The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-04

name Of ArIieT, of Ohio, aud Lyman the
name OF Robinson. Of VI issurhu,eits
Thicker. Reed and CtlBu- were up-
pniuipd tpllrrs and the cleik. Morri ,ou
procerd tn call the roll, result as follows.
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hummer VA 'l. ,'En"' '"' "' 'P
p,'|7' rue vh'u OF ''''' was ""''iu
's'''rn lhn u'"l''l
'AliLI0iEs TALK.
Upon king the chair Carlisle, after
thanking the rclr s.ntutivrs for TIN
high homer conferred upon him, und
uulutiug nut that tHe l4trupp irtiunmrnt
II. ie4 the preservation OF order more
dIni.ulr .hnn oyer. u.krl the 60 opern.
t,nu'u.J .nrbaar,ure of fine hnu.r. and
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h,ar,,'.,s a.. ,I.ri,l.. how far they ,hnuid
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,r," Gur Xxx WIN. u,tInu u tli.
.,,. ,tt'.r .ubi.rt wall
H.. i,,;.,,.'n,s ,o amy iut.r,.l or even
'.n.-I ,,.,snral,lp r,risr Tor alarm nm
min. ..r,.tl,., yiI br uDrrrnhly di-ap-
nuiur,d. l\rulau.rl what the country
Ir. "a riuui 10 Nprrt il strict economy i'm
the naturalization ut every department
OF the government. Just md equal taxa
tlon tor public purposes. faithful OBJ
scryNnCc Of the limitations of the con'uIu-
ton. and scupuluue regards for the
nights and interests OF the great BODY at
the people ln order lhhi ih'Y may h' pro-
trclrd tor congress mas th' power TO- pro-
trct them 9gmn-. encl"ncNwrh,a rom
every direction. w lh,'Noi eau u" u1l,
under me rI'"ln-l'hceI su,lpTU ~. w.
US '' lle,. 'l'l, oN,. ,H','', "1aii W. w
u"ii' III Ivy lunSr,',r,', ,,"' ,,, rnaJ,,
M' ,,',' Gu''''',' NJ IN m rrn-rr,h,J ny
=" '"n, ',i ,.,,. ,ri tncu,4.
,I,,o ,nn ',n,,",ru'i,Itinnn NE hous,.' An
,I,'.n ia, iron' ,l',d nnth Of ululini.-
ir,inp was aInipi.trreI hy Kelly. the
oldest member OF rontiuuuu, service.
ana Sprtkrr Carlisle called the house Ia
order A. the s'ncs were called their
representatives came forward and quail
lied
n'l' ha'Sn, W as 'I G,r,. " 'n , iha re-.
quest that Springer bee asked TO step
ABIDE. springer stated that the governor
oi ktrsl, had forwarded him petition
signed by himself aud other state OH er-
ami "a large number of citizens, protesting
against the admission of Peters ON thr
1 guuuud that under Unconstitutional laws
| of kansas he Us ineligible Ia hul II office
I lie however Withdrew the objection and