Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
THE RECORD or coxsREsa
A Record Of Proceedings From Day 60 Dog
~ fhe National toHgr@ss.
" T.. Al, hn,ua oFN fba 1Hth tina

Mr. Wheeler offered the following 70
rafsranca. Whereas The senate Of tn,
| limited States las reported bill 10 10
wise the laws, which bill is more OPP
pressiye 20 the masses OF the people an. an.
more IN the interest Oh ihoiI2l 'l,ssI .',n ~,
in,;. MAY haJv ~ wb{sS ~ have record
tLnraf,,rs IL Il resolved that the demo
oeratie membars 81 the house pledg,
themselves 10 continue their efforts /,
defend tI,s neonla AGAINST this uueaual
un,yia., ami uuinst lepislutiOn. which. Il
enacted into law. mnst inevitably checl
and limit the sale Of American nroducti
In foreign countries: stimulate and
strengthen the operation Of eumbina
tion, am trusts. and prolong. IL NOT psr
petuatp the snl,iection 20 tlte people Il
the eyaeti0ns III accumulated caTital
And the democratic members Of Thu
con viii maintain the contest upnr
This until victory il won or the lntici
with which they have been CHARGED 4,
tie psonle latst by constitutional lin
itutiops. and IL Il MA, resolved. thu
tha senate tariff bill shgull ~, lisr1.Sf,
mon this floor Ia the end tGat ia 10.
ture4 may Ia eypotsd anl made known
10 tie ptople. The resolution Was re
ferred to the committee on rules
SgyArg-In tlie senate al the is,h
n. u......tI...I .,t..... n pst
! N,''' .,,'''.'1n " '''u Su'"t
i"elne running Dill, ana suggested that
in view Of It's great Importance, Il should
he SGT down for hearing for the first
Tuesday In December AsreeI ~ A
n,ssss ~ ,9as rSc..iysj a., VIM NM -
dent, returning without his approval
the b!ll granting pension b W. ).
, i1iE's''a.law, wa lti1 nelnrg jug senate.
iilsliiit, No. 49,, go. ~, 800 .ilA' wv
itary service. laid on nv t@bts MI
Brown presented petition Of thr
Womrns Christian Temperance Union
Of Georgia for repeal ~ tire Internal
revenue laws, and addressed tlls senate
He referred 10 tho fact that there was
no quorum Of either hons, la the cilF IL
Washington. and thnt no business caal,l
bc lawfully done ia thB laCs 81 a single
objection. There was, therefore, hr stttl.
but one thing left H. be- done. anil that
was "a adjourn ne the earliest dsy zoos
sihlo. He asked Mr.. Allison a. ny
whether there wns any rus-ihlr chnt.s,
OF passing the tariff hIll AZ tho prrsattt
session Mr. Allison sniI tbat H. diI
not see "A possibility " passiu.. 4 IN th9
seuntG under the surrounding cirfuTb.
stances, and even II il wprs pnss.cl by
the SENATE it WAS imp1ssibls tg hayr thg
amendment considered In tlfs hgu.s H..
fore next December. Tho sanat. tbsr
considered until adjournment ths tay,II
bill.
Srs,rr In tbe acr,t. -. a.. ,r,,
t,.;r J,....--,', '''''' w ",' ''1t
~ :" "'S'''''''u was ING principal bust
ness Senator CocErcls took tho fDoi
IN opposition 10 the senate aallasitute
He contrasted the positions Of thr To-
political parties a. between nltra.protec
ton aud moderate ratcs 81 duty. He
IiI;san , a,I W. we sp'schss OF ScnasorR
vra,s Il "n,.''. t,s'a VI Iva ~ turm"i
tariff i.enied that ~, d"r1,,cra,, $500.
was Il FREQ trnls rarr, I'M 80 t,r''y
Mr.. Blaine'. NJ ,ycrt,. ". ~ st''''
gress To- show that M tJr,,,,,,t,. ~.
"a troa ~ 'ls,,'''9h ler t'ie
hecn scrioUslv mnJa ' o5's
States. Some amusement wa4 ca,,ssi
by Senator Vests protest arninst g.
ntor AIlison's ntlusion 90 Itm as ill., Nv,
SCISSOR Of mn illicit ain Scnnia, S ,,g WV
confined his rou,arks almoa, ot',i .lIi,"'.'
on pytrnrta ~, $50. ~
taken before Tie English ,arh.,mc,t..t,
committee proving That N" remit" ,,,,Ii''', /,
i re- trade u its homo were not salts
arnt hs said that there was gen.
snti"g rom g,s3 fra y y, trade ~ ENGLAND re.
suit Of the depression In a"rior i NY, w g.
without parallel In contrast with
thls ne presented the marvellous com.
mercial growth Of the United States nm.
"er tllo system OF protection.
HOUSE. In the house on the 1g,h ,bo
senate joint resolution for PRINTING RI .
900 copies OF the report az ,bo -, ~
animal ind,,.ta lo,'oit VI 'he bureau OF
tions ,i,".asS anu making appropria.
'iohs thereior was passed Mr.. Bates.
Of Alabama, called IN his resolrt;o,, a..
i tu ~. a9tlonrnment and after discussion
y y, was further postponed until to.mor.
tp"i M, Mr' Plumb, OF Illinois, called nm
sne blil TO settle the accounts of labor.
NJ, ,Ts,, under the eight-hour law. Mr., Nc.
nlillen moved 20 adjourn, bpt a. ~. ~.
I ~ Nv whs aeissnted; MIR. Oates said Tint
a ,e,, ,laa JAILED in his efforts 10 get liz
house 9i 70 adjourn mud he would like b.
adjourn himself. He asked leave ~ ~
,gnce Tor the remainder Of tho sesaiau
which was granted, ns WINS oisn o 1911,
request OF Mr. T,,rnn,., 81 ~ AiHllIhf