Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-24

\. rstes Up BIair's Educa.
mi but Make Little or
No Hcadway.
injecting the Payment Of
"a ,he Treasury on the
Public Debt
xIrx Congress


TIE ShHN
-. Feb. 2a.--Among the
Ia "a ,avorably from the commit
Y. . y, on the calendar was one
,srct. from the committee on
~, to confirm entries OF public
"A. 4. under the public land laws OF
"a states.
b,lls introduced and appro'
4 '.,.rred was one by Mr.. Ed
|, .clIItate the administration of
4 !. Alaska. Mr.. Edmunds ex-
EN- persons appointed to Office
,ould not give bond in that
,sd the bill was intended to
n persons to give bond in the
Il which they were appointed.
.'.,,,n offered a preamble and
4. which at his request was
4 ,,,ted and laid on the
The present, The purpose
4 preamble and resolution
Aor that the senate judiciary
t.h.s not authority to arraign
s,,v.reneral as it did in its re-
a and accompanying resolution
4 n tbc refusal OF the attorney
n transmit or commit certain pa
1 .srd 10 the removal Of an officer
3ISeeu asked for by the committee.
.tnble says, referring to the re-
Am committees resolution, if
-Euticn Is adopted as being true
4 mi As a matter of law, it will
announce prejudgment of a ma
4 ma body without any trial ac-
"A law; that the encouragement
Stsd States is guilty of and con-
In wIlliully committing an Of
the conduct of his
5thIch is in violation OF his
du,y and is subverslve of
mental principles of the govern
= n United States. The attorney
|he has In fact willfully com
In oitense that is In violation of
n duty and is subverslve of the
,,l principles of the govern
4 M United States, is only amen
4 condemnation of the senate
4 senate Is sitting with the chief
NE United States as court of
lent, 10 hear and decide upon
Of impeachment presented by
Of representatives.
Ia, from the committee on pub
+ reported q resolution calling
letary Of the interior for full
n concerning the selection,
/ and patenting of lands given in
construction of the Northern
HlSay. The resolution was
i called up the bill appropri-
900 for the erection of monu-
fsshington City to the memory
Grant, which, after debate, was
~. Roar saying that the com
ibrary would consider the mat
appropriate monument to the
Grant. On going to the cal
ng the bills postponed to a later
lie woman suffrage constitu'
ndment bill, Mr.. Blair saying
oagh 1t was a very inn
Measure it could not bC
under the tlve-minutC
sducatlon bill was placed be
nste, and Mr.. Gray took The
position to the bill, taking the
fat education in the UniteC
BOT only wholly outside o
lletlon Of the United States
but exclusively in that o
states. In conclusion, Mr.
TRUST it may not be con
resumption in me ii I be:
older in experience ant
/ N | to hesitate long be
lhe first step in this ney
plcred pathway of fedora
snts, Down its dark vista,
pes Of dlreful portent witt
mink from encounter. Owe
hulEarks Of the constitution
i lhionging thick and fast tn
} rehabilitation and the enemie
\ government. We may still
! fth living under the dispen
4 We Will cease to mourn th
Z Of our fathers hounde
IN the house of it
I have no desire to sc
Of the United State
with dlscolor. L, at least
I 1Alst In thus embittering Tn
: g and with them the ancler
J .! the constitution.
oalso opposed the bill. II
Is an anomaly in Legislation
money not only for on
lor eight years. He Ia
that at the end
years If the pabulul
~ were not continued, col
:, you'd meet and delegation
\ 'eas TO Washington to url
II nep on approprlating MOI
= must therefore, understan
y lng this bill we were arrangir
z ,aIes for generations yet
a eal, Mr.. Plumb said, was II
y q that demoralized al
period preceding the la
= seclion. II there was al
a W Puollc men were less qua
Al any other to give wise al
smemtlon TO the flna
Oh the government,
lson preceding the pres
NJ ssuon when issues we
4 aad the interests Of cant
9elng forwarded, when :
y pans and plots whereby i
w unwary opponent or a
~ ciass or section for its vol
2 ggio count on the fingers
h. i ~, lhe senator's who .ea
~ ~ Independent of some su
n oa and II the bill could
~ Rsct rid OF without subm
.. - MI vote, nine senate
<, would not regret
asvted statistics to sh
"a Nv a'uauon Of property in
aud insisted that et
~ ~; aDle to educate its o
ne quoted also ilgu
Y much l the larger proport
~ would 90 TO the states
and that much
ri i would be suppl
III .E ! y The North and West. +,
W y \, NE bill was false, I
y u y ~ the Southern sta