The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
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gehted the proprlety OF po,tponing liza COT
sideraiion aud changing rs place on IN,
calendar so Ra 10 allow greater facility FOL
debate. the subject being one that could
hardly be dealt with Justly under the llmi
talion Of debate.
Mr.. Blair opposed tho delay.
Mr.. Hoar said the subject ono OF great i'm
portanoo. 10 bore upon the collection OF
statistics relating 10. wages OF American
LABOR, AMI while di,clalming any purpose
In making any bid for votes he would say
that II existing rate OF wages paid the
workmen OF this country could not he
maintained and increased, he for his part
despaired OF the maintenance OF the repuD-
lie many generations. IL seemed 10 him
impossible to have republic founded on
universal suffrage unless the great mass OF
the community could receive as tho re-
ward OF their labor sum sufficient ID al
ford them con- tort and enable them TO odu-
cate their children and develop In them pa
triotic interest In tho public.
Me,srs. HaHley, Plumb and others
thought already there were enough bureaus
OF statistics to accomplish The. purpose ofthe
bill
Mr.. Miller, OF California, opposed delay.
Tho hour OFF, o'clock arrived, aud the
bill went over
The senate then took up fcr consideration
the bill for the relief of Herr Maurice Grly-
lot The bill provides for the repayment tu
Herr Griviot OF about 800, constituting y
bank deposit seized by order OF General
Banks In New Orleans on his taking posses
sion OF that city.
ConRer strongly opposed the bill upon the
ground that II was an entering wedge Tor q
large number OF claima OF similar character
If congress, commenced to pay such claims
IL would be called upon In voice II
could not misunderstood to stop H.
A protracted debate ensued.
The motion of Mr.. Ingalls, TO indefinitely
postpone was voted down and the bill pass
edo yeas, 0 nays.
Mr.. Plumb, from the committee ON pub
lie lands. reported favorably the house bill
declaring forfeited the lands granted the
Texas a. Pacific railroad company and
stated tho minority OF the committee de-
sired the privilege OF submitting at their
convenience their views in dissent, and the
majority reserved the right TO present here.
after their reasons in support OF tho bill.
Adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March IA bill was re-
ported, granting n pension TO the widow OF
General Francis =. Blair.
The speaker announced the unfinished
business to be the further consideration
OF the bill authorizing the retirement OF AL
fred Plsasanton with the rank OF colonel.
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instructions. Carried-yeas, l22 nays Ito.
Brown, of Indiana, immediately intro
ducsd a bill granting Alfred Pleasanton a
pentlon OF 500 per month. Objection was
made to its present consideration and II
was referred. The house then went into
committee OF tha whole (Cox, OF New York,
in the chair on the private calendar. The
committee rem sined in session until 4
o'clock, when several private bills wore re-
ported back to the house aud the following
passed: For the relief OF Louisa Boldly; in
cressing the pension OF Ward Il. Bennett tr
500 per month; to adjust the accounts oil
John ID. Moniieth; for the relief of John i
Dsvis, John Taylor and son and Is. ID
Llkin.
The next bill, for the relief OF Sidney
Henderson, was originally reported from
the committee on war claims Win th'
statement that though the claim appeared
to be just one, there were no data oJ
which the committee could determine OF
the amount to be accorded the claimant
aud referred the claim to the proper de-
partment for adjudication. In committe,
of the whole, however, q substitute was, or
motion of Dibrvii, adopted fixing TIC
amount at $3.50, and In the house Geddes
demanded the yeas and nays on the substl-
tute, stating It would be contrary TO oil
presidents 10 repudiate the decision OF the
committee on war claims. When that com
mittee reported IL wanted sufficient infor'
nation. The substitute WAS agreed to-
yeas 1903; nays, o.; blu. before vote could
be taken on the bill IS amended the house
took recess until o'clock, the evening SEES
sion TO be for the confederation OF pension
hills