The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

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e,.e l, mae not NJ aunie future period hr
". a ~ y aett,ment of the hest interests oi
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l'<ss' You have seen ~, ~, 70 as.lEn ms
se;nnliiees. nanely, 80, seo9ma ., ,!,,,a n,.aa on on
a~;ss as% Itrior,n. ny the hindnenH and
,<,,ns confidence oi my constituency.
~ 49, tot Twelve years member Di tllis
..I Am uow entering on my seventh
~ 's.xire here, With two exceptions
\ ~ s another IlepubIican member who
...s long represented his people
.s1 ~, tline I have served ~ mem.
"A Chairman on the committee
pv,vsts Land Claims, A. = msm'
4 H. Committee on Ways anu mshm,, e
n, y, years M a member VI the COM
" '. an ioreIRn Affairs, part pf thai tiina -
T.,,mau With one exception. possibly
fsm sbe onli Republican member VINO,
- ,,,.s nrIot to this session, hns ever
"a :. fihsirnan OF any committee OF tnis
~ IL vew ot tliis fact submit that the
80 N his recent action'has done an In.
~ Il ma and my constituents. for the rc.
~ hetveen a Representative ana MS
{,1lsuents are 70 CLEARLY iniefwovun s"ae
1silee 70 one Il nccesssriiy W inlnsS.aeo ana "a
w I, ibs proper recognition OF their
.ssrriatiys. and especially when rueh
's',,,, ..'aem !. ,r,sgarded by custom as attach.
a l.rv wears OF service. For this iiilus.
shsrsL boweyer. no remedy. All thht
~ tcne 4 10 protest against ", rs DO
~ ,nssell and constituents, ana Tor
~ tha DO not require specification, !
rrsfully ask the House TO excuse nc rom
|ee "a member Of the Commttce on
~ The speaker, "rhc CHAIR u9es nos
srussud that II Is necessary for him 70
sarssr Simself by speaking In reply. IL
n IN. howcycr, be Inferred that because
chsIr does not undertake TO challenge the
s~rsts ehuring him with injustice, that
fSsir' aenuIesces In the views taken by
ssnsjeman from Indiana" Mr.. Urth's re-
M granted. Mr.. Hewitt IN. " was
~ from service on Committee on Public
slsrr and Grounds. Mr.IIewett (Ala.) q.
4 4 resolution rcciting tho fact that the
IaIs Of Egypt had presented 20 the up,teo
"a lendernr 10 his Highncss the khe,
"a thanks Of the people Of the United
~ los giit which only the oldest OF m,
could make and the youngest conlt
hkhly prize. Adopted.
!Ae s~usls. on the 9th, Mr.. Davis yaca'
Ne chair for tho day to Mr.. Garland. A
hanliou By Nc. Maxey, in.tructing the Sec
n d thc Interior 10 furnish a report o
asvsy Of the United states and Texa
sdsrv Commission, made under act o
! & ~ and Il no final report OF said com
An W made To report that fact, toxcth
Nh maps Of surveys, and report OF IN
4 % iaf Is Il was prosecuted, was adopt
n. WINDOW introduced q bill appropri
= nosey for the selection Of a site and 10
. lur Government building IN Mime
=, u|nn. hr Iiale's resolution tor spccii
ha t..s.sta ~ siiagf nj thu BfQ4i
md vicc.Prcsident and Of coun
sad certifying tho vote wa
~ Of by reference TO th
1uilipe on Privileges and Elections. Tn
lzliDn relating 10 pension frauds. ofere
n Dssis w. va.l, Dec. II, having bee
\. discussion cnsued upon the amend
lhy n. Edmunds. striking out the dirns
n bthe Secretary Of the Intarlor 20. Civ
Hnoa on such legislntion n he thougl
s:bls Mr. kdmunds argued that q
~ aaraf alone bad power TO rceommen
azfIoa Mr. IIlll (,;a.) contended thu
~ vas the duty Of tho President TO d
n9s vaz no Imitation on the power
y 1Fzsa V rri opinions from others. N
- 1tW.Nal In the course OF debate su
S<<r<iary had estimated that one hundrt
n ~ voald b. required for this year
- penefon roll. and this estimate
~ I'D been Increased by tho CommI
NANW4u. NobOuy knew Anc
1u<1se you'd stop. and, next year, Il
y ~ know, u would reach $4,000 q
~ lssi6) bad stated last year the arrears
- bln spuld cost the Government o ~
han The national debt. and the stat
- ~ hushed NJ Present indication
- - y billy Justify the statement he tL.
H. H. Logan said statements not bas,
" e<srofe iniomation should not be 4
= % 10 the country uncontradicte
sEruoa that the pension arfrnrng
n - morn than the national debt "
v 10 based on n very reliable has
eoce nom what had been stat
y MAI our pension roll wou
~ % cost 500, zoo a year rig
- ~ ~ probably Increase. Yet b
! y ue Commissioners showed fhi
bfre 1t his command, the arrra
~ 1Hnns could DO paid in two yea
~ the>e we're paid the roll wor
e1 v iorsy or not over fIlty mllIiol
.ne1r from West Virginia could 4
= 1.esins this. Tor the report was bele
nm uzs. therefore, no reason
- eosniry by statement such a. I
N11fof had lust made, Tho rrsol
IL mfnded BY Mr.. Edmunds' amen
~ adopted. After executive ses-i
'ak sdloufned till the sth.