The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
HELD BY A DEADLOCK.
ALI-NI0nr snssIoN.


ALfrNlGHr SESSION.
WAsmNGrON, Feb, 1O.1Whcn IN effort
was made In the House Monday to fix the
date Of tho debate ON Mr. newltt's bill to
pension veterans Of the Creek, Blackhawk,
Seminole and Mexican wars, the Republican
members began to illIbuste and refused 10
vote. This condition OF affairs was kept up
until II was evident that the House was In
for an ollnIghi session. During the early
hours OF tho morning there was q scene Of
great confusion and excitement Mr.
llIsc0gk attempted 10 have bill read,
and the Democrats objected with
great emphasis Mr. llscocl was standing
full In front OF the Speakers desk, where he
was surrounded by an excited crowd Of his
UdheIents and opponents, and, finally tho
disorder became 80 great TINT tho services
OF the Sergeant atArms were required 10
restore some degree Of order Mr. Tucker
approaching to within u couple Of feet OF
Mr., llIscocJ, addressed him directly and
called HIN 10 order
The gentleman calls mo 10 orler,n
iOaled Mr. lllaeoek because his side ls
unwilling to have advertised TO tho country
the bill which they attempt 10 force down
the throat Of this house Mr. lllscOCk, at
one point In tho debate, understood Mr.
Morrison t0 say that seycntyilye Democrats
had been here and sl,ulkod away and was
proceeding 10 make u strong point upOh
| lhlu Misunderstanding al fhu ppu ktlau Ala
Morrison interrupted 10 say that such
Nn assumption waH untrue Mutual
explanations followed and tho House
o. comparative quiet AZ six o'clock u
absence granted Tor this legislative day
AT $40 quorum was obtained, aud llew.
| ltt 4 motion making the Mexican Pension
bill special order for tho 2lst inst, was
seconded by 100 10 l., The resolution was
then adopted as follows. Yeas, 40, nays,
| 30, The announcement Of the result was
received with applause from tho Democratic
| side, and NJ S;ib N N, tho House adjourned
until Wednesday,
TnE pEMOCRAuc COMMITTEE MEETING,
Delegates from Chicago and st. Louis arc
! horn 500 ding iO ulucn r the action Of tho
| Democratic National ,ummittcn In tho lOca-
| ton oi the convention The friends Of ST.
Louis started report that They were will
| Ing 10 pay lle expense and transportation
| OF delegates II tlr convention should
| be- located In that city. The Chi.
| CagOnns are moi Inclined to believe tho
st. Louis pooplu would go beyond tho
making ui nn uurr Ot entertaining and pay.
Ink The EXPENSE OF tho National Committee
members They WId however, that any
| proposition Ol this character would have 10
| % mNdu lu writing by responsible parties,
aud that Chicago would meet amy such
| 0llor would guarantee better accommodate
| tuls, and would throw In q chromo,
There viii bn quito % contest over liking
| the date Of the conventions A number OF
| Democrats favor u late dntc NoTly nll
who nr0 IN favor Of Chicago arc In favor Of
| holding tho convention lutn in July or Ia
| August lf possible The friends OF ST.
Louis are IN favor Of an carly date,
| There are iilt0on votes In tho committee
| that Nro positively for Chicago This n a
larger number than that Of any other city
| no far ~ heard from, Mr. Hnrnum who Ia
| hero, VIII Vote tor On Elblcrn location tHt,
| but 0H between st. Louis aud ChlcigO will
| chose the latter A number Of the Eastern
delegates are Of his way OIL thinking llatl.
more, Philadelphia aud Saratoga viii all
have votes Cincinnati lsnot considered In
the fight
A LErfEu from GENERAL SHERMAN
Tho President has received tho following
lotlur from General Shomani
sr Louis, Fob, p.-Hla l.Xcoonoy, Hon,
| Chester A Arthur President OF the United
| kintoa-N Ncdr Sri Puuu.t mo wish u soldiers
| iruuhnOHH ~ thWlk you Tor tho handsome
| compliment bestowed Ia the general orders OF
| yCHlOrihy, Nhiuh are rOpuriOu in The Journals
| tuduY To mo ~ Wut "a surprise, nnd u most
| agreeable one, hnd supposed the actual
| dutU ui my fUtlrOmont would form u short
| nnrnHnnh IN The common Horloa of special
| ORD 10 OF The War Department. hut ~ tho
| hunOrud Executive uf our country has
| nndO ~ thU uvOnHlOn for hla own hand
| 70 pay u tribute OF respect ana VT.
| fooiun ~ un OllluOr pnssnH from tho
| active HiuRO Of life 10 ono OF Ouso aud roHt, I
| onn only any ! um highly hon0rcd and con.
| HiNlulnlq mNluli lu thus rounding out my
| record ot aoiNlcc IN munnur most rntliylng
| % my family Hud friends, Not unly thla, but
| tool sure that whoa the orders of yesterday
| are rOtd on parade 10 the oroHimunta aud nnrri.
| Hona Of tile United ttntoa, many young hoto
| win tlHhion llH belt ANA resolve unOw ~ bu
| brave and true 10 the starry banner which We
| OF our dny have carried MitOly through ono
| OuoOh Of danger, hut which may yot be auhs
| lOOiOd TO Othur illnl which viii demand SLIME
| lar sacrifices, cquul fidelity nnd courage, and
| n lnfROr measure Oi liilOlllHonCu,
| Again thnnkinr you Tor 10 marked n O0mpls
| nunt, Wld ruOlptOpniinH Your Kind Wishes for
| the lutuiC, am, WITH profound respect, your
W. n SHERMAN, Gouora.
MMi0uhrloN srArlstlca
During tho month Of januOry there or.
rived In tho customs districts Of Baltimore,
| Boston, Detroit Huron, Minnesota, New
orleans, Now York. l'assimaquoddy Phlla-
| dclphln and san Francisco ib,t0l pnsscn.
| gdra, Of whom la,0lb were immigrants,
g,sOl citizens ol Tho United Stuloe returned
frOn abroad, and l,iSb Ollons not lnlond-
Ink 10 rOmaln IN the United States or this
total number Of immigrants, lhoro arrived
from England and Wales, l,GOO, Ireland,
blot Scotland, 800, Austria, bOB, Bohemia,
~, belgium, 90, Denmark, 20, France,
insl Germany B,gil, Hungary, O0g, Italy,
| 0l2, Netherlands, 0s Norway T0 Rus.
sin, ba0, Polnqd lal,Swedon, Os Swlzcr.
| lnud 9sli Dominion of Canada, 1850, and
| from oil other countries, 2lO
cilAnors or FRAUD.
a petition was presented In tho llougo by
| Mf, Edrodgo, with tho romnik that II tho
| Cllurgus contained IN II were truO II would
| cost Representative llnich Of Michigan his
sent TWAS from A. Z, Maxwell, the Den-
oerntlc candidate for Congress In the fonth
Mphlgan District at the last election In 10
he Hnys n large number OF votes for Hatch,
his successful opponent, were procured by
ftNld bribery and corruption, aud $50, 900
was raised by assessing tho clerks and OIL.
GERS holding positions undcr the Government
through the ngency OF jay llubboll nnd his
assistants for tho purpose OF brblng and
cOfiurtlng voters
MoNEy WANTED ron nlyBiis ANp IAl,.
| nous,
The Secretary Of War reports that lmmc-