Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-30

I. ueSe,es george 5. st0rrs
hs S.,s. from His Political
4 disabilities
.rsues at Length Against tho
y, J, southern DaEoia
Into the un'on'


walthall presented the ere
hF. Election OF Hon. j.. n
4 United states senator tor rom QUA s and
The credentials were reau Ano
ii. from the committee on jur
ngalls "a a bill relieving from po-
rep ,0,,,,,es George S. Storrs OF the
' s',ss and on Mr.. lngail's mo-
\ h,lI was passed.
u ne bins introduced was one py
~ Wy ia request, he said, OF the
4 ~ ~ Florida, to authorize the
or u he treasury 70 settle and
~ y .s,n w n the state of Florida, on
cls, me expenditure made In sup
o. s a,sn hostllities. In introduce
4 ~ Mr. Cal said a similar Dill
Dlli ho 40 the Forty-eighth con-
Y = s,the request Of the then gov
w. ss,a ." was allowed to remain
upon because the washington
w, named Wales, claimed com
w amountlng to $4,000 Tor
Connection with 1t. As the
a !. cash allowed by congress was
\ " ooS there would be little OF the
n y after paying the commission.
w.,t submitted a resolution Tor
n ! 10 ~ The committee on rules and
h y referred, providing that execu-
Dmiuatlons shall hereafter De con
In omen session.
\ Trtipn offered by Mr.. Edmunds
.asa 70. directing the secretary OF
"A !, ~ transmit to the senate copies
i..yinrs and report of the recent
n ~ he Nlcarauga canal route made
s. n Engineer Meoncal.
Z Salntion offered by Mr.. Eustis was
r W directing the secretary OF the
20 inform the senate if any in
az had been Issued TO the assist
B .sury At New Orleans to refuse to
IA silver dollars on deposit and issue
4 certificates, or whether he had
4 s.rncted to receive onlya limited
ga, ~ such silver dollars, and If such
had been issued to inform the
Z ma reasons upon which they were
oedlur to the calendar, the senate
4 consideration Of the bill to di'
4 sioux Indian reservation in Da
+ o'clock Mr.. Vest took the floor on
= Lo,a bill. lie disclained any hos
4 Rersopal or political to the people
Sota, and claimed himself to be
n man. and proud of the Western
+ Il andits magnificent Developments
X. ina 10 look at the question in
in the Dakota proposition from
I .olnt Of elevated craftsmanship ant
PARTISAN basis, in no acrinoniou
IS reported ON the Republican side
4 ,yer had they failed to take ndvan
party feeling aud bias in putting
"a, \ their measures. He was u Dem
M ;apd vas proud of the fact. With
( lard to politics, however, on thi
+ 4 N he would be Il coward if he di,
kpd where he now stood. He aske
" 4 heated references had been mad
lie BY the Republicans TO part
I Why had reference been mad
# fact that the people OF Dakot
# largely composed of Unto
4. and that that fact lnigf
Tor their restiTeness o
IA present political condition
bid show, and would before he &c
id h, that many brave eX-tinion vel
Swho had been shot and shelled an
ktruck land he honored them ft
b. were now residing in Dakoti
ere earnestly opposed to the mea
uporlcd from the senate commute
&ri,orles; but he denied the right
ian TO peculiar privileges in IN
b because OF having fought und'
!|tfg because of having espoused al
because Of having done his duty
&1inclples and convictions rs he u
sod them. Justice should be don
bnen. Why thrust before the pc
M all their financial, social and =
>1k relations, the dead issue Of
lriie, when our country, as we hi
Rell heard the other day, w
'eing honestly cemented together
Ms memories OF the past and brig
patlons Of the future? Mr.. We
Eom a Dakota newspaper an edit
hch said "Euough one-armed a
gged Union veterans are in Dakc
Ht p whole brigade of traitoro
(ts Ike Vest and Butler Laughte
n u can BET your boots they can dc
BY right here on the plains Of
pll Of Dakota, and without reso
bushwhacking or kukluXing eth
don't believe it, all they have
test the loyalty of Dakota is to
inter- Permit me, said Mr.. We
at rest any apprehensions on
Of the Dakota editor so
The Inauguration OF anot
Ellon is concerned. Speaking
so far as am concerned, L
shall rest In placid tranquil
balance of my natural life at LEI
I mission of nosfwenty states wo
B nduce me to appeal again to
J Mon OF arms which the Oak
. seems so anxious to invoke.
4 severely animadverted upon
pursued by South Dakota in I
OF It's proposed admission as
q lie sent to the desk and had
d cad several editorial articles fl
newspapers Insisting that tn
Jaw 10 forbid the people from 9
\ themselves. One such article
W Shall the Scared veterans '
u ,Nn the rebellion now submit 20
3 We say a thousand times,
~ once conquered rebels with g
W Asndsi you will conquer the l
> oagress having votes in Il
4 Mr.. Vest insisted
Y Ne was the only pc
II could say when states she
4 .l1o The Union. II the ordina
which provided that new ST
q admitted when a population
I. M sould be reached, was the
'y on the question, the de
viose at once. Mr.. Vest de
~ ordinance was now in force
ION the decisions of the Tn