The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-04-19
[GAr DISPATCHES.
rrill Pays His Respects to
| Address from the Fenian
| Brotherhood.
no Interesting News from
| Washington.
CONGRESSIONAL.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
AsHINaToN, April 16.-Sabin IL
need y bill to revive the grade {
kral of the army.
Re chair laid before the Senate
ution offered yesterday by MOI
tlirecting the J Judiciary Commit
h inquire whether Paul StrO,acI
re no lliDatiOn for marshal of th
dle and southern districts, wa
ted by the Senate, aud who
pertcrnlng the dut es Of that Oi
!. enti led to the .tfice.
rIapd called up and the S-nat
out deoale agreed To q resolution
days Since offered by him, y
VS.,
|s0ived, That the committee o,
ee be instructed 10 inquir,
ner the Secretary Of the Treasu
ould not be authorized aud iii
d to carry out the PROVISIONS q
3tb and l4tb sections of the ac|
|ongress approved June 23I. '36
Ipi IAN act to regulate depOsl.,
llblic MONEY!" by making u de-
Of the fourth instalImeut which
postpon-d 10y act Ut Congress,
Der ri, 81, entitled "Au act t.
boue the fourth installineUC Ol
sil with States" with such Ut tue
then entitled thereto, and
N have no. r. ceived the same,
II the preseIlt exlsiiDg surplus Ol
lue mol herWi>e appropriated
Z same manner by SAID act ui
and report by bill or otherwise.
bill left uudlspOsed Uf y+ster.
70 divide u portion "f the great
RESERVATION in Dakota into u
ate RESERVATION aud secure u re-
i,hue.,t Of tue Indian title 10
ensluder wa, passed.
rrlII asked AMI obtained unani-
! cou,ent to reply tO the criti.
on his MOrrilfs) clurse on the
l ny Beck III tue course OF mis- re-
*, ou tue education dill. M ,rrlIl
The Senator from Kuutcky
nteIject-d his speech Oh Lh.. tar
to HE debate Oh tue eduratlun
and bad III substance sad ~
Martha had said to her ,ac,l.
Sg aud fear-strlckeu husband:
screw your courage to y stick
place and we'll not TALL" He
turned himself into an Ostenta.
whip at long range Of the Uthel
|e Of Congress, but whether That
u wOu u accept the discipline
kly was anolher question. He
told them that sueakS aud COW
never commanded respect and
as such need expect no mercy
(he democratic camu after the
Ocratic convention meets.
means business. I had
betn inclined to make
ny iSue of the tariff question,
|bst Question was 81 interviewer
ibe general welfare Of every
OF the country tnat [ have been
tsnt to appropriate credit FIR its
a'ages u any party. tut if the
|eratlc party, departing from the
lngs ut its earlier and Ia ,st re
bed leaders, force this new Issue
the Republican party trey ,nay
.s,ured the conflict will not be
ned. The full report of last years
reduction were yet unascer.
y, vt this present tariff is pas
Gl-ly denounc-d aud sweeping
|ction Eow proposed applicable
\ or wrong to the bulk OF lOreIgu
prts.
|Olrell entered en- q historical re-
Of the action of fhe Democratic
y to show its shifting policy in
zd TO the tariff and other meas
suairQulred how a record OF
lsttlcy Nuld be expected from
parry. rhe policy now recon-
,ded BY that party was the policy
pc gulllptine with nothing to rec~
uend 1t but its brevity.
russell made an elaborate
ument In opposition to the
sure and deprecated reopening
'arIff agitation af er the country
tnJ"yed u rest but for y short
|od Of two months The interests
pe people could be best subserved
'e'ung the tariff laws alone for the
ent. This bill was brought In as
's;'enge to fight in the c"ming
'laehtlal campaign. The R~pub-
! party, the protective l'arty, ac-
"a Tue challenge. 1t slood ready
Selore the people. standing by
pollcy OF the tariff law SD adj justed
give revenue " the government
projection to American indus.
sc'ntroverted the statement by
.'son Yesterday that where Wales
a. : received sig, G,OOo, 900 from snOp
M uelu la6orcrs tnls country didn't
ase over $3OO.OUO u year. BY
W w situations Ia LAwence, Mass
M M the popuIallun of 100000
~! enII'l 'Hed in labor had de-
:" " VI VII 1000 iD say ipgs banks.
u'tasted this State Of facts with
~ ,oc' tliat Manchester. En.lAud
nv" ,uka p"Eula,iou of 35O,WDU the
n "ss delo>ll-d in the banks didn't
W. 'Iul !" half the sum. liolng INTO
,.d Int TESTS, which te InalD-
S lls would lie untavorably affected
/. o,l' how ilIUre especially, he
!. VI The q nger to when the
Nrv growing iud Istry Was subject
. 'ue increa-IlIg corn,,etIt'un of |
I,'n aaa Russia aud predicted That
(bn 1--WE Years the agricultural
nol The country would w de-
hg llcre tsed duty on wheat.
pe tho Democratic party |
ION dG;y No nasty iucOnsideraLe
|ls w. a'stur6 the business Interests
oun, un,untry fr a political purpose.
Ier said he Was not u free |
veo. ne believed iu getting reve~
l lrvi,I viI'a'y from Impo, tatlon>, but
b llo o"'l which ,uld Oe Ell acted
y ,Us 'he nch richer ana the
Au.r,.o' VII ti'e pretense of eIevat-
pr Of n u. labor above the pauper .
lle mart.. Europe and keeping the
'uscs catket for ourselves.
tlon ~ peclally all 'agonized that !
bid the S.,s tne pending TILL which re-
lustry wy u'y on wool. Tue wOulen
! ltarthsSra was already burden, d. aud |
eouctlon of 70 per cent.