The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-03-26

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Tbs political fglis bss@ess slse President
and tbs senate 5 A5.saE 80 close. AMI every
I.,dy IS glad No questions VII b asked
lsy nsas-raf1z>4r.s AZ least- y - Nhisa SIDE
backed daxn. ig 5sssta s.sles M5Il 0nly mite
now and ~ ts work II tie Business IL tlae
session. TIE mlsgse aEA.r has bea
area-y syuab5,e arer matter thar vas #
SMALL e91~lsyHeBs- ~ TIE E.-al.,e- Senators
( Celqslf.t Is Georgia and ingalls, 81 Kansas
vii s5.Ak today. AMI tlea # no other sen
ats- .5erllsfes lis desire go - hard On the
s-b5ee-- Ssaator E.8ulussds a5il ask far
vote u ais -ss1l7st1 =. t7.at the -enate shall
Hat confirm until Tie papers are supplied
The eaHtsss Ger otza Sessions # tie 81
ase j. ast dead bat qnIy sleeping. The
( question has bean arer-s1iz,I9well by prep
E 4r4;5on for she discussion bet~asu tlae
7 Presil..at and >eua7e. II wil yes come
ug f9- .is-i,za-. Taen- i . prevailing opsr-
ien ti.at t1.e senate possesses teo mnet
( power i ) the least slemeera;ie 81 sur
I fs-ss5fatis..s- Senators naz coming IL
szs,ly FROM liz Iezss..=. ar aat traly repre-
T sentative 1i.A reference 10 population. aa,I
F being elected for terms 81 six years. -hey
/ h4re less regard for zaelf constituents
xi>Ises than the members # lie lase7
+ House. Tleg base special powers n con-
I fzr1l5ae nominations. making traa.se-. and
/ InIezclinz higl officers - the Govern
( meH-. They have a maximum IL poser
T and minimum q Accountability. and IL
{ i seis tllas " = Situation aae u lie H.
( t.s,l>it:ed by secret sessions.
/ Senator Jackson. of Tennessee. sad lis
+ only objection % oEen sessions wss that
/ Al eT'ea discussion would take more tl.ae
fhsn = secret one. senators would IT,
sIs4l,51sg ~ tise galleries all tlla tins. Trey
ggg1d leel 3i.s necessity sf exT.ziuin.
/ tlselr votes u their constituents. This. he
/ tlsegsLt- sauZd Re particularly t3is ea-e
v here Senators from oa- state took al-
! pasirl sid 81 a question
Tie Democrats do not complain that
Mr. Cleveland has uos mali sufficient
namter Of removals. They coneade that
tie las b-ea pretty ss-iF- Is. tssis direction
Their complaint : that le ls= not made
party appointments / s. claimed thas b.
las pretty generally ignored tHe party
headers IN making his selections and has
named men whom n3 oae cYer heard Of
! He has raked ol,searitg "a fill tile Federal
vacancies.
Therefore. It is said. tdsra Is no Tsos-.biI-
{ isy 81 lis denomination by his p4rsy. He
has chosen To ignore the men ,sFo rul@ eon-
yeE.iious and tl.ey mean - ignore linn tie
/ first time an opportunity offers Meanwhile.
/ however. liz VIII have tie experience Of
being President IN she fullest sense Of tie
word dHring his term. Aud Els7 can say
/ that this position Is 80. really the most H.
/ dependent one
/ The bill to Abolish tie extragagAnt psae-
tiee ii having Congressional Committees
/ accompany tie remains Of deceased Sena-
tors and Representatives TO their place Of
burial meets with general approval.
II many instances these funeral exeur-
si9ns are productive Of incidents anything
bat respectable to tsa dead. So Congress
man who has ever served au one would be
/ willing to have his own demise celebrated
/ by a junketing trip. a Congressional
/ Committee once took the remains Of an
Iow4 member to that State. The widow
4 was On the funeral train, and the escorting
! committeeman became 80 noisy and hilar-
ious that the lady was constrained to send
/ 4 request to thclu to please b. quiet. y
Senator who H-as recently very SICK herc
said to bis wife: II die. you aud tie
children take me home. b1t don, let them
/ send committee along.
| It is probable that the next President Of
the United States viii be inaHgura,ed on
the Both Of April, instead of the fourth Of
4 March. Tie proposed amendment to tie
Constitution relative to Inauguration day.
was first suggested by Robert G. Win
throp, re-auggested by IIoratio King. and
introduced in the Senate by Nr ingalls,.
1t is a popular proposition.
/ Mr.. Winthrop expresses himself emplaf-
ically about the Educational bin TIA: is
| having such a hard time in the House com
mittec. lie says it IS tAe prime necessity
/ Of our country We can better do without
internal Improvements or even armies
and nayies. than without education for
/ the masses To leave the Southern States
without the means Of educating the freed
men" is unjust to them and injurious to
the whole country. Il is fearful to thiak
Of those millions Of voters in such a state Of
ignorance, aud the evil is growing less
manageable year by year Education and
the elective franchise ,hould have gone TO-
getIier. We have lost more than twenty
years. The Congress whicl, rostpones all
remedy still longer will haze incurred a
tremendous responsibility.
WEeToS.
Patents Granted.