The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-18

IN the amendments. Agreed to, and the bill
now goes to the President for his sapproval....
Mr.. Collins Mass introduced a bill author
izing the PI esident to deny all CONNER
cial rights, including tho right to transport
vehicles or cars in the United States, to such
foreign countries as may deny 71 cGmmerc.al es.st
:. Senate bill appropriating slcO.OOO for a
public building at Annapolis, Md, was
passel upon Mr.. Compton's motion. Mr..
breckenridge obiecting, and Mr.. McAdo>'s
amendment reducing the sum to $4,000 be-
ing defeated. :. Under the call Of States for
the introduction of bills, Mr.. Baker (N. ~
offered resolution ''of recapitu at on, self
commendation, mode laudatiou, and
ble majority of the House" The real
ing of this was demanded by MIR. Bayne
Fenn), and it proved to be severe arraign-
ment OF the Democratic ma iority in the House
aud the Democratic President, for sins of
omis sion and commission Mr.. Reagan
Teyas) objected to stump speech Icing In
teriected ilto the regular pro eedings OF the
House, but the Speaker rulel that the
document was in order Mr. Randall
moved to return the resolution to Mr..
Baker. Mr.. Reed (Me.) defended the rcsolu-
ton, saving it contained ''many unpleasant
truths and Mr. Randall defended the ina.
jo-ity members, saying the party IN control
was '"we"l eutitled to the respect and aap-
proval Of the American people" The motion
to return the resolution was passed.
lS3D DAY.--The Speaker presented the
Presidents message announcing his approval
of the Oleomargarine bill. and it was read
and referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means. A message from the Pres dent,
transmitting the papers in the Cutting case,
was referrei to the COMMITTEES on Foreign
Affairs. The conference rep:rt on the
River and Harbor Appropriation
bill was agreed to-121 yeas to
rs nays. The conference report on the De-
ficiency Appropriation bill was agreed TO-. :.
Mr.. Morrison OILY submitted the confer.
ence report upon the surplus Joint
The conference report on the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill was agreed
to. The bill as agreed upon makes an ag.
gregate appropriation of So 647 $40, being
an increase of 81 ,345, 1886 over the amount ap-
propriated by the House bill, and decrease
of 81, ,76O, ,S64 in the appropriation made o.
the Senate.
18TH DAy.-The Senate amendments to
the Fertilization Appropriation olli were
non-concurred in, and new conn'ere@noe @ ~, ",
dered Mr.. Morrison Qll.) called up the con
fer ,nce report on the surplus joint resolutlon'
and after debate it was passed-l2O TO %.
Mr. Mr. belmont, Chairman of the Foreign
Affairs COMMITTEES, called up the resolutions
requesting the President to renew the @ @ae
mand on the Mexican government LOT tne
! release os Editor Cutting The resoiution'
were debated without action.
LAST DAY.-A message was received IRON
the President announcing his approval OF
the Deficiency, Sundry Civil and River ant
Barbor Appropriation bills. MIR. fandal
| penny received unanimous consent u
print in the Record speech upol
! the Tariff bill introduced by him. Mr.. Nor
rison Qll) offered a resolution granting tn
committee appointed to Investigate the lapo
troubles in the West permission to sl1
during the recess: Adopted. =. Mr.
Baker IN. W, rising to a persona
explanation, said that the preamble and reso
luton arraigning the Democratic party, IN
troduced by him on Monday last, had bee'
chara ,terizei by the gentleman from
Pennsylvania (Ir. RaudalD as indec
and disrespectful. The gentleman from
Texas (Mr. Reagan) had also charac
terized it in language which tn
facts hardly warranted; and it was due no
only TO the House, but to himself, that tn
resolution should be embo lied in the Record
in order that it might appear whethe
it justified the language used. II
therefore asked that the reso
luton he printed in the Record. Oh. .ectio
was made, but afterward unanimous consen
was given to have the resolution printed /
the Record -. A Senate bill was passed. q;
cepting the gift of the Grant relics. AT
p. n. the speaker, without any preliminar
| remarks, declared the House adjourned sin
! de