The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-02-02
THE HOUSE.
THE LONG STRUGGLE OVER AT
LAST.
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End Of the Debate on the Fit John
Porter Bill Passed by Vote
Of 1874 TO '-ResUluuons
offered
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COME Ri HCC C0MMlTTtIS APPOINTED.
Offered
CONFERENCE CoSau1tfs APPOINTED



4 conference Was asked b, tue senate
uu the Hteuluy Iruri bill winch MAS
.,.g,d to. aud kuiali and CalLrus
were appontvi a. ,uufe,rrs
Are -peAhe, appointed Enc, Holman
aud k,hu a. Otuleirlg GA the pu,t Of the
house ON the b II tprtupuatIny Slu 100
to nuppu't destitute Indians iu sion
Z .uh
The morning hour wa dtpsusrI with
uuu tur hOusn went Iutb % cpuu.tt.c. ui
tue Whole, aud Spr,sue ia the .u.A. uu.
the ! ita .lvhu fultrr ease.
MAilurd eptLc ia supplrt ul the hu
rrtucslus Hams p,,ch he ,aiI The
gentleman FROM Michigan assumed mat
The "a, uutrirrHtt, We're iuicr -ttl ia
tins case aud had agreed that SELF re-
poet snuuid prev ~ them taking raft
ia the debate. The gentleman would
hay. nal more Respect fDI the Co., Con.
federated II libe hun rlf he had been
ODD front lie regretted that ia ilt. cuu.
goes, grutleuiuu ltd expressed u,h
.ruIm.uts. lie had Thought that the
ca tpufrder,trs Wcro here ,r members
ol thr Amer eau congress with the uyht
Iud iUi, vote uu ever, question II,
h.prJlhu' nu man Wlu lud rlNed iu
over thr h4hl tbat after twenty year lac
ruuld uut net with JUS zee toward tue
unu vino tuught against Mm. lie hoped
TINT man wuUid get up md Say, % can
vote uu lLls hHlL | hu Interested.
| Hm stit mat. lie umlyi,tbui
that Ai Confederate Trends Werr
here having HE ,lag and loving The
,uuutIy. IhuN were utNIug TO-DAY aud
forever that they hui left h-nIud them
all the hitter feelings euyeuierei b, he
war. md everything lhu dNldui the
county. Were mru forever 10 Htuud
aud quarrel over old issues lc' ruu
grrss comes forward aud Hny that 1t ,e
ready to du Justice tn the wrong d aud
Iu!urcd nnuu
Mllikru inquired whether lac was lu
understand tho gentleman u-krl the
mvubers to vote tor the relief OF iuilrr
a. an act 81 confederation tu hi- Con.
/ tedera'e fDleud. n asked uu that
giuund he would tc Tor the rel r'.
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T the highest grounds cNe. pr seutru liz
/ demHdrd # las nn acct Of Just rr, aud pro.
pu td tu Il la DC tIutc hat II WAS uu HcI
ot ju thee 'uu long untrL man, ht-
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tunes Ncrc Ho l,N. us to hc innudtblc.
Cnlkns b gtu AN urauucut Iu Oppo-
non tu o., bat by the statement
tunt h. lurN t.ut there was uu doubt
ui It's passage 10 lhr took 'a. 90 Ne
uururd where the l'y Nn- Iuu,d luNt
twenty N'lis rw . hu those W'n upp"sr.
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enemy. who mlurri the yards and gNy,
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plu.c from the republican, -,i,. In".'
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mt -, lhry went, Woul 20 down gallant
H. the, wuuIl light untJ rhr met 100
mrut uuI discharge the n-l mot 'n 'l'
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