Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-15

charge, is strong friend of the bill,
and says ii will pass. a very effective move
meut for the bin has been carried on here all
during this session of congress by Joseph ii.
Reall, president of the dairymen's aSSocia-
tion, ana II the measure becomes success
much credit should accrue TO him. lie has
kept up the fight on the oleomargarine manu-
facture, holding meetings, issuing circulars,
10 the country and agitating the subject
thereby calling the attention of congress to
IL. He Is just out la another circular urging
the people interested in the passage OF the
bill TO petition their senators 10y telegraph
and mail and urge the passage of the bill
amended so as to impose tax of ten cents a
pound.
Points of order are to be made against the
bill, and such men as Senator Beck hope to de-
feat IL by amending 1t. Ii is even proposed to
tack on the tariff to some extent, or offer so
many propositions that il will have to be re-
committed to the committee again, which
means death.
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW AND LETTER CAR
RlERS.
A number of democratic members of the
house-among them Mr.. Mcrriman, of New
Gork-have expressed the belief that the
eight hour law will be extended to letter car
ricrs during the present term of congress, and
that the cost of II will not be 50 large by half
additional cost is estimated by the postmas-
ter general to he over 1900, 900 year
"lf the case is so heavy as that said a
member of the house committee ON poStoilices
anu IoStIpUtlS, 'tileI alll III lHNDr Ol III, u
we have to use simply the same number of
men and just cut down their hours of work.
That vii entail no extra cost
The bill has passed the senate, and,
although the department opposes, 1t will un-
doubtcdly become a law.
TIE COMING CAMPAIGN.
at will not be eight months till there will
be waging Il fierce. fight between the Blaine
can senator to-day. "Already discover u
very vigorous movement between the friends
of these men. The Logan people are circu-
lating reports that combinations are being
place on the ticket, leaving Black Jack out of
the race altogether, the object being to stir
up antagonisms to Blaine and to organize
the opposition to him. The Logan men are
and it is believed the earnestness may grow
into feeling, One thing has thus early be
cond place on the ticket with anyone.
DIspLEASED WITH CONGRESS-.
1t is said that the president is displeascd
with the work of this congress and will be
glad when ii gets away. He believes it has
failed to accomplish what it should have
done; and has dom, many things which it
should have left undone.
In his message the president invoked con-
gress to reform the tariff That it cannot do,
because there is q majority against il in both
be stopped. A large majority in the house
nipped that proposition in the bud, lie
urged the reconstruction of the navy and the
building of adequate coast defenscs. Neither
bncanse n mninrtv ara o%ainut tba "a eynnmJi,'
troS nf nnmou "rr ~ the h
Altogether the wishes of the president have
been disregarded hy the majority party, and
early adinurnmnnt '''" Iii ii hut ahnnt fortv
democratic mnmhars of tha house nv" so my
aterably opposed to any expenditure of
fnpnS3nn va fact that mana Of tha '',y mrosidnnt,s
Observation-Disclosures viii ha car,ind AR nt this
nonrransm not ava, tn,ity rafn,' hoo,mSo w ,mo
forty dnmnorots ora omnnsad 70 nnw o~itat;nn
Of tSe snhcct "'o 'iio'e" W any "s''''''''
II is nGt an ,,rusrol tb;nr for tbo rooom.
mandotinnS 1f ,hn mrns;damt NJ tt he dsrar.rInd
hv his avn nnrtw in ~ con"raSs " aItbnngh those
cIoseIv carried ont NAM % thinqs S.,u snggestea
by MI Hayes met with the same receniIon MS
tbosa of M CInveIanI ND viz ''''''0 10
EnirC ar,nN nIrrs noo,,rn
trCbare will ha nnth;nr dnnn u,;th ony of
the bills nronosime iarSe u nnmromrati"ms mr for
tho ancn,,Tao Taoamnnt of n,,Il;n ilnInnis Smnh nc
the BIoir biIl y said a mem" Pme,nher of the hnuSe S
committed on eiuca tion tn-dav ,.,nI | will
tell YOU whV' There is too wide, a difference
of o5inions @ bctween the @ two " hranches of con-.
,press tn ever nermit an monument nnon ,
meaSuro iTbdw ditfor wisjnlv as tn tho
amount of the onnronriati"n and the manner
of its distrihmtinm 1he cnmntrv saw differ
ence nf onininns in the Sanats h"tw"an tha
now an" in Ibe bomse s. "n tEere s''Ns is VERY; verx
much greater variety Of IDEAS If has come to
mass that seyenty-tive or n hundred men can
ff fGefeat anv measurn in The house nnL ~om vii
ind that manv ALWAYS onposed TO anv
ndno,tinn,i h;iI'u ""'' oPp'''' w '''
r,IE uop,,oN ,cprrs
here are feeling pretty well now over the
mrnSnocIS of thn7 Mi t93 fnrihnr s,,nnresS
pnlvDamy dving On III The calandar Thn nnes'
tio3 7S a cnmn5,cated ono in"niyinm mnnnv
ina nointS nf law and rannirad . ,,raat
amount of research and consideration after II
reached the house from the senate, 1t ONLY
went to the calendar three or four days ago.
and the attorneys employed to tight The
measure saw it has no show of constellation
the house during this congress: that If The
house should pass the bill now it has SO MANY
important amendments that they could not
be agreed in the senate before March l. 1887