Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
MIX Congress.


Ira committee on pensions, pre-
a report ia the case Of the vetoed |
antlhg pension TO Marguerite ID.
|afd. the widow of Commodore
Iard The committee repeats its
h Reports In the case aud recon-
the passage of the bill over the
|Iest's objection. Referred.
I3oar offered a resolution calling
nfesident for information as TO the
q OF Retention in any foreign ports
,knerican vessels, the pretsxt or
| d tanses therefor, what efforts have
made TO provide redress for sach
res and to prevent their recurrence.
|eAnIntion went over.
can offered resolution calling on.
|,f6sident to direct the American
|eeblAiive in Mexico TO investtga e
lush 81 the statements made In the
'paDefs that citizens Of the United
) are conAned in Mexican dungeons
Int iflal for alleged offenses Is
lee The laws OF Mexico,
That their final trial has
nostponed without cause
|reqoiiing the United States govern
II such statements are found to De
to demand the trial OF such persons
|hcir'humane treatment.
ID Bill 10 incorporate the Atlantic ana
&c Ship Railway company (tne Eaus
ana Sir. Hoar's bill concerning fed
slections, were severely objected TO
sent over.
q senate then went into executive
op Immediately after the doors
closed an order was made, upon the
Ia oS Mr.. ingalls,, that the public
|It 80 Excluded from the upper cor
n. lobbies and committe e-rooms,
n order was carried into effect at
This resulted in closing the Of
OF the Associated Press, and the
bern Union and Baltimore and Ohio
|sfagh companies and the ejectment of
8porteIs from their quarters in the
he wing of the capitol. The adverse
III on the nomination OF Solicitor
|.ral John Goode was then taken up.
said that the programme of opera
Mn respect to this case has been ar
90 BY the Republican members OF the
iAry committee, by which MIR. Ed
SIS had assumed the task of speaking
the subiect Of MIR. Goodies alleged
upatency as evinced in his de.
Is on fle In the department
siice. To Mr.. Hoar was assigned
sisk 81 exploiting Mr.. Goodies alleged
ectiou with the tissue-ballot system
Irrting elections, while Mr.. Ingall.
Is dNell on the Pan-Electric devel
,i,ts, and Mr.. Goodies connection
fho matter. After long debate thu
nation of Mr.. Goode was rejected
bang four majority against it. TIT
L SESSION then ended. The doors o
lanNfe and the other doors were re
la, and the senate adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
sarNGToN, July 9.-Immediatel
the reading of the journal, tn
yefnnnounced that the regular orde
HE veto bill on the demand for tn
Gus question ON the motion to refe
committee on invalid pensions tn
SagA Of the president vetoing the bill
tng e pension to Sally Ann Brady
great confusion, Mr.. Burrows Q
|ljgAns on the part OF the Republicans
Mr. Matson of Indiana, representing
Democrats, endeavored to come L
h arrangement TO prevent time beiD
red away with the roll call. Final
s agreed that the demand on tn
Ihous question should be withdraw
hat Mr.. Grosvenor of Ohio should b
red nEteen minutes to oppose tn
on 10 refer, with permission to som
ocfat 10 reply If s. desired.
y. Gfosyenor said that he desired I
4 no recriminaton or condemnatio
he president for his veto messages
q were caused by total misapprt
ilion On the part of the president {
elatlon to the administration OF tn
rnment He (Grosvenor) had read d
ket0ea coming from that prolific sourC
toes and thought the trouble wa
the pfesident understood it was hi
~ to examine carefully every act {
!, ress, and If he, as member Of COZ
would not vote for the bill, he CAV
ft Of consideration of weight to this
..1atINe branch of the governmeI
u acted afilrmatively upon 1t. TIL
h lent acted upon the idea that tn
tive had right, and 1t was his dut,
= Tide ABSOLUTELY on every question
A Idea OF the presidents was thi
M waite act should be approved unles
was 4 law authorizing it, wholly Of
Il 5 TO the fact that congress was
aking power, and had right
~ q pension on anybody. Nj
shsenor detailed the facts {
s.special bill under considerable
{n}mented on the fact, as asserted
M president had approved the FIJI
/ oil ofter bill on the very day that b
vgtoeA bill granting pension I
oAAnn Brady, the mother of fou
90 two soi whom had died on the ba
Terd, Andtw of whom were in tn
I'D disabled. Fitz John Porte
|cQNgo on the pension roll while Mr.
ul'n would go to the poor-house, an
us government which undertoo
AI|that It was dealing generously an
ssesAy with it's soldiers. Applause G
publican side.
In lMats0n merely remarked in rep
had iust learned that In the Fort
rI ivy conersss a Republican commit,
,yrs senate had reported that the won
rtnnt rot to be pensioned for the san
lie president said she ought NJ
'pensioned. [Applause on DEM
fde.
iaM Long of Massachusetts, suggeste
any THAT time the woman had a hu
ale iRine who was In receipt OF
d h lnhn hill and mnEsAge WEE