Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-03
IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

n Nil ;nyast; ,o,inm 10 H., , dasains luat
conduct In cnnnon,,on III NV INV ms
cbarga NJ h,s nfic;aI dr, Wsn 'ne us
Mr. G,rland fr",, Nv nn,..
terr,toyiss ra,nr,na '"e S yu,.'ee OH
hnnse hilI rennIrin~ ~ "uae.s.y 'ne
tarr;tor;as 70 h ara s, .ne sose.no,s OF
in the terr;tor;es h"soro " ,ho,, e aa'. se
a,,Nn,,,.nd pi" Ss1 my cah oe
H. McNJ;,ia~ sro, y" ~, iue u.,,e.uar.
oon, n,arca ranor,nd 'T rs uo'e On
Snnsn Ia, npponS;n i" ,,a Tue
thor;,;nm III" aone,.s .ne ucV au-
toon 49, ~" .;S, ns'luo.'o,i vi pom
~; ~ IS ,,a.n n.S,S o.oi M M Mlssiss'
~ Nv 1910, uJ u;a ine aunehu-
that ;,staaS " hn;,' ann ~ pro'iuius
Sa " NJ snch a 81 LIE oDu iee., ~ may
W. " ,,ov v' nr"sor,h. ~ .ue secIe.aIy o'
loo, ,hay do e., 800 ous NV howeNer'
Ar. G,, IT, 80 as9eo.
e.rr;a, sann,tad an .he u ~, on
nnd ;o;, . seI auvelse'y .he anenlorlal
Ian;e ;a.n u. i es,,;u VI .ne Wyoming
, ,;6,, n.e aS,ns pe'sonai coihpehsa-
MI NJ V.Sn VI W. oa., .,.
,,,hia;, ,, 90 Myohh uiieleu ,,. resolution,
nt was az ieeu W, Gaming Oh Tue
s s;o,, y, tne an a,s ior inLorma,
49,. t. = r .
i ,ah1h III III tesa,u W eh'rles Oh puolic
sn'a 49, u,i Sl, .ue laws .. nrea. bti.,
made in he inter-. 81 Of Earl pig nanp anu
thn ~, rhe W oi Earl punraVen
Sa,.le -, an Engilsn c3rPoIauon;
ny hss $500 ~ inuG ies, aa hnslIsh nIli uo,
E.i, uu Us,i &. T . paho1n, uiu
a ar l ne,, ~ ~ aio.n ,, Ensi'sil
sl,n, uo,ns ousiiiess in oalliurhia, OF
~, .nS Gee ,y VI sa ,i 9ol vtia'lons anu
LII peni 60 ..i VI MN sii.r,es' ny re
ports IN tne genera lana once, are at
49, ~ w NC u niuu'eD: Mr. ah "ych
sa.u t,ie puoi,I uoiiiain siiouiu oe pIo
.ec,eo, anu ,nese inie'si synuIca.es
lroi;;,P.,iy ,oiu Juso "haI 'heir rish''
"iT nh ,n si;a eTuni N ,.,
Mr. Vet p,.Js fnrn,oi otr,r of III.
amendment permitting the admission
to American registry OF ships bought
abroad, and the admission free o
duty of ship-buildinp materials
Mr.. Mcpherson offered an amend
ment to it, excluding ships bough
abroad from the coastwise trade.
Mr.. Vest continued his remarks il
support of his amendment. VIVA
we need, he said, was freedom
from all burdens in order TO Undue,
merchants to buy ships upon an,
terms. For wears we have beef
told that next wear we shoult
see an improvement; tina
tree ships would build VI
tbe American shinvards. which tn,
poIicy heretofore nnrsued had no
done. for the proof showed tina
American shin building was decreas
ing. We were building very lew irol
ships.
the debate continued. in which MI
Plumb, Frye aud Others participated
but without action the senate wen
into executive session, and when TIL
Monday
,o,,sr
Wy NJ rho morn
wash ASH, NC. MoioM al. MAY n,iih and o IN
ing hour was dispensed WIN anu th
mouse wehI lnto c cs,, Ne n "a s
whoie on lh' yariii OH. MI. 30 u n,ts
gave nollce .nat ne propt tSat " on c any
an ame emu P,oV na fn 'v shall h
after July Il, 1921, no uu.y on. sai 10 y !,
levied or eoiieclea Oh any ut neon ,"s
materiai wnici niay III any n h', fal
De consumed "a. oy .ne peop'e VI " '"'
'o,, NE ~ n,, thu - pannsnlvan;a argue
In iaVor OF Pro,ecel'S sys'em; a., =,
Mr.. COX Oh New noih o,i I,nn =.
piled 10 some Proposilions sa'ar :
ny Mr. Nelley, argueo ~ iA'o, ~
throwing upon ,he ,oria a
kets OF t1e wo,,u nnt IN
adj tr.in lnRlhpnfAIlV