The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-08

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stood bv the republ cans OF Virginia, they
wonld have had two white men where SEN
ntor Malone had one.
Witness didn't think Malone would
hold his party t@seiher fifteen minutes II II
were not tor the support OF the ndministra-
ton.
Senator Sherman said 10 witness: "You
complain OF the republican adminittrp-
ton"
III don't COMPLAIN at all; say II was n
fact thu they turned out those who sup.
ported them aud put IN those that worked
against them aud who spent money against
them, and not only that, those who sp.Dt
money Contributed by the republicans"
They worked Tor the success OF the coali-
ton party"
Eyes. sir; and II Hancock and English
had been II, ct5i they wonld have been In
the democratic party tc.dsy-Mahone and
oil of them"
Adjourned until Monday next.
FORTy-EIGHTH CONGRESS FIRST
SESSION.
WAsHrSGron, April 7,-fPress,l After
the transaction OF unimportsnt business
the senate resumed the consideration OF
the education bill.
Mr. Browi spoke In tie support, In answer
TO an opposing argument made by Mr.
Morgan Saturday.
Mr. Voorhees, followed, saving that on
measure no non-partisan cs this he could
meet with men OF any and all parties.
This bill, he SAID, should be
received with favor by all sections aud all
classes The seeds Of disoord had been sown
early IN rhe history OF our national govern
ment, aad this was measure 10 wipe
out the last vestges Of that
dlscord. The measure came from the right
quarter from New England, and Mr.. Voor-
hees, not only rs western senator, but
with tue blood OF the south in his
veins could cordially support it,
Mr.. Hoat's first amendment was then
taken up, providing that amount TO be dis
tributed the fret year 10 be 5000 600 the
second year, $40, 600, 0C1; third. Sl5, OCo 000:
ana then diminish the rates 50 10000
yearly until the expiration of the eighth
wear, when the appropriation Hhall cease.
The amendment was agreed to-33 yeas; IL
nays.
Another amendment of Mr.. Hoar's
agreed to, provid,og equal opportunity Of
education 10 all children of the STATE.
An amendment wss offered
by Mr.. Sherman, providing that
money shall bs used only for
common schools not OK Z sectarien charac-
ter.
Mr.. Morgan inquired II this proviso was
AIMED at Catholics.
AZ Catholics, Methodls's or Prseby tsrians
especially, bin, t. was bis idea that the pub
lie money should be disbursed only for
non sect,risn eca0ols He himself belev
ed the INTEL gent Catholics'ot the country
were coming TO the Conclusion that many
OF their ideas a1out common schools were
erroneous.
Mr. Hoar remarked that in the city In
which he resided there were no more
staunch friends Of the common schools as
such. than the Catholics.
The amendment was agreed to--32 yeas,
IS NAYS.
The first Of the amendments heretofore
offered by Mr.. Harrison was taken up. IL
provides that no state shall receive
any benefits OF the act until the governor
Of the state shall file with the secretary OF
the interior an annual statement showing
the q, tendance ct school and expenditures
for them.
Several attempts made to amend this
amendment were, voted down aud the
The motion Of Mr.. Logan was agreed to.
striking out tina section which
permitted states having less than five
psr cent. illitsrscy to use money for nor
mai schools or industrial education.
A number of amendments were offered
By Mr.. Harrison and agreed to.
The bill being com Dieted as in committee
of the whole was reported TO the senats
read three times and passed--yeas, 80; nays,
IL Adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April Il Press lon me-
ton of Jsrdau the joint resolution passed
directing the secretary of the interior to
deliver 10 the Cincinnati law library COM
plee set of the reports OF the United
states supreme court and circnit statutes
and sundry other public documents
Bills introduced and rsierred
By Glasscook "A memorial of the Cali
| fornia legislature, asking the speedy pss-
sage OF the Chinese immigration act.
By Hill-Author eng the presi.
dent 10 nominate c1m-
missioner TO Gil the existing vacancies
in international prison commission aud an
po;v, q delerste 10 attend ,he meeting
Inc International prsop congress at Rome.
Nv Wood-A resolution cal ing on the
secretary OF state Tor information concern.
ing inc threatened conGscation Of the
mericsn college, Italy.
By Wilson, oil Iowa-A memorisl Of the
Iowa legislature. asking for the forfeiture
OF unesrned land grants.
ai to collect ri ,tIstics in relation to cri nj
nal and convict labor.
BY Notwithstanding for indeniure ap-
prenticesnip in the District of Coumb ia
and In the territories.
By Young-To incorporate tho Cherokee
A. Arkansas Railroad com uany.
Ry Loyering-Graniing ntnsion of So a
month 10 ali soldiers aud sailors who served
sixty DAYS In The lsts war aud we're honor
Ey Sprincer-A resolution calling on the
president for copies oil all correspon dence
IN tha stnte department regarding the
oonf scafion or conversion by the Italian
rov,rumens of the property OF the Amer,-
can college. ltaly. and requesting him to
tate il in his opinion proper occasion has
Ir.;,.s s,s,os 20 nro,act Tho nronertv of