Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Niohucu ~ inc cummlltfc on npprtrfis
aiiops was agreed 10 approprlatJhg ESQ.,
GOO 70 deifay the expense Of Gen Grants
funeral. The Item 81 eiss 900 Dc.
hcicucy IN the department Of
justice gave rise TO some debate.
Mcssrs. Edmunds, iugalls and Plumb |
commented on the fact that the deficiency
was greater than undrr the Republican
administration, and Messrs. VOORHEES,.
Beck, Cockrell and { all defended the pres
ent administration, and insisted that cy-
iraortinary expenditures were necessary
In connection with the execution VI the
Laws In Utah
Mr Teller said the reason why deficiency
bills came before congress Ut all was be-
cause congress did not know lts duty
In makug appropriations IN the hrst
place
MIR. Beck wanted tho bin held over tilI
tomorrow so that Ne might look into It,
but q majority OF the senators wanted u
passed At once aud u was accordingly
pa-sed,
The senate th6n adjourned leaving the
Edmund- rcsnl0ion the uulnlshed busl.
ness for 2 O'Clock, Mr.. Wilson Of Iowa
having the door.
TuE HoUsr
Of Alabam', from tns committee on naval
affairs, tcpurted the bill 20 Increase the
naval establishment Referred 10 the
committee OF The whole
Mt Pnluzer OF NV York, from the
commit on cigil.scfyice reform, rc.
ported adversely the Seney bill 10 repeal
the elyil-sclylcc law
Mr. Statc OF Missouri asked that tho
bin be placed upon cilcndar and that be
have Leave 20 Ole q us!aurity report. II
was 80 ordered
Tho morning hour having expired The
house went ig,o COMMITTEES Of tao whole
on the Indian appropriation bill, MIR
Holman II Indiana opposed the system OF
establishing day school for Indian
children.
Mr. Perkins OF Kansas said the Indian
Industrial schools had accomplished mar
wells I'm the education OF Indians children
Mr. Cuithron Of Michigan said the In
dian should DO taught the gospel OF self.
support.
Mr.. Cannon OF Illinois said that con.
grcss voted more money FOR the subslst.
cnce Of the Indians than the common
/ lahnrcr could earn 10 New York or CHI
cago lie wished that the Indians were
beng civilized, but the fact was they were
ocing pauperlzed, Tor under the present
policy When the government took from
the Indian his wild nature, II took from
! him what little manhood he had and made
La pauper OF him. II the gentlemen
thought that the educational system
( which had been established had affected
In the least the moral tone OF tho
Indians, they were very much mis-
taken. The Indian did not want 10 be
educated Education was not fashionable
with HIM. His remedy was 20 modify The
treaties so as 90 grant the land
ia seyrralty 90 the indians aud open The
remainder OF the reservations To the
Indians no would make the Indians land
lnallcnahie for certain lpngth Of thu,
aud would protect them IN ih. " proper
". In his opinion the man who still IA
yorcd this reservation system was ren
derng ihe future OF the Indian cer,ail
destruction He went on and criticised
The president Tor O failure 10 obey ihl
acts OF congress authorizing HIN 90 ap
point commission 80 negotiate for thl
opening up uf the Oklahoma land strip
The presidents attention, he SAID
, had been called time and agali
n this law, aud time 9u
again hc had refused TO take action
lie had cont the army 20 put the poo
suuntier Of II Oklahoma, but he had al
lowed the cattle kings 10 hold 1000, 90
acres which the law said hr should taF
tried to open 20 settlement. Tho cSeer
tive that had the courage " PIT sqnaltei
out OF oklahoma ought 60 have the couI
Z age ana nerve 10 put half doAe
eattlemen out OF Il. Thre wa
no apology for the presidenps n'
Z ton. lie was not here 20 say ~
president was controlled by this or MA
, motive II Hns NOT necessary, The la
Itself aud tie presidents action was
J moro severe criticism on the preslden
I. than he could make II be had the mo-
: bi ter tongue OF thc most bitter man thl
, lived on the face Of The earth.
. Mr. II lmAu suggested that me la'
4 secretary OF the interior hid givgna qua
4 appro,a. 70 the leases vi land Of The ca
4, tlrmrn.
- Mir Cannon replied that to hide behlf
=. the pettic,ats Of tho last ndmlnislrau'
n was no excuse for theiailure OF TINS a
4. minlstrniipn 90 carry out the law.
:. Pending further discussion the COZ
- mittee rose aud The house adjourned,