Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
VOL. XII: NO. 2I5


put forth that no mistakes haze ,ceb
comniitcd, bot that no Suspensions have
been made cAcent Il appeared 10 my al
iiaction that me public welfare woniabo
improved lherchy Many applications
Tor rurreDslon have been denied aud tns
adherence % the rule LAID down TO 20,
ern my action a. a. such suspensions has
caused much irritation and impa.
uoncc on The part OF those
who have Insisted on morc
chnuges In ONCE The pledges
have mace wcrv made 10 the people and
70 them am responsible for the manner
In which they have been redeemed, i
aui not responsible Is TIM senate, and
am pnwilliug 90 submit my actions aud
oillcial conduct 10 them for ludp.
ment. Tlcrs are no grounds Tor an
allegation that the fear OF bcinr
found false 60 my protessloEs. mfiaenccs
me IN declining 20 sNbmit TO the de-.
manda of the senate. | have not ron.
1 etantly refused 81 suspend rflclals aud
thus incurred the displeasuro Of political
4 friends, and Yea williully broken faith
I With the people forihe sake OF being f,.ls,.
/ 10 them. Neither the discomfort
81 my party friends nor
thc alltfpmcnts constantly oiserrd of
combinations OF appointues conditioned
epon IN nvowal that susprnaions had
< BEEN made on PARTY grounds alone, nor
/ the throat proposed In the resolution now
I before The senate that no combinations
1 VIII ne made unless the dcmundN OF that
body bc compiled with, are sufficient "a
discourage or deter me from following In
The way which ! am convinced LEADS IA
better governments for tho people
] Signed GROWN Cl.hvRiAND
\ ftk,stttFlsa.
/ 1855.
Whom the presidents message had hcpn
egd MIR Edmunds said it reminded him
ota communication OF King Charles tho
| | Go parliament, lie also said that the
/ president uuntcntlonally no doubt, on,
tlrely mlNsiatcd the question involved be.
4 tween hlusolf and the senate.
Mr.. Harris remarked thai for reasons
TO which he might not refer, he had no
desire 70 discuss the matter involved, and
moved that the message bc printed aud
lie on thu table as the usual coursc, ho
| said
| Mr.. tdmunds said think am safe
| IN saying u Is the frst time IN The history
of the republic that any president of the
unffpd States has undertaken 10 inter
iere with the deliberations OF either
house OF congress ON questions pending
sagcs on the stale Of the Union, which
tho constitution commands him 10 mako
from time 10 time. This message X dc
4 voted solely TO n question for The senate
ITSELF IN regard 10 itsolf, that IL has under
consideration. That IN It's Hlngularity, |
think II viii strike tho rejecting peoplu
IN THIS country ~ somewhat
extraordinary, In these days OF reform
anything At all eau be thought axtrnordl.
nary Tho senate 81 tho United States IN
rs communications 60 tho heads OF de.
paitments (not his heads OF departments,
but the heads OF departments created by
! law, directed them 90 transmit certain
official papers, aud that IL all. The presi.
dent OF the United States undertakes 90
! change the question into confederation
by Che senate OF his reasons or motives
for putting civil oflioer, az II might be
! called, ''under arrest, with which the
senate has not undertaken IN any way
! 10 make any question at all
I by every message lac has
} sent 70 tina hody tand thoy are al pub.
: li0) hO has asked the acnaio "a advise
! him and consent to tho removal at one
! officer aud Tho appointment of another.
! That he has done, and tho senate In call
! Ing for those papers, TO say nothing OF
. wider considerations about any doiiciun.
, clos In the department OF Justice, II asked
: 10 remove these officers without knowing
! the condition Of the administration OF
J their offices.
After little sparrlng between Mr.. Ed.
, munds and Mr.. Harris M 10 the disposition
. OF the mcssago, The motion Of Mr., I'D
! munds WAS agreed 10, referring IL TO the
0 judiciary committee aud ordering II
J. printed
d Tho senate then went Into executive
y session, md when the doors reopcned
g adjourned.
. InE iiouHg.
! WAanINuToS, March Under the
4 cnll OF states the following bills were In.
n PRODUCED and REFEREED ny Mr., Lore Of
y Delaware, 20 repeal the patent laws now
l. In free, establishing another system Of
s rewards for inyentlonsj by Mr.. Springer
u OF Illinois resolution directing tho
! committee on expenditures in the lnte-
70 rior department 10 investigate the TX
= pcndltnres and management VI the pen
A. sion bureau during the present and pre-
f vl0us administrations, and also To Bacnr
D. tain what foundation there IL for the
II statement IN the annual report Of Com.
IN missioner Black In reference 10 partisan
~ management and extravaganza Of that Du.
" rcau during the Office Of ApredccegsOrsi
q by Mr.. Joseph Of New Mpxlco,BppfOprlat
~ ing s20, 000 for establishing anew miliiaf,
u posts az Dcming,NM by Mr,Neai 81 Ten.
u nesHec 20 repeal The Internal revenue
" law by Mr.. Hewitt; Of New Yorb 80 admit
70 free Of duty lumber, salt, coke, coal and
y Iron as produced or mined ~ the Domiu
- Ion Of Canada.
G. Mr.. Brnmm Of Pennsylvania asked tht
q unanimous consent 70 have printed ~ Tho
u record memorial signed by ! i. Brig
N ham aud others, asking Tor the impeacll'
- ment Of Daniel Manning, secretary OF the
70 treasury, for high crirneh6n inIsdpIncan
y ors w executing the silver laws
II Mr., Beach OF New York 0biei ted
" Tho eGnate bin was pnsee1 f.r the cree
o. tion Of public building aud for the al
ID tcration Of the jail Ut Fort smith, ARK.
ie Mr. Eldredgc Of Michigan moved th,
~ suspension Of the rules and the passage
~ 81 The Mexican pension bill with proyl
u 10 excepting from its provisions pcrsODi
q, politically disabled After a debate All,
" pending action upon tho motlontbe hons'
u adjourned
u. tue Bfiss0ufi stranded