The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-01
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- xsa..ala.lsh iIIl ws= discussed
49, - sIafsh ~. No. fieek fepiy'hH -
Il ~ snIna IlI,efally Intn the labuf
~ wv Y, ~ a,essni taflH eHeet& The bIIi
~. = e.s, 4 pfUtesl against tlie rHs1Hae
y, Wa z ,saf h,f tobacco bII was pfr.riitrd
w ussas message ff1iH tiis President
zsfelsed and ffieFtea ann"uneihk
sa1ss vtfe sent " ofnhha uh ~
Iliy z n WI sss s.atn ffnn domestic violence.
ass I'M making further .Hpufupfia
s.sis ao,d ralief WIS reported With rec.
aip.ls,as, Ivy WIN thai fhu IIGiisr .reeede frun
zs.r'sat snthofxlna siAu NJ rAft ~ the
~ ~ ss,r,,1fhnf, leveeH agreed 10. In the
Hff 49,. : a. /. fassIItIna4 HtftiRRia 10 set
rnias ~ eba consideration NJ the Ucneva
- lal vi 4 small minofity refused to vote.
\ bfsntInK the quorum
...sexrvrs 10 the House bill creating
.s.,ssI M. saving stations were discussed
y ssnsts, March u, afterwhieli Mr. Morgan
" y ~ rcses.ify of prompt tariff revision
~ aa',s,aitiee ~, II Congress In preference 10
a's.nission. Mr.. I'endlcton proposed mn
s~"sut t0 the Constitution making post.
49, iinlted states Marshais and Judges
rerts II the United Stntrs Courts cleo
nils we're passed 10 es,An,i,n n 2 r.li. w.
.sass and wisconsin; abolishIng Fort
'asscsbic military reservation; 10 remedy
go II the law Of Inst year for the sale Of
s',ssinder OF the Otoe and Missouri res.
l,.sa IN kansas and Nebraska, with an
.sdrsnt protecting the rights 0f those oil
s,.,Ss wbo were not 10 have been re-.
.sa I'm the House, the resolution
y sdsnsed making the Geneva award bill a
s.isi orier for April II. When the Chinese
4 ssms M. Mr.. Butterworth. Of Ohio. com.
ss,sd an the evils flowing from unrestricted
smigraion. asserting that both the Repub.
~ snd Democratic parties, in convention
~mbIsd, had declared against u. He did
4 want the epiiaph to b. written over thc
ssperous people who lost their own
ssaom m attempting 10 give liberty TO NIL
vorid.r Laid over. A minority report
a she fyommItfee.0n Territories was pre-.
pssd opposing the admission OF Dakota,
Tur consular and diplomatic appropria.
m Mn, With an amendment increasing by
! ID, ,hs amount set apart for State Depart.
N, contingent expenses. passed the Senate
.rrh I, LIN the Ifouse the Secretary oi
n ~ called on for information ms 70 what
,,sher dood relief Is required. The Chinese
m ~ taken up and Mr.. washburn adyo.
sisd Il A 4 means OF preventing the great.
nj Al dangers--thc degradation OF labor
Kasson gave notice Of amendments IA
kltcs Inc bill "n harmony with the history
,be country" An allusf0n to the fugitive
~ law brought rctort from Mr.. Ham.
Sond. II Georgia. An amendment was Of.
ssd limiting the operation OF the law to ten
eafr instead Of twenty.
il ,he Senate, March %, tho bills IN rela-
N % The Venezuela award were indefinitely
osvoued. The resolution for reciprocity
NY With Mexico was referred 10 Commit.
ou Foreign Relations. The Indian nppro-
rslion bill came from committed. with
uendmenis Increasing the aggregate
nouni 10 81 ,sg7 900. .....In the House, debate
nlhe Chinese bill was resumed. Mr. Rich.
don, Of south Carolina, and Mr.. Wise, oI
sanyisania, spoke In favor Of the bill. and
h Morse and Mr.. joyce opposed IL
Itny members gave their views upon tho
ksasurr, and finally Mr.. PAGE brought tho
Esbaie 10 q close. In tho course Of his re.
eafks be said he witnessed scene the other
laI-he saw one Of the lobbyists Of a corpor.
Mn rak In and congratulate member
shphsd denounced this bill. "The SIX Chi
~ Companies. through their agents In thi,
NJ. warmed in every corridor Of the Capt
y, and had for weeks" lie knew two rail.
~ toiporations that had united 10 defeat
NJ bai A number Of amendments wero re.
-, and the blu finally passed by vote ol
EbN.
InR bill authorizing the construction of 1
Esdst over the Missouri River at or near Ar
'ps Epck. No., passed the senate, March "a
ne llie.saving service bill was debated
znsnded. and passed--lG 10 8. Mr.. Kellogg
rpcrted bill approprintlng 5000 900 foI
ns Improvement of the navigation OF the
Alszissippl and Missouri RiyeN, IS 600, ,00l
= y expended on tho Mississippi anc
Smm on the Missouri, IN accordance
szh The plans recommended by tho Missls
4Ffi kisrr Commission. The tariff commits
fza dlsepssion was resumed. and Mr. Miller
<sH York, gave some reasons for his belle
r'ptrction. lie said he feared that unlcsi
Ea1 sonihcrn members amended their view
= ~ izsue they would be left at home.
y uaasc passed n number Of private bills
~ rituing 10 court OF claims the claim o
nItn q the RUN Albemarle. Adjourned
nti Tie fth.