly notified .hs inasls.rsse,
q could not walk the streets Il
zr M.houi being stoned, aud gave warn.
x'n ~. . 'eli.defense they may be com.
wRs upoa citizens. Extraordinary
= .aa' sere being taksn to preserve
s a,oR LAMAR was severely In.
shinsson, on the 9th. lie uas
'aunus.
e,1ERCE AND INDUSTRY. 8
I. House COMMITTEES on Commerce
,-- - = lssxshy argument on the I'm.
nl y ihs Mississippi River by
/. I. Nrishf, Of s.. Louis, The other
1h semuiiiee win recommend the
" ~ sua'iau Of about $io. .ooo, 900 for river.
n - = sssl'aivs sfths Father Of Wa.
s'ss-plais foundries Of pit.s-
- -, 81, have been closed IN ceass .
afiks. The rroprIe,ors refusing
saEss 70 per cssi.
lntns AND CASUALTIES.
Low, colorsd, Of 81. Iouis,
s.xAlT treated BY three Of IN own
- sls.zo gambling hpuse The other
- hsusht he weuld die. lie uss
= MIIh 49, f.