Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-24

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nestle animals.
The Tariff Commission bill then came up,
and Garland made speech favoring refer.
ence of the subject of tariff to the members
of Congress rather than to the experts ap.
pointed by the President.
Vance moved an amendment to the bill,
directing that in tho selection Of Commits
sioners the President shall give reprei enta-
ton to the agricultural end manufacturing
interests in proportion to the capital invested
and the number of persons engaged therein.
The bill then went over.
After an executive session the Senate ad-
jourued.
House OF Representatives Chinese
Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, March 23l.-Wedne,d days
session was continued, and the debate on the
Chirese bill resumed.
Richardson favored the bill, aud Morse,
Dupnel, Orth and Joyce opposed it.
Thursdays session was then opened.
Dunnell, from the Committee on WAYS
and Means, reported back the bill to amend
the laws relating to internal revenue. Cal
endar.
The discussion Of the Chinese bill was then
resumed by Pacheco and Townshend of Illi-
nois in favor, and Robinson OF Massachusetts
against it.
An amendment reducing the term of sus.
pension to ten years was rejected-131 noes
against 100 ayes.
An amendment reducing the term of sus-
pension to fifteen years was rejected-99
against 81.
Curtin of Pennsylvania then spoke earn.
estly in advocacy of the bill, and was much
| applauded.
Cannon of Illinois followed on the same
side.
Al o'clock toe previous question was de-
manded, which was seconded by practically
unanimous vote.
One hour being allowed for closing the de.
bate, Page yielded ten minutes to Robinson
to finish his remarks.
Page closed the debate, and the House, at
5:l5, passed the bill without amendment by
1T ayes against 65 noes.
Following is the vote in detail:
Ayes-A1ken. Aldrich, Armfel5, Atkins,
Baynr. BelfoEd, Belmont Berry, Bingham,
Blackburn, Blanchard, Bliss, Blount, Brewer,
Brumm, Buckner, Burrows of Missouri. But
terworth, Cahel, Caldwell, Calkins. Camp
bell, nnon. Cassidy. Caswell Chalmers,
Chapman. Clark, Clements, Cobb, Converse,
Cook, Cornell. Cox Of New York, Cox OF
North Carolina, Covingtor, Craveps. Culher.
SOB, Curtin. Darrell, Davidson, Davis of Hi
uo;s, Davis Of Missouri, Demott, D. lister,
Dszeadorf, Dibfle, Dibrell, Dowd, Dugro,
E-mebtroux. Etrett, Fa.well OF Illinois, Fin
lison, Geddes, George, Gibson, Guenther,
Guater, Hammond of Georgia, Hardy,
II armer, Harris of New Jersey, Hszsl-
tine, Hatch, Haz lt,~, Holman, Herndon,
Hewett Of New York, Hill. Hiscock. Hob
litzel, Hope, Holman, Horr, Houck, House,
Hubbell. Hubs, Hutchins, Jones of Jexas,
JOKES of Arkansas, Jorgenson, Kenna, King,
Klotz. Knott. Lldd, Leedon. Lewis, Marsh.
Martin, Nilsson, Mcclure, EicCook, McKen-
zie, McAinley, McLaue, Mcmillan. Miller.
Mills OF Texas, Money, Morey. Moulton,
Paul, PaYson, Feeble, Phelps, Phister,
Pound, Randall. Reagan, Rice CT Missouri,
Richardson, Robertson. Robinson, Rasecrsns,
Scranton, Shellenberger, SherwiD, Simontou.
Singleton of Mississippi, Smith of Pennsyl-
vania, Smith Of Illinois, Smith of New Yolk,
Sparks. Spsulding, Speer, Springer, Stock
slayer, Strait, Talbot, Thomas, Thompson
of New York. Tilmsn, Townsend of Ohio,
Townshend of Illinois, Tucker, Turner of
Georgia. Turner of Kentucky, Updeeraff of
Oaio, Upson, Valentino. Vance, Vanhorn,
Warner, Washburne, Weber, Wellborn,
Whitthorne. Williams of Alabama, Willis,
Wise Of Virginia. w. A. Wood Of New York
III.
Noss-Andersoh, Barr, Bragg. Briggs,
Browne, Buck, Camp. Candet, Carpenter,
Chaoe. Grape. Cullen, Dawes, Deering, Ding
ey, Dupnell. Dwight. Farwell of Iowa,
ont, Hal. Hammond of New York, Har.
dspbsrgb, Harris Of Massachusetts,, Haskel,
Hawk, Henderson, Hepburn. Hooker,
Humphrey, Jacobs, Jenes Of New Jersey,
Joyce, K4sson, Ketcham, Lord, McCord,
Morse, Norcross. 0rtb, Parker. Rsnney, Rica
r. L. Il. u -
son OF New York. Richie. Robinson of Mas
Spoone- Stone, Taylor Thompson of Iowa,
Tyler, Updeeraff of Iowa, Urner, Wads-
worth, Wait, Walker, Ward, Watson, WHITE
Williams Of Wisconsin-65.
The Anii.ChInese Trlumph-The Question
of Veto.
WASHINGTON, March 25i-The long and
difficult struggle for the affair ment of ef-
fective legislation to restrict Chinese immi-
grafton was brought to triumphant conclu-
sion this afternoon, for in view of the over
whelming majority by which the bill was
passed by the House of Representatives,
superadded to the practically two-thirds vote
by which it passed the Senate, there is no
longer any talk about veto, and even if the
President were capable of entertaining such
al IDEA, the bill would unquestionably be
passed over bis veto.
Anfi.PoIyeamy Bill Approved by the
President.
WASHINGTON, March 23i-The President
has approved tie an;ipolygamy bill.
The Peruvian Company Invesiigafion-
shipherd sfilI on the Stand.
WASHINGTON, March 23i.-The exsmina-
ton of Shipherd was resumed this morning.
He stated that he would waive the technical
objection he had raised. and would state that
the Senator 70 whom he alluded was Blair of
New Hampshire He further stated that
with one exception there was no other Sena-
tor or member of Congress who had been in
any way interested as counsel or been ap-
preached with views of securing hi, services.
This gentleman, Shipherd said, was asked to
act as counsel, and declined on the ground
that he might be called upon, as a member of
Congress. to pass upon the claims of the
Peruvian Company. With this exception
and that of the Senator named. there was no
other instance Of any efforts to secure the
services of member OF either house of Con-
gress.
Bleunt inquired, "What were your reasons
for employing Senator Blair as counsel! Was
il on account of his relations with the Secre.
tary of State, or simply in his capacity as an
atSnrney?'
Witness replied that he would like to re-
serve his answer until the Committee should
have decided whether this matter should be
gone Into at the present time.
Blouut then asked what was the induce
meat which impslled him to seek the services
Of the memt er Of Congress who had declined |;
| whether 1t was on sccount Of his supposed
| iofluer CO with the Executive, or for the pu..
pose Of obtaining his advice as . lawyer.
The Witness said. eft vas for reasous