The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-17

Loulsl.na ana Tennessee 10 mske such
laws ~ may secure from injury and vast.
HE lands granted those states Tor school
purposes Mr.. Dolph moved %immtdia'e
consideration whlcn WAS objected 20, ana
Il was placed on the calendar.
Mr.. GTland called up and the senate.
without debate, agreed 10 the rest lotion OF
some days sinc,, offered by hin rs iIllo~s (;
Resolved. that the committee oh finance
be Instructed TO inquire Nh,th-
or thu secretary OF the treas
ufy should nat BE- authors .d aud directed
TO carry out the provisions NJ the thirteenth
and ionrleen n sections ~ thu ACT OF COZ
gress, approved June .Ji, 1886 entitled
an aci 10 regulate the deposits 81 public
monev by Masking n deposit OF tho fourth
insiA lment, which was postponed by ~
act OF congress O,iOoer %, 1887, eniiileo
al act 10 postpone the fourth insiallmt NJ oil
deposit with the states, win suGh OF the
states then entitled thereto, snd which have
ioi received the sane out OF tho present
existiug surplus reveuu- not Otherwise 40
pfapfi i,d Va the manner provided by said
act ct 1856. ard feporl by hi or cthorNis'.
The bii lett uudisposed OF ye'tsrdry, %
divide q portion OF tie great r sefvhilun o
the Sioux nation iudiAus, OF Daso'e, ihio
sep rat reservations and secure ire ftlin'
qnishmeLt bY the Indian title 10 tue &C.
~ Ainder, was passed.
The senate then preceded With the con-
.idefa'ion ct tho bankruptcy bill, snd
amendments were offered nv MeesTs.
q orge, H1aT, lngtl's, Wilson, Pike, h,f-
tison, Garland aud Gail, most OF Witch was
agreed 10. the bill was read aud sub tan
tally agfeed 10. Severed amendments, bow
ever, being Indicated to be made when the
bll vas reported from the committee OF be
whole, Rld several sections ptiug mean
while sgreed 10.
Tue executive session adjourned.
HOUSE.
WAsHINGroS, April 10 The committee
on coiuHge, weights ana measures to-day
unauimuusly Instructed Representative
l. trov 20 report iavoTably his bill 10 uru-
hibit the issue Of treasury notes OF less than
So and 10 provide for the Issue II 81, " aud
S5 ,ilyer certificates. The bill provides
That on ard after the passage OF the act 1t
hall be unlawful for the secretary Of the
treasury to print and issue treasury notes
cfa smsli,r denomination than 50. Any
holder ot standard silver dollars or silver
certificates m6y deposit tse same with tbe
treasurer or any assistant treasurer OF the
United ,n States s IL 'u a@s OF %rec, p".
therefor liver certificates, denomination
At option OF hold,r on 81 and So, provided
nothing therein contained shull INFER ere
with the issues of silver certificates n o. bel
denominn,iops as now provided by Jaw.
The following feature, original, was siicsen
from So to So. provided that whenever the
standsrI silver do .rs IN treasury notes,
held Tor the redemption OF silver cert ficates
In the denomination OF 81 and So, she'll
Q xcred the sum OF $40, 600 coo the secretary
OF the treasury NAV suspend the coinage OF
staudafd silver dollars, provided for in the
sct OF February 2S. 1875. Toe yeas we're
Bland, Dowd, Posey, Lsnham and Belford;
nsys-H4rdy, Lacey and Chase.
Russell made an elaborate argument IN
opposition to the measure. and deprecated
the reopening of the tariff agitation after
the COUNTRY had enjoyed n rest OF but Tor
the short period OF twelve months. The
interests OF the people comic be best sub
scribed by letting the tariff laws alone for
the prs sent. This bill was brought In az a
| challenge TO the fight in tn. coming presi.
dental csmpsign oil the republican party.
The protective party accepted the chal-
I.nee as IL stood, ready to 70 To the people,
s~,ancing by the policy OF the iarit laws so
adjusted as to give the revenue to the gov
ernment and the protection OF American
industries,
He controyerted the statement made by
| Morrison Yesterday that the wages received.
by the 10. COO, 600 shop and field laoorers oil
this country did rot average over s5OO a
wear. by citing the situation Ia Lawrence.
Massachusetts, where the population oil
100 600, wholly employed in labor, bad de-
posits OF II 900 900 in a savings bank. lie
contrssted this state OF facts with the iac'
that Manchester. England, having a popn-
lation Of 100000, the savings deposited 10
banks did not amount to one'haIt toe'
he maintains to be unfayorably Affected
by the bill, he dwelt more
especi.ly on the danger TO which the wheat
progipg industry was subjected by the 10
c~reasing competition of India and Russia
and predicts that within i've years the
agricultural section OF the country woulu
he demanding an increased duty On wnest.
He hoped the cemocral'c pattV wouiu no'
nv hssry and inconsid crate acton disturb
lie business interests OF tho country ioi
pol ticsl purposes.
Uluni said he was not a free trader III
believed 10 getting revenue generally IRON
importations, but no legislation thould d
enacted which would make the rich richei
and the poor pooer on the Pre-
tense OF slevatlnS America u 1etplnE ~
home market for ourselves. Con- ressehoul'
so legislate ss ultimately to reach the reVe
nue staudord. This could MT be done a
once. for the sudden change oil pullc.
might produce q disaster. me progress
/, should be slow; five, ten, twenty year
mi.ht be needed to accomplish the OBJ -c,t
VET IL must be done The struggle wonl'
y ! NJ HHffE ANU hIhu NlTt
= sacrifice political alliances and uss ever.
I device 10 hold what they had. IL was cal
the Manufacturers we're q poSer IN thtl
! wealth. nnd this would be used against thl
> marty eifectualiy. a. On suGu sugs slLnn
the democratic party advanced its poucy
The time wouli come when fairer repteseu
~tet,ves would he sent TO congress
; 20 resume the contest. The party Whio
= held the mower hereafter. must 90 80 o.
/, ontstripping its opponent In the reductio
of tariff End the reduction OF revenue
/ which would be sccompl u by the pi
: which was estimated at $50 W0,OOO, nn
/. Tins omen toe WAY o the reduction OF IN
: tex on distilled s%piriss 10 10 cents per "a
4; lou, aud encourage farmers 10 put
mandy. that which by decay would other
. wise 90 lost; il would also enable congref
: "a abolish the entire tobscco TAX.
; Chase especially antsgouized that PORTO
of The u.n1ing bill which reduces the dut
. on wool: the wooden industry was slread
: burdened and II = further reduction OF
. per cent was made u very large proportio
OF oil the mills oftbe country would be stol
ned: a reduction of 20 per cent on the entli
# tariff bill would throw out OF cmploymei
/ ZOO GOO perYons, who, with their familie
g consumed SO, coo COO bushels OF whest; tht
would he forced to the cultivation Of u
so,l and the production OF wheat won q :
Increased TO the extent OF lo3 .OOO,UoO Gus,
g els. The producers OF cereals were aifrau
in danger owing to the competition from u
9 rha"t fields OF Russia and India; the OIL
q ssfe market for wheat was the home ma
ZONES. of Arkansas, spoke OF the wild
r snread and imperative demand Tor the r
duc,ron OF tariff: it was Ia response to To,
demand the pending. bill was brousht
that; its passage would announce thst u
n democratic party was In favor OF reform
a s-a or.vointion dOdcing would nj