The Panola weekly star., 1882-03-11
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WV M the 4 \, WIS llifn discussed. ~,
XVI ii California, WIN iIifunureh we
tHa5 ,hA Nm Ind betn before the Senatc
H II .a onfr had nassed both Houses,
~ spl T., the veto would be law therefore,
Hs,sln ". nfeaehlrf under circumstances
s,s ll,anelnilyr but IN ~ linObjrutinnnlle
.sp, sa,ucai f0r a lnudlirnfion " tlin
Xs..,ee tfcnty 10 permit restriction
f'HHs Immigration. The bill was IN
.aaa~ isla aside 10 permit action on
bill 10 furnish impressions oi
VI ,.sltatlon 10 the fairfield memorial sefv
Y. xhlch vas passed. " tho House, pills
~ ralaad llcncainR tue dir.riinihatinn
IA IN Inc Tea nnd coffee products Of the
s'',ans w. ~ NJ, ol the Netherlands; Rplnoprint
M I'D tor continuing the Improvement IN
lam harIInr, auihofsing the con-trlic.
"a a hfldun across the Mississippi nj
's,..hars. III. Mr. kasson made n motion
Wv. ,,.idefatlnn VI tile tariff commission, hut
.'.''nrn,ly withdrew Il and the House went
" s.mr,lttee on tho Military Academy mp
'ruratIon blll. which also passed. The
spher annonnccd Mcsrs IIlscock, Robe.
4. and COZ IN. " oonierees on the immo'
|Iais deicIency blll.
| Nm IIom opposed the Chinese measure,
,he senate, March 1T, asserting that tho
IA, Of every human being TO go wherever on
n .u,tsee Of the earth he may get M honest
sar slthont Interference of the govern.
I'M came from the same authority na
4 golden rule and the sermon on Tho
mi The House passed the Indian
"s,nnrlailon bill. Total amount nj
nnronriatlon recommended $500. .a03
Increase over Inst year ol
IN ei and decrease OF 1921 600 from
u estimates. In lieu Of the appropriations
rin,ernretefs IN detail, n heretofore, they
y uroylded for In gross NJ $4,000, the Secre
yoi the Interior being authorized to en-
~ and distribute them IN his discretion
N Al salarlcs not exceeding 500 per annum
n na,nber Of agents Il reduced from sixty.
,sen 10 sl,ty. The expenses Of n commits
o. oi citizens serving without pay are spc'
Ned IN detail.
M, GROVER advocated the Chinese bill,
he senate, on the ID. Mr.. Farley, replying
! points made IN the speech OF Mr.. IIoar
.aed from senator MorIon's minority re-
nlnlSt on the Chine@ In California IN,
upslu.ion Of It's author that this class couit
ry be projected from prosecution and out
w. by our giving them suffrage aud citizen
kip, their influence ns citizens bcinl
gxeieni 10 ensure their protection. II,
h<n asked Of Mr. IIoar sqnarely wheth
be hdorsed this sentiment and IN
nrd sniFanclsemcnt and naturalization o
ninfse Mr. Iloar replied that be was II
h,or 0i ainitling to citizenship NIL foreign
N xho renowned foreign allegiance and VIII,
ssv tfDr Il IN character and Intelligence
IA we're attached 10 our Government.
Ne House went Into Committee OF the Whole
b. Rice ri Massachusetts, IN tho chair, on IN,
rsmlaf and diplomatic appropriation bill
tth sppropriaies q. us $50, being sis 0OOlcs
Am last wear. slI5,Oo0 less than the estimate
n NhiIih0rne OF Tennessee, In q speech
snmended the foreign policy OF the admin. .
R1ion Of President Garfield, the steps takei
~erstary Blaine 10 modify the CLAYTON
zssf treaty, and his attempt TO bring abon
4 understanding between the Powers repre-
rsfiAx the American people In American
nyrnmenis In regard 20 questions purcl,
nenesn. In the course Of the discussion
ozth lIndl spoke from the Democrats
~ The Chamber, and he was frranentl,
rluV'sd by Mr.. Hewitt IN. " and Messrs
kk.lawf and Holman tInd), but the sub
I'D the Interruptions and replies therot,
r insudIblc on tho Republican side on nc
rmfof great confusion. when order wa
pr1fed 4r kassnn took tho floor. lie ex
nd admiration for Whitthofne's speech
snicted u rs not being accurate.
mn bill making Denver port Of dcliv
pxtd the Senate on tho III. The discus
lnd The Chinese bill was resumed. and Nj
M continued and concluded his remark.
Yokr Of the Vital interest of tho question
oe people OF tho Pacific slope. II
- Mat the general Government owe
kflsiAion 10 the people under the con
knManiech by q republican form q
.1hnent III every State, ~ the Pacin
- under the dee sion declaring th
eoinsnce IN san Francisco unconstltu
had not tho power 10 protect their Ia
epmmunltirs IN earning livelihood
n,hn1elihat the introduction Of Chimes
W fouth would bring about a wnr a
- hstseon tho Mongofian- and Alricnn.
s1ifa that the disastrous competition 4
~ white labor wHs subjected by Chl
nmiEraflon In California wnuid not b
nsd IN any other state, and that a., =
"nhn extent, that stat. had bee
pd W men from Massachusetts, an
sss England States, the scna
hu.a that snf ton should be will
W N ameliorHting that condition d
- ie believed Il to be better to have
MT between the rnltcd state. an
-. lAsa q permit imm grafton 60 contin
Z noiinn Tot executive session prrvailc
- - ssii vent over until tho 6th........t
Hnp><. VI. Uibsoa introduced a hi mai
appropriation Of si,ii3,ono for the cor
-syn. rrralr, completion and prs=eryn
aonAn works on the Mississippi Rive
~sesnAnes with the rccommen laiior
~ OF the Mississippi Contmissior