Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
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, or N',,ts aud provide for the
imiI {, IN territory Of Lincoln.
op ,,'..,yed the right to submit
'lsr mart Ina il after perusal ana
'.a IF the minority report ne
'.,.inde ~ do SO. .,.
o .s1.,,o. fcom the same commit,
|, ' 4 adversely on the resolution
''eu s w, by Messrs. Butler aud
:, ~ inquiries as to the Or
w ,he state government in
, ~, y resolutlons were placed ON
nv offered a resolution relat-
!" ices provided for by the
y manage the property and
- Mormon church organiza-
Jug sointiou sets forth among
( !. ls ,Sat in the opinion Of the
III . n AN within the power OF con-
= III officers Of the United
a .papy,ieipate with officers Of any
liz rs sect 10 the manage
ss,irs of such church or sect
i a. Vi ,latiou OF the constitu.
\. Z president 10 appoint any such
|f Mr. Morgan's request the
s.s allowed to lie over.
|nIsrson called up the bill to In
efisiency of the infantry
,hs army The bill provides
oi,ntry r, giment shall consist
LIN, 49," aanies, one colonel, one
|, colonel. three majors, one adj
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and one
,lclan All appointments TO tne
sscsncies above the grade OF
lutenant by the act shall be illled
III IN the iufantrybranch Of serv-
Henderson addressed the SEN
the bill. Our army,
4 hsd never brought the
4 home Ia the cheeks of the Amer
III To the disgrace of congress
H. emergency that had ever
4 \ t,und us prepared. An Illus
4 ,hls was found In The fact that
4 had been captured ~ 3 British
fyreeter than $500 men. Fifteen
A more Uniun men on the field OF
klanassas would have closed the
n aud the maintenance
4 number of men from
III Of the Mexican war
IN The rebellion would not have
.one.iii,h part of the money coSt
I'M war, 10 say nothing Of the
IN Of human lives Tue leihargy
IL in the matter of placing our
IN and coast defcnses IN proper
d OF efficiency was inexplicable
b notorious facts as to their in
IN for emergencies, and OF the
d recommendations Of the presi-
a other executive officers, he did
4lleye with Hobbies that
~ the natural condition
Mind, nor with others that wal
Il 10 disappear However ma 20
Il desire peace we should'not for
/, the most certain method OF
n peace was to he prepared iol
f only were we lianle to the
Il lis Of foreign war, but we wert
h ' mpntced with Indian out
ud Tor even the latter we were
He'd. Mr.. Henderson spok'
+ Of the uneasiness prevail
the West, aud the con
q rs entertained by thousands o
That the "incarnate devils" woult
savage atrocities upon then
k households. Every bran h OF on
81 said, had made more progress il
+ organization and methods thai
#try. Not n single Enropeai
NV retained the single battalion
Nor infantry regiments, all hay
slnned it years ago as not adapte'
Of war, and, therefore, not Il
Is maintained in peace. Ever
M army had advanced beyond Il
"A ready TO meet Improved arm
organization. Our preseu
m no expansive power, aud ther,
" 10 be recognized In time OF wal
4 lating an important maxim {
# science that the peace organic,
Il I'D be such as to admit of prope
IN In time OF war. Mr.. Manderso
n |nsigely frem military authorities
and American, to sustain hi
s Dne OF the merits Of his bill, Il
As was that 1t would involve
ble NUMBER Of promotions, pre-
pgress should decide to Off 4
reconstructed organization. Il
pa that promotion was ueceSSai
~ and maintain proper esprit d
Insisted that no successful bus
? would think Of Keeping an Of
Ploye IN the same grade or pos
qaarter Of Q century.
Alr addressed the senate q
introduced by him
| pr the erection of a monumel
nglon to Abraham Lincoln Al
10 Gen. Grant. Lincoln ~
said, wera associated in Ii
tne people with Washington
heir country, and an appropl
lnent should be erected to the
10 the capital of the nation.
\. "a called no Mr.. Beck's silv
and addressed the senate on
Dlt finally gave way to Mr.. Il
W motion to so into execuii
nee gave notice that at Che clio
,en,ns business tO-morro 4
.le senate TO continue consi
Mr.. Beck's resolution.
se gave notice thar on WodnC
w would submit some remar
na subject.
l'slal salary bill was then plac
before the senate and the doc
,ea Tor executive session, Al
reopened the senate adjourn,
TIE HOUSE.
NafoN, jim. 1.-THE speal
= the house a COMMUNICATE
l CLERK, transmitting papers
infested election cases and /
ere referred TO the committee
on ordering $4,000 copies
syats annual message print
~ eau OF states the followi
resolutions were introduc
,sas BY Mr.. Oates Of Alabar
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