The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
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Tnp Aenass On the 9Th further insisted
k.,sh Ne amendmshfsio che naval appfopfia'
T. bill and = nsu Conference c0mmltise
- appointed NJ. sherman introduced :
NJ providing fpf the erection of . statue %
memory q aiarsss g,l.n Nh, " 'ass
Ned dovn ~ party vote llie biil lpf
ka admission ~ Ilakota was taken ~, W.
HARRISON addressing the senate NJ ron
sisfable hHatil, The Teshs Pacific ilall.
ssd lnBd grant forfeiture bill was made the
kfcial order for the i1tb. The bill 10 pro
Hde fof the sale 0f the Cherokee reservation
n Thalmers introduced bili 10 restore
&publIran form Of government 70 hisHisalp'
Consideration Of the inter sthte com
&srco bill WAS resumed, Messrs. Harhndale
~ Tcxas), ,lloyie and Weaver lgf Iowa tax
4a part. There vas quite lively debate
btwsen Messrs. iiorr and hoaEan'
! IN The tenate on tho 10th Mr.. Sherman
Presided. An Invitation 10 attend the
orld's Fair af New Orleans was received.
~ tho strength of letter from Captain
'nds, tho Int. .oeeanIe ship railway bill
las wlthdrawn. Mr.. Vest spoke on the Da.
jpta biz lie declared that the population
the Territory WAS not enought TO cntltla
20 representation In Congress After a
lief executive session the senate adjourned
....ln the House, the resignation. Of lieprc'
kntatlyo scales (of North Carolinn) was
kceiyed. Mr. keifer offered nm amend.
hent requiring that hereafter all military
appointments 10 the grade of second Lieu.
fnant be confined TO graduates of the
|llitary academy, and 10 merliorions non
Dmnlssoned officers recommended for
romotion In the manner now provided by
Nv. Mr.. Morrison offered n resolution pro.
1dnR for recess from December 23d to
anuary 9th. Referred. Consideration of
be inter. state commerce bill wns resumed.
i. Turner (of Kentucky supported the
eagan substitute. A message from the
Resident was received transmitting the re.
Drt OF the secretary OF state In reference
framing law for tine preventing OF col.
slons at sea.
In the Senate on the iith Mr.. Van Wyck
bf Nebraska) offered resolution that the
ples be 80 amended that hereafter treaties,
|hIch concern matters OF revenue, be con.
dered In open session. ON objection the
hitter went over one day. The Calves.
bn harbor bill was made special
fder for January 9Th. The oregon Cen.
al land forfeiture bill was discussed
length. The Dakota bill was dis.
PISSED by Mr.. Harrison (of Indana) who
rongiy urged the admission OF the Terri.
Dry into the Union. Mr.. sherman offered
Joint resolution, which was passed, ap.
Dintlng Saturday, February 2lst, Ms the day
)r the ceremonies connected with the com.
elton Of the Washington monument. Ad.
urned,until Monday. lin the House Mr..
ancock reported the invalid appro.
atlon bill referred to the committee
the whole. Consideration OF the inter.
ate commerce ibill was resumed A gen.
bal understanding was reached that debate
ball close the next day the subject Is taken
b. Mr. Randall gave notice that ut the
inner time he wouId move TO recommit the
hole subject. Mr.. Hlscock offered resolu.
pn TO appoint Joint committee 10 investi.
lte the New York canals, and their relations
tth inter state commerce.
Tm Senate was not In session on the
kh. The day session OF the House was
most entirely taken up with the discussion
u resolution introduced by Mr.. Warner
0hol, who claims that his colleague. j..
Taylor, during the recess had printed In
ID Record a speech that was not delivered on
the Senate and the House, on members,
ID on the House itself. lie wanted that
eech expunRed from the Record. II
ems that tho speech referred TO
y q thrust Mt pension legislation,
VI Mr.. Warner was chairman OF
me special pension matters. Mr.. Warner
lmadvertcd on the prevailing custom Of
inting speeches In the Record that are
|yer delivered on the floor. ON this latter
Int Mr.. Cox (of New York; WIS called 10
feet, and the debate was both spicy and
ry ut times. Mr.. Warmers resolution was
opted. The House also passed the Senate
poluton In reference TO the ceremonies in
injection with the completion OF the
Ashlngton monument At the evening
tslon number OF private pension bills
re passed. Adjourned until Monday.