The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-07-23

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o,hsr c;ves ! widow = nension on ac-
connt ~ the death ~ her husband from
= esr,,,, . t;cr - the stomach tan wears
after the war. and disregards the IacS
hat her application II pending before
sl"s - .PP r.'as 80 49,
erection 81 United States buildings At :
cost Of 800 ooo' at Sioux City, Ia, not
ment e that pojnt calls for them. bat
hec.uso TIC ronnlat;on Il growing ran
oecausc tne PoPuiatou - Sto""6 .t"P
Ky. Shfn anu ~ met - othsr hu;,d;rvs II the
eoio numOcr 81 otner puiiuInSs - .n9
town. Another orders Substantial
e eIu oo 1919. 1917 800 sse,no
ure-PrOox vauit% ~ cost ~ Sivvs-
600. with an open space around y 70
protect u nom adjacent nres: which
- TO provide accommodation for the
poet-ohice. and internal revenue once
and pension ofiice, at Zanesvillcs y.
though the only Federal office In the
place IL the post-ofiice.
What gives these bills Importance Is
not so much the amount OF money
they vote away. ~ the careless. reck.
less spirit IN which they are conc0cted
and passed. On this point the Presi-
dent. IN vetoing one OF them. observes
very forcibly:
.'In speaking Of the prcmiscrcus and 81
savsea srsnts q pensions r wncn r nrv9 ' ssxs
spoken ic Of their apparent Conrres onal sane
ton in recognition Of the fact that large
srSntft"d q ms,or is 81 fv ether branch
Of Congress, but are the results Of
nominal eessions ne.a LOT we 1920 sxpssss
81 : small minority Of the members OF the re:
epective houses Of the Legislative branch Of
sThus a Considering these Bills. have not
felt that / was aided By the deliberate judg-
s~erS - shc CI,nrreaa. and when / have
dccroei n NV dnfv - disaporove many Of the
hills nrcsenied. Il nave hardly regarded N Y
the people's repressntsfives"
In other words, 4 large body Of men,
Who Are paid high salaries for attend
ing u the public business at Washing
ton. but who have not during the past
session furnished the country with q
single piece Of useful legislation. or one
Instructive debate, allow schemers Of
All aorts 20 get their formal sanction
Tor appropriations Of the public money
without their knowing Il The most
charitable conclusion one can reach
about these bills Il that considerable
proportion OF the members OF both
houses are too idle and lazy to watch
TIE business which passes through
their hands under their own rules of
procedure.
This. considered a. I state Of mind.
4 had enough: but there Il another a.
~ President also touckes On when he
says ID vetoing the widow " Arat =
pension Dill:
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