The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

The amount OF money asked for by bills
ur0udy introduced for oIghty.nlno buildings,
arranged by States, la as follows!


Several sums should bo added 10 this
total An additional $3.50, 900 IN asked for
Erlc, making the tot for thnt building
sSO0,000, There aro bills to raise the max
lumn cost Of buildings IN Louisville, Ky.,
and Pittsburgh, Pa, to $500, 900 each. Ap.
proprlallons torbuldIns whnrYes Ut Charles
ton, $. O., aud Wlmln"ton, N. O., arc also
asked for,
Tho House Committee ON Public Build.
lngs has agreed 10 report fUyUrably Repre-.
sentative WempIo's bll for public build.
Ink Ut Saratoga Sprlugs NY, 10 cost $780,
600, Representative lrmcnlroups bill for u
public building NJ Reading, Pa, To cost
George u, Wise for the enlargement Of tho
public building NJ Richmond, Va, Vt u cost
OF $4,000.
THE EDUCATORS,
The final session Of tho Education Con.
yonllon opened Thursday morning, Aftor
tho discussion Of several papers tho NssO.
olatlon took u recess tO call upon tho PrOgl.
dent and Secretary OF the Interior At tho
White House special reception was Oc-
corded tho members by the President Gen.
Ornl Eaton, Commissioner Of tho Bureau of
Education, introduced Hon q, H. Butcher
who IN turn introduced tho delegates to the
President General Eaton then spoke OF
these delegates as representing six millions
OF children, md OF the rrcsldonpa expert.
onco as teacher The President responded,
anynR among tho plolsuntost rocolloctOus
Of his lllo were romcmhrOnccs connected
with tho tmo Of his achOo.tolchlng, llO
felt that tho greatest help W administrative
functions came from tho educators Of tho
people, and that tho prrmnnencc Of our In.
Alltullona depended upon the education OF
tho youth OF tho Nation. AZ tho close OF
tho address tho convention returned TO tho
church and resumed lts session, Colonel
Rogora, Of Now Orleans, addressed tho ~.
aoolallOn on tho educational department Of
tho coming exposition IN that city, A nuln'
bOr Of papers were read and discussed, and
tho convention adjourned
Mls, 0ARFELD'a LETTER 10 uoRn
Mrs. Garfield has written n lcltor to Mr.
llorf, Of Michigan thanking him Tor hls
speech In opposition 10 tho FlA John Porter
BILL
SENATE,
wAantSdToH, Fob li,--1ho testimony tNkcn
by the committee inytsigntng the oliolal
conduct OF oAssuporvlnlnf Architect I'm VIVA
laid before tho SOuntp Thursday mornlng
nll ~ NnVn fnlnffNNt NV NhlnNth lONulNa
ton roQuoeting tho Secretary of the interior
10 nuHnond his approval OF the Indemnity
land collection made by the Northern l'uCiilu
wna also rViCuod, Tho hlll making nll public
roada nhd llghwayg ,poatroutes was then
MuNpy aud Sawyer, After u slight nmond'
mont the blll wia pnahod. Tho hlll permitting
the Louisiana state bank 10 present ~ out.
lhwcl olalm for g0i halos OF cotton poted In
1910 wnH also pnAsod, W to 10,
Mr, Heck lhen onllol up tho McPhoreon bill
In relation " National bnnlt circulation Rnd
spoke ~ Homo luuglh In lts inyor, holding that
the mONsurO wua necessary for the country,
llo hold thHt ~ the Government expected 70
nuy only nnr Tor lA bonds thoro wtH no hard.
ehip IN the provision Of the bil limiting tho
Issue 10 pHr values, Mr. MOrrllluVprcd anb'
ISOLATION dcposltlng -four pur cont bonds
should DO entitled b. rcuclycnn amount OF orr
oulntllH n0tpai equal 70 llO per ocnL OF tho
phr vnlut uf tho bonds, und on hll other bonds
nn .nmuunt not exceeding the par Niluo OF
such honda, Mr Veat onorcd an amendment
providing that Tho Secretary OF the Treasury
should have Tienaury notes HnErnvod, pay
able on demand In ptnndnrd EuId or silver
coin, iheup notes 10 be- issued 10 banks whom
their bonds should become subleOt 10 rcdomp'
uOn, Mr. Moran ollorpd nn amendment pro-
VdlnH thnt whom tho 'ulttd Ntntos houds do
posted by the banking associations should hu
called In the hhnks should have the right 10
replace them with etutn hondi worth NJ least
par IN New York CITY Tho Hennto then went
Into executive session aud adjourned.
uoru.
when the House met, 1hutapay MrMcklnlry
prosecuted n ntoouminUndhuun From elllinna ot
Cleveland ilt the appropriation for lho relief
OF Hood sulipfera he Increased 10 tLWNOUl,
The House then took III the contested election
uuHu of Vhnlmcre w. Manning Mr., Hplf0N
opposed the admission ut Munnlnr In the IN
t6fual OF political morality nnd duuunui lle
duolnrud thnt IN these election unscs the llu'
puhllonhe hnQ committed uutrigcH unly
buunpd by those OF the Democrats aud II
was uinn thnt honest mon should deter
minu those Cusca from Hn upright slhnd'
point On two occasions the Democratic
parity by force OF political power, haQ seated
Uhalniors when he had not been elected. tnd
now II practically refused 10 seat him when
elected, and when Manning had confessed
TINT lie hn1 no case, M, Randall ntnVel mat
the onpe should be rUVummlltrd ~ tile lluua
tons Committee. Mceera Hepburn and Lowry
supported the report Of the majority Of the
committee, MI Hart declared that hu would
never accept the minority report aud vote TO
seat n man ,indnr n certificate issued by
trnnpllng under mot every eunee ot equity,
denonoy aud Justice The House then nd,