The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20
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Senator voori w and ths Psrpetuation
Of the National DeBt.
Fsur TsxansRtyIii Part WIN Their
st Jobs.
Other National News PertainiBs 70
Texas,
Senate Deinss At Their Yesterdays
SessIoFs
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"Ias'' and Inexperienced
"0nts', Show
Up the Republican Ideas Of Civil
@ Service Reform.
Other National Nsws Notes Of Int rest.
rsur Tsxans1fSIii Part WIN Their
VA Jobs. n w
Other National News Pertainiss 70
Texas,
Senate Dsinss at Their Yesterdays
SessIor.
Experienced "Ias', and Inexperienced
"Outs', Show
Up the Republican Ideas Of Civil
Service Reform.
Other EatIonals| news |s,., setes Of Interest

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WASHINGTON, Rec iS.--lspeciai I-oena' y
tor VOORHEES, Is preparipg q rsplyto Sena-
tor Beck's recent speseh In favor OF perpes-
mating the national debt. a well posted
g., hnr ~.
fexas congressman Is nelping 70 gasner lns
| authorities Tor Voorhees 70 SHOW that the
true democracy Gbm tims immemorial, has
| sh,..h tax,a ,,,hlio Saht ana M )
opposs. nsn Ia, III - ~ ~.
tt0nal banks. aVoornees WIZ nps hpeak
until after the holidays. ~ f,A.st sss ia.
Four Texans. Leo Chalmers and A. J.
II, ! '--. I. .-..- .r.frr1., 81 sryc.,. 4
sot Austln ~ nowsIu,o nt'owsIu, " can .s An. =.
tonic, aud Mr.. H,rnbacks OF Austin Will
lose their places bv the repu blican reorgan.
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i1asiou i1asiou - .1S ~ ~ az h .,tsas ~
L y l.. Hickey was today maqe postmas-
ter of the new office Of Lowery, Banols
oountv. 4 hss&rpi cs estsiss, 'fA,Itl sia
t.1ls u ,-..s 3. -, Is, =,
Patents were t0,aay issued 70 Edgar ..
Bronson, of San Antonio, for gun, case.
ana 70 william - "ooD' % noassol' s lor :
cap tor nead Wear. ~ ~ ~ Il ssssE n, 4
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WAsHIEeToH. Dec. 16.-The following
hills vere reported from the oornmi,tsa an.
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pcinteo y" VsIouua' ~ tsass
By Mr.. Hsrrlson-Proy ytdlng for
ciyn government In Alasks,
By Mr.. Hosr--ln regard 70 the election Of
o president and WIGS president
Mr.Van Wycke offered resolution calling
upon the secretary Of tins Interior forcopies
Of mortgages given by the Texas U Pacific
railway company, % the lands granted By
tho act OF March 81, 1871; also 70 intcfin
the senate OF the names oi the railroad cor
porations claiming isnos nor earned ou'
ring the ine OF Inc TIME OF the grant. 10
gether With the number Of s1res ciaimed by
each raad. Agreed to-
A. the c3neiasicp of the morning hours
Nj Shermsp asked tor the Immediate con-
sidexatton OF Dis iesolution. offered yester'
/ +ssY, for the Esaate 20 proceed R,dn See cleo.
tion OF the Offices qt secretary ol she senate,
cnlef clerk, nslncipsi e1senliye cierki ouap-
lain and teIgesn t-st-aflns which was agreed
to,,.Ayss, nays, sV. ..,,..
Malone ard Kiddiebafger voting With the
republicans. ,t.s =. .,
I ME- sherman mqYed thAt arson " Nc
Cock b. chppsau as assretafY o. me senate.
Mr. Penqleton moved 70 an ,il snn hy suo'
stituslng ths nsme ot s. q Warrington,
Lost-~y ees, ~ nays, ~.
Thaimaip fes2,utlon wae, sgreed 10 and
~. sfr - ~ t-..s. ..-...ti... f....
elected are ssfellowe; Chief clerk, Charles
" Johnson,o of Mlapssoshi exeeotiye ciers,
Jouee H. f0nng. 0i ~, nfgtVhpihi chep-
lain. Rsq, ftiAs oe wiz huntley,oi tne Dis
trict ot Collmo mois; serEeant'at arms, W. 4.
CanRdyr Of North Carolina.
Mr.. Salisbury eailedgatteuiioE 70 the re-
seryiee act woieh they 60 highly praised
and for w1ic9 they Yotec Tney not only
took oihces WITH goeursiaileA attapheoi out
eyen the chapialnrY. -,
Mr. beck otlectsd 70 me course ei tue 70.
publicsns tn turning out bright man. OF
conspicuous abllty.and eieoung Ganaoy,
who 10 without experience. ana said II was
cred by the repuoncans, WAS more Oh
humbug when interfeIed with by them.
He asked what Was the special ntness the
new nominee had Tor the ofiice. Sherman
replied he was dong Just what the gentle
man from Kentucky lbeckl would 90 under
similar circumstances. ana 90 with q
straight lace snd vithont apology ana ne
ady was a man. ef standing aud high char
ecter, well htted ior the du'ies OF the oi-
fice a,sS - ~, i.l 'N@
The senate went in executive session. :
| Wlsn' iAe DOCS. se.s e opeaet thc-
won't into committees OF the whole. Tor the
Nipoce VI eohiaae.ht eA@> f~t3eieeAe'se- "
the new rules. 80 90. = ~
I Mr.. Cameron, OF Wisconsin, said as sew
eral OF the senators we're sbsent the con-
alteration OF the newsrules had better be
postponed, and be moved ior an aoJo
ment. Lost; p TO n. ~
The question pending was the adoption
OF the hrst OF the new rules, relating 10 the
election Of president pro tempore, and his
right, In case OF absence. 20 name ubsti-
| tufe who Ia 10 perform the dulles
| Of the char for three days. -
On motion Of Ma Garland division Of
first two clauses Of wrieh were not opj jscted
20, 10 be voted upsn separately. On the
question OF agreeing 10 the third clause,
which gives the vice-pref ident the power OF
substitution, debate arose
Mr. Bayard stated that he had not
been able 10 discharge from his
mind the grave objections which
existedS 10 this CLAUSE, and thinking
lsh.t corn nllcstfons mfQht eusue In cnre OF