Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-12-23
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coated the passage Of tn
,enate to vote whether i
"a esncient poiieyof thegov
ae Which had existed IRON
4 I'D which had practicall,
accession 70 power Of Gran
dent GRAFT had recon
,<seal so that he (Hoar) wFu
-sssr nretfr substantial Republi
.1e-:ties in trying 10 set rid OF this
Scn. While IN full sympathy will
-s-S;se reform. he still declared hi
:ss;.ss thar the people OF the Unitet
,.~r>r.e,i and demanded that nc
=srs8 BE- kent in an executive EN-
80 uko had not the confidence o
- responsible for the success OF tn
,.ise ianctions.
s-In tie house lfr. Payson called
=. M giving tho Cinnabsar & Clark I
s.;,rs,sd tie rirht of way through tn,
.sscrs park. TO place il on it's pass
- ssra,.rh the able effort ofCox and
81 i 0as promptly killed.
rxs.r-Mr. Cnllo.a presented the r,
cr the interstate commerce bill
rnslsrn said. The object OF the bill, a
,-ses .es TO bring about that sta bilit
Z, - fich the railroads themselves ar
q Is bring shout sader the system c
~. He Believed that the appreher
s pressed BY Platt would prove to b
beaded.
e resolution Tor open executive SEES
A. tabled BY vote OF S3 TO 81
k;;f urphsbiting members OF congress
a. finr as counsel fer railroad com
q ! ided hy the government was dis
o.sxr-The sundry civil and Indian APP
,,;ss;on was discussed. Mr.. SynIes of.
several amendments increasing the
[xux;ations for the signal service ba-
snd these bong opposed TO Mr.. Ran
Re eritIsized the gentleman's ae-
"a chairman OF the commit
"a appropriations. He did not
fhe gentleman who lived upon
.flsnfireosst is narrow-minded states
Shir. which did not cross the Missis.
r;ssr. Mr.. Randall said: The pend.
II tzrried more appropriations for
P>e;i7r east than any similar bill for
= rsss. He thought he knew his duty
.retelx sell, and he did not propose
iricAtehsd ircm the performance oi
daty-eerfainly not by words OF such
crcrr as had emanated from Syrnes.
symss rstosted, ridiculing Randall's
e>sspsrjng policy
<arr--senator Plumb introduced a
providing
railroad or other corporation en-.
ID Interstate eommercs shall have OF
an ofsica fssr or otherwise provide fol
ermis the transfer upon the books o.
corporation OF any portion OF thu
zl stock oil the same, at any place out
the state under the laws by
the said corporation was
pc-ated, and all transfers OF tn,
Of any such corporation. at any
d place outside the limits of tn,
: ~ slish snsh corporation was in
orzfed, skAli be void. Mr.. Van Wycl
sducsd ssll proposing an amendment
" constitution in relation to the eiec
kof United States senator's.
Blsir offered resolution instruetinJ
cmmittee on finance to inquire into
tfopriety 81 reporting q bill providing
<cte on al imported materials incor
*le6 With domestic materials or con,
a into other articles and exported Il
y countries for sale. thereby proyid
81 TT extension OF foreign trade with
kedeeing the prices OF American labor
Dte1.
= senate scok up the bill to repeal th,
b Of Office act. Nh. Edmunds opposed
NJ st some length when he was at
"a sifh fit Of coughing, which force
70 resume his seat. Mr.. Hoar favored
Ill Ar. Evarts said:
y soald vote for the bill. Grounds o
kstutionality would noteover his vote
Grounds Of expediency We, i'd. II re
bis nom Office were to turn on two con
E1t Judgments. where thu president
~ ssaatt might be OPPOSED in politics
sould follow that the repuguanc'
3 senate might keep a man in offic,
. the president desired to dispens,
land By whose action the president
rot accomplish his duty.
<rkE--A senate bill passed providin,
Admirais Rowan and Worden may
fIsfy years service, be retired from
3 service on their own application
- highest pay OF the grade to which
belong
: senate bin for the allotment oilandl
ndi<ns passed, amendments recon
I'D By tbs committee on Indian affair,
PC besn adopted. The sGndry civi
ras taken up. An amendment to in
= irnm $4,000 TO $20. 600 the ap
sstion Tor outdoor life of persons en-
3 " entrance into a soldiers HON,
rejsssed-10I 70 1T.
Z. Nelson OF Mimi, reported from tn
nitsee on Indian affairs Mr.. Toole'l
<eiriSs to the 81. Paul, Minneapolis
lfooa railroad the right ofway through
orf Berthold and Blackfeet Indian res
<sons. The report was accompanied
eSers from Indian Commissioner At
ana Secretary Lamar. assuring tn
Elttse that there was no objection Il
oili in the shape presented.
ksATE.-The senate passed. without dis
E.on or division, the bin Tor the re tire
. and recoiuaee OF the trade dollar. TIL
&c also passed the bill to repeal tn
rs o. Office act by vote OF 30 to %
paw Is but shsdow OF the iron clal
" which the Republican
intI held in cheek Pres ilen
Zpssc. As it then stood it for
rnosals from Office during The set
q We senate except with the advic
kspz sent OF that body. During the N
ef the ssnateth president was above,
sAks no removals at all, but nigh
ene an officer on satisfactory ev iienc
nAeondu Ct in Office, crime O
Pacify until the next meeting OF tn
When Grant became president tn
q o. representatives, being overwhelm
heruniican. voted to repeal the Law
vs. more cautious senate would consen
oamodification oft. The Law as the
<naen gives the president unlimited pow
q suspension during the recess o
senate until the end OF the next session
PC ecnate. Should the senate refuse {,
FfoFe The suspension the discarded oil
roald be restored TO his place on tn
aniournment OF the senate. but a
President can Immediately resuspen,
me restriction is futile, and for all praC
! purposes the suspension ofan offica
~ recess OF tbs senate Is his dismis
20 suspended officer has ever bee
: sinse the passage Of the act G
q and all the efficacy, remaining Il
tenure OF Office law is it's Inhibition
.ssaosals rom Office during the ses
q the senate, unless that bod,
tgtes the removal and consent
.se appointment OF a new ma
= NOISE bill attending the free deliver
~ -, passed the senate, it provides:
sesf CARRIERS shall be employed for fire
|EssIy ~ every Incorporated city, yillag
eazn containing apopulation OF so,
sI'nin ITS corporate limits. and ma,
em psoyed at every place containin
*.fo'htion Oh not less than 10, 600 with
. eofpcfats limits, according to tn
ssneral census, or at any postoffic
y fIodaeed q gross reyenuefor the prs
e hseai year OF not less than $40, 00C
'sssE.-A resolution was adopted in
1919 ne committee on appropriation
= INTO the recommendation OF tn
LAP o. The interior for the consolida
~ certain OF the Offices of surveyo
- ana making it in order to propos
seaeuon oil expenditures by the abol
o[ consolidation OF any {
o1aees on an zppropriatio
~. Belmont introduced a bill for tn
9slsment by the president OF CON
'oato investigate the Canadian fisher
ouoles- All the amendments OF th
.t1se oil the whole to the suudry civ
ss se sgresd to and tbs bill passed. TIL
moving <246. $50 to the McMinnvill
snsnestsr Railroad company Of Tenne
4 property tsksn by the army i
<sArE- Not in session.
i he motion of Morrison tina
.ease resolve itself into a committee {
.nois Tor the purpose of considerin
bills was defeated by fy