Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

,, es by Messrs. Hoar'
|ra f sanSer. Dawes and AM
|,acS og ,o,,s assemblies OF the
.. g 'snr' praying CONGRESS TO
4 Lago s 10 settlement and TO
|lsl,no o,s.orial government over
b. Ia before the senate a
'sD'5 .,.I ls,s on che interior depart e. .nc
b esll n I, n uapers referring to TO, the
ieog' Il duties OF ,, hen ,.ayso, W a
!. ,a ~ Inspector. Tue resoiu''VA
\ |I'a y . without debate, ,,o ION,
b iao. ssoI introduced by him
|en ns " Ma Fla, a port OF
|le lsNP he suggestion OF
M's, which proved acceptable
', e.S me Joint resolution as
va ur Conger the senate
'ilon y s.. s the bill to provide for
49, NJ SIC of Old Fort Brady,
/ . ~ 'a the s purchase of a new site
is l ~ M 81 suitable buildings
", !, Mr.. Sewall the senate
'V s;,I heretofore introduced by
y ,' ~ he hes sections Of the Revised
'-i ,g,lng to annual appropria-
" ps.rrison's motion the morning
\ ~ |" laid aside and the Dakota
i nken up.
,,lsr took the floor.
!! w. " ssld his attention had been
4 4 IA vote of South Carolina be-
4 ,snators from South Carolina
4 and Missouri Vest had com on +
tA,t Dakon in 1881 had poiieu
Ss,ss while on the adoption OF the
\ s' ss,ns,itution only 1000 votes
n sslled. He logan had then
&ssonou to the vote of the sena'
~ state (South Carolina) .
n IN IN only 100000 population,
\ 4 n 400 votes, while South Car.
" ! population of 100000, had
&IsI,OCO votes, and he (Lpgan)
bIred whether, II an explanation
&rInd for Dakota, an explanation
4 ,IsO required for South Caro-
|Buder replied that the explanation
.rathe last election in South Caro-
uolltIcal friends and allie:
n senator from Illinois
q we're industriously neglected
nd not been instructed
approached by that senator. ll'
believed all the people iron
spllna, white or colored, wer'
. with their state government, a
81 We bad the right to assume.
ngau remarked that nothlnS max
III hyhim about the state govern
81 South Carolina.
btIer then inquired II the senate
GsIroIs (Logau) would in turl
< Il in explanation of the votes o
Z the states he .Butler) woul,
lie inquired how it wa
( IL u per cent. of the voters o
+ hldgone to the polls at the las
even with the iayorite son OF III
= tho plnmed Xii hit both on tn
egan said that the point first mad
ensior from South Carolina ha
It an explanation was require
vote had fallen in Dakota. II
ssu) had explained that fact b
that Democratic committc
territory had notified tn
ats not TO participate ia the vot'
. on the view Of the senator fro
/ aollna, II the vote had fallen o
+ a Carolina, Illinois and oth'
Why should 1t not fall off
iatler said this did not eXplai
llns "a In Illinois. He also aske
"old reliable,n solid Republics
Vermont, under the distinguish
qoi The senator from that sta
MOS, who was wild with e
ior The success of the Republic,
great laughter had polled on
eht, OF itsvote, aud even that u
own town had, for Il
uae In its history, gol
atic Also Rhode Islam
Enthusiastic for the Republics
oiled only AZ per cent. of her vo
ilcGet, and further why in Main
y q The Plumed Knight; but
q the vote was cast for til
ticket.
esaa; VIII the senator allow I
an 4 question?
saiief; | shall be through in
Perhaps these things can
SsAu; ! was going to do it.
nsuer' ! shall be glad to hear
aa In a moment. 1t "
NJ. Bntler said, for senate
noJ aud 10 the nature OF thir
" nave presidential aspiration
sAe Contest going on betwC
NE senator's OF the other 81,
y doubt Dakota's vote wol
aNlOus plum for the ambitiC
VINO were afflicted with
W. lever. lie referred to {
atsd from Iowa (Mr. Allisol
Ala had only got 10 cross o.
ule bush, and who would b.
Mierrlng to one of the ]
autnen who opposed admissi
g saldthat while some other II
u their tents he had b,
Y ne tune Of his country.
( 81 \ Y his remarks Mr.. Butler
ne pensions paid TO I'm
y" SAID he (Mr. Butler)
ay millions upon millions
sas'yns 70 the comrades of
s0n Illinois, while his Mr.. Il
5 . neither expected nor
n eas bat paid their share
y did not complain OF this. ,
q that senator had b
q. Buffers comrades had i
'' n, and were entitled to no I
Y n,sseeniitled to the 't tbarks =
ss " government, but the pee
s's.a in the face Of the &c
''''' 70 excite prejudice aga