The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-07-21
WASHINGTON LETTER.


v AslIiNGToN, D. e., JEiy lo.-ll iooAs
now as if Congress will rot finish work
ovid ,.o bon,, before Aurust Al least the
''''>' - MN ,.ri.,,a
c"AtcSl over lhe 'ctoei te''S''ii ''''s '''.''
the situation OF the appropriation bills IN
1L,. Scno1, have cluscd our lawmakers in
,,..,, l.,l..os ,,,o c,,,;,,l :, sc,,fo down to
oo'ii e'i''> o' '''e >''P'''' ~ 90 go
the idea OF such late. ne nFoSpcct 0oi
sitting three weeks yet. ana possibly lohseI;;
has rather depressing eject upon NOS o'
!hcm. ne ooI!o"s .l!2ioln'C'! ~ .vso- ntT q
ing 10 ye.s SUR ~, q -, VI ,. .,.'>; ~, !,
'iictl colt"'S ''n's GUS ,.'S Iann
necessary ~ 'it'Ne W.
summer >cSSG r:tH ~ 'S ~ n.";'S ,,;, a;'
are III '!'e l!'o'' VI '''N'7 '''|' N>> '''
own WAY "NcA II nome.
\ Summer session ScNeI:t'!j n'e4'S 'M's ~
me nec'?A$ oc@'hhinS 4, WIN .':c c2i',u
nc ,e! SECS eG.i.,iS i.,,.. "iT 1, ,o """ ,"nn'
'l'c ~ ,'''o' 49,, ;;'.,, n.n irn,
icIS VIZ SooI "!S"tlv'' w. H., y. -. I " u
WceNS oi Mc"ute' '''i't 10Y 'li''i; .,'t.
lhc lousc mas 'l>SolI%H 80 tla' tieiJ = no'
quorum lreSeHt: inG i"itI -io''I'n G"i.'
SresS IchlaHeo IL session; ~; 1Si'iel'soe. TS.
until lle iotii u -i"7'St IiG ''G!..oc:" "'s
LAD Sot'on INC ascel;oeac! iol 'llG III S' .iiit
after 'hc war ana .ie !I'Pc',''l:!S!,' ,,' VI
:.ekna' ana o'nct i'.aI'ets htta tnet.i ~. g
10 tleV 'icS !Iu "ii''. 1tti'c 1919 d To- ",',
nc i!eiiioets i.,;- 70 nc sei' 1oi ''i''' ''-''
icite.' ~ 49, =, c,,,,ros s,c6
,ha NV, ,,rnsent sGninis,ration came into
nn,,cr ,,-H fIc ha, nnt rcS,cc,cd n,rtios and
i,otb s;dcs and both branches of Con~rcs,
have suffered Vice.Presidcut Hendricks
and Senator Miller, Of California, have
passed away from the Senate Chamber
While from the House were called Repre-
scntativcs Evans. Rankin. Elwood, Dun
can, Hahn ard Cole. This IS probably as
iong 4 death roll Is any previous sessions
can show.
There las been mHch exciting discussion
in Congress over ;he vetoed pension nilIs
During enc OF the storlmcst sessions oil th'
House, one RepuD!!can member alter
another had arraigncd the President II
language more positive than parliamentary
Gov. Curtin. Of Pennsylvania, poured o.!
upon the troubled waters by quoting al
ancient rhyme. lie first bespoke the Pres
| ilicnt decent respect ard decent speech
said he did not know what the pending bill
was about, but the House had resolved
itself into 4 political meeting. Suppose
that members quit Quarrcllng, and turl
their attention to public business. Lei
them remember that their niotllers lauSh
them:
Let docs delight TO bark and bite
For God has made them 50.
Let bears and lions growl and fight
For It's their nature. too:
p,,. 7;,1o c,,;,lro,,.c-,r,,,o, ,,.o,o
,''.lT 80, w. ,s,,, .
.r' - Hi;I'e 20 sctcL e,'eii oi'isi G,.'
ctc. iiet lhe lauSh'cf na'' su2si''c': W.
Allen, OF MISSISSIPPI SPOKE. nc sS'Iu lc
'hoNsil ne ous' 10 ai'oi"s1"e l @ ios 'sSc.sst:t
pension .a''e'5, ':s iie ii;'S' erA = C4ntt,.
craze pt!Na'c. II "''' s'.''' tt!,t i, No'.t'"e'
;''cS ought 10 nave .ho"s!iV .! ''s li1''e' u
pensions twenty-five years ago. ie
ackn0WledScu 'ntt' at ,Ie pes.anlnS oi sl.e
war, ne h;!i Hos 2i!cn tHe A'''tIct t'iat ouc
cohSiueTatIoh 70 WliicA ~ i';'S liopaoIs ntcil
ehutieG' N-IuSil'sl. nc ii',' oee!i N.,': ~; =
SouHs nSS tnei; p',t u.G!'s - |i,s !,'iiu
EcaI oi 'iie wa! ic pe''t ~ '!..s''
o. IT, ana 50 hi1c.! iE'u hC hec,i N.Iptesse"
WIN 'Ae 1acS llal 'ne coGtSG ne M''s i'al, .
sung Mouia o"nNiGp, ,ns - me" 800 -
Go'eEclli ~ eESt?H I;,' ;s .I MaI; M,Sip"S y y,
.''c s"''t''', nv ",'S t>'''i' ..-s t,
III h"2d: nc EclIeatc'' across H'e VI siA
States win iIe eHeli. Ii LIS tlo-i' i"'Hci
than s!ay Who!e army.
Inc summer sociai season ms cl'Seu M4lli