The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-30

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Senator Camden, whose RELIGIOUS Il
the S and ri Oil Company Wi W !
known, representing tat coli hDy II
the Seaate, had tslegraphtd fiom
Wash ngion that only tx votes weie
nee ary 10 cary the Serats foi
Payne, ard that they we're prepared
70 pay $4,000 ,aon fortLtm. Hsfaid
8 a. b. ~ 3 Q Ia lhe habit Of poh
cil < re paplr eatvles, and would
not dc = ts,;55s;ts A;;; tee nrticls related
% 3 mat 81 pen ing bei0e TIE IS n,
stc Gndswi8 NEED do have an eae
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.fhasowo io1ldlt.pn. It's aNuri u
VIZ Esp r u. lot q OF heng u
Wa hi1Etn' md tsleer phing, nom
ia 10, ~ bad been e his home ~
NetNlf ili ior ih9 laAt ten DAYS,
letu ning onls US efday.
Lie 3 ua ihe1, on m ton 81 S n
alef,Pru3, resumed co1sidera ion Of
thu Pres den , yo.o oil the bii to quiet
ttlis Of setilas on the DIS None
lsurf, ar nher afgumgut' by benat r
hVHrla ~ Suppor o. TIE veto AID by
serat r All on and Senator Wi son IN
ftYor oltla biz, IL wns passed over
ih9, PrHdsrt's VITO by the rfqus 10
tw9-lhirds rnaionty--yess, 81, nays
I5--as follows:
Yeas@senat rs Allison, Bsry, Beck,
BlsckbnrD, Bsir, Cali, Cameron,
Chace, Go krell, Coke, Coneer, Dawes,
Eos is. George, Haze, Harrison, ii ar,
ingalls,, Jones Ark ], Mcmillan, Ma.
hone. Henderson, Maxey, Mitchell
fore ], Palmer, Plumb, Riudleberger,
Sawyer, Swell, Sherman, Spoonef,
Teller, Walthall, and Wilfos fla l-34
Nays-Sene.ors Brown, Butler, Col
quit Edmunds Evarts, Gray, Hamp-
ton, Hawley, Mcpherson, Miller, Platt,
Ransom, Vance, Vest and Whit.
thofne--1b.
SenstorPlumb submitted the con-
ference report on the army appropria-
ton bill. The conference report was
explained by Senator Allison. The
bill now appropriStes about $4,000
less than IL did as II passed the House.
The report was agreed to.
Senator Allison submitted the con.
ference report on the bill to amend
the Pacific railroad acts, aud 1t was
sgreed to.
The Senate then, on motion OF SEN
ator Allison, proceeded to consider the
bill making applopIia ions for the
legislative, execuive and judicial ex-
penses of the government.
Some amendments reported by the
Committee on Appropr atoms increas-
ing the clergical force Of the State De-
partment, was the occasion OF dis.
custom In which the anomaly was
commented on by Republican Sena-
tors (Meesrs. Edmunds, Irgal's and
Hale) that O Democratic head OF q
Department could not get the neces.
sary increase from the Appropriation
Committee Of the House, but was
forced TO come TO the Appropriation
COMMITTEES OF the Senate for 1t.
Senator Ingalls, said in reference to
IL that the Chairman of the House
Appropriation Committee would
be going on the stump End
claiming tust the efforts oil the Demo-
cratic House 10 prevent exTavagance
bad been thvarted by the Republican
Senats. Sem .9r Hale referred ioit a.,
q publicly proclaimed confession on
the art OF those who had been ar.
raign!Dg the Republican party for ex-
ca that there was no founda-
ton Tor the charge. Senator Coekrel
declared that the necessity for the in
crease came f,om the charitable desire
Of the Secretary OF Ststa to retain IN
pay an old superannuRted public GER
want who was a Republican (rsfening
10 Assistani S cretary Hupter).
Senator Dawes denied thaJ this Old
Official was Republican. He had
been app 1inted by a Democratic ad.
and had bsen retained
by DemocrAtc and Rspub lean ad.
manifestations alike.
Qliie a sharp debate ensued, which
was closed y Mr. Cocktel with the
remark thatthe administration needed
no deleuder in tho Senate. The peo-
pie OF ,he Unit d Safes would live ID
bond their kuees in eysrla ting thanS.
Iulnfas 10 the Almighty God that
Grover Cleveland hal b1coma Prlsi-
dent Of tue United Saes, Hb was
an honest man, brave man aad a
true man. He wss doing all that any
one mortal being could do to give the
Poop e Of the United Sta 'es aa honest,
IeaIle g, economical and conshtu.
tional administration. The discussion
having closed, the amendments on
which Il was based we've sgfesd TO.
Senator Allison having intimated
bis willingness to let the bill 10 over
till tomorrow Senator Edmunds sug-
gested, sarcastically, that the Senate
should not delay the passage OF the
bin, because ihs President judging
from the tine it occupied him to ap
prove sixty psnslon bills and to veto
fifty pension bills, would requrs at
least half an hour to con ider all the
items on the legislative appropriation
bill.
Senator Plumb, from the comic ence
committee en- the bill making appro-
piiations for the Department OF Agti-
culture, submitted report which was
agreed to.
Senator Allison gave notcs that he
would ask the Senate TO finish the
legislative bill tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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