Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02

roned I'll tomorrow. II scesnrd to b.sn,
De aid. that the opinion uf the senate was
against The fundamental feature Of the bill.
ard II be should DC ri that opinion TO-
iDoTrow hr might mevc to postp0ue the
bili TN December. DE did not wish 10 o.
thai without con. citation witn his coli
ierguss ON The committee reporting the
bih. He asked unanimous consent that
The bill be postponed iii Tomorrow.
Mr.. Coke objected.
The vote on Mr. uoar's potion was yeas
il. NAYS -: 70 the senate declined o. lay
Mi. Georges amendment on the table. The
hIll then went over til Tomorrow.
M. Plumb called no The conference re-
pori on The posi-oiiice appropriation tin,
ard on his motion the senate insisted on Us
umenameuis and rcAppoinied Messrs.
Plumb. Beck, and Malone as a conference
cGmDlitfee on the part 81 the Senate.
The senate then passed The bill "to pre-
Neui She acquisition 81 Ied properly by
aliens and The supplemental Chinesc-im-
igration bia--tlai whieb cxpiains the
meaning Of the original bills on the sane
subject iwSsed In 1892 and 1854.
Mr.. sherman called UP the BIZ 10 in
drunify chinese far losses incurred iy the
riot ai Rock springs, Wyoming. and II was
discussed until 5:1J =. NJ. ben, without
action. the senate adjourned.
rho unfinished business for tomorrow.
which had been laid aside informally when
,l,c indemnity hin was taken I'D, Is che bill
providing for taxation 81 railroad lands.
This il the Van Wyck bin.
House of Representatives
Hir Blouut Of Georgia from the Com
uaittfc on Iscst-Oflicrs and POst-Eosds), r.
yori'd a Till AMENDING tne statutes la rela-
ZION 10 the transmission 81 lottery adver-
tisemenis through tie mdls. Placed on
H0uSc caicndGr.
Mr.. Lafloon. 81 kentucky IRON The Com
miliog on Public Lands. reported bill Tor
the forfeiture Of the land grant 10 ibe New
Orleans, Baton Rouge ana Nicksburg Rail-
TOAD Company Paced on House calendar.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole (MT. springer in the chnr) on
tie aleomargarinc bii. The first amend
Dcui in order wis that offered by M.
lhuiel VI Virgins. abolishing the % .mcc0
tax. Eciected-J2 t. III.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Daniel
aloiIsbing the tax On fruii-brandy was also
rcierted- g 20 10.
Nj Durham, Of Illinois, offered an
amendment reducing from ten cents PER
pound 90 three cents the tax on oieomarga-
r1Nf.
Then amendments were offered fixing
the ale II -four and FIVE cents per r1rfud.
iui they were rfjecte0-anly, however,
afieI 70 coIIiir ~ hour had been consumed
in securing q quorum.
on motion Of Mr.. Batch. 81 Missouri.
&c amendment offered 10y Mr. Durham was
amended SO a. 10 iiX the rate 81 eiglt cents,
and ~ ~ amended i wa agreed l..
Air Mckac. ~ Arkansas. of red an
amendment cXfmpiing from taxation cjeo-
nlaraaI ine into the composition of which
co'ior-seed Oil enters. Rejected
Mr.. Durham offered an amendment pro-
t1ding that there sinai be plased on every
receipt for any sum % money or payment
- ADV debt "a sJeclai-tlX stamp OF Lhc DE-
nomination Of two cents. Reiecicd.
Also, an amendment providing that AL
United States officers shall pay q tax o. =
per rcpt. OF tbeJr salaries. Eeiacird.
Also. an amendment requiring railroad
companies o. pay TAX 81 10 paI cent ou
AZ dividends. Rejected.
NJ. Durham lthcn moved 20 strike on!
tn taxing ~e,iiln. Lo,l-jo 90 13f.
bir,srs Neplv and Curtin. m TenuSyiya-
mia. presented q profess ol toe Trades As
sciunly OF " csieru Punueyivaula. Trpre-
=
passage - the oleomaraafinc bil
Nj. 7 iilmHu. Oi South Carolina. pre-
serted protest, % the oieOmargarine man
uiar;UcrS m New York ani BROOKLYN aul
the Charleston =. c. Merchants EXch1u-r
against the bill It vigorously defended
ibt Manufacture IS olcnnargarinc. winch
Uas TIE poo~ mau'- butter. and denounced
the proposition 20 FAX j. out o. existence.
Mr. Parker. Of New York. protested
agaus, the petition presented by Mes-r,.
Ncgly & Curtin, being regarded rs an exc
preston 81 the sentiment Of IO.0N work
incmen. They Were signed hy tic of cr-
81 the order and noi ,'y The men them
selves Few persons could Dc easily
reached. easily worked upon, easily induced
Go ac; in the matter.
Nj. Fnrquahar OF View York. r.
GREETED that bis coll,a.u. Parker. h1uid
have sought 10 lrcat flc force o. tbc re-
m0nstrauces presented by Mr.. curtin hy
iBtrmainC that they did not represent fhe
sentiment of the w0rkiugucu. No officer ~
The trades mblv would dare -eBu 20
Congress an expression 81 opinion shat
Wa, a fal,ChpOd And be had never beard
Of case IN the history Of any assembly
where the officer, had taken II upon them.
selves 20 formulate opinions that were DO,
hello In common hy the whole br0therb IoG.
Pending further action The committee
rose The Speaker reapp0inted Messrs.
blOunt. Riggs. and bingham o. c0nicrrce-
Oh the pOsi-oiiice appTopriat. bin. The
House ten. al . O'Clock, adjourned.