Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
IN. educational Bill Passed the
.,, Yesterday BY a Vote Of
rhIriy.six 10 Eleven.
peaclsncy Appropriate" n'n
n. House, Not without
ss,ns political rencins.
xLIx Congress.
YIlE SENATE.

= ..dlyGTONt MeiN' -
ki'a'sp nrescntcd and referred were
fuep' " Mr.. Sewoll from the state
~ Y .griculturu Of New Jersey,
~ y ~, tho department Of agrlcul.
w NJ represented by u cabinet
II ,.,ion offered by Mr. Hale was
y calling upon the secretary OF
~ ~ variety OF information con.
~ M Dolphin, Boston, Atlanta and
~ rhe call Includes Information
,,hauaes from the original plans
w shlns and the causes for such
In correspondence with the
.d,Isory board at various specified
!. memoranda showing when the
~ 4 ihe Encouragement as 20 the
n, ras received by the secro-
" tNe navy, and by whom and
VA Il what manner II was pub
.Iso Information as 10 the present
\ ,s,nn AZ tho Dolphin, and whether II
,~s accepted by the department, all
.oodence and information con-
" ,he payment Of presentations"
4 ,other ships named, all opinions Of
ro,nryigencral relating thereto aud
I s'"v,w.pondence showing that the
j ,.stor vas In financial difficulty whom
q m,meots were made.
action OF Mr.. Blair the
ID ,,onsi bill was taken up.
,mepdment offered by MIR. Logan
n .vesd 10, providing that the secre.
4 s,he Iaterlor is charged with the
Z !, Administration of this law
Il "A he commissioner of education,
\ hsse two officers are authorized,
= M approval Of the president, TO
II N neediul rules and regulations
pnsetent with the provisions Of
4 Ia 10 carry out these provisions.
= amendment offered by Mr.. Dolph
greed TO requiring from each state
sIornatlon each year az TO the NUM-
rhool dietrIcts In such state, also
h,ye number OF white and colorod
! 'ra ID the several school districts,
,mtndm emit offered by Mr.. Ingalls,
.s,eed 10, requiring that the annual
nom each state shall show the
H pald to common school teachers.
plheF amendment oficred by Mr..
Was agreed 10, substituting the
Of 1890 for that OF 1880 ns the
r. Redistribution for the money of the
Liar he census died for 1890 shall
sea received, the hgures of 1850 TO
Mle III then.
~ Rar.s offered an amendment pro-
haiti any state should decline or
glsh It's quota OF moneys under the
N amount SO declined or relln-
81 q should 90 to increase the quota
states accepting. This, Mr.. Eyorts
UsOuld settle the question that had
XJAsnd as "a what was to become of
Wnol the money not reported by
Algs.
n Blair favored the amendment,
'M he had no doubt every state
accept It's quota.
Marcy opposed IL as omlncntly UNI
~ Texas, he said, could take care OF
n school system. II Texas, with u
h tightening the burdens OF taxa
n the country, should decline 10
any money under the bin, II would
Wnl 10 turn the quota Of Texas over
states az II part Of their quota,
k'afts amendment was agreed to;
nays 20.
nsndment offered by Mr.. Spooner
ped 70, requiring the secretary Of
siior 70 Investigate complaints OF
ORGANIZATIONS In the application
= lne evidence TO be preserved
piled annually TO congress.
atndment offered by Mr.. ingalls,
, ped 70, including the District of
sin the bill.
ldier moved an amendment 30 In
" Indian Territory, but after
u @OAle he withdrew II Tor the
N humb moved an amond.
~ leqnlrlng In the schools
lhpdb the bill the study Of
h and hygiene with special ref
rt y NC nature Of alcoholic drinks,
.ld other narcotics and their Of
n w human system. This gave
NJ g4to ~ extended debate aud at
4 ne amendment was rejected
hlysS5.
10 Y move to include In the bill
I'd y elucation, so that part OF the
n Dy 80 ior that purpose. Re.
\, nm9 offered an amendment pro.
Il " NO state should be entitled TO
I y sensational fund until 1t shall
N Niln Vie secretary OF the intorl-
nd w oi each school book In use IN
y ~ SCHOOLS. After Il debate Mr..
x a.mendment was rejected az u
Vt 1Va MS renewing that part OF
~ e.Isnt requiring that samples OF
" pe llled In tho interior de-
i. ul'nout making the states title
NJ tdlo. must "
4 .nsadmonts Of detail were made
IN having thus been perfected
a va q tue whole, the bin Mas
n III ~sae senate, aud most OF the
q " made in committee Of the
NJ # h. Asteed to. On motion Of Mr..
NJ Y sections setting forth that
D w we act was not to establish
IA sndent school system in iho
| ss,py 70 extend aid TO the state
IA ~ was restored by unanimous
h b slll was then read d third
.sscd, yeas 90. nays ii
y q pairs were announced
n ~ Necessary absence OF some
~ IS vote IN debate Is as fol-
" IKE blackburn, Blair, Bowen,
u Conger, Cullom, Dolpb,
n ms sis George, Gibson. nonr,
ls henderson, Miller Of New
10 q Oregon, Morrill,, Pal.
A. fagA, Ransom ,ssiddlcborrer,
II ' s.ooler Teller, Vance, Van
- 'a'es' walthall and wilson d