Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
Hawlcy Of Connecticut objects to Brown
OF Georgia Calling the federals
can Army Of IaYasion."
Crisp Apologize 60 Holman In tn" House
aud Az II again Lovely For the
fdis Loborers
XIX Congress.
THE SENATE.


wAsnISGroS, June lin the senate
to-day, Mr.. Harris asked 20 be excused
from service on the special committee ap
pointed 10 Investigate the matter OF tins
appoiutment of Indian traders MIR. Har
rls remarked that the commissioner Of
Indian aHiirs had been from boyhood ont
OF IFS most intimate personal friends, ano
while he battered himself that nc could
impartisly perform his duties as such a
commh teeman, yet he did not think II
proper for him 70 act on the committee.
Mr.. Harris was excused from service on
the committed.
Mr. Miller moved reference OF the
oleonaTgarlne bill TO the committee on
agriculture.
Ne. Merritt said II the motion should
not prevail be (Merrill) would move TO
refer Il 20 the committee on finance. II
IL was TO be considered revenue bill the
finance committee vas the proper com
mittee TO consider II.
Ne Vest thought the bin revenue
bill or nothing.
Mr.. Beck said II the bill did not 20 TO
the finance committee he could not mag
lne that Il ought not 20 TO that commit
tee
NJ. Mile said the senate must decide
nov whether the agriculture Of the cOun-
try was 70 have q hearing or not.
Mr. Van Wyck said the leading feature
Of the bill was not taxation; taxation was
more an Incident.
Nj. Butler asked how congress got
jurisdiction OF the subject matter OF the
bin # u was not bill Tor raising revenue.
Mr. Maxey asked, what would be left OF
toe OH II INC t4Aauou feature WAS
stlicken ouJ.
Alr FahWyck teplleui that u the com
InlttcF or a-.'eul1utt slruCh thht ou1
thsy Wohlu nhu something tlse 70 pun III
ne place They might iniiict pains and
penalties instead OF tax
Mr.. Edmunds regarded the Dill as one
OF revenue, and wanted it to stand as a
tax Duli not w have The supreme court
tel them II was a mere evasion and de-
VICE y should 80 % the taxing commit
Tee % Lae senate
Alr bvarls said mat the Dill dealt with
food substances and productso Of the farm,
and iAYortd lis reference 10 the commit
tee % agriculture
Nh seek thought wool and tobacco
were also products OF The farm.
Inc que ZION OF reference then came 20
q vote, ahd resulted for Mr.. Milier's mo
ton ~ against ~ So the biz was re-
ferred 70 the committee on agriculture.
The vote IN detail isas follOws Yeas -
NJ ,.fs Allison, Blair Cameron COnger, |
Dawes, Dolph Eyarta, Hale, Harrison,
llotr, Kenna, Logan, Mcmillan, Mshone, /
Miller Mitchell o. Oregon sherman,
Sp1luer rellsr, Van Wyck, WAtihorne
agd lson Of IUWa-22,
Nsya Adrich BccE Berry, Brown,
Boiler, Call Coke Ednlnds, Eustis,
Harris, Hawley, Jones of Arkansas,
MaSuy, Morrill,, Payne, Plgh, Riddle !
berger, Vance, Vest, Waltham and vii.
son OF Maryland u A number of pairs
were announced.
Tho consular and diplomatic appro.
pgattpu bill was taken up and pissed.
This done, the senate proceeded with
the measures IN heir order on tho cal.
ondur. On reaghlng patt'a resolution
for Orcn executive sessions,
the woras collected tor were heard and
the resolution went over.
Some debate arose ON the bill reported
by MI Brown from the committee ON
f1llrGaus, 80 provide Tor the settlement
Of accounts with railroad companies that
had received properly from the United