Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-04
Senator Rear Wases the Rlosdy shirt.
Bat Republican Senators Are
Disgusted Thereni.
rms he"se Passes Several APPROPRIATED
hiiis, hut Refuses 20 AID the Hen.
nepin Canal sche~se.
NLIN Congress.
TuK SENATE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.--Mr. Hale from
the conference committee ON the de.
nciency bill Submitted a report on claims
for income-tax paid by nonresident
eiiens, which had been regularly esti-
mated Cor, and which the house haa par
italy pat in the bill. 1t had turnea out
10 the conference that there were oSjec.
tions to some Of those put In by the SEN
ate, aud the conference recommended
that these items be referred back to She
secretary Of the treasury with instrac.
tions to report the facts TO congress next
session,
As TO the item for the Brazil steamship
company, the appropriation was struck
out and clause substituted directing the
postmaster-general to report at the next
session the amount OF services rendered
aud the sum just and equltably due.
The Item to pay the Central Pacific
Railroad company FOR services rendered
on non-subsidlzed lines was also struck
out
The report was agreed TO-
Mr.. Allison reported back the house
joint resolution TO continue appropria-
tions temporarily.
Messrs. Plumb and Edmunds objected
to present consideration.
! Mr.. Allison asked that the objection be
withdrawn, and stated that II the resolu-
tion was not passed those employees
4 whose compensation Is provided for in
the sundry civil bill could not be paid for
the time Intervening between the 2sth
day OF last July and the day when that
bill would receive the presidents sigba-
ture
Mr. Plumb declined TO withdraw the OBJ
| lection, being willing he said, TO leave
with the house the responsibility for its
Hardness in sending appropriation bills TO
the senate.
The change OF rule in the house by
which seven or eight OF the general ap.
preparation bills We're taken from the APP
preparation committee had not gone deep
enough, He might partIcularize to show
where the blame rested But as the
house tolerated an autocraoy which con-
trolled it's business, Il became itself re-
sponsible for all delay.
The joint resolution was placed on the
calendar
: Mr.. Allison, from the same committee,
/, reported back the house Adjournment
} resolution with an amendment changing
the time from the 2Sth OF July to p. m
on the 4th Of August.
/ Mr.. Hoar expressed his dissent to the
passage OF this or any other Adjournment
resolution until the senate had
considered blIl reported by hin
, from the Judiciary committee OF
April 10, for "inquests under natlona
! authority" lie referred TO massacre,
) during the last few years in Louisiana
} South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi
and other Southern states, and statet
that in every one Of these cases SO far a,
r was shown TO the people OF the North by
the press the negro and Republican wa,
, the victim and the Democrat aud tn,
r white man the aggressor, II any Of thes,
= outrages had been peipetrated on al
e American citizen In Mexico or Canad,
y congress would not adjourn until II hat
i made provision to put the national de
n lenses in condition for war
II Mr. Kenua protested against the speech
c made by the senator from Massachusetts
h In the closing hours of the SEES
l. sion. That speech would 90 int
It the Record and would 90 int
e the campaign as a bloody shlr
c campaign document, with the fraud in
e carried free through the mails for tn
C purpose Of agitating sectional sentiment
Is and feelings which SO far as nc was con
d cerned were dead and would remain 81
> forever
r, Mr.. salisbury expressed his surpris
e that senator with the experience of Ia,
e senator from Massachusetts, should hay,
II so far departed from all Legislative pro
# prlety as to inject into the discussion o
an adjournment resolution the virulenc,
of such a speech. From the exhibition
made by the Republican senators Will,
/. the speech was being made, many sena
tors leaving their seats, he knew II hat
not the approval OF those with whom
the senator was politically affiliated
lie eNhonorated the senator's part
from all completely with th,
grave improperly manifested by
9 the senator from Massachusetts,. Blu
I he emphasized his condemnation anc
reprobation Of the senator's attempt e
: make political capital for his part,
when there was no opportunity TO reply
Q TO 1t.
Mr.. Eustis denied that a single out
rage had taken place In the state oi
Louisiana for many years past which
I had not been the subject OF
investigation, discussion and de.
cislon. lie would not stop
now TO discuss such u stale subject. At the
: proper time he would be fonnd prepared
, TO defen1 the white people OF the state OF
Louisiana against any such representa-
ton as had been mace by the senator.
He could not recall a single occurrence
since $40, in that state that required the
enactment oftsuch bill.
Mr.. Berry also protested against
Mr. Hoar's speech ana stated
and stated that so far as the state
OF Arkansas was concerned, order and
quiet had prevailed there since the Demo-
cratic party came into power ia 1874.
Mr.. George, u member Of the judiciary
committee, recognized the bill as pre-.
senting questions OF the very grayest inn
portance which deserved careful, calm
and dispassionate consideration, and he
-Asasaia.Git EsadY % 60 into q dis.
cnsslon of the bill, but on the COndItiOn
that no day shall be fixed for Adjournment
until the discussion Is over. He asked
that the senate would determine
now whether IL would consider
the bill AZ this session or not,