The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30
WASHINGTON.

ne Is opl10stat 20 III agitation OF the taFifI
question tais session, and Will nos intr0ducJ
any tariff bin unless driven 10 do so agaiu9
unwise and extravagant measures By OtheJ
An important report is said TO be made/
congress very Sonif Sfter the holiday ref 4
by Mr.. Holman in regard 70 Indian att
Mr.. Hoiman'S recommendations in n
to Indian affairs a.a not vet qglte ma
hut 10 i n1f U8llSoiV ~ be Wi ~ =
distribution oi rl2 s-lsc YoR OWN M -
Hifijan r bus n Si'-.. "a banner 80 M
serve al their rights 70 81 the same tina
10 permit American Ss -lirS jo acoBirs
homestestd> IA tiie iuouaa Reservations.
Ii is feared thst the publication af Consul
General Auel or 5 reFoci ts t.c safe "a.
par ment. with IT. ifiai~er--tt re.g --iices In
German9'S hatred 81 American i.e>. --e
will render car relations With q lm7gv
more strained than ey have been Il wIi
probably lead 10 Mr.. Mueller recall NJ
Mueller is known IS 4oeT or one az
these forced 10 leave Ncrhaug rl account
OF being connected with the revolution az
lS4S. ON this acc0Rut He Wau.1 Hlt have
be n received ia Germany when appointed
Consul General, but for the fact thar during
the Frlnco-l 'raSSiau war his ,ymp3taieS
were with his own people and he visited the
F5theriand and rendered -rea, service 70
the PruSsian soldiers for which tte govern
ment granted him a pardon. he IS how
,sv. r a very advanced liberal i'm puil0cSaad
his tendencies OF rh0ught have PROBABLY III
tiueuced the view winch ho has taken OF
German affairs.
Senator Wade Hampton talks freely about
MS 1aronose5 leo station h, rlyeve5ir 4, r,-rss
mon rom s6iicftfr.s anfoirrr,sr-s ~.
friends and constituents. ConrrsS,m4n h.
says, should be lett free 10 8tienH t1 the
business Tor which they were sent 70 Wash
iugton-IegiS. for The people et the
United StateS-and not uer' tO become
once oIeNtto III WIS soiel4 WIN 2 view fo
remedying this evil that he introduced his
res9 luilen ~ the SENATE ave- lie hopes i
vii pass p'lh houses Hl Congress. Iu- Jp-
iolhtng powers ana tou-rtS~iueu, ton, IRE
SICK ami heartily disguised with the scrun-
ne lut ONCE Tor lltH.lE So cin Pc az
tempted now IN " aSAlu-in Win any cer-
ttih.y oI success Business nj all kinds IS
| dock q, ami the time an4 attention OF Tie
people servants diverted from their proper
uut's. The senator luten'S- rs soon as
| Congress reaSSvnpies after the holiday re-
ctsS' To press Ms resolution earnestly a1d
VIGOROUSLY
TIE Ho' 81 COMMIT TIES
| Inc speaker oI the hou-e Is now 90 work
4 arranging the committees am Il is Siid VIII
/ give the isl ouJ iot pipHc1,oh a. soon as
! y y cohtnleteu nos Nai-il- l1f cou-rtS, 20
Meet 4heft Is Voiist'St3le our SineSs
among the members To know WlfFeshav
/ viii be as. sHed. IheIr anxiety his Kept
many III " dSill,iS LOT TIE holiday recess
| HAD the committees % en- aGuodnrea before
! tle adJ iuIhneh1 ID II pIo'aole tltl iuISt OF
/ the members WQu nave gone 10 th-ir
hRAAANo AFA tAa'AA ''t '-'ttAA 'slt Nii-
/ der existing circumstances only seveufy-dve
/ have taken advantage Oh THIS opportunity
! The remainder or most OF them, Viii stay
! In the city.
! SUSPENDED LAND ENTRIES.
The hoard copsisfinu of Assistant f',r,-
! missioner StoczSIarer. Chez Clerk Walker
| and Law CLERK lie Barns, dts.-.at.d by
Land CominlsslQner Sparks - examine sus-
| pended entries, nave iePvttru ttr li0i M
stallhleht OF tle e3seS tAstllt-igH .F them
upon eA paIte IlvOI ga y t.'ill',l'.'1 ""A the
| following rSSuitS' IN -io lhit homestead
| entries IN DdEOta ana Neo it-Nf- showing
| residence for tiNe years, the aoArd bias p
! commented 10 Tor approval Tor patent; -
/ are he Tor Tar her efluthceS = ilI rtlrc-
| ton, and 81 TOR INV iSatlou 10y sIeea.
| agents IN % presumption CASES eAi4iued
| III the Aberdteh ulslIlcir bt'H.d, is re-
| commented Tor patent, toi ieiet-Yu, ana
| 20 Tor special iHFestledliolL-
l THOUSANDS OF BILLS.
, On the call of states for tine Introduction
| of bills III tine house, Monday $50 Dbl and
| z ioiut resolutions were Introduced al
| though only eleven states were Ca..ed. The
! Alabama members intro iuced 4 III D. 8ld
! Joint resolutions and Arkansas IS credited
| with II hi Is California GOT so bills Colo
| RADIO G. Connecticut Is Flor da % Georgia
! Sc Illinois g. Indiana 1js, Iowa 70, kan
| sas I5S Kentucky t43 Louisiana 4l There
| were also 1G6 petitions presented uy meme
| bers from different states. II this pr1plr-
| ll0H Is KEPT Als pFFl 1,VIJ bili7. Nlll ht il-
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1 "A0A 'iO iO''aN 'i0N'7 ''7'''i'
TIE EDUCAtIoNAL AoNhNE T.
| The friends of universal education are
| very hopeful of passing an educational
| bill through congress this session Mr.
! Blair i'm the senate and Mr. willis i'm the
! house will press the m tier and both are
| sanguine of SueepSS The hills introduced
! by them are diff rent i'm many matters of
| detail but both provide for the same
| amount to be appropriated bv congress- for
| the public free schools in the States and If
| the bills pass the two hOus S, respectively,
/ their differences can easily he adjusted.
/ Senator b air SAYS he expects that TIE com
| mittee will r4u0Tt the bin Ia the senate soon
/ after the holiday recess and has no doubts
/ OF its passage. He receives a great many
/ letters ami petitions upon the subject. and
| says there is an almost uu VtrS1I dem nd
/ Tor cougr s. TO provide for the e-Ip1 ish-
! ment of common schools tbrouolYut the
/ country. He saws tine money con ress
/ would thus eXpeud would be returned In
J the increased value of each man, labor
/ and the investment would be a good one
| The increased industrial value of lHt %
ne IN me sou u would be equu TO- l-'-,-
| OOo a year IT all the lterate people should
| De educated according to the plan proposed
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