Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
PROFESSIONAL"
81, for the Relief Of Fitr
I'' s,,,,r DIscussed at Length
II the House,
.,,.ama Dsnounees Blair's
= ',,ssal Bul as sot for me
c.reraI welfare


XIX Congress
Feb. lin the senate
lsS y. y, disposal Of the routine
ail' es ny Mr, Edmunds moved
( pa Il' 's.ste adjourn to-day 1t be
X KIN Agreed to. ,..
1a ~. admitted an amendment 70
ltHes s sutton OF inquiry regarding
rs Z, is !, me assistant treasurer at
|sal y ~ issue silver certificates
|lsAls \ lar silver dollars. The
panss directs the committee on
ltsa ,' S also into the loss OF
70 y luS W. ~ have occurred in the New
nu s.lS.,reasury, and whether such
Ia IN connection with the ex-
pI l'lse r certificates for silyercoin.
" ls sr, was ordered printed.
NJ Mills introduced was one by
/ ss M If oregon providing for the
n M n treaties permitting the com,
Is,s ~ 10 the United States, and
/. s " heir coming except In case
In ~ and official personages AT
y, Of Mr.. Mitchell the bill was
|,ss table for the present.
sSlrg to the calendar the senate
So 5lns in order. Some bills
\. y. rsllef having been disposed of,
4 nroyide for the regular promo
ky,st Point graduates was reached.
some discussion arose. Mr..
i reply 10 an inquiry of MIR.
VA his was the first year for a
4 q when there would be more lieu
sraduated from West Point acad-
4 Z there would be vacancies for in
After considerable debate the
4 uassed as reported from the
o'clock the education bill
Nh before the senate
h Morgan took the floor on 1t.
\ NJ. Morgan said, was a billto
HiIires and elaborate the machinery
fovenment. 1t was a bill to tax
Az. Woodworking man in order TO
a M children of drunken, loafing
Z Nd who would not work for their
4 n from the sixty million people
'[nited States there were to be de-
I'M the dead heads, dead beats
'tu.producers, there would be
Neuty million people left who
p ave to pay the taxes to carry out
lsIons Of the bill. The bill itself
je equivalent to a tax Of So per
m those taxpayers, and by the
The officers were appointed for
tInistration OF this scheme of
x nee and all the clerks were APP
Il that would be necessary to in
q I The accounts of the thirty-eight
BID ten territories affected by the
mould be found that the tax per
Mould be $40 instead of So. If the
II States senator's were men who
n helds, who worked smithies,
tax.s out OF the sweat of their
Morgan could have more re.
Them when voting away the
one man TO educate the chill
another. The constitutional
ID fer the bill, Mr.. Morgan con.
gas said to be found in the "gen
liafeN clause of the preamble tC
fatution. Such an application OF
ise simply meant that you could
u The man that got up by his eN
I II order to put up Il drunken
hat would not exert himself
n people in the United States
ose who IN the back woods, IL
iod and having respect for gooC
d morals Of society, had brougb
lnd their own footstools anC
cres, honest, sincere, diligen
= hiul sons and daughters. Mr.
cAsRcterizcd Mr., Blair's idea a.
wing the right of congress to edu
ID children Of the several state
f. ihs consent Of the states.
Pair interposed. to say that he re
Pc primary duty of education L
X se parent, but inasmuch as edu
as lndlspensableIto the eXistenc
goyeTnment, II the parent
81 lrcm inability or Discrimination
The performance of his duty
iell to the states, and in on
Il the state proper and the pa
iailed, then 1t became the dut
leFubllc to educate the child
child would be a citizen no
Ac state,but Of the United States
seyer, was a power that shout
used only In the last resort.
NJ asked Mr.. Morgan If he denie
OF the u0ited States to make
state for any purpose.
oigan replied that he could cor
10 such a case.
W. Without the consent of ii
|oIgar; Scarcely,
sflngto the Nact OF 1886, di
among the states the surpll
lne treasury of the government
gan said 1t was an unfortuna
BIN
oigan; All, | do not know, al
greatest possible respect for Il
q Mr.. Calhoun, | do not car
aoan has neither my conscien
eoaof TO care for. Mr.. CalhoI
oelh sides of the money questio
Internal improvements, varlo
constitutions and vot,
every time.
Gorge: That makes it very co
here.
essani know it does. Icy
sae you can feel comfortal
axe the other can feel comic
'gse Calhoun voted both wa,
ueilghtlul thing to have
aneestor to whose sacI
every man can re
Ans and transgressio,
slsM danger in the very bro
Aslon Claimed for the "gene
cause OF the constitution.
"aslner congress could or
throughout the United Sta
'yasl that churches tended
4Vssl Weliare,n or could congr
" Standard on company i
MOFrty because ~ d convict
s''Onpauy's operations rendet
TINS, while cheap oil was nee
ue general welfare?n
Mgued at considerable len
s.uaonal and legal phases
~! 49, ..aon. He cited ciecisi
w. %sme court in support OF
Alter manufacturing on
IA, 4. ..'qed Tor and BY the Eng
,s Y y Promote the general !