Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-10

v AsHINCTuK, June s. tx.
SENATE.

SENATE.
IN tht SENATE SeuaiOT Butler reac tolf-
gran from the muyuf and Il large number
oi citlzcns Of spartan uurc, =. G., urging
tin senators from thai state IN Congress 10
us, thor influence Il defeating .he oiepmaf-
cs.r1nt bill y hicn the slcnarf declare b. The
worst inrm Of protection. Let tE, people
bry uisumaTc aYipt. they sly, ~ thcP would
mN otheT article oI food.
tNer routine business The Senate Pm
c.-eded o. the cousIderG-iou " hiilr OF tht
calendar updcr %, fyemluu,e ruit.
NJ Huwicy movrG 70 postpone indet-
nuo1 She Dil Introduced hT hr. Vance 10
rr..i the ciyii--eryice law. d.. vance
calico ioI tit ycgs and nUys. III. Harris
oloecitU 90 TIA, consumption OF time. and
4i,, matter WeU over.
Among the measures passed were the
foHovir. 8 hil 90 authorize tht
cupUvmrut n lass clertr for thf
iLsirr~ Of tht supreme Court q
Dbl mtho-IZuc thI ~ccretAr1 rs Wa 90
iuv tm Hunt box h tht city Of II.
Augustine. Ma. iOr military PURPOSES;
AiI tu ieralize the Incorporation 90 national
f,1tdr, umpn. bil Authorizing int re,irr
ucl.. on thcif own application after forty
xc..~e service nf ict- AdmiiU Steuhg G..
Rowan aue Renl- dmirii 5Oir L. NOrden,
with the highest pgy Of the grade o.
which they hfiouc. ~. Hiatt explained
ula1 IL, Dill wac MI mienOed a. lIrect~
dent lIi wac D peciAl provision ~ rocOg-
ritlpt 81 tie yer7 distinguished ser
vice. rendered lhf nation p1 the gentlemen
nlsmeL H. 0ct-rcii SAID M did nOi bts
hive 70 tnD 1rmciVle Of tlt Dill. hui rs~
rgrdrd n 20. q specin provision ~ favor oi
thr dist nguisbeu officers named, ano h
v0lid therefore. nm opieg 90 Il. NJ.
l.nnau expressed similar yicW.l Al Hai
r. reimburse tit National bOmt Tor l'ls-
sldrr unmfecr Soidicrs In iD-ses incurred
Though yre failure OF the Exchange iank
.. Auriolf. y q.
q copgide-i,hb uuuihm Of bin, fBr pr
v,1t rpIrf were passe0 and tht ~euait ad-
icurnfd
House az Representatives
Wht uuurl went into Commute, Of the
Whole MI Biount, al Georgia II The
.luir on the Legislative. executive, au1 lu-
cicia lproITiHtluu hilL
after siseeche> upOu the civi.-seiyiuc see~
tiur and nthpr Jieinr OF tht iii by MessrA
COMMON 81 Mg-yau2, Hin m lllinois.
Ts,ne 81 T'eunsy wanna. anu friut O. t.
cnil-iu. a. attempt Wa~ madt % arrive "a,
.snus determination a. o. the stmt when iht
general duiMle should Ci0so. Mr. Holman
rnrg t-ltnir fhm q sh0uiu enC a. z.ab o clock
nm tie Republicans otgecloG a. 4 a. being
tao .hu,1 9 tiui,. and Dir. Reagan. OF Texas,
au the gToHnd rhai dchms should ei0sc IA
~ earlier hour n was, ht said. Too iait
~ fbf session l0r tht House - consume
time n llslenin~ 20 political ESSAYS. u was
fnauf agreed that ttt general discussiDn
sl.oi.ll riosf %, ten m,uutes 10 Q.
-a... 81 HrHrss Hfaf'r ~ mt
r.rpr IA am civll-serviee-apprOpr
brms Alr Cox. nf AOrth Carolina, ctaif-
mau 81 tl,e Committee OF Ciyirsurvict Re
som. sa,a thm tht friends al ciYb-servoe
RETURN had uOlbnc 20 lear from Ihe Qi--
ctssinr which had taken place. he had
pofhnr q 81, abOIg q VOCATION 0i saW no
Inv eaui0 he Judged by faiLh'ess aaminis-
g-ati8r nf 81. h WIS no argument Hghiuai
a.. rrv},-.err,e, law b. say Ghal 4 had heon
rtelasoa. f1,t iirsi laV fhai mad bnen I3ssco
looking ~ fiis direction was passed Dg
Ilen,ncrlisic Congress h 1850 The reform
Was then inAucuraied. and 4 wenr 81 NJ u
fhe time 81 thr waf, and TIT greatest Sl'uil--
u,al Nho imG rYcr occupied the " hlie tionst
had haeu Andrew johnson 9he tIrsi DBL
that mac even iaren lutrDduced aftm thai time
had l.ocH IN l-Ga, bii the politicians mad
Deeu o3gp0~oG r. Il because 4 prevented
Chem !Iom algoslnR O. the offices 10 Isay
liIeiT political deiiss; bW Tbs reform nad
goDe on. ant thls reform would 60 on.
1alt ai,aiu 4 i,eing arisiOcratirl IL wac
fiit VERY ESSENCE ~ democracy. I; gave Int
gseplae pure service. II carried 0ui 10 lie
purity 4 wound decrease the EXPENSES
AZ tlit public seSTiet. and thzt was one
rtasen WHY the reform irsd gene On. n
had beeu or eseG Os fbe politicians, hiIi
the g7s4d lpRsf--thw v0ief tha; made po!l-
ticiaise-,lla6 demanded thai the reform
sbaule go on. d. Ig7I 3 law had been
Isssea II regard Il cifii service and both
lsayltss laa found II necessary r. tncorpO-
rsit tbs reform JslssBk IL tiseiI platform. II
fh'a tbaucia TIM 4 was sham gna fraud.
Why bad they held or' faisf hepes
IA She pegplf Prom tnai time on
cisii-ssrsine reform had continued 70 grow
until ts-day tar country Ka9 b6th slaes
spclerizing Scr ned cafrgfi.g nta tht Jaw ~
is integFiif. The gentleman from Illinois
fb'r. GannDnl hRa SAID yesterday tssai he i's,-
sie1en aat Cnita Executive wss tisf most