The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-29

iiona rather lhsn by ihs interests
Of eduos,ioDi he w's no, NJ
opiimlst; he had no visions OF
rapid srdss IN ths sducstiop
ofihe colorod race: the ignorance even with
this measure had to be met and whatever
trouble tina work might ontsil IL was one
thnt all tho people al the orth and south
would tsks pleasure In directing, tho work
and guiding thst great mass In ia sloW bat
onward aud upwsrd path.
| Mr.. Gallon would not say no would
not vots for the bill in I've present shape,
but thought IL ought 10 be In 9oms 70.
spects amended; he would like TO see
tho appropriation conhned 20 the southern
states exclusively ana 90 adjusted nsis De-
gin With only ABOUT 5000 90 With a rise
tor few years az tho money could
ho prohtsbly applied and then di.
IN uish year by year - the states
themselves became aba b carry on the
soik; hs would max. total appropriation
| OF $40 600 900 instead Of $4,000, 900.
Mr.. George favored tho bill,
The executive asssion then adjourned IN.
III Monday.
WAsnIEdTon, March 2s.-fPfess 1.-The
judiciary committee reported favorabiy
upon thu senate bill providing nat the
disbellei Ia God shall not ditctdt q w.t.
ness
rhe samo committee reported adversely
on bills repeating all laws which mllitn'e
agsinstthe equsnty II personal rights on
account Of religious belief, and requiring
newspaper articles 10 be- signed by n wit
nets.
Anderson introduced concurrent reso.
lut on Tor the Goal adinurnmout OF con.
rresa 81 Il o'clock on the % Of Juue, 1881.
II lerred 10 the vsys ami means commit
tee.
Anar the transaction of unmpnrisnt
misc Ilgnp0us huaiu, 50 the non q -1oled.
"a 20 too consideration Of private hi l..
House COMMITTEES on hankii aud ourrsn
oy ru h0r I'D a fav lrnoie report oa the
bill amend ng the R.vissu slatu "a On that
ciuzeus uf the five civilized nations Of the
Indian territory be permitted TOT orm an or
gan cation under the prov sinns OF the
nat ousl bsf klng act, tbeir Indian blood
10 he cor'raro nnsNi branding.
The house went into c'mm tee OF tho
Thnlr on the pr vite calendar. Two hours
vcTe con umeu Ia the discussion OF . Bit
Tor the relief 0f certain soldiers Of tho late
var from the ohSrge OF dessfiion. IL was
iinally laid over without action. The COM
mittse 1850 aud the house passed several
private billy.
o Neill, Of Pennsylvania, presented o
resolution from the convention of wool
growers IN favor OF tho restoration OF the
dufy Of 1867 on wool
Rsndsl moved that when the house ad'
Ionrn II bs 10 meet Monday next.
About twenty members opposed this
motion and manifested tneir opposition by
raising the point of no-quorum, aud II
was only by tho casting OF the speakers
vote the motion was ti1sliy carried.
The house hen took recess uDt,l 1885, the
evening being for the consideration OF
pTivse bills.
At the evening session the house passed
prusion bills among them one giving II
pension OF $50 month IN th- @idow OF
" sjor.Gsnersl James Steedman. aud
Dill granting q pension 10 Mrs.
Sarah 10 X. Bslye, who served ~
. soldier for tnree years under the AZ umRd
name.ot FRANKLIN Thompson and when sick
and about 10 be cent to the hospital de.
serted 10 escape doteoion of her tex,
Adjourned I'll Monday.