Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

| ned 1t that the map proposed to be printed would
from which they were to De printed had been made
Tor the Government In 1885, and the only differ
ence would be a change OF date. After further
discussion the joint resolution was referred to the
committee on printing.
WHITE DEPosIToRs IN THE FRREpMEN's BANK.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. Ed.
munds looking to the payment Of white deposi-
tors In the Freedmen's Savings Bank, who were in
no way connected with the mismanagement and
failure sss snssreoi. came up and was discussed.
white depostors should not be paid anything. one
OF these being that they never had any right,
under the law, to become depoSitors.
Mr.. Edmunds asked him II there had been any
discrimination up TO this time against the poor
white depositors In the payment or dividends Mr..
Beck replied tnat there had not been, nor against
the rich white depositors, either. Dividends had
been paid TO all depositors just as in the case Of
the maRy Oh
the money and broke up the bank. He read
LETTER FROM Mr.. TRENHOLM
to one OF the white depositors informing him that
the bill was an act OF gratuity act OF justice,
to colored depostors and that neither he nor any
other white depositor had any claim either on the
bounty or justice OF Congress.
Mr.: Beck admitted that Congress was under OBJ
legation 10 the colored depOsitors to pay them
In dividends already received and the full amount
OF their credit; but was under no such obligation
to the White depositorS The resolution went
Mr.. Reagan took the door to speak on the Presl-
dents annual message.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
NJ, .uson sas,,,,1, go. ~ ~ 80 -.
- n.n' ,,'a .esi.e CIVIL w ~ uno oonieieuos .
report On 'ne Army appropriation OIL represented
the necessity for disposing OF the appropriation
bills In preference to other matters for which there
was no immediate pressure he said that six
weeks Of the current fiscal year had already passed
oy Wv, wi'n9ut M any Iegular approprlatlons Ior tne
on with tho cnn,areSca renort noxr a,ren, wi,S
the assent of the senator from Texas.
MR.. REAGAN ON THE TARIFF
Mr. Reagan sa,d that he wouId nor delay act,on
on the conrerenca reno,, mora thon on hour ma
he preferred to nroceed with h,s remarks now He
nronosed m d,scnss hr,efv some Questions CON
nected with tariff legislation. In the course OF his
remarks he described the people OF the United
states as being "mercilessly plundered for the
Claim that nropection was beneariaI to he ahor.
Ing classes, he asked how it was that after years
OF nigh protective tarin factory workers found
novmap nd WAS how ,ess ce.n.s Ol gssI1g EN-
land thar, ever before 90 ..'0'' p'''''' 40 WV
Mr. Rr.a.N prv,rws Nd %, .rvp nv rprsrs
MI "oasau QuoCeo irou M. blaine's aug usta
speech OF yesterday an extract in rela-
ton to trusts and said that Mr.
Blaine had taken upon himself to rtdicule Mr.
ClevelandS message on that subject, and
noM fs"Sor pIseu H r,sa tne apo.Ogiss ana ae-
Blaine would with the money and
corporation interests Of the country add q new
ieather 70 the plume OF that gallant knight, and
IorTS MTSo' Ain An'" w 'ne near's VI 'ne n'oney
The American peon,e were tn he convratuiated
that the claims monopolstic oppression had been
allowed 10 protrude from the velvet gloves under
1uoilation had once more overcome his discretion.
Mr. BLAINE NOT FULLY REPORTED
Mr. Blair complained that the extract read nv
NJ pes1an was No, = t,,, ,sno-t ~ ~ p,a,ns;s
remarks on the subject OF trusts. and he sent to
ne clerks desk and had read the report from the
THE Amy APPROPRIATIONS Ru1-
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49, ~, ~, 49, Un ~ 'no . ". appopae
W oA,. as snoI saAsa W, anu M oue
oas % Sao,,.sa -, s,~n ~ wv .sov, w VIZ, NC
woud vote a0s,nst tt IN N v" "ASA A0
NOMINATIONS TODAY.
The President has sent the following nomina.
tions to the senate to-day: To be judges Of pro
ou.s, .e,! VI ooAn. ooun ~ uous'on, ~ VI eal-
ueio county IN salo county; Tnomas ). BRANDON,
Of Utntah County, in said county; John A Mar
shall, OF salt Lake County, In said county
Ernest ". Smith, OF Massachusetts,, TO be consul
Hou.e or eRenre..ntar,v.~.
THE roRrrP1cArIoss BILL PASSED.
The fort,ticatton appropriation bill was passed
this morning without division.
R,cHxosp AVN nANvu1x rR.cxs IN rup n,sru,cr
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WI. h0o VA P'oSon0eo eouieienoe iePorI VI
tne Dill authorizing the hlcnm0no and Danv1ue
Railroad CO. to lay tracks In the District of Colum-
bia, and 1t was agreed TO-
In the consideration morning hour Mr.. Morrill,,
OF Kansas, called up resolution previously re-
por .eo ioin tne coumtsee ~ invai9 pensions
S aoDaS mtns ay aH tOr Wy Sousioeiation vi
amendment chanet5a the dstes 70 Amousr % and
30
MI. morrill, gave resume OF the various meas
ures VI genera cnaIac.eI whicn nao Oeen re-
nd nroeS the necessirv oS fsY,na time ror rbeis
consideration.
NO QUORUM.
Mr. Morrill, demanded the previous question and
the vote resulted, yeas, 16: nays,7. No quorum.
and call OF the House was ordered
rbe rol,-can shoyred the nresence NJ ia ,,eyn
hars. ann the mornin, hour hov ov1no axn,,o1 III
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MI. RICHARDSON fTenn) }, from the committee on
printing, reported back adversely the resolution
directing that COMMITTEES IN fnvestt0ata tho oa-
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soIuon tnaI the fuDuc fnnUer GUYS IeN Ior print
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