The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-10

huNt seen ia punt HtTNlCt, COHltNs
TO considerable astonishment on pick
ing up resolution so discourteous
and unsenatorial as to coordinate
branch of the government, suppose
II has accomplished the purpose for
which ii was introduced Ii has en-
abled the mover of this resolution TO
appear before the public, not for the
first time, not on one occasion, but as
he has on various occasions, as the
special champion OF the laboring
classes of the down troddcn people OF !
this country aud as the special oppo-
nent of corporations. presume the
senator in introducing the resolution
expected nothing more. He hardly
expected that any department of the
government would allow itself to be
thus assailed without answer
ing the resolution. Before this
discussion is closed. and ON some
other occasion shall call the attention
of this senate to the remarkable char
acter OF the various resolutions com
ing from this same source that have
been directed to the executive depart
mont of this government within the
last three years. want TO give 40
tice here and to everybody that, al
though the administration has passed
into the hands of political party
with which am not affiliated, yet as
IA senator having due respect for the
executive department of the govern
ment, never intend, without nj least
protest, that the administration shall
be treated by this senator or any other
by resolution as the late administra-
ton has been treated. Why. Mr.
President, if YOU were to believe all
this honorable senator has said to-day,
you would suppose that in the issuing
of this patent ccrtilication for this
land earned by this company, there
has been done something that never
has been done before. Every secrc-
tary that has sat in the chair of ibe
department of the interior for the last
eight years has done exactly what has
been done by the secretary who has
Just retired. During good portion
of this time the honorable senator has
been member of the house or of this
body; he has been u member of the
committee OH public lands, and never,
either ON that committee or in this
body. has he been heard to say n word
on this subject. II is in the press--it
is where the senator can get credit for
being the champion of the down
troddcn and oppressed, and the OPP
noser of cornoratious that he il heard.
When LEGISLATION can he had i'm the
l,,tarost.7s,s nE,,aapS he has
peeh silent ~ .ne Sl1ael dmor ali
on thc i.'otus VI wy ,"i'i ,,'i IL.
exactly the same situation rs that
. unuor WIFI ~" ~ an,ion Of ,,o lar.
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lslative anu eAGeu'',c otnn0'us u h vi,
governments ml'n iu'" ~, ~
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ior we pupllv. u ieo ' i,ts,',IJ
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7aE 'n't y. me- :" W." - co.
department nc nhI 1o" I 'pau 10
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senator iI ,. -Noor ''N' , H. iornicn
ms lilc'llne W f""i,o IT,
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Mas "o'''' ~. :" sa,5J was inter.
ment 10 SNOW "a! n IN" "a9 nnn,;-
esteu' was ~ tilu, n"'n",'' iPaua",
heht denocra,io oin'lal' "aS mo,,I'I,s
cd III ll' barhu'h an" I 2n.
rights so lar " VIC intc'toI "eI w.
ment was cohcerneu, were ny anuV.'
ed by the question wno.ncI .'esu spm'
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cans raIiron' sl,u." "I Ia ,.i~hts n, 4
else me , Jaw mnu'I a ah ,hIna Il III,
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polllcs or onai"." WA d;asr-
whoh ~ Is ',e.eu wv, n,nr Gnuif
ehce u,u II mani ,,aonns,ad In i,
or Huntington "as 'n.'' III e.,
was II tne aops' a,insn, =,
senators 70 s,n ,ii no' re a 'he massns bc
excite ''lp PioJ "u,J -, 80 bav,
= cause sohle uhP'pu'"' n Ia h'
5 a case tnat Is puinS ~ nStho a,o ~;
the eNectiyc "yi'nrs,i;n.it oa ~ M h,
ernment' ne ielitrJ ,inn ,So r ala
: the rules OF III" W. . '1'toe hnI Iand az"
o company was en,'.'|,' ~ ."u o AL 81
d II was upon .lae nS' w liz. 49, ros
Il hai becoine wy c"s'u'n w ' ar ov
8 lutiohs y inquiry ~ i'"'' "''''V %
II amihauon; ,,..,.,,.;o ,hir,
l. ne Mou loa WV, "e1 IA W - ha
q done III iooo' a,n 10 ~ t .mn ,"ars an
d serNeu nis oounns 5 !" ali oyar wi,
le VINO Ma s,d $780, ~ h al receiyed fro,
D Wounus anu go, nS 80 a month
N congre ei a., a pT Iaw had Iec;dnd"a m,
10 gtner,a;,, H., Wy tum shnnId recei,
o. MN loi,, I'M 'I Tnr man who had sery,
u ~ W ,noo r;,i, aaiIantrv and cover,
Us IN 49, ,,,, T'' ,ridrv man who new
y hlilsei h ~" 80 jro:sod ui,bout m
ne u,eJSvI ~ st53 month WAS bel
~, nid ~ him The question arc
OF pai" onti,Iod 10 ~ II would n
!, haya arisen had he 1.-THE speak,
,ai would NOT have been questioned Ia
ar. he had the opportunity, to S