The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
CONTRIBUTIONS.

CONTRIBUTIONS.
WAsHiN0rlS, .'ch n -fPfess l-Non'
irmauonH: Mad cal direct lrs-F Al Gun.
nell, sufRe0n-gensfsl Of tina army; Robe
Il. CLAYTON, OF G-orei- consul 10 Para.
FoRTY.EIGuTU CONGRESS - FIRST
SESSION.
tKkArE.
WAsHiSsroR. Msruh 81 So tPr-v. The
ohslr laid before thu hsu.ie msmurltl o.
me convention ~ America inv, niors In
session at Ciuclnn.u, prni.svisg apaintt
the passage OF any act injurious 20 thu in'
tprosis NJ p.'en,p.
Mr.. Log-n presented q similar memorial
from y large umher 81 v.niofs,
Mr. Vest presented a msmors from the
legislative assembly of Uah, prousu 4
against the passage % meafufrs nov ped
ing before cnngtss nr ANY measures snsc-
t'g he inierrs' Of that territory sithout r.
ul investigation by congress onsl COM
mittee. Referred 10 the comniItee.0n ter
titori-s.
No. Miller, Of Csli'ornl., reported bvora.
bly, from tina committee on naval hn.,r..
With amendment, jriut resolution su hnt-
izing tue secr"tsry OF the nsyy TO otter n
reward nj 5000 ior rsscuiug or ascertain.
ing he fat of the Greedy eypsd tior.
The senate took up tho educational h'l
nnd Mr.. Hampton addressed the senate iu
iis hvOr. After s'stug vhst Slnth Caro-
ina mad done for tbs cause VI educst ~
he said he had no doubt here w-rs 25U NM
children, aged 10 to u In thu statt
requiring education, and tbia could not bs
ven them AZ n lbs. cntt than s. per capita
apnuslly; this would involve an *.
pendiluro OF 81 $50 600; tho smou
thu, far aunuslly spsrt m
schools had teen t60J 700 snnu,liy: how
was tho state to itoresa- this sun IN r
present exhausted condition, IL face OF
the facts that the people Oi Sourh Caroline
yer, authorized TO ask the general govern.
ment in behalf Of those whom ths govern
ment made citizens and adopted 80 it,
wards, no COVER fnsnt wosli discharge
ito duty to is ciIi2~ns that did not secure
them AN education Ia order that the drs-
TIMES Of that grand republic snould ho Drop.
eIl, directed; ~e should go to It that tho
ignorant and illierste smrne our pnpu'p-
ion were prepared properly 10 assume the
grave ssponsiblltie1 that rest upon tho .
Mr.. Pnsh supported The bull.
Mt. Yes. opposed IL and criticized the
statistics conn lied from the oen.us which
bed been iurnisns" by Mr.. Blair.
M. H.rri.on said 4 seem-d 20 be cor
csd d thst II there wss any obligation X
isting for the proposition OF this bl
yet 90 were distrihuuuI this money all
over the uulon, even 10 t's,ss wholo sens.
tors void us tnry were Ne ! stle 20 iRte care
Of their own children; We should
apply plaster 20 tho wound aud mol
wrap the -hols body: be sou d
therefore, move an amendment th.t aid
should 60 to The states which sho ved they
had not lsss than 10 per cant. II illltsrscy
and prescribing inst tina s,sis assessment
f,r odd dian ahnptH nj M Ispsa, "A hv . IA
rca,on given by the bill. Tia executive
session adjourned.
WA,nrsersS March 27.-[Prss,. l-Th,
morning hour was dispensed With and ths
houss went into committee Of this whol'
with Dorsheimsr In the chair on the bouder
extentiop bill, and Randall spoke in oppo
sition 10 It.
HOUSE 10 committees struck out the enact
ing tlsu-e OF the bonded extentipn bill IL;
TO " spd then By Q vots OF ysas lSj ant
mitiss.
Blackburn In making the closing discuv-
aion in support OF the bill ,,depfecisted any
discus ion fnun eli on rsjnd'ce on the o
hand and sympstay on the other. He did
not think the speeches On the opposition
had bsep entirely fair; gentlemen hbt
sought 70 invade the sncred pr-cisc OF tn
committee room ard give 10 the hou-s
Their crude ideas coucbed In suspicion es "a
how the bill ever cane before me
house; pictures hsd been drawn
OF the minori y picking il
up In their arms and bringing it into the
hcu @ In face VI tbs oppo5liioa OF The mn
jnt,tv: u tho gentleman from Arksnss.
DUNN was familiar with tho ruiss OF the
nous. be would not reed TO be rem nd-d
that gentlemen should not invsde the COM
mittes room: I record Tho wed the hill
came here fairly, the cnsifnan Of the con-.
mittee on WAYS aud means il The on" upou
whom, II anyone, criticism woulo T. II; &c
mad rep9rtad the nil, Saying no VS. we
struc,ed BY the committee 10 do ~;
he had said 10 WAS not q unanimous report,
hoagh there was no minority repor; int
was the letter of i'm tructions the C mint
tee had given him snd he (Bl-ckbnrr
hopei no one would br rrsjndicrd by thrs,
unwsrrsn,e feelings which unvsrrabt.d
su,pic IN had prompted. P,ss'ng nsn 20
q more d'rsot aiv ,c,cy OF tne bill he argued
that In common justice snn fairness COR
pr, ~ should grant he relisf a,k-d TO-;
the govprbment would not lose
q single penny and It's financial condiiio.
was such az II did not need the money
in,o we'd, aud he submitted to business
men aud t. practical laT-mskers ,h.t 10
obi -rt'on could ne reasonably lodged sgsirsi
the petition of the people; u had been ssld
the passage Of the bill would result In the
repesl o. the internal r.venu" 9, stem: tbe
gent emsn ON New York (HewiiO no
doubt spoke from his honest conv ction,
hut he spoke tor him elf alone, and
no otter msn who spoke H. sup.
port Of the measure had views similar
o that: the lear that the tax wouli ~
repealed h II led certain gentlemen 10 on.
pose the bil: what was the p1wer they
were afraid of2 Tue congress OF the Unit ID
staies: the tx would be- 'ever RENT ted un'
less il we're done nv the men who eat here
he could not see why the bill should
he rjactsd except at the dictsnor
ofprejudice and fsn,t ,cism; would the gov
,r m-nt force tha maker OF whisky u
.rpor, his goodtr Who vonld be beie'
d,toe? The large holders who he'd capita
t. meet the expenses of iran portaiion
while the poor ard an all holders would be-
eom.tre victim Of forced ssls; was there 70 r
nep. or losic la hat proposition; he was nc
advocate Of the internal revenue sys's m
there had never bsen an en- athena or curss
srainst that system which had been toe
bitter for him to repeal, but II was here
aud IL wss . choice between t~o evils
whether he would repeal that system or
v,,s TO revise the tariff; he vas not IN cd
vocs'e Of tree wh'skey; ne was not IN adj
vocs,e Of tbst policy which vould hood The
Anericsn market With cheap WHISKY Ia
order that the crurtry might be
tr,sted TO wbiskey ct b cents
q crink and sslt and sugar .,
cents per r~und; tn gentleman from PEN
,ylvsnis (R.ndsil he'd said the cause OF
WHISKY leg islstiob had besn In the interest
~ monopois aud that he opprssd I be"suse
T. vss . monopoly; h. iBisckhursl sincerely
,hsnked God tnst With the aid OF sNch
warrAn' there vas at Last discoversd one
monopoly on the eminent ~ whish the
sertlsmsn wc not tie champion; he
v de tint a 3, find there was me thing
-hich seen ID the g-i d mans opposiii n
10 u'nrpo,; probably Il VS. II 'isined on
fhe ground that u wss MT loca'sd ~ tho
geniis ms-'s ssctinn: indeed II this bill
Fera .iac'ed tne ofl- measure o. prot p
ton vh Oh dis'ilsr- would secure s9nd