Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-18
The Senate Continues the Consideration
of the Succession Bill.
The Disabilities Of Gen. Lawton
Removed by the House.
Which Proceeds to Discuss the New
Rules.
MIR. Randall Again Under Fire.
SENATE.

| VnlirnifuH nnfnnra IS - = ~
Nv NJ iM Vn y ~ tIe sllyer 9oIiar,
tho Iay - nnSdasIIo pIoVlue ior uelerlhihini
nresidant 70 do ely snH ,vniVEal VI llaDlliv y VIZ
rriS nnica ""''n"ise VIC po"ers anu uuIieS D
-" rnsoir+io, bo.a.
,yae I'D MI TictoloIe oneItu ny MI. Beer
mao GU peloIe tile senate, requesting Lne pres
Inc So " IauSJ dIiulry W De MADE ana inform
fInit oGn co. mhethe any consular ollcer OF the
ar W. caivad han. H. fly nn,o ioVo nau any interest
m, eornn,erci9t n0iaiats ~ Guy ma'loiai consulai
= Nh Rect V aal6 Th ho ! y ioleisH countries.
orrnnro,oo,t "r " nv uiuVlo.oou thsio was some
Tnite1 Staff and NJ son,, Uot % = o UliTIaa y tht
If other cInntrios ~ "0, ,,h,oh VI Wv Uilcials
0ficers rtceivn im ~ ~ wNt nana Az Sons4,a IVA
y y MD moi ~ " roa nnHu u Demen's Shat lney
cd if Stained "nannI H. - V Ia ~ m"o ~ h9 MANI
HE smh}EparI "iu ,nS ~ ~, : III ol
was necessarv for lie 20 d, ~, 'Ho Aioihi"llol
Mr. AI1Son s ~ ms Su nSn scr ooino 50 t,r
hact % tsGS " H' d u Solns So lar
Mr. IngsIIs sotd +bo+ ~ +hi, -, .u,
cor ;nnuHH,itin1 o"t ~ VA a. ms was W pG paitt
s S%n, w. inci, v pal'i9an puIPoseS, ~ shout
inS aSraed ~ Nhoui n'o W 'ne sehaVe pelore Ut
H1re Berk renIied flint If tho seroto, s,
s,Ioh :, tjinr 'dut V,'a - Eno oehaGOI dosuIncu
tn ~ %.r,iusn =" ,un'ntittoa ny LcoVlueion iSlelIeu
yvn~r1d h.vh 70 NV naihtn Ivy 'h0 yeas anu hdSS
Mr Incl ~ ~ 9rnG ~ ;n,u, AL :.
wac to he raferrp,I ~" a % ~ hnoi D, tnat IT
49,, m%S VI y I ~ W d partlodn committee; lit
in"nuu 70 IItrIehce 10 the committee on com
htioe. @nu ~ was 80 IeleeItu;
"a hooothtion Was oleTeu ny MI. Butler,
u .,ag = LI ~ coIii.it.ee on terIltorltS 70 inquire
tn N hpps I " "n nrgs %uE,iodTi y d soctlieu ltgiSla
turc mas Deeh oTsallZeu IN me territory OF
Dd 1nn u" y, MmeuieI sutn orsatilz tioh WAS hOl
U"'Jui%VJu " plihS auVuUh GohhlcIol authority
plSJuIlH,ai ~ Soou oIuerlh lilat territory.
+, WI. Duv Tr "sAeu immaculate consideration OF
U1S IosoiutiOh
IN WI. ingais ooJecteu, ana uhuer Inc rule the
resoiutloLl mes over one DAY. ,
"A ITsoiutloh, ollereu ny Mr.. Halr, was agreed
W, callu9 ~ lle secretary Oh the treasury TO
IHdnSllI 10 lie Hp1HIe "A nSE nj claims nUningf
I!le government ulsailOWed since january lst
last, Win lle reasons t"r the dlsailOwance in
eacll case, ana copies OF al opinions delivered
IN such cases by 0lllelals OF the government.
Inc CHAR lal,l before The senate IL message
from the president, transmitting a report of lie
SECRETARY Oh tlle Interior, calling attention to
tle conaltloh OF some Of the Cheyenne Indians,
ana requesting legislative authority Tor the use
o. certain lunus Tor their re lei,
Inc senatt then proceeded to the calender,
the nrSt Dlll IN order being Mr.. Hoar'o presi-
DENTAL suc:ts3lon 6lil. 80
IN opel,hg the DeDate on the succession bill,
MI, MaTey reviewed inc history OF the ques-
Slon any nVweG MAJ ioHr presidents aid hye
vlce-preSiuenta hau died III tfllce. there had
no peeh president OF the senate or speaker
~ We mouse Oh representative when President
P PSdl Gm qita, and none on the death OF Vice
H. A. WIZ nIsv aeinuriGks, Inc secretary OF state,
be selected Tor the ner M"T Ille pao 3t person ona 70
dental function Ill case of the death OF both
president and Vlce-president. His politics
would naturally De IN accord with that of the
majority OF the people.
Mr. Beck suggeStively inquired, what might
have happened mad the president of the United
States dled before the meeting of this con
sreSs, Clle KepuDllcrn Senators, although
as y WnoIe IN II majority, not being present III
euIHclelC NUMBERS On ne opening OF congress
" nave constituted a quorum. The people had
hiaGtu we txecuClVe adCl0rlty Tor four years in
I Ine manus u tne DsnlocraCic party. The Repub-
tcdio Dy themselves couid not nave sworn in
tne senators from Illinois, New Hampshire or
Olegun. ny queStlon W0llu nave Deen pre-
Sehteu whether IL was me duty 0tthe democrats
VI me senate 10 nelp Inc lepuDllcans to
UIoV " PlGonuenS pio Cehl VI the senate
W ~ an " atii 70 pdesiuemt VI Cue united STATES,
VI Svanv otLt anu ailoW tile mouse 81 represeh-
thStVes W eneGe d SpeaheI Dy 1913 VOCsS, u more
man HuoIHil ol tne mouse. Had a speaker
,Se 1oeoeu DolVlI q PLesluenI pro tenlpOre OF
n oghaC0t VIC Hlisnt ndte hau some unSeemly
nreaidanIisI of Mno ,nha, ne tea Detuet aienG 10 tne
pie"t ~ Ia 4dlCe' Wnen Tue SENATE SHOULD Later
V v.evG 10 ptesl hIl pIo YEN, tor one Mr. BECK
wHuiu 10y help d nluoIlIy OF the senate
WIZ na" no quorum, When on the
f f%,ne way oi q Henio a nouSe Oh hepresenta-
lives was eiectlhg d Deiloeratlc speaker. Ihat
was d Giihc4 wy tnHt nlghI nave confronted us
sello9sly. lIe pll, ~ beckS opinion, DIS
Poseu dill quesIiohs Vi uouot'
HOUSE.
changing the rules so as to provide that leave to
print in a report shall be allowed only when a
On motion nf Nlr Horw@od If r E1a,eS +bo
Kin waa nassed tn reIIayma tbo 9 1nIitiani
of alexander II. Lawt0n, Of Georgia
The discussion OF the proposed revision OF The
rules was then resumed, and Mr.. Herbert, OF
Aldba a, tnO< The floor with an argument IN
favor OF tDe general features Of the revision, but
in opposition to the plan Of distributing the
work of the appropriation committee. That
committee should remain in charge of the
money bills, but all power should br taken away