Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-08

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J. II. E>TIIL, savannah ga.
The ..barons" are praying piteously 10
ba allowed 10 continue their roles Of almo-
,,srs Tn tbf. .-hornv-hauded' sons Of toll.
bill 10 tax telephone companies > per
cent. of their annual receipts has been
flvorablv reported in the Indiana Senate
Editor Hastings paralyzes the public
with the statement that the President us
terrorized by New York journalist
send for fighting PHIL
Cbambord's death would tend largely to
clear the political sky Of France. Inc
collapse Of the Legitimists would he H.
Simultaneous upon his demise.
Aenostic Minis conception Of the role
of Hamlet led TO the fracture of one OF ms
ribs the other night. The ex-divine VIII
nrobablv revise his views of the character.
And now they say that Ferry is count
inc ON Democrats to pull him through.
Strange that Michigan Republicans for
3 yet the-claims Of that monumental patriot
Jay Abel Hubbell.
II is charged that Vincent not only got
AWAY with Alabama's cash, but carried
off his official bond. If he had had more
time he might have taken the vault along.
1t was cOnsiderate " him to leave II be-
hind.
State senator stewart, of Pennsylvania,
recently introduced bill in the State
Legislature. by request. to prevent candi-
dates from s0licitingvOt or from employ
ing others to solicit votes in their behalf
Mr.. Stewards constituent is positively IN
advance of the age.
just before Mr.. Cannon moved TO sus-
pend the rules Monday. to take up the
legislative. executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill, eX-Speaker Randall, who
had been prominent in debate all during
the day. disappeared from the hall and
did not appear before adjournment.
The Boston Star remarks: savannah
is TO have one Of these centennial celebra-
lions Of some kind. to begin next Mon
dav and keepup for two days. Process
siOnizing is to be the chief feature.
GeOrgians calculate on getting good
deal more than '.prOcessionizing' out OF
the affair.
The Republican majority in the Con-
nectfcut Legislature are wrestling with the
prohibition question. of which they can
not make head or tail. Between the Ger
man vote and the prohibition element in
his own party. the average Northern Re
publican thinks he is between the devil
and the deep sea sure enough.
at is a physical impOssibility 10 pass
tariff bill at this season." is remark
uttered i'm effect by Congressman Reed
Republican prOtectiOnist from Maine, and
Congressman Carlisle, Democratic free
trader frcm Kentucky. \ reflection q
the Philadelphia Press. Why doest Kelley
pitch his bill in the waste basket, thenf
Mr.. Conklins was in Washington again
last week and met Dewitt {. Wheeler,
who once applied 10 him to get the appoint
ment Of Second Assistant Postmaster
General from President Garfield, and the
New York Senator remarked: For
Heavens sake, man. get some place where
they won't turn a calcium light on YOU
..Cint'' was hardly battered by Roscoe's
hrusqueness.
Mr.. Kelley did not fare very we'll yes
ter,iay i'm the House, his motion to in
crease the duty ON iron ore being lost after
a Ions debate. by 81 majority, and all ef-
forts 10 change the bill in relation to pig
iron being likewise fruitless. 1t Is much
easier 20 lead Ways and Means Com
mittee. uaeked by = Speaker in the in
terest Of Il high tariff. than TO control,
especially about this time, whole House.
The senate yesterday. on motion Of
senator Vance. removed 50 far IS it could
the intelligence Of the people IN the shape
of the .duty on books, pamphlets. other
printed matter, maps, charts, etc. Moth
ing but the pressure Of mighty war
could ever justify tax Of this kind;
though 1t might stay on the statute book
E1ntil the crack o doom before the Repub-
lican party would undertake its abolition.
Mr.. Hardenbergh. of New Jersey. is the
Democrat who by his vote made the
quorum in the House Of Representatives
last summer when the Southern Demo
Gratis were Ousted. This same gentleman
voted last Monday to suspend the rules
and pass the legislative appropriation
bill. and also 10 call up the tariff bill not
later than next week. in the latter case.
a Republican paper said he voted ''bOidly
and loudly, as if in defiance Of his party"
A Democrat will represent the Jersey City
district in the next House, in place of Mr..
Harienbergh-
The tariff question is certain now to be
thrown into the next Congress, in the
opinion Of the New York Times. That
paper not only declares that President
Arthur will De justified in calling an
extra session OF Congress for the purpose
of considering the question, but it seems
TO advise such n course. 1t says: the
people have elected majority of the
House from the Democratic party, with
the expectation that they would settle
this before all other questions. There is
no reason why they should not be called
upon TO take il mp at the beginning Of
their term Of Office
A dead Congressman's burial is live
subject. Like all funerals these days it is
expensive. The Philadelphia Times has
been going through the necessary figuring,
and estimates the total expense 10 the
country NJ $4,000 a statesman. Its item
lied account is as follows: First comes
the direct cost Of burying him, which
amounts on an average to nearly $4,000.
Then comes the cost Of . full half days
session Of both houses, an early adjourn
ment in honor Of the dead man, although
he rs.,.~-