The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
NEWS CONDENSED.
DorNos OF CONGRESS-.

NEWS CONDENSED.
DoINos OF CONGRESS-.
Tim bin 10 prevent tho importation Of
spurious teas passed ths Senate on the 26th
nlt resolution was adopted requesting the
President to Give any information Ill regard to
the agtsemyn. ul European Ministers ut Iimai,
rrr monta Yer. granted 10 he widows Of Rear
Aimtral heaam III aud Gen. Warren
I'm Tho o, r,ssds", !, ''s The ss"as &C
Minister IL Persia; Mskham Hoffman. Minister
To Denmark, l4aaiua II. faeta, Minister to totca;
and Dwight I, Reed, Consul General NJ Madrid.
In the House. n resolution reported from the
Committee I'll Rules hs Mr. Reed. by which tile
Tariff hill eonla lie taken up aud PASSED without
debate nfecinItatcd warm partisan debate.
sition ~ n oftme AGAINST the American paolle
AMI Mr. blackburn said 81 Jealous were the
founders III iha Government ~ control 81 thu
On the continent should revenue hills originate
except IN the American House IT Commons.
VT thi- rule proposed that revenue bill shall
originate In The S1nate. and the representatives
Of the people be denied an opportunity to discuss
IT, Mr.. 1ax denounced II ~ an ontfacr upon the
American pealae. other dennnrtatuiy speeches
followed from the Democratic side of the House,
when tho resolution WAS brought to vote.
The Democrats retfanea from voting. thus
breaking n quorum. AMI defer,ng further nc.
introduced In the House n retaatory bill TO
prevent the importation Of acleterious wines
from Germany, Mr. Robinson presented
Joint resolution 10 secure the cession OF Ireland
10 tho United states by purchase or otherwise.
RESOLUTION was adopted by the Senate
on the a7th ult,. directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury ii report the sums paid 10 special or
assistant attorneys hy the Department Of Justice
last YEAR 4 message was received announcing
the non ronenrrene. " the House IN the action
Il the senate on the Internal Revenue and
Tariff hill, and committee q conference vas
appointed comprising Messrs. Morrill,, sherman,
Na,srh. Hazard AMI licck. Mr. Voorhees, pre-
scented several kilograms from printers
any action IL exclude union"
printers from the Government printing office
David Davis rad notice IT his Intention 10 re-
Sign the Presidency nra fem, SATURDAY, March
IN the House. the resolution W Mr.. Reed, pro-
wiling that 4 majority may take the senate
Tain hin from the Speakers table and send Y
ii liz i2D IL ~ The Democrats generally
resraincd from voting. The Speaker appointed
~ such COMMITTEES Mrsssa Kelley, Mckinley.
Haskell. Randall AMI Carlisle Mr.. Hammond.
IT ocas1ia, offered resolution To the effect that
the Senate. untler the form of an amendment
10 the Internal Revenue It'll. had proceeded
Is invade the constitutional prrrogattse ~ the
House by attaching r,visian to the tafia, and
thar the bill should lie on the table
and thu senate he notified IT the same
Mr. Haskell shen offered substitute III the
which resi,,s that the Hoas. hin has been so
mudinrl under the color u amendments that,
IN the opinion of the House. 1t is believed 10 be
IN conflict With the true intent aud purpose Of
the constitution, and, therefore, II Is resolved
that, IL the Till shall he referred 10 a
conference sram,'ee saa ssmm',s ssr msS
and necessary. take the question Of cons,itu-
,ionAl rrcresa,ise into consideration. and
may na. an s rs ssae 'Ae rssae TO n, the
Republicans supporting and the DEM
ccrafs opposing Mr., Haskell's substitute, TWAS
finally aanp'sd-lss 10 Colour proteciianist
Democrats voting In the affirmative. and one
Republican. McSoid. of Iowa, voting asain>, II.
rnisnr was quite scene in the Senate on
the assh nit. On aeeann, Of the action ~ the
House in passing the Reed resolution. Mr. Gar
land, IT Arkansas asserted that the House had
III thai resolution rniaaeea the right ~ the
ssaase 70 put taiin legislation anon tic Little
r ssss' as saa ,ss he ssns,a to VA" send
eunteee.s IL confer mon rrclu-
iicra question. He TIM offered = resolution
a,fvpsin. the Senate contefses To ask the House
members u the committee il they raised the
question ~ the rsht Of The Senate. and, IL they
did, IL report hack to I'll, senate for further in.
s,sns,sns Mr. Eamsa sa and Other The H."
ocrass. led hy Mr. Garland. support.
ing il, The resolution was adopted hy
aNase u u toa1 Tho BIN to Mer,aS. the ren-
stans ST une@arn,ea and one~lccgsd soldiers was
passed. Mr.. Es,mands made an adverse report
IN the HOUSE Hill u restore 70 american citizen
shsr sub lyr>ens - my. hrrn na' n IN
rllaei IL sesse on tho tariE conference COM
misses. anA Me~~rs. Morrison and Tucker
successfully INFUSED 4 taer thu. position, Mr.,
RIVER AMI Iiarhar hill WAS discussed Tor twelve
hours. hat no conclusion was reached. The
conference committees on the larlf hill me- in
thu evening, hat ~ III. House csatsases had
lisattai,on lsacsl on tivsr ar&3ca Spnasar~ RaN@
ART ansl Resk refused ~ refaaia, and Rsrtt~ent~
alive tagasle soon lett the raat, The seven
h.sh~taala men w.ut forward With the work II
revision,
I'm senate passed the sunary civil ap-
rropria,icn On the Is, inst The Democratic
senators refused to have ANYTHING further to ao
with tho tasla business, After Mes>rs. Rayar,,
and sask hal given their reaSans rstn>tnc 10
serve aa the conferences eamMtttes, the ffesi~
ens M ten, sas>s'ss,sels appointed Messss,
Nooravvs aud M,nhnr>on, Morgan anu noraaan,
DAVIS saa Jonas ami katler AMI MaNss, each Of
MhaM ,se.lnca ~ sscpt he honor, Thu chair
,aea sarm.dts the kspaaicaa side and called
Int they reused Me~>r~. Malone AMI Mrnall
Mcss ladassi 10 ssssrt The House PASSED tAs
Riset and iiarhog AUGMENTATION It'll Mhal. his
measure WIS under consideration scrns III The
widest excitement ccv0srest The item ar
rs0psisttas Sesea Tor tie Improvement
u thy sasramsasa river Vas rad, wacsenpan
NJ. Van Nashas, II New York, said nobody Int
gambler ami ent~sAsast would think III tack
inc - the hill such an item, This Was thrust
Al Mr. iA-s. os california. whom he hal called a
taale~slslsvg the previous evening The words
MVre taken down. at the request of Mr., Hosr.
aud Mr.. Mei.anc osf.scsl resolution ~ cNral-
ssc0. After several m.Me,fs had spoken. Mr..
Van Nvrh,s disrlstmed all intention II being
personal - ANYBODY, Withdrew the offensive
wossis, and alselasiscd IL tho House, Mr. Her
bert iasisssd on expulsion. on which the vote
eteod Is to -
MA vote OF = to 81 the Senate, at its ses
sion On March :, adopted the rceert of the con.
s.svaer commislee On the Senate Tariff and Rev.
.nae hin, aar Democrat onr independent, and
Mr., Malone, III N.f@iuia. Noted NTH the ma.
t0sits. while Mr., Naa Nsek, ~ Nebraska. Voted
S.sslnss the hill Mr., merrill cSgAainea the r..
tsts u the Senate H. ~ais tise proposed
r~tastsun MsS estimated 1T about tss,tsst tssA
Mr. Beck made a nosS speech ia opposition
10 the adoption ~ the repoSt, This
sepcst, ke said, APPEARS ~ ~ simply an In.
crease oi aasS alsan every article the .ammlftes
attempted 10 touch SeSeelat uRe ST Two ansal ost.
ant onc~A os the rates In the hsl PASSED IN the
senate. Knew frosn she hesiaaing that v,
would set wNgSe esli than either the House q,
SITUATE desired Mr., hazard characterized The
tvlsers as most lame and nnsoseas CONCLUSION
~ winter spent IN framing saraa
the conference IN Increasing the duty OF
iron, steel and Mealen guvy~, and, as return |,
the taxpayer Tor sll THIS, putting heop>pcle< on
thcfrce list, In the House, the hill 10 Permit
tho consolidation Ut the Southern Pacific am
other reads WAS aescssel, blll Ma> la~ssss II
adjust the salaries of res,ms>'crs Mr.. reoSt
II Missouri. WAS voted oas of his scat, and Mr.
ScssaaEhaas was sworn in,