The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

| Washington, F"n. d lnGrt offered {
resnlut GE llr' cong q crmmi tie on in ~
C'HTy & enquire AID reon't 9nrthrr con
gresS has the rover tN regul .r commerce
hstwCen In: tie 5 1T -nJ tore "a I
, tons hy the lMpn.it .uu III the form OF Fec
eral inspection LAYS at any prnh,hit'ou
! hindranCe, burden or tnE on American nor
destined Tor expectation from any slstt
Il isrIed.
Finer,y introduced the following pream.
tl. and resolution.
WHEREAS. The seath Of We dell Phil.
lips has deprived America OF an orn,' I
worthy 10 rank with her greatest from Pa l.
rick Henry, OF Virginia, 10 DANIEL Webster
of Massacbusst 5; and,
WHEREAS, HIS life was an ineessant and
unselfi,h struggl. for the liberty OF man.
kind. irrespective of race, creed, country OF
conditIop: Be- it..
Res, lived. by the house OF representati ves
That it laments the desth OF Wendell Phi !
| lips as national bereavement, which III
once deprives the American rostrum OF a
superb intellect and humaa freedom OF q
devoted ir end.
Eot)n objected.
Bayne introduced a bill repealing all
internal taxes on domestic tobacco. Rs
| ferred.
Randall submitted the conference report
on the Greedy relief bill, announcing fur
Their disagree, nehts. Agreed to.
Turner o. Georgia, cnsirman OF the M
Mite on tl-ttioIs. rTpait Il rest LUTON
in the Mississippi II ctOu case
Of Chalmers va. Manning. i.charpiug
the COMMITTEE iroO further consideration
of the pTinII face Case, a. q a"ardrg he
seat pei her ca, t.stanG. O,Cered Drlatsc.
Lpwery, from the sane cOmnl't e. Te-
por'oG . resolution. in he Nrg N nrte-t-
ed ,iacj'ou a. Gtfrson IS. Mayo, dt,l rlaG
MAYO has pr MA tAgie rghJ II hts 81 AT
ana securing Mn. in bis right it, &c perd
log case on It, merits. O-dered 'riut.n.
the house t1ea proceeded tiec'rS =
era on ot the leooro vi tie comm ttse IN
rules.
COY, of NV York, offered an amend
meit creating sci ct conm tie ." cen
sus peudiug when thn house q 'jOurntd
We -rday. Agreed -, 49, to9)
The ruia regulating admission 10 the
floor wae emeude by exc ndirg TX sena-
tors from that piiviiere -ll9 TO %
Az amendment, offered by Reed, from
tAs nras, of business, WAS discussed one
hour. The discussion ran pr nc pal!y
in the direction OF poll ting out tns inter
impraoticabili'y ct having any public BUSH
ness done in the honse except the passage
OF sppronria'ion bills.
Randull from the committee on app-o.
priatio"s. reported the navel approprla.
on bill and gave NJ tlcs that 1t would be
ca ID NJ next Tuesday.
Randall, in closing the dfbata on the
rules, recognized tle impossib ltv OF r:
gre.s transact ,ng noro tbaa II very sm' II
perce tige OF the business bet" e
t. La the thirty .sigLth coEsr's'
tho whole number OF II, il troduced wa,
- tlau LOCO. II the last co0gress they
were more than 10 Goo He opposed
the amsnomett becsuse It wot !
tear doNn every restraint between
ext avagnuce and economy. He suggested
tnut the remedy was not 10 be iounh in
rules but in such lesisl ,tion as would p'o
vide trihunals for private CLAIMS and
for pensions. Reeds amendment lost
yeas, l26; nays, 1877.
Herbert moved 10 recomm the resc-
luton with struc,ions to reno,,t
t back with an add toI nj rll
pr,vi ling that tae house in proceedin. ~
business on tl. house Cal ndsr in comm t.
tee OF the wh,l" " sh.ll be Ia
order for one member. under direct on
from tho comm tt4s 20 make mot On
take up some particul,r bLl. Loot yeas,
1l3, naye, l3l.
was then adopted.
Dawson offered resolut' ~"
vent the delivery of S-oa'or Carl
Aguero, nov IN o'ison at Key Wet. and
held Tor extreditioa on the dc
mand OF the eovernmeI OF Span,
until 1t shsll bs ascertaiu,d
that the charges against him are true anu
hit he 10 he d 'or political offences.
wills introduced prll temporarily
providing TOR the support of COM
mon scho,l Is. Referred II pro-
v,des for an annu,, appropriation
oi from $40 900 600 to 81 600 900 tor the ne,
TIN years. The Appropriation t."
be reduced 81, 900 COO each succeeding yen :.
The house then went int committee
the VIII lie, Cobb in the chair, on the pr :
va'e GIL ,udsr.
TIE first bill On the c,l,ndar was one to
provide for the muster and pay
of certain officers and erl I'd mo-
of the volunteer forces. lt nuihor'z-
the secretary # war to Garrett t.. NUT
roll of the volunteer forces SO Tn mu
officers AMI enlisted men shnl
cover the whole period dur.
ing whica they were reg ,lar,
| commissione aud activ, II performed IN
duties TO which 'sey we'e,o COMMUNIST me-
or prevent, d from perfcrmiuy their uuti,
| by reason OF wouuds received, e'o
| After short debate the comm tt4c ros'
| and the ui passed.
1 Tine sneaker announced that he appolnl