The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-19

moved to suspend the rules and pass % bi
to incOrpofate the Garfield McmOra
: Hospital. The half hours dcbat
which, under the rulc, is alOwc
upon motions of this character disclose
some objections 10 the measure on In
ground that there were already cnougl
hospitals in the District of Columbia for al
practical purposes; that the incorporation
would have the effect of bringing TO th
. District persons from adjacent States wh'
should he taken care OF by the various stat
institutions, aud that there was nothing II
the bill which would prevent the inCOrpOra
tors from applying 10 the government fo
assistance. The motion to suspend the
rules and pass the bill was deierred-yeas
llO; nays. SO; not having the necessary two
thirds IN the affirmative.
The Speaker announced the appointment
of the following select committee on the
memorial relating to the services rendered
/ to the government by the late Carlisle +.
/ Patterson: Kasson, of Iowa; Robinson OF
Massachusetts; Randall, OF Pennsylvania;
Atkins of Tennessee, and McLanc, oi
Maryland.
Tie Speaker laid before the House the
report of the Washington Monument AssO-
citation. Referred
The House then, at ) p. m, adjourned.
WASHINGTON, January IA number of
petitions for a commission of inquiry con-
cernng the alcoholic liquor traffic, for in
crease of pay to members of the Life Saving
Service. and another by Mr.. Plumb, from
the citizens of Kansas, for woman suffrage,
were presented.
Mr. Davis, Of West Virginia. from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported.
with amendments, Il bill to repeal certain
laws relating to permanent and indefinite
appropriations.
4 bill was introduced by Mr. Davis of Hi
nois, to permit Ward Hunt, Associate JUS
tce of The Supreme Court of the United
SUtes, to retire.
By Mr.. BMir-Granting pension to
LuCrctia Il. Garfield.
During the morning hour Mr.. Beck re-
sumel his remarks upon Mr.. lngalI 5 resO-
luton declaring the Pension Arrears Act
now ought not to be repealed.
At the conclusion of Mr. BGCk's remarks
Mr.. ingalls, said that, as the funding bill
had precedence to-day, he would defer
formal reply to 4 more convenient time,
The subject was accordingly passed over
for the present.
At l:2O p. m. consideration OF the Hher-
man funding bill was resumed.
The bill was discussed by Senators
Plumb, Pugh, Teller Saunders and Pen
dletOn.
Mr. Plumb agreed that the redemption
fund for United States notes ought to be
diminished. He urged that it was the
solemn duty of Congress not only to cut
uoNt o"t W., ,IS,, i''''', iii,s ,,,
- e'"to" II ,v,,4,,,' tia" ;to", or
ing 10 w ooHn,.y IA 'l, iro,,l o
il'tteSr, ere Will hcS hoinyn
reduction of the fund to SJO,O00OOO could
safely be made. To make the proposition
wholly conservative he had fixed the limit
at SlO,0OO,OOl, so as TO make full and
lPiu noi ,,re Tn y,
Soi Y. % IL Ia ~ , o,,,t Of no
reucii ot oit ".," "3 V, tn nnm
surplus [eVeiiuc ~ 9TGr i 4liu ttai aoUnG w.
Nv, anu IiMa oLa' ;',iS So'"n 5aSSn, U, ,J or
~ TritoI Stotos noins -
uNI.cT NJ ntIteS i'H'GS tSat NJ vosrs amend
W. 3',v '''''t 10 rrIislo ",nonI
men oJI,iTiS rJES % 10 tIndim'r nIl
nFt t, It m.t'IG ,,,is ,,s irannronriatr ami
Va ,.;t,,,+ tl,S I'll so,,, ,ta orn,,is,
inuo mT tbo rordinT RiiI
i9liS TI ,.i WV 0,d;,;"itinro ,,,oi.in,,
nc SHsiJo''" ira ci,nro5 tlot
a. o,ro'. "tbors hat
tito f,;ii,ro Of Tho govornmnnt 10 fnrce the
ine LttuIe VI 'iie SpN :"
omnnnt ] to tbe discredit of the banks.
| In the Ionruage of the Senator from
hrl-onsos NIr Garland thnv were
mere fiscal agents of the government, and
/ ifnot comneIlpd to take the new bonds the
/ interest of hanks would induce th,m to
! aii in nrnventinr thc establishment of
| Tho = nor cents, Ms nominal interest.
| lie was not convinced of lhe
necessity Of rerlndiug under the present
/ corditiGns nor that The poyprumpnt was
undcr ony commission to nav s. ODOOlJ in
/ interest ms proposed
Poyicv,;ur tho orarYtious of tbc hank
ir', svstG, .i rritiri-fnp MS
, in;nolitiC thc royar the
/ banl-s to contract oi,rrarc,. Mr. Puss
y,sIp az, IN .,yt,.a.i norS.itr ev.r,nirs
I ar iuN,t,an and contraction of
onrro,,ry r,,,,asentcd NV The Green
/ smcctivpIv were avccsyc, tp be
| oyoidrd and That the Democratic party
stood between these two extremes and
would keep the country on the ground Of
| safety. and here was an irrcprC-siblr conflict
/ between the extremes and it was the duty
/ of Congress to restrain both.
| The Senate at o'clock, without closing
l the debate, went into executive session,
and at 4:2O D. m. adjourned until to-mOr-
row,
HOUSE.
I Ar,,Gold of North CoroIip9. offered a
,,-ll,,tion f,r tI,c onrointmrnt or a com.
,,i,ton of fi,.c ,,,o,,Gars 10 in1,lirr into and
,,,,,, ,,,,r,,i,,, ,Il,.,rd ob,,-,s ,r,rfirrl
~, ~, T,,t,oi p,yorpa Da,,,rt-
ua ,, ~. ,,ors,, in tio siy,b collect
i',, Sigtrct of Nortb Carolina and concern
/ ina oiI otl,cr ,brIecs pnrnctrltcI i'm said dis.
ns al o'Gr %UaS'I y.,"'Ii o,icors ~, s birb
',,,,. ,,'.',. e., ,i,. T,t,rroI pcya,,r,
v,.', v,,s ~ ti'o i-,i,,i Stotos"r thn conduct ot
I i,,,,,.i i,..,.,,,,,c ot,i.,rs
~, rl-,i,'tio1 il rr.cclcl by preambIc.
| .,a,',,c ,I,at sb,rrrs Govo bocn made tbat
,,r',at 7,,,,o,,sI attopJs tho coilprfion ot
, ss,,,SIi T,,tcrn,l poycrr,c t,yes and that This
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