The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-02
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ron buuInlllV" I'7"lu'l"n7 '"in'"''""I""'
NJ tie late senator Carpenter.
Eulopip4 uuOu Mr. Ctrpputpr were deli,
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cu Wy "vs''7' '".lv'""' '"''"nl' '"H"'
| Kellogg, Bdynrd, EdmundS ana DAVIS, q
| Illinois. some of which were very beauti,u
and rnlI or lcoling
wv" '"'' VI "'''"S'
AT l;lo p. M, upon the adoption % TIT
resolutions, the Senate. rs q further test
IRONY of respect for the deceased, adj
| odrned.
HOUSE.
On motion of Reed, of Maine, IN,
Senate bill permitting Associate ,IIl u,
Hunt, of the United States Supr. me Coat
| TO retire was taken from the Speakel's tab,
for present consideration. Reed O.:
blamed the provisions of the bill, and ther
yielded the floor to Townsend, of Iii
nois, who opposed it, first, because IL would
set dangerous preceueiit second oechuse
irihnSaI to nresnme thai one Of lis mem.
bers would for a pecuniary consideration be
induced to do what IL was his duty to the
PeWuP ons W Uo' rorrossoo o,oo onnosod
the Bill.
The debate was continued by dozen
m sri about equaliy dlylueI 90. .u 90
A maio itv If tbe RenubIicons Voted In Tho
,iimativc and the body of Democrats in
ne negative
number OF executive com'lunlcatlons
were then read ana referred, among them II
letter rom The Secretary Of the Treasury
transmitting an estimate OF the, appropria-
tons required by the various departments
to complete the service OF the ilscal year
I
| aSSregat'nS S23 l00tJO.
At O'Clock all business was suspended
ana the House proceeded TO pay IT'S last
| tribute OF respect 10 lhe memory OF Ine lalc
Senator Ma Jew IL. Carpenter, OF WlsGoh-
sin. Eulogieg were thea delivered by has-
1on, OF Iowa, DunneIl, OF Minnesota, Orth,
o Indiana, RobeSon, OF New Jersey, Tyler,
20 Vermont, and ButterWorth, OF ONO, and
|nt at 3:45 p. M, the House, out OF respect
20 the memory OF deceased, adjourned.
SENATE.
w,eu,xcrov Jopporv oG-Nr RutIer
presented Hheihorlal lIoih 'lc lIesiueht
of the Chamber of Commerce, of Charle
ton South Carolina with an accompanvion
lotion from General Gilmore for further
ieVIcr from oenerai ol'iiore lol lul'nei
appropriation for work on the jetties in
Charleston harbor. The letter, which was
cod ,,r,,od tbo rocossitv of = mora Iihorol
e"'' u 50. ''' -1U'''S - -,,'io i''''''
appropriation lor inc WORK, SO that IL may
not be temporarily stopped for want 0l
funds
motion nv Mr. ANTHONY for adjournment
from TODAY Til Monday was neqntiyed
mon the call of yeas and NAYS, demnnded
hy Mr. Ingalls-34 to n
an Foreign Relations, renorted with amend.
ment. a Bill to enforce the treaty stipula.
tions reloting To Chinese immigr1tion Uc
oove NOTES that he would ask 70 have ,he
FIJI tol,en nm on "Wednesday
The bill ms renorted rom tbe committee
provides that from and AFTER the
eynipation of sixty DAYS newt after date M
its enactment, and until the expiration o!
tynntv wears from the same date thn COM
inc of Chinese laborers to The iTmted states
sh9ll he suspended. and that dnring such
snsncnsion r. shall NOT he Lawful E,r INV
Chinese lnhorer tn come nr hovir'', IN ro,,,,,
after the eynirntion of said siytv nnvsto re,
main within The limited states
The second srction nrovidcs that any
master of anv vessel who shall Lring within
,ho ;t,riSdirI;on Of tho I7nitad St5tos anv
mi; ESQ lohorer from any fornicn no,:t
ALL bn liable 70 f1n of
S5GS for earh Chinese Iahnrer so
Groupht and NAV also he imnrisoned f,r a
form moi eyceeding one vear It il nrn.
vidad however, HAT the two foragoing sec-
lions shall NOT annIv to onv Chinesc l5bor-
ers who were in lie United STATES on the
nth of November, 1880, the date of the last
LitLcr within thc siytv days ohnve mon.
Toned. and who shall produce 10 the Col.
ioctor of lilo mort where tbn vessel arrived
cnrtoin nrascribed evidence nj his
Goim" enititied 70 ovemntion Tho
biil also provides that oll Chinese
enhiects wh6 ore entitled under tbe treaty
fo come into and reside in the Limited
states such ms merchants teochers SIN.
So'to ond travaierS ond tboir Saryonts
SLoil he reonired IN eybihit Mt the mort n,
sntrv nossnorts from the Chinese Govern.
mont fIIlv identifying them and sRowinp
tLat thnv holonG to one Of tbe ey'
enntad class which nossnorfs must also he
annroved nv orr dinIomatic REPRESENTATIVES,
i'm t'hino or the limited states consulate nj
nort of dennrture Tho rcmninder of the
XII eIohorateiv nrescrihes Tho raonisite
,nn,l,ircry nf reciiitrotion o;c FIR c,Irviug
;te nrnvisions intoefTrct
iii was introduced nv Mr. Ropsom far
rnhlic buiIdings M Ashland and Greens.
horn North Catalina
Also hv Mr. Norgnn Cn,. a nublic buiIl-
in,, ~ IIirIsvilIe AInbomo
lter the ,norning business the Senate
ot i5,Io n m resumed Tho considerotion of
the sherman Three Per Cent Bond Bill
and MIR sherman uroceeded to close
tho debate on the hin incidentally
discussin~ revenue and toyotion
lie favored nm carly reJnction
~ toyas bolinvinr tLot Con,r.ss
vo,,IL yiolate nn2lic dniv n n
did NOT ~ his session, sccurc
Sncb reJuctinn Tho nucs,inn WINS os to
wIat internol tnyes ou,,ht Ia he rcncolod
Wr Sborn1an sail no tj1vored The rancal of
iii ,.,rrnI Ihal unon wbi.Ev. tohacco and
hnor liz would inclnie The iox on n1aicbes
and the stomntax maxine in ali a total rc-
l,,,;,,, ~ 81 uon iOo ~ ,,.o,,I1 10, ro,.i I,
III. i',i ~
,ocossit, Of an ,.arly rasrra,,',e,,,nt of Tho
d,,;os ~, ~ s,,,'ar irn,, al stan1
W6oD AZ 1Sh,r,,,, "oncIndad tl,o c,,oi-
s,hrni,tsd a nnmher Of Eyecntiye c,p,,'u.
,,iantin,,s ,,a,,sr,itti,1, ro,,or,s and dnir-
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