The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15

ID nuoh obliged" Ho tnsusnt the dsussr
NJ 1oN largely nnderconirol hut although The
oi | people OF kanaas had taken precsui itone
IL congress was not thereby re !. we'd from
10 taxing into consideration the propris:y OF
10 | .esoclsiing itself with tho stale. A large
!. numbsr of cattle In Kansas are not owned
y Dy iie people. They we're transiiory herds
. ind IL would be obviously unjust 20 compel
. | the people oi Kansas to paw 81 expense at
y tending the stamping out II the disease
= 'hat hno become widespread anon the
. cattle.
Mr. Williams congratulated Mr.. Iughls
upon his chance ~ mind with rsgerd 10
his euhisct Within the last three years
Nr. Inralls has 40 one line opposed a oil
~ Mr. Williams With great violence, hsy.
ur come down upon him ''lkes ihOusa 4
Of bricks" lLsughterl He was gi,d the
senator saw the importance OF the
measure.
M Ingalls, replied there were two clas'eI
Ioi men who never changed their minds
lusmely dead men aud fools" in neither
oi which clnss,s would M. INGALLS, permit
himself TO be included. The senator
from Kentucky had Jumped, ha said,
before he sot 20 the s'yln II he tad walt
ed nniil the pleuro-puf umonin bill came In
he would find that Instead OF crmtus duRn
upon MIN merely like th0u,and OF
brics," he would come down upo. him ike
= five s'ory edihce. l. lighter
1
erztiln ~ the resolution Tor one 1oek.
Mr., Harris moved to post .one inded.
nitely.
Mr.. Coneer favored the resolution. uua-
dreds q thousands OF dollars might be-
stv-d ho sEid. H. dit not wonder thait
up Huoug the farme's aid
! sock ownera OF the country Fnsn every
| bill to- the protection oi afrlcul'ur iu-r-
eats was met hefe either win suerr4 or
| fruwns. The contagiun was over "rsprfading
fhs country while senn'or8 Srrps'apdipg
here showing exactly what h clnsti utinn
mraui and did not mean. rnrv nsd
| broug No clio he'd with ceremonies grave
npiuions of fnringr ttsiesmcu. Thy h d
renf mustv records Cf the pas lsc-rte n
whether tbs r-so uu1' cime witnlu the
uower OF he gsn.r' roycfnmtnt,
aud hRylnF % .vt4 themselves
and beoiliared fH-ir minds, neu
Uncertain W. 70 do they
had no rem d. 20 offer than post
ppnomeut itpr frr 10 g.t lmp & collect
constitution really me.nt.
Nr Btyard did uot thilk H. wthit ths
porpr ~ inPrass 70 enter the sIaits and
tAke tho lives oi diseased cattle aud p'v or
such iasiug.
The vic.-sreeident announced hn would
he c1mucilrl O. absent himspi 'or hire
dnysn.xf week srd % no obi'n,inn wts
made hp wouli d--ignpts Mr. sherman to
perform du'ies ~ tue chair rhe-e bei
no mi c,ion ne tesisuaHog Wa 10 .is.
Adjourned TIL Monday.
HOUSE.
wA,mNGroE, Maroa 4.-TPr'ss The
morning hour was diHutLsed gfn IN mo-
lion OF Tow send. who mpvoi that ,ne
uos'otlica appropr stioa biz as tik.luo.
ruC motion vas lost aud tnp mouse xcut
INTO committee OF whole, CtX, ~ NV
.-c IN the chair, on The pdvase cAlen-
irr.
rue bill granting pansion en- 600 yrar
3, Ssptimanl RI q ph Nee hfri Pol ls
| .urv wing ptaud chid ut rhnuas : frron
/ Ras tax n mp and the favorable re orr OF
the oommi,tee on pensions was al.
A. -thecisrk Was reading 10 mrj sfI re-
uG com lihtntniy 20 J. n rs'u, u 'IiHt
Il. ked "What in the name @ % is he
u.s.. ~ readinr such repor a. hat "
! 20 der" cried O'Ne OF Penn yIvsnis
/ Ins minority report OF the c,maiite tee
opposed the biil on the ground '~Iv.dsd
TOR granting - 'civ' pension Je 'sr-ul's
services being civil i a,eed OF m.,ta,y.
| rhis port whil. asserting 70 grace
10 the pc pie that this good old lsdy should
| he IN wan, yet, contends congress has no
authority 40 vote money tor charity fhe
minority argue IL the pension pe granted
It would be Only 4 short time before ell rts
won d he made % pension tn" liviug chtl-
dten and etaRd ch'ldren of sll ures6ents.
Robinson, Of New York. tay ed tn oil.
II sad Mrs Mecklehem was LIVING IN an
hum be dwelling a. Georgetown: that the
cost WAS 0u $50 month Shi ana her
three children we're dep ndent ilr support
on the ,xprtions of a delicate aud beautiful
daughtor II ibinson thought there was in
consistency IN the members vouug many
thousand d1lG's 10 the widows OF presi-
dputs ard relu1ug to grant sm4ll pension
81 tho grand daughter Of ffrreon.
How could the minority strain Mt this
puat after having swallowed so many csm-
els? lie demanded room for Jefferson
iu the YES iou,c Of American So mpathy.
Around the venerable form Of j. flersonu
rr4nd ch'IC no drew the Cifc O' American
WomauhOod Pu but ho,uie 20. or cast
any uuEiud glance within that sacred cir
Gle, on lne head of the offender he would
launch the cnraa ~ oo INDIGNANT
people. II he had his way b. won d make
10 obligatory or the PRECEDENT and his G. 4Ni-
3ct 20 cal! on Mrs. MiokltLam evrry Four
OF July, and would give her q blank check
upon the treasury. He criticised he report
OF the minority for its oppO ton 10 the
evil list in view Of The iect TIA. three
member, when they signed shat report
/ mad stood mute when his ilustrious llea-
que (Cox) amid applause on The repu hli-
eau side presented bill plsciug on the
/ civil list the name ot Mrs.. q lr'iald. Sh ale
! of Jefferson: What had nc doue 10 be con-
sidered less worthy of national meno,y
/ than GaTtie'C Z, Lincoln, Polk AMI Tylei2 He
| Or hiusou) would rather have his usno
/ recorded IN favor OF this bill than in favor
of any paper since the Declaration OF lude.
| pendence.
Hewitt, Of Alsbams, declared The speech
! of the gentleman from New York 20 be an
extraordinary one II was condemnation
OF Thomas Jefferson and Jsffsr. ou's po it,
cal career. ground which his elnrie- cius.
tered. IL vas condemnation oi every line
Jefferson ever wrote on political matters.
He argued against the countiiutionaiiIv OF
the pendinP measure Pariphrasing Rob.
iuson paranhraae, ho drew around the
sacred constitution the circle of fresdom's
safeguard and bulwarke. aud hurled the
cure OF the American people against any
msu who dared invade a.
Post opposed the bill.
Watson moved the proposition from the
stand point OF expediency, anf ed the
houau OF the dangerous r CO ieul t would
set by the adoption Of the measure, which
was che gegnning OF q civil pension ist.
WoldiOrd said the proposition 20 pc sion
tho grand daughter Of ThOm s jeff rson
vas not unconstitutional. | it eere, II was
unconstitutional 10 donate $4,000 Tor the
relisi ~ the food sufierers In tact every
pension voted waa unconstitutional il this
We're. lie trusted the house would not
the saving that republics wera
ungratstu. He believed every man that
brought mind ard soul e. the service OF his
c0untr, ought to be remembered. He was
a. much in avor OF civil pension list ss he
was Of military pension lisf, provided the
servioe rendered was rs good. ss great aud
did "a much for the common country.
Holman opposed the measure on consti-
tutonal grounds and because 10 would es-
tshlish a civil list.
Robinson, or New York, closed the de-
hafa NJ an a-nks1 o. tho houea NOT 4 dr.us