The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16
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WAsmSarov, February s.-Mr Miller
and Mr. Dawes presented q petliioi Tor o
constitutional amendment 10 prOhlbll any
Abrdgcmont Of suffrage on account ol son
Mr." VaAce reported adversely RON me
naval committee, senate blll prohiDlunH
ministers of denominations having nlreWly
ak representatives on the active list rom
beinp appointed rs chapains In the navy,
and providing for four additional chnpains'
Indefinitely postponed. an -.
Mr.. Vest rcporicd layorably n bill for Il
public building u. Frankfort, Kentucky
After an informal discussion by Senators
Morgan and Allison upon the suliciency OF
the re ponse made by the secretary OF war
To MIR. Morgans resolution calling Tor the
report of the mixed board of ordnance, the
RESPONSE referred to was read 1t states
unon the authority of the president OF the
hoard. that IL is impracticable to make a iull
report at this time but that the board eX-
poets to made such report before the end Of
the present fiscal year.
Mr.. Morgan characterized the response as
i'm the nature of an evasion OF the inquiry
and snobbing the senate. lie remarked
that he had been informed that some OF the
heavy guns ordered to be built by the gov,
eminent and costing SGO,OOO piece mao
burst when being tested, and he would IN
sist upon having the facts,
Mr.. Allison explained that under the act
crea'ims ~ ,no, lie duties until July
NV III os fnll response upon
tti,o " action Of the board on the resolution
called for was not in possession of the Sec
retarv of war, and no more satisfactory
aei iip,od ooviI I've now rendered.
ee,fU" ITo,vlcv had read an explanatory
Ill III. frn,, ths chief of ordnance, and the
,,"ttar vns then passed over without fur
i ih Gns '''o'' r'''''
Vile NJ MN roii offered resolutions, which were
~ - 10 ornLln him 10 sneak llpOn
lflu oIea r,o .o dircctin@ the secretary of
49, 49, 70 institute NEGOTIATIONS for a reci-
snni,v treatv with the states of Central
PiE'n! I,hy knnr;co. also declaring
anu oo tIand f,ith ~ The limited States re-
.ii'v va, oyacution Of tbe obligations i'm
I'LL I'LL h, The treaty. with Spain. in 1879, for
RS sino,, Of Eiorido Inv the payment with
tUe ceSsloi ~ 10 I9, Iossec and dam
oa odi Udrated nv the United States tr-
iaT,noi
Mr. Uoar renortod from the committee on
MI. Il ~; iioate Of The oririnaI bilI. sub
st;tnte which was referred, providing for
s 9bo re,roynNent TO the state of Georgia
Sa9 Sot, dvonced Nv said state for
or,, nl or bnr frontiers aralnst the In
tt i ueAe'i'' VI -'-
ul srin ,o+o AZ .9o rasumed tbe copsidera-
ne tiin rasointinn declaring that the
.ioii y, Wv. a.roars law ouSht not to be re-
PoaInd md Mr. RIair in it's favor made an
Prrr'n,ent r. illustrate The correctness of the
aihuii;tJInS w ',rou which the arrears are
Ppii ad "p0"
oaSGu yost submitted and had read a state
nenV Wy thn law at s30l o6i 453 and pro
ooodi Jo 90 -. an eioonent speech in sup.
ceeueL w. ~ Iii ond nfnrincinles underlying
our nension laws.
o''i Py;an',Suion followed norticipated in by
a uiSS" I'D n,tlor
49,, IL nronrietv of making the declara-
Hon in renard to 1ensioning soldiers of the
S Sioi 40 T7ar moro snecifics in view of the
M 1;stir,a nrovisions of the law.
NJ inraIls finally assented to the sugges-
tion of Mr.. Butler 70 allow the resolution to
tioii ", w. ,,nt;i to.morrow. adding that he
IA 90 mon the understanding that a vote
uiu 81 t I ba taken mon it.
WIZ hiIison asked Whether the under
. m ,,.os hinding and the chair replied
stiu,E h m?o an or1er Of the senate its eff
fectiveness was doubtful.
The resolution was then laid aside in
coa,o1I,, -
loF Tha rsr,o inder of the dav was occupied
ne ne nnsS;ng Of senate bills not objected
IN tne l h;ioi, 6SrI,, three we're of more than
10, " m; ;,,,nrost' These were the following
Passls ini eo0i Ia for the filling up,
dr Approp and placing in good sanitary con.
Draining a a pno,,nds sontb NJ the csnitol.
oltloh 81. u i Iina Of The old canal.
alSng tne i.no , u rat;f,, the agreement sinh
10 a0IeP' .Ia Crow Indians of Montana
f et ~ nf a nortion of their reservation
Ior ttie say " an REORGANIZATION to carry the
anu " iiiaNo GA "fi
IL establish norris of delivery at Kansas
10 esta ol pot,i, M;ssnrri
ClIy anu o.' ooSvpn n,cIocI wont into OK.
Inc senate d. soon ' af,ar "d;nnrnaI
ecutVe sessioii anu Su ,.ur, enrr,cr
sLNAio of Sanator Ve 10 remarks
IN tne oouisu 81 H. rons;nn Ier;sIation he
IN me senate o,i one p;m y,reseStnd bv the
SAID tHe haheu J ue1ii oni ~ tha un;on
TesolutlGi, was ID nrnhons rece;ve this
thelr Wiu0 Ss any t anuorrment9 He
amount from the so'erii''i Tnr,c,do,at.
(Nest) nag pevn III ,,hoin so,,,
honestly ana earnestly stt H. i na, m,o wbich
devoted 10 .he success u e,,'I u e" antioned
to-day TINS piece Oh Pers t o n,seU
that he might state III the mus U.s. e'n ,bat
manner anu ~ tni' p tae mi
he hau a uos,,t,s IF that Surrender
and legltimaieee lesur's VI , ,mio thar he
without quaiiilcatioii u, Yi . enonio Of the
had ever sniu ;ia' q" thot iher micht
south ;, asks IS e"aT r"e orast in
h believed TO nave oeea h naI'se on ~
Pr devot0h 10 tne Nonieie ,ao, tSo,, nc.
Nnest in their statements Una. ..ey ~
cepted the lcSu ~ iGsLad oil
their deiaa,; those VINO i'Neu -
ana IosI =; az Ill ba accordad NV every
this, and II woulu pe accoTueu us y
just and generous MINI, o " s,,coos
and Legitimate consequence y, my sSO ',',S,
of the union arms was the payment on Pen
sions and bounty TO those whose Ea,,'r ~ ar,
heIoism gave thG victory 20 we n', ,.,'I Il.
He (Mr. NesD had been mem e. 81 II,
Confederate senate ana u. IN oi,e ' Ie ,ronlf
of God, his cause nau succeei',t, ne ILL.,
have voted 10 the e survIor ,,r -, vas Headed
b1gades whose tattered gray Was neau ;o,,
by Lee and JacKsoA agalhst the uL'o ~
lines, every dollar OF money, every aoIe - ~
land, until thelr lust ueunanus nau 'eI,
satisfied. STANDING mere to-uay ny