The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-25

bill authorizes the president AZ b;s AZ S
,retion by proclamation to place IN sas n,s
barge upon the Importation OF articles -
iood from countries that shut their nnrss
agalnst our products. This is a measnre
oi retaliation against Germany and Franca
Inc olil TO appoint a temporary assistant
secretary OF the treasury to act durine t,ss ths
illness OF Manning was passed. s'ss
HousE.-Mr. Morrison OF Illinois ,no,..,
that the mouse go into committee Of the
whole on revenue bills. On this mot;on s,'e Le
demanded the yeas and NAYS. and NJ n. =
Kinley, on behalf OF the opponents oi 81.
bill, Joined in the demand. The metz ~
was lost-v140 TO 157. Mr.. Morrison IN H.
mediately gave notice that on Tnasda.
next he would renew the motion thai ny
Just been rejected "o
An examination OF the vote Shove al
the affirmative was composed az Ise
Dem ocrats and Republicans and ths
negative 122 Republicans and 35 Demo.
rats. The four Republicans who vntad.
aye we're James OF New York. Nelson
Strait and Wakefield, OF Minnesota. NE
thirty-tive Democrats who voted no,
we're: Arnot, Bliss, Campbell, Dowdnecs
Merriman, Muller, Pindar snr;rsys
Stahlnecker and Viele, OF NsV sv
York; Boyle, Curtin, Ermentrout RAJ
iall and Sowden, of Pennsylvania; Camn
bell, Ellsberry, Forran, Geddes. LeFevre
Seney, Warner and Wilkins, of Ohio. Cav
Irion, st. Martin and Wallace. OF Lopis''
! iana Green, McAdoo and Pidcock. Of New
Jersey; Lawler and Ward, of Illinois. Henry
OF California; Findlay, OF Maryland, and
Martin, Of Alabama.
Twenty-six members were paired; twelve
Democrats and one Republican white ~
Minnesota) being paired with thirteen Re
hn ..,I,,~
! voted in the affirmative are
| Aiken, Bragg, Collins, Cox, Dockerv. Eden
Eldridge, Hall, Hatch, Jones OF Alabama
! Murphy, Reid ofNorth Carolina. and White
Of Minnesota.
Those paired in the negative are Bnn.
nell, Burleigh, Caswell, Hanback,. HAYNES
Hiesland, ittaHauck, Pettibone Pierce
Stephenson, Van Schaick, and White 81
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Frederick (Democrat) OF Iowa, who
was absent, sick, was not paired.
THE MINNESOTA DELEGATION
! furnished three OF the four republican mem.
bers who voted for the consideration 81
the tariff bill-Messrs. Wakefield Strait
and Nelson voting aye, while Mr.. Gilillan
voted no, and Milo White was away, but
was paired with Mr.. Hiestand OF Pennsyl-
vania; the announcement being made that
have voted aye, while Mr.. Hestand
would have voted no. Mr. Strait
said and also Mr.. Nelson, in substance:
He voted for the bill, not because he be-
| lieved it was judicious measure, butSSes
cause he was pledged, as were all the Re-
| publicans OF Minnesota, to an effort to Sc
cure revision OF the present prohibitory
| tariff and this was the only opportunity
| likely to be secured this session looking to
such an end. He believed that the subject
ought to be given consideration, even over
bad measure, and his vote was given to
! that end
SENATE.--A resolution was adopted call.
/ ing on the presidcntf for information touch
ing appointments and removals under the
civil service law. Aresolution ofinquiryr re-
garding the compensation due postmasters
developed discussion in which collision
batween the postoffice department and eer-
tain claim agents was hintea "a
Mr.. yances bill TO repeal the civil SER
| vice law, was, on motion OF Mr.. Hawley, In
i definitely postponed-yeas 33, nays 8.
Those voting in the negative were Messrs.
Berry, Call, Eustice, Harris, Jones lNey.I
and Vance.
HoUsE.-The Stanton debate was contin-
ued by Mr.. Hepburn.
on the late secretary OF war, and declared
that he could not tamely submit to have
men who were embalmed in the hearts Of
their eountrymen, and whose memory was
revered, denounced by such as the gentle
man from Alabama.
He then yielded TO Mr.. Kelley who read
letter written by Mr.. Stanton to Rev. =.
Dyer on Nov. Is. 1862
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the credentials of reelection oil Nelson ".
AIdrich as senator from Rhode Island.
Read and fled. A bill passed. TO gransa
Dearborn Park, Chicago, to that CITY lot
the use and benefit of public and benev-
olent institutions. a bill to remove the
political disabilities OF j. @. Flonrney OF
Mississippi passed. Mr. Edmunds' resolu-
tion providing for such an amendment 70
the rules as to admit OF debate on mo-
tions to reconsider. was agreed to ana tne
rules were amended accordingly
Mr.. Plumb offered the following resola
ton, which was agreed to: CSaing on Tug
secretary OF the interior Tor ln'or'nauon agsa
~ to how many entries of public land naVe
been Cancelled for fraud. afterinvestigation
by d speefsi agent and after the hearing
conducted in accordance with rules oi prac-
tice. from and during 1883 up 10 tnis
time. and whether any and what entfies
lad beer cancelled solely on reports q
special agents, and whether any and wnae
entries Cancelled for frauds have been re'h'
stated on the taking Of testimony, ete.
The senate committee on public lanu5 5
amended Senator Mitchell's proposeo
amendment TO repeal the prs.emptioh a''''
timber culture laws. 1t provides:
Nothing herein shall be construed as ~,
priying the holders of military bounty
land warrants or other land warrants -
other land scrip at any time hereto'ors ~. =.
sned under or IN pursuance q the psos'os - e
ioas Of any law in the United States, .
their right to locate such variants or scl'p =
on the public lnnds in the same 'ha"'s'
"a ii this act had not been passed.
In this form the committee viii accSsso
the amendment. !,
House. The naval appropriation ;,,r ~,
passed and the sundry civil appl .ion ~,
bill was considered. discussion tah.ns