Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27


not trust him (Sherman) to contribute
~ Butler would not discuss with that
senator or any other whether prein.
dice - the South against colored
men Vas stronger than il was
IN lhe North. He did not believe IN
Yves, but, said Eutler, when the sena.
TOR says he will not trust me with
money to cducite the negro. | saw
VIII not trust him to give II. "7fg,eo
uuddos q 0oRd JcreRtcs.p Eutler pre.
ierred on the whole TO trust the pluck
endu,snce manhood, courage and hu.
mainly OF The people OF his state To do
justice by all men, white and hlaek
than TO accept aid from the federal gov,
eminent.
Consideration of the case went over
Till Saturday.
luton rcappi opriatiug for the aid of
sufferers bv the Mississippi river Hoods
Sl"b,Cl) not expended for the relief of
tue sufferers by iloods of the Ohio
river. 1t w2s passed, aud, after execu-
tive session, the senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Washington, March 26 Ellis, from
the committee on appropriations, he.
- 4 Al.
uo nl inc JOINT resolution providing
SlIo,oo oil the uneSpended approprla-
ton for relief of the destitute in dis
uic'3 oVeiiiowed by the Mississippiand
its tribu lies.
Rice opposed the resolutions. Relief
sho1iu De granted ny the localities
themselves. 1t was by self-relinnce
that strength came, and it was con-
inusi cuuuling ana nursing that
brought weakness. Let tie govern
nleht put Gown Its 1901 upon these inn
Fortunate clahols, WDirh We're ever
rislug higher.and higher.
Dunn spoke ~ favor OF The proposed
amendment increasing the approptia'
!lon 10 S6V0,OVu, aud Cepicted especial
~ the unfortunate condition OF the
people living along the mississippi
river in Arkansas.
Jellords did not consider the t3OO,OO1
sufficient.
keiier called attention to
.hF iact liat tne fesoiu-
t!on made no new appropriations, but
SIMPLY extended the Dement'S oil tae
previous appropriation 10 announcer class
OF people, ana ne maze prlei constltu-
uonsi argument In support OF the
power OF congress 10 make such mp
preparations.
rice, III reply To heiier's eohstl-
.uttonal argument, saiu ne h'u peeh
in the house too long TO RAISE any CON
stltuuohal ooJectioh 10 any OH Whlcn
men wished 10 nut through. As wen
seek 10 dam me MISSISSIPPI WIN pa
per dsh, as helter from an overflow
ing treasury by any CONSTITUTIONAL ar
Sunent'
Ellis spoke III support OF lhe resoiu-
uon, ana the JOINT resolution then
passed.
Keller introduced pm ior the cree
Iion ol pedestal Tor the statue oil the
PRESIDENT Garneld IN washington.
Referred.
The house then went INTO committee
of the whole, with D0rshelmef III the
chair, on the bonded extension oil,
Posey, McCormacb, }. ID. Taylor,
Brown OF PennsylVanla, warner oil
Ohio, and Cox OF New York opposed
the measure.
Worthington favored the Dili, ana
thought IL somewhat surprising that
high tariff men ANA temperance men
should combine to defeat 1T.
Dunn mado a severe attack on the
pending measure, which he said his
observations had proved to him was
favored by only three members of the
ways and means committee, Nor
rison, Hurd and blackburn. by what
CRsarean operation was this thing
taken untimely from that committee
and brought into the house. Bills ought
to leave IA committee with the sanction
OF ma orlty of the committee. In
the last congress the house had passed
u similar bill, but now the veil was
torn off the measure, and its deformtty
WAS exposed. The people of the coun-
try demanded the repeal of internal
taxes, but instead Of this the commit
tee on ways and means brought in a
bill which surrendered the revenue
but left the army of occupation in
possession. He ridiculed the ideR OF
Morrison and Hurd, the champions OF
tariff reform and free trade. bringing
in measure for protection OF still an
other set of people. Here was "A free
trade party legislatinS 10 keeI UP lile
price Of what? Necessities? No.
That was to be protected
under this new hot-house pIocess
under this new discovery this new
invention--protecti when deceived
the very elect and led them astray
The Democratic party, by solemn conf
pact entered into last night-ho was
not giving any secrets, ~ IneS were
in the papers-proposed TO
reduce the revenues s3l pUV,ouoi IL
oroposed to sweep out the tobacco tax !
If So, 000, 600 more it proposed IN this |
1ill To give away Slj,OO0,OOOi 1t pro-
,osed 10 pension Mexican veterans, !