The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24
lDES OF NOVEMBER.
THE pRMooRAEIo MEMRERs
AIavSaysrips to MAKO Political Capital out
of the Prsald,nPs Suggestions on the
LAbsr TFoublsS-FuraSr and PSW-
dsrly Before The Committee.

It's reference TO the Committee on Labor
with instructions to that committee to re-
port upon by bill or otherwise, on or be-
fore May 10Th.
Mr.. Hammond, Of Georgia, thought that
there was no reason to believe that the
committee would not act diligently, and
1t was unusual to instruct committees on
such matters,
Mr., Butterworth, Of Ohio, moved to
refer the message to the Committee Of the
Whole,
Mr.. ButtsrwOrth's motion lost; yeas n,
nays l47.
Mr.. Reed, ofMains, regretted that there
would be no opportunity to discuss the
message in Committee Of the Whole, The
result would have been more speedy and
useful than would be accomplished by its
reference to a standing committee. There
being thirty.aeven minutes debate under
the rule, Mr.. Butterworth secured the
floor. The object OF his motion to refer
the message to the Committee Of the
Wnole, he said, had been considered by
some gentlemen as unwise, because II
could not be reached OF an early
day. Every gentleman believed thai
the message presented question
Of vast consequence TO the country. 1t
had been his purpose, II his motion had
prevailed, 10 ask unanimous consent T.
name q day for the consideration OF
this question, with the hope and expecta
don that Il might be fairly considered, moi
with a view to controlling the November
elections, but with a view to giving 4
right solution Of the problem.
He wished that the people Conld rea6
what was passing in the minds Of theb
assembled legislators here, aud segrah
their desire to do what was best for tht
country from what was regarded as o
mere expedient to catch votes.
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He protested IN the name Of American
L9anhoou sgalhsIany poilcy that oegradec
one patI q nis .st ietlIw C.iLsns anu set Inen
cpnaict viii ths orsSt mas oI tSs naonia az M
Who was there hoped and expected hi.
children would cat bread, except in &c
cordance tt Ss W WIN @ eggs ordinance, "Dy the
bis % Ssarthsions NJ 3 % one Of whom @ had bad sU(iared MAJ
rom Tho hand nj tiGlictinn. and wonId
6Sht the battle nj iifs agains, fearinI odds
md he nrotestsd avairst the isoiSlstion
saainst aSv resolution a"iInst Snv nr,
,anigstion that wonld dsSTads anv
n thosa bova and Set him anart sa M,
Iopoiny IN q nro,,ier nart NJ ths v,ea,
cnrst;tnsncv ranrssents5 ra hare, MIA gen.
sIan,en hars eonld not sIsvsts labor, Gon
had done thst in the bpTinning. He was
tired oi this demapoguism that sought to
S ,atcb =, votes 1 not by asEinv what % wa was beSt
ior labor hut what the workinSnan could
no irdnrod n heiieve vas hnst fla was
IN favor of orvaniS atoms which hrouvht
tosethsr ali man and reno0nizsd the mi.
SaSsSsI yS" "brctheyhood ri man. Ths hiil
lisa rssSsd here a fsw davs aeo was q
SoIInr Gn assJ ,aocE0rv % and % SbS% ~ w%s moi
svsn @ intended to do ANYTHING for the la.
1oS;n. man. It was a dslihspate pnrpost
W natsh votes vs.
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TOO MUCH DsNAeodf'
He critic zed the want OF consideration
Of Tho arbitration bill by the Committee
Ioho. Tha,o boI S.on M oan,t ~
'n LaUor' Anete Heu U9eu w 'uOis "
Acertain the lacts. II member secured
tIteen minutes 70 speak on the oill lie de-
voted eiRht minute minutes 70 st atoaslng Jay
Ou.u, IL ~ S,,ssar ~ o.oS tSa NJ nj" ro;%.
ate E of hi bia time. being rnedusl to tie task
Of suggesting any remedy.
"Why didn't you suggest q remedy ."
sEga MI yN Nea dSns III isa o t,o svsr
N onsn NANNY INV month"; tenlfsd Mr.. Bulter.
SoTtb.
Mr BLAND. Of MisSouri-.uWe had bill
here some davs ago that proposed to set
the lahoyer al the country Al worka how
did ira 0antlenen vote on that?n
HThe rontraction Of tbe currency is i'm.
ooverisLinv the peopleio.day. illIarpinp
IN INV dauShtersn ouoled Mr. ButterWorth
IN renIy. II we were Disgusting infant
hantiIm hare tho gentlemen Yould stand
an and want 10 have the baptismal basin
nnychased with standard dollars iapDlauBs),
In cnnclnsion Mr, Butterworth said the
iongrssso weHitAoitselito take up The labor
ouesilon and consider 1t carefully and
man refer the subject to an appropriation
committee. II It we're referred to com.
mitlea now lie feared that measure
Wonld bp reported representing not the
nsgds of hour, but the political necessities
oi Inc coming campaign.
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Mr. H4noalI, Oh fenhSylVania, confessed
10 feeling Of surprise at the heat with
whirb thu peutletnan from Ohio had an.
p.asoSsd ,i,io ,nbisct He dssired N direct
.tS,s.ls,, - ,,,, tac, thot n. oorstitrt;or
made II the auty Q. sne ires.us.s ~ ~ a,o
dime 70 time 70 communiG9te L,i ilt1 70 congress
tonching tho SLaIe ol Ine Uhion =, Snd S, re.
commend stch meaantes az ~ ~ sIsl r..ue.i dGen
necessary and expedlent. Inc rteslaen.
had NOT vehIuteG naf pe'onu S.s tSuss ,.i.,t Any
how was ne met MeWAS a.N Ss,a mes mere WIN u,
an assault on hia motives. theLe mere wss ,ss h9t
one word aRalnst tne propG3sSl,on 3Ssn ,1 Mplsn ~
he made ohtne coqs w. 'aer" nnr,ss,, TS ,'t hOs
an intelligent inal III iI,.' snS SoI sIih Lus Sus
knew tnatthe tssen. X sttsnsa
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