Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

! 1910. .,t Nv WIT cndNh No lf1eFfrd a
n ~ pathetic picture, attfhellna ~
s,WnuVh Of American statesmen Az.
huhinA raiders hurried him nom Iir
Rnlh 70 Texas, The Alabama Man afavc
rl,n from ihn polls. The mldnieb,
Iaiu'ts oi Louisiana hanged hin Ia the
rsil.rn ~ hls cabin Tho irat cltl,ens
oI na'nptt county shot him down IN Die
pieaenee 81 bic Wifi aud children. Nos
vtlehlE. Consulate mud Copinh nl told 4
s'oly which Tho world would read with
hvftoi All this time thn ualorcd man
nAd kort ON and Piled The pillow and ho,
NOW what be wanted was ndnoetion
TINS amendment would secure A fot him
whlch The blll o. Il Stood wonld no,
y tnt amendment Jailed his fMr
uhle,D euliFrr was clear. ile would
Stand OF fall With this amendment
Mr. Allison defended hln Amendment
~ asked The Southern fonatofs whetbr,
th"y Thought the people OF this countty
would assent that out Of skH. 600 O06
which The bill would give Tho south, 40.
oVp,O00 should 20 10 the education dt tbe
whites, while oniy ala, o00. 600 was IA 10
iof Tho education Of tho colored peonIe.
the fact TINT this
!ullrrhcy 81 The houthefn whites wia bnt
lltue moro Than that prevailing In tho
roFlhrril h'atoh. Did they sepposN this
unll without THIS amendment, would In.
sure VIC Just cfitlelaln Of N0rthrfn PEG.
pio WIN such an equitable application OF
VIC money Mr., Allison had q belief
lllat this Vicious proposition for tito dlas
tflDutlpn Of money within the states had
been made 70 secure ior The
blll votes Of senators which could moi
otherwise br secured Ills amendment
could not, however, be wblatled down
II . wind
MI, Logan submitted nv amendments
Tor tho substance Of the measures herrlo.
fore introduced by him, ono proyidiny mn
appropriation ~ sip,00o,000 the nrat
year LDV0,Qo0 lbe second year, $40,
VVo,V0o mo thlfd year, $4,000 900 tbs
ioutth year, hldl000,O00 thu nth ycnr,
~ bVQVlOOo theHlSth year, si2, 900, 900 tho
EeYnnlh yrhr, Hln,00p,00D Tho eighth yuar,
SG,OOQ,0Oo tho tenth year, when the np'
under The net shall olonp
nnd nu amendment providing appolal
tuna ~ $4,000, 900 30 aid Ia building schuol
houses In spasroly populated districts,
not more Than $1,000 on any one house,
nor more Than 0Deshnf tho eoal ~ ih'
school house 10 any ensG,
Adjourned
Tnn HOUSE
WARRINGTON, March =. Mr.. Morrill,
Of Kansas from The COMMITTEES ON inynlId
pefa0na reported bill extending until
july u 1888, tho time within which no
plloullonH Tor arreNtn al pensions nny DO
Med, extending The provisions uf tho
arrears act 10 special pensioners. re-
irffed 10 tho committee ~ The whole
MI Dunn Of Arkansas, from tho com.
lnltlod on shipping, reported y BIN rolat.
lng 10 pilots, Placed on the house rnlen.
daf,
Mi Belmont ~ New York, lroin tho
on foreign nifnlrh, reported ,bo
consular diplomatic appropriation nh.
referred 60 the committee OF The whole
The speaker laid before tho house this
response Of the secretary OF tho tronsury
10 the Bland resolution calling for H.
concerning llin circulation OF
standard hilycf dollars, ana The policy 10
be puraued ms 10 the payment 81 silver
Referred 20 tho committee on uomapr,
weights ana measures
Mr.. Townshcnd " Illinois snd II u
were tbs wish Of the houac he would Ike
inc morning hour dlsponscd with, IN
order that confederation oi the pension
blll might bo resumed
Mr., Bland 0f Missouri ruid ho had On.
lcaYOrod anGucGepsfnlly yesterday 20
secure recognition FOR The purpose III
moving 70 iig u day tor tho consideration
II the silver biz He would thorGlpre Ia
ilat on The morning hour every day until
he committee Oh coinage, weights and
measures was reached,
Mr., Wise Of Virginia on behali ol ihe
committee on manufacturers Ia the morn.
ng hour called NJ The bill authorizing
he president 90 appoint a commission
III seven experts, skilled IN lbr inyoAtlgas
lion NJ tho production aud MSS oi notallic
und other structural materials,
10 execute tohta aud experiments on iron,
iteel aud other materials used ~ the con-
stpucllnn ~ bridges, buildings aud ne
structures, aud ~ dedurr useful
rules therctfom
Aflefn debate the m0rainR hour az
PRED aud the hoBAe went into committee
VI ihe whole on tho peUal0n nppropfin
zion bill,
Mr. Cannon Of Illinois gave his views
on general pension lcglalntl0u and
warmly favored the pEHHnae Ot u measure
10 pension soldiers who wefe nov die
ablcd, though The disability might moi be
attributable 10 The service md who were
now dependent on their daily labor for
support
M Wilson OF WEST Virginia vigorous
IN defended Commissioned Black from
the criticisms Of tho gentleman frum
iowa fMf, Henderson,, aud de,
ciafod that the country had regarded
his appointment by HE president 80 an
Wise and patriotic selection. Re-
fcrfingIt0 the criticism that Commissioning
I,la ef had kept Republican members Of
nonsross waiting IN tie a0tl'l0om while
be wnn comforting with Democratic mem
bora In regard 10 removals from hs ONCE
Mr. Wilson said that Tho country would
commend the commissioner, u he hNlh
those conferences little more often,
and he Would commend bis action VI
other high officers, Ito regretted 70 hraf
III gentleman from Name tbpnMllel
the Southern people bfeapAn
thhy ind IN ono OF Two p0lnih raised
modest memorials 90 their dead The
around those monuments
could appeal ~ the heart Of al hearts 70
testify that they cherished onr llonRbt,
wish OF aspiration that ala not
thlDb Tor The greatness and glory ~