Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
nae a Vigorous Fight in the
|,,s for the Reagan Inter
|stots Commerce. Bill.
/. Indian Appropriation Bill the
]. Wsd,s into the Oklahoma
Laud Question


II
- ,his morning a resolution
M "a calling on the secretary |
.sssury for any further CORES.
Ain his department relating to
.o,ion or pos ponement OF the
G,s,illed spirits.
Sisir laid before the senate Mr..
rsanlution offered yesterday
- he president TO advise the
~ 81 h,s views ON the present
,beland known AZ the Okla
Owing to Mr. Plumb's
|Mr ingalls, wished the resolu-
! over TILL tomorrow, and it
na,e nroc4eded to the consid-
- Inc hills upon the calendar.
was passed auth 'rizing the
md Missouri Railroad compa-
Sn.truct q bridge across the
in,ists point north of Grant
, ns tpen took up the bill to
= court Of appeals, known as
ID Davis till.
|ioar on Massachusetts, said, In
rtnove any objections that
III 81 IN its passage, on &C.
the resulting appointments,
.doubledly the appointments
ii 10 the incoming and not
olpe adminisTalion.
onfsn Of Alabama offered an
5snt which WAS agreed 10, Sc
The defendants In a criminal
sbsolu right to a writ OF
er consideration OF the bill
OH by the limitation of the
d the consideration OF the in.
commerce bill was resumed,
le Of Texas being entitled to
BIKE said that no smen dment
epate bill that would accord
Z theory on which the bill
hded, would make 1t o prscti-
Sure Tue house, or Reagan
8 conservative and practical
Furthat bill Mr.. Coke asked
lid censid ration of the senate
ntained that In itS principal
1t was simply a codifiralion of
mon law. Tn Ter the common
. mmou carriers were pro-
from charging unreasonable
d discriminating against indi-
Ind were slsi prohibited from
Such sn exercise was "A pub
aud the pdblic were, there
billed to know all about rail-
'|ninislrattun.
lcPnerson Of New Jersey In
whether, ifthe pool rates were
j., there would be any need OF
3 log pooling
bike retorted that the courts OF
b Of New Yorh decided to be
pool composed OF twelve poor
nen who scraped together
sn0agh 10 buy boats of their
How, therefore, could a pool Of
" great railroads which now
Id the 20 um,Ice of the
be legal? 4" That pool, -
oke with emphasis, "hss
dehed all all power and aH.
n the state" Applause in the
;. Morgan and Harrison asked
e bill WAS needed at all, II
mon law supplied a sutii ;ient
oke replied that the necessity
bill was found in the fact
be railroads denied thr
Of co ~ es4 tn deal with
ilon involved. The people, be
edi sometimes do wrong, but
u a little time and they would
the wrongs hey bad Inflicted
her eecOud thOughr OF the
was the perfection of human
Coke took up the senate
detail aud criticised its
ls' Each of the nine
loners he said would
states under his su pervlsion
e hear one IN ten OF the cases
Oeire him? Should WITNESSES
pht nom The Iemotest corners
nited States 70 get an "Opin-
IN q commission? The Reagan
9 people bill. Under
lleslions at is ne we're TO be
= by the courts at the homes
inzens, where the witnesses
40 not at Washington, which
3 thousand miles from the
pefations. Mr.. Coke severely
Oharles Francis Adams, Jr..
said, after having asserted
fallr lads were "tstab-
I : desp0ti-m that no spas
'palai action could shake
NV advnc Ating tue consult
~ ledera ion Of all the rail
,ne country under one head
gshlhis impartiality Adams
fiis q great railroad com
Sllee, he had GO
Cheek iby jowl y
upuld he saw no harm Ia
: Insisted that the greaI
d upsnits were the most law
MI. WIN which the government
paa 70 zeal and the passage
agan bill would, Ia his opin,
,IlgsIeater moral effect on them
mug cJngress could do.
s'nciu-i0n Of Mr.. Cuke's re.
niessage WIS received from
~ nm unei Q The death OF
~ = nAniiitou Evins, late rep.
u Congress from South
ne motion of Mr.. Hamn
South Carolina ID,
No., @ss &c once taken up and
a p,on { Il red a resolution fit-
" Using The sense Of the sen
u '.s Mr.. Evlns.
~, " Malne, vino bad served
'n'slAlh congress with Mr.
h tiassse1 ~ warm and friend
10 nigh personal regard foi