The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-10

" ASlkHNGF0E EhE E's1'
washington, July E. 1856
CONGRESS- v1cstIed with appropriation
. bills last week. hoping to hasten an adj
ionrrrcDt. but That event is still fan
or. No matterhow mceat their work
however. our Iaw makers can always
find time to stray of into irrelevant
paths in the midst Of any debate. No
matter how important the question u"-
der consideration, no a day p2.Se5 b0'
that both legislative halls OF the etfl-
toll are scenes Of und.snIied assaults oi
members upon each other, partisan
thrusts, ana ACRIMONIOUS P~ei''''3''s
While looking down NJ inc L'PieSI
tatiyes OF fifty I'VE m'IlIo''S Oh Peoi'V'
your correspondent is often eIlpNo' ~
tic audacit} aid eIHoHiefy Oh 'ne reg
ls.atofs Who lHfh lfobl lhe i'l!Ii1' ~
S~pohsIhlilt} ald pressure o' Pon''' '''''
ness TO waste TIME over lleif o"H pee
ty Wrangles and personal a~h'ilosllles'
The past week was nh''sul'uy lloil'' ~
quarieis Of THIS Aiha, u II lAe ''Ni'
val OF little e''ds oAe OF 'a' H'o7'
luiicfoa8 scenes e o tLace "
congressman COM ana 11'.ii. ~,
"orls passed " 'u'il 10! 9eFe-"
minutes ana ite eol.i"oic'''''' "'''
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II was us'a e'lo"5n TO pe NOVA "P '"
dynamite WINE MI Cannon "''',.o'
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M.L'"H ""'" i0 i"'i'el INV" w.
0e'H''o' li's"'N' u N''''' P'e'''o'
that the Senate VIII undo so'no OF az
work recently done by the House "hel
that grave and august BODY gels
chance, lie referred to the bill raSse'
by the House, prohibiting poAi-seliing
bookmaking, betting on arcrt7, e'ec
tons or other events, and gambling o
OF all kinds IN the District OF toinm
hia. There was q spirited debate il
the House at lifetime. R~epresenlatv
llemphi.l. OF South Carolina, SAID INA
every state had a law OF this kin7, an'
MS VIC |clea Christian nation, the PEG
pie OF the District OF Coiilmol@ should
receive as much moral help rs people
elsewhere Representatives Adams
ot New 4orE, who undertook 10 pom
oGf the fatality OF such laws, asked !
they were not uniformly eVadrd u
every state. lie south Caroimlap WI
not prepared to deny the allegation
but %coniended that the law was @ooi
ana that because people were Mt
enough to break 1t was no reason WE,
It ailorld be madN'
Representative Barbour, OF Virginia
was also opposed to placing legislative
restrictions upon horSe-racing amt 9th
er sneh pastimes. lie said that it wa
ofnationai Importance, that we "ahte'
to cultivate that noble mimal-th
horses. "But is this hill against horse
racing, OF horse bettine; asked Nj
Weaver, of Iowa, oh, everybody
knows, " sail Mr.. Harbour, 'that yo'
can't Keep up ~hor3c-raoing without m
interest that betting gives. But tn
House passed the bill against SucI
sports, andthiS is the one which >eha
ton Ingalls, SAYS III" Senate will kill
when it comes before it. We are in
cIlrcd to be very wicked ON Tie scnat
side Of tie Capitol, said he, and th