Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14

meudatiln of the Senator from NV
Hampshire? That Vas one OF those CUES
tions which could be thrown into Con-
gless by the report OF the Secretary OF
the Liter or. Waves of sectional debate
would Iun high on just such a question,
If this bill became law. Mr.. George said be
had found it TO De q ssfe rule Of ccnouct
81. his life never TO cross bridge till ne
came 10 it, and Eot TO trouble himself
sbout difficulties which had not arisen.
Wnere ever an improper school book was
attempted to be forced On the people OF
Mississippi under this OR any other bill II
would be time enough to meet that at
tempt.
After further debate the bill went over
as unfinished business, and the Senate ad-
iourned until MONDAY.
TIE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jau Ii Mfr. Hatch Of
Missouri, from The committee or sgri-
culture, reported bill making appro-
priation to cary luto effect the provis-
IONS of the act TO establish experimental
AGRICULTURAL Citations. Referred TO the
committee Of the whole.
On motion OF Mr.. Blount CT Georgia
be HJuse proceeded TO the considern-
narkE, writing or printing on second,
bird and fourth class mai! matter. TIL
0ili passed and the House Went into com
nittee of the whole on the private Col
endar.
One private bill was passed and the
committee rose. Mr.. Mills CT Texas
moved an adjournment until Monday,
ost; yeas SO, nave l53 Mr.. Mills then
rising to q question CT privilege stated
that during the cay re had assured gentls-
men ono0th sides Of the House that sheIe
gouldi9e no session. O-morrOw. H Was
ner, re = sced il Z false position sna
Re 0isclsimed any responsibility for the
"eiusal Of the House to 8 journ over.
Laughter On the Republican side.
Mr.. Ha.ch Of Missouri (9no had been
Instrumental IN inducing he House to
vote d0wn the mo,ion), said he hoped
me gentleman would 90 him Justice to
say that he (Hatch) had no information
about the matter.
Mr Mills suggested that the House was
more disposed to follow the gentleman
tr0m Missouri (Hstcb) than to fJlloT
nm.
Mr.. MORROW CT California, from the
committee on foreign affairs, reportad
j int resolution sppcopristing $50 0OG /,
enable the government 10 participate in
the international exhibition TO be held il
Melbourne IN April, 1888 r ferred TO
the committee CT the who.e. Accompany
ing the join resolution is report il
which the committee urges the Importance
Of encouraging in every proper way the
growing commercial ard social relations
9etween this country aud Australia.
Mr.. Crisp of Georgia, chairman of the
committee on elections, presented re-
port upon the case Of A. E. R3dstCne,
{ gaining tc have been elected to Congress
from the Fifth California district. Placed
N tbs House Calendar. The committee
f ad that SIS Mr. r dstone served no notice
Of contest, and died nc evidence, there Is
aOt sufficient foundation to warrant n
contest.
Mr. Hatch said that in view Of the fact
thAt Mr. Mills had stated to several gen
llemen that there would be no session 10
morrow, he would ask the unanimous
consent to have the vote by which the
House had refused to adj )urn over recon
-.dered, but Mr.. Mills lnterpo5ed an on
lection and again submitted the motion
20 adjourn unsii Monday amid derisive
laughter from the Republicans. This
Time Mr.. Mills was successful, Mr.. Hatch
himself gracefully voting in the stirns-
tive and tue motion was carried and the
House adj burned.