New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-07

Tuesday, Of next week, when
amendments or vote to strike out
the enacting clause will be in order
The Tariff had to give way on Fri,
day, the day which is always devot.
ed to the private calendar, and on
Saturday the special order in The
House was the Dingley shipping
bill. Among the private measures
that received attention on Friday
was that of the famous claimant
Myra Clark Gaines who scored a
success. The bill for her relief was
laid aside with a favorable recon.
mendation, authorizing the issue u
patents for nearly forty thousand
acres..of her Louisiana land.
There have been warm debates
in committee and in the House over
the additions made by the Senate
to the Naval appropriation passed
by the House. Chairman Randall
brooks no difference Of views in his
party respecting its policy toward
the Navy, and any attempt to deal
literally with that arm Of the service
meets his violent opposition. In
deed he says he will harbor no COM
promise, prefering to let the whole
bill fail rather than yield to the
Senate's demand. When Represen.
tatiye Dorsheimer favored making
some concessions, Mr.. Randall got
angry, and q personal episode fol-
lowed that ended in question Of
veracity. The House defeated Mr..
Randall, however, by approving Of
The Senate amendment appropriat.
ing money for the armament Of the
steel cruisers now in process Of con-
struction. While this debate was
up, Mr.. Hewitt, Of N. T., made some
unjust charges against the Secreta-
ny Of the Navy, which were prompt.
" refuted. He said Secretary
Chandler had not deposited in the
Treasury of the United States the
proceeds Of the sale of certain ships,
and ordnance stores, which he had
been directed to dispose of under
the Naval law of'83. Representa-.
tive Ca|kins Immediately tele-
graphed to the Secretary Of the Ma.
w to come to the Capitol. Until he
arrived the gentleman from Indiana
could not give his explanation, but
in advance he vouched that it
would be satisfactory to every mem.
Der present. Mr.. Cannon, Of Illi-
nois, also arose to defend the Head
Of the Navy, and in the midst Of
his remarks, telegram arrived
from Secretary Chandler stating
that the proceeds of the sale had
been deposited in the Treasury and
there remained. This was received
with applause on the Republican
side. Mr.. Cannon continuing, said,
he was thankful he did not belong
to a party which was in such a
strait that it's leaders were compiled,
for the purpose Of making party
success, to insinuate on false pre-
misses, against the honesty Of public
officials.
The latest on the w oman Suffrage
question is a presentation Of two
sides by the House Judiciary Com
mittee. The adverse majority re-
port was prepared by Representative
Maybury, and says, in part: To per-
NIT the entrance Of political con-
tention into home would be either
useless or pernicious useless if man
and wife agree, and pernicious #
they differ The minority report
given by Messrs. Taylor, Reed,
Brown, and McCord, says: E'The
association Of the sexes in society
and business having proved improv.
ing to both, there IS nothing to
justify the assertion that association
in politics will lower the one or
demoralize the other.