Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
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4ai n--sa.la.as amaaz sfAefs @sle satfe-
44eed 8ai referred by Nr Heman. u
ur~soa resolution llFeeil1s rh- fsumif-
lae er f.lai aleree 60 repon ~ Substitute
a3r lhe Eeia snip eaI&av bal q edl
aptsepnaea- Is f-i.sss t4r tl- eaasrrle-
..on ~ a sais ln4 fram tae deep s4lef-
1f fh- Cel4Asla rlser 81 lhr Daies to tae
,i-ep sater "a lae same river Ia Celle Is
Hr CRAM OF frAa- pr fhe alsIrIauf-
uttn 4uIunZ Eae STATES all -sr-
Hlale- Or Educational Purposes
pfossel- ai fle -a4e "a pan.lg 4ads rae ol4
sas referred 20 tle toil illffe+ eH kIlca-
llan tae aolse oy a goie of - against ~,
refusing to refer O. s9 Sire Commitiee cas-
i4asf ~ Ar bauoas. ~ Michigan to
provide ioF tae transportation uf f9reisn
s.aiI- fl- aiH wts pas .ei eAfendles fsis
.alae,lair le.iFers >ers.ee 1s establishing
@ sltit.l the carrier delivery uuE 81 anY
Gree ie>serg office and @ithln 8nr miie ~
ans ytlrr po-lofiiee n llfh fae postmaster
general may designate. Other measures
sefe saSsed 1ndef the suspension of rules,
as i3lloks tne pil providing Tor the sale
3f fhe Cherokee reservation in the
stale 8f Arkan.as resolution nXlng
Mas - 4nd - tor thr condition or business
ffofl ile indian commission. resolution
,etLns apart the nrsf and eighth oi Nav for
territory committee business. Mr. Murphy.
of iowa endeavored % have a day nNed
Maf O. iar heginnilg consideration of the
Menaefin Cana bll 4 debate ensuel
Me-srs Browne 20 ln.iiaua. and Hatch of
VI ssour.. approved thr motion and ir was
unaliy la7l- yeas. n. nays. n0I tae ueces-
sstry tNt-thifd- iu lhe Affirmative
Mr Olbble of South Carolina fr1m The
Committee eu Public Buildings and
Grounds, moved CD suspend the rule, and
adopt 8 resolution setting apart the sixth of
May and successive day> for tAe cOnsitera.
tlon 9i public building measure Mr.
lf0ble explained thai this measure
ilv0ivrd a. expenditure Of about
s. 0o'tNO Mr. Bl0unt. oi Georgia earnestly
opposed the resolution because 10 set apart
al unlimited ume 10 the consideration OF
an unlimited number Of bills lt Was the
Inauguration of a march on the treasury
such a. Congress bal never tolerated before
Mr. bbbie inquired whether the gentleman
bad nos supported a proposition as
broad as the pending one al the last session
nf Congress Mr. BlDunt replied that there
bal been no such proposition presented.
The proposition them had been fO hx one
day Tor che consideration 0f the bills while
fhe proposition today was that public
business should be suspended % allow
Congress o. 90 on appr0priaung for any
public building that anybody wanted. Mr.
McMillin. Of tennessee declared thar only
three or four bills had passed the House by
virtue OF that resolution Mr.. Diboie re-
piled that the Orier had been broken down
because a small minority Of the House bad
i.abustered against its execution. Tie as
serted that t would be in the interest Of
public business tO have the resolution
adopted as 10 would prevent the recurrence
of The practice Of passing the public
building measure during the expiring
hours % Congress, whether recommended
Dy the committee or not. Was
the House afraid of ITSELF We're the
gentlemen afraid tha. the House would run
awav with the treasury ON its back Mr..
payne-oi Pennsy lvania. was i'm favor of the
resolution on the ground thar the time
would De less harmfuily employed 0y pub
Die building measures than by The tariff bill.
The House however. was rather inc1nslst-
ent i'm refusing 60 consider the naval es-
tablishment Dil and thus violating "a want
Of confidence in the Secretary Of the Navy
and ser casting vote Of confidence in itself
.n regard % public building 4 motion 10
suspend the rules and adopt the resolution
vas lost-ycas ls3 nays 7S-not twO-thirds
voting in The Affirmative
Mr Richards OF tennessee. from the Com
mittee on Pacific railroads moved q
suspend the rules and pass the bin.
t1 ptv The cost of locating and surveying
An-b granted that railroad Pending
acrlon the Hou~e. at 5an adjourned