Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-10
THE NATIONS CAPITOL
Deficiency Bill in the House;
Fisheries Before the
Senate.
Senators Morgan and Blair at
Variance on War Prob
abilities.
How Canadd'S Frozen Fish EVad0 the
Duties
Both Houses Adjourn Till Monday to
Attend Sheridans Funeral
Both Houses Adjourn Till Monday to
Attend Sheridans Funeral
WAsHISGToN, Aug. 9.
Senate. ....

lit ptldtS at lsfJ liONttuSu " NOh-
sideration of the fisheries treaty in open ex-
ecutiye session, and Mr.. Evarts resumed his
speech, begun yesterday, against its ratitca-
ton. Mr.. Evarts closed speaking at $50.
Hawley offered the concurrent resolution
which was adopted, providing both houses to
attend the funeral of Sheridan, Saturday
and both houses to adjourn over from Friday
until Monday, as further mark of respect
to the memory of the dead soldier. A later
resolution came to the House, and on motion
BY Cox of Missouri, it was concurred in
Then the discussion on President Grants
message to the Senate, with the proposed
treaty on the same subject, was taken up by
Morgan, who declared the President had, on
that occasion, given counsel in favor of a
true and wise policy, and now spoke from
his grave better than any senator had done
in this discussion.
Frye represented the manner in which the
payment of duties on preserved fish are
evaded and that is by having the fish frozen
solid.
Morgan said that the object in destroying
the treaty at once was nothing more nor less
than political, and was connected with the
Presidential election. Under such circum-
stances it behooved the Senators to look
carefully around them. The committee on
foreign relations and the senator from New
n, i olh liau pioPoseu hot'lins III pi"'e Vi 1t.
ihey treated WIN cch'ellPt tue iuea mat
.iitfe li'slt DC eii'oi o.iinen' AM, va. sio"
ins ou' y, 'iie nSleiS uoupies gan '",'
,iia' 'i'e ue'i,ociatIo parry n"u iu II .ne p"eh
oohe VI A"uie" ""' Asou an" 'n"t "as io'
s"ins 10 "i"Ae looilsn qua'iei' pu' .le
quatrei came 1t "ouiu s'anu oy u'e county
right or wrong, and when this fails then the
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war WIN Ehsidhu Vi N"iiaua u'l''i 'ne ",S
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postpohen uh'ii 'he obstruction oi '"e worm
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ed ms reSoiuuoh' ana ueciaren tnat "l'lou'
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n"u oo"ii'e, ~ mn ''i"' u''ose se''o'i
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"u'es1"iS' "oui' iesuiate any 'ino'''.e
an tne lnJu.s uia' n.s' * oe uone "
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gan po'i.ion a"u ma Vi 'ie Nv ' 'a"N P"i
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any senator y" i'.T si'e na, pioposeu " li'aN1
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