The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
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More About Minister Aargents Transfer
The hyers aud Harbors--'fhe yots on
tho Defested BOndsd- Extension
bill-Labors Of the Senators,

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The Hlyers aud Harbors--'rhe Vote on
tho Defeated Bondad- Extension
blll-Labor' OF the Senators.
MINISTER sAR0RNT's TRASsFEh
WAsnSdToS, March 2s. 1t IN stated
that the nomination Of Mr. Sargent
IN Minister 10 Russia was tho subject
Of heated discussion In tho Senat,
Wednesday, Southern Senators notably
Nc Gibson, Of Louisiana, were conspicuous
IN their opposition until aalIsAed by prom
inent members OF the Republican sIde that
the transfer was moi In the slightest degree
n concession TO The dlvdanful treatment this
country had received from the German
Chancellor Senator Edmunds, speaking
for the Administration, gave the taclt aasur-
anoe that II WAS the Intention Of tho State
Department 10 have that mission mIsrep
resented for n long period, II Biz
marck chose 10 regard such 40
tiOn 0n the put Of tho Government ~ a
sn0b, he was welcome 10 draw that cOnclu.
sion, II WIS the only dlgnldod course the
Administration could pursue which would
| enable II ~ rO,nllalH On Prince Bismarck
for tho repeated sllghs that have been pul
upon 0ur representative, This considerably
Modified tho Southern men, but II Il doubt
fnl even with this explanation that Mr..
Sargent would have been promptly con.
ilfmed but for Tho usage Of tho Senate
which demands the confirmation OF an OK.
Senator without reference 10 a committee Ia
any place lOr which tho President may
nominate him.
nlvER AND nAInoR nil.
The River and liarbOr Committee has
nearly completed Ia consideration OF the
proposed River and llarbor bill, II IL un-
derdOod that tho aggregate OF The bill Will
moi exceed 81, 200, 900, The principal
Items viii ho oapproprinllonsf for the MlaslsSip-
pl, Missouri and Ohio Rivers, and Tho great
harbOrS on tho Atlantic, Pacific lake and
gulf COASTS 10 the Mississippi and trbu-
tailoS about $1,000, 900 will probably bo mp
pMpflaled, The committee has not yet do.
cldrd what part Of that amount shall be OF.
pended upon the Mississippi itself Mem-
beis OF The House are being invited before
the committee u make such statements IN
they SEQ proper concerning tho Improve.
ments Of their respective districts aud
States, Th0 bill will DO reported W tho
House not lator than April 20,
INTERNAL RRvEHUn RRcEIrra,
During the past eight months OF the pros
eni fiscal year the Internal revenue receipts,
were $4,000, i90, u decrease OF sli,isl, 800
w compared With the corresponding period
OF 1881 The aggregate receipts for Feb.
funry were s2,OaO, sHs loss .han In Fobrua-
ry, 1883,
HOUSE
In the llouae, Thursday, the general debate
on the londcd Extension bill having ended
Mr.. lllount muNod W strike out the onAotinn
clause, lhp was agreed to--l1l 10 Vi, The
oonlnliiteo then arOac, aud tho House con.
nrned la action -lt6 TO- ~, Those who voted
exGams ill., XdamHsS MS N, VI, Aiken, narEa
dn'o, llurE llOliom blackburn, IlnOhbn,
ridge, llfollunR budd caldwell, Campbell
IN, W, Carleton, Clnrdy Clay, Collins Coz
grove Cnl9crlson' Darsan, Dayidson, Deus
tor, nOwholner, Dunham, EniOn, Ellia
findlay, Finory, f0llctt ioran, Glass
cock, Graves, Uroonlonf, ilulaol Han,
cook, Hewitt N, W, hlll, Holman, Hoop
Or hnuk holaumap llnTd Jeporda
Iohos tAlnl, Jordan, King, klolner Lamb,
Lewis, lowering Lowry, Matson, Mnybury
MOroy, MOrriH0n MOulion, Murphy, Murray
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Thursdny afternoon, tho Senate resumed
lth consideration Of tho Education bill.
Mr. Hampton spoke In ita favor llO nnlmnd.
yortpd with great 10, Gritty on the "onrpot
bay" regime IN South Carolina when The
state was Icing throlllod 10 death Ito dc.
olarcd mat while she had done all possible for
frou education OF white aud black alike, even
whru almost overwhelmed With debts and
difficulties nhe could not now aiord 20
nH al lint All as.I fall ....