Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-07
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the platform of ths Republican rarty de cisred. m favor of the repeal of all in ternal taxes and that is what be under stood as being in favor of free -hIsky The Republicans had for the fret tune tskso positive step iu favor of kespIns taxes on the necessities aud demanding that the treasury be emptied by tskins the tax of whisky.
 Kelley, of Pennsylvania, said the gen tleman from 1exss could not deny shsI the Democrat in 1884 promised tobacco and distilleries of the south should b. r-Ieved trCm national surveillance sbd supervislon.
 Reed. of Maine, said the gentleman from Texas did not mean to be believed when he said the Republican party ga, tor free whisky because the Rentlenab knsw there sOaId not be enough Dem ocrats left Co make up the eiect0rai ilcket In half of lhe states of the Upi.L 4 they believed bis statement. Lspgb- ser. The pusitioo of tbe Repu l,rsI party on the sutj -ct was too Llain 10 b turned in tnis ~sy, but If She De@c- cratic psrty shouid ever oomm-nce tb. campaign without false statements, its own friends would not know
 The report of the committee on pen siors upon eight pension bllls veto- q D President Cleveland which commute. recommend be passed pot9Ithstsndio2, discueses veto power and says since hs 8, 1886. i36 special so;s granting pen sIo1s Co individuals have been disHp- proved of by the President. In mos; osses ou the grounds that Congre-s erred 10 iss judgment upon mer'' qnsstiOus rt taSt. It is impossible. the o"mmiite s.Js, for the President Co rI-m ne fh' evidence in each case, and when he dI- agrees with Congress his judgment mus Got bs based upon ths report of sG committee bat on that of some snboroi nsie ID she buresn of pensions, and thus shis bureau ghtss action Congress re- vsysed. IS eoabled by express directiop of the President to revlew the seton of OoDsies-, while the power of the exr- sutivs Co dIsapproys any leg:sistIv' measur- eIists is should not encrohcb uvon the powers of other departments 1t th= government. The committee ssyt in its judgment the power 20 us this executive disspprovsl ss to change ihe ordinary methods of Legislative e. uon by a me iority vote on proper sub iscts of eEi.lziioo, u-rely because ihr 'Iecutive differs frcm Congress oD fii- cieucy of proof or expendIency of relIeI, does not exist.
 Bakers amendment vas finally reject d and the cnmm'tiee rose.
 Mills presented committee amend nepts placing on the free list German looking glasses snd plates and striking out plun4 aud prun--. Adopted.
 .NIpAfars frnrn the NOnrnff- tee on ways and means, moved to strlks out pulp for psper makers. Adopted.
 The committee amendments agreed t" striking from the free list hstiers furs. uuseed, tiaI SC d and marble. All pd- uf plaster paris when ground was also str,cken from free list. Several othei amendments were lost
 Conference report on consulate sod diplomatic appropriation bill agreed to. House adjourned,
 BA. F.A.or.oo, June 2e -Oirc9l@rs are being sent out by 6 committee of itizsns 70 iufinsntisl people ID all psrss If the city, asking them Co unite in sn affor, to reform the city 2 vet, urent snd assist in the "overthrow of bossIsm, and elevate Co places of trust and responsI- oIliiy honest and component men," be circular asserts that national and state politics vIll not be meddled with.
 NoGALEs, June 2s.-Uuder Irstruc- tions from President DisZ the NJ xicsD officials io every town or village ID the State of Sonora will beain collecting subscriph ns for the benefit Of suf rers by tbe recent floods ia Silso sud Leon.
 BELLEVUE, Idaho, June 2S.-Governor lieyebson has notified the Department of Inle rior that 300 Indians are csmDed ID Juniper mount ans, 30 miles from Sil- vsr OIiy, killIng cattle and inumIdsiing settlers, and aeksd that they re com pelled to return and remain on their res- ervstion.
 WAsHrsoros, June 2s-After several amendments 70 the riv-r and hsrbOr biI mad been adopted making appropriations for certain localities, Senator Ed uunds said that he had sivsn up the idea of persuadina the msI Irity ID lhe senate Cd ubtless more vlse sod patriotic than he) thst any item could bs rejected that sss supported esrne-tlj by 6 member from that locality. IL uas useless perhaps for any one senator to resist the iudRmeot of the majority of the senate in regard to . bill winch ooo tsInod so large 6 percentage of things ,hat ought not 10 be dcne. The copsid- ersiion of the bill was half com pleted and it vas then laid aside. The conterenc. report on dipl msIic and consu,sr bill uas agreed Co. The only po,nt Hale s.id where the conference failed to agree vas on tbs provision tor scie 1t'fie committee on Upper Congo Bssiu. to Ehioh the hous- vas opposed. Sheim D, Morgan and Edmonds spoke on be great importance of such a command. Amend ueo, to the army appropriation bill was tbeo taken up, and amendments sppro ons,ine t6O0, 900 for torpedo eIperi rnepts sss adopted, sud the other sm- enoments offered, including one for sp- pyopris.ion of s5. 900 900 for the pufchss of steel for high power coast defens' vuus. but without action thereon. The Senate then adjourned.
 EooALKs. June 2s.-Work began to- dsy ou new lire of railway to run from Falrbsud ou New MexIco and Arizona railroad, branch of the Santa Fe tapping rhe Southern Psc fs st Benson to Bis nee H0eFc VI "1S Queen Mining Compsny are locsied. ihs disiapoe will be sb'ut forty miles h is said the road will be built by the Ooppe, Queen Mining Company thouse in all probability iI will be operated oy Ssnts Fe company.
 OoLunBus. Ohio, June 2S-The oou- rnit.ee of notification, beaded by Gen Collins, of Msss., and Hon. Siephen White, of California, called on yudR' Thurman this afternoon. Gen- Colbns briefly stated the object of their visit. ard introduced Mayor Jacob of Lotus vile. who read the letter ot notification, which in part said, that it spontaneously and emphstichlly demanding his return 10 that political arena which Thurman has er.ced with SO much sssiduops dig ni,y and yisor. Democracy in this coun try have honored themselves by retrisy- ing their party from e charge of ;nsrsti- tude. and that in November people VII effsce such tsint from the Republic os electirg him 10 preside over the moei august deliberstive body 10 the world. the Senate of the United Stst.s.
 Judge Thurman rendered his sincere thanks to the committee and profound gratitude for the honor conferred. He said; aGentlspsn, with unf-isned ditb- druce in my ability 10 fill the expects. tions inst led to my nOminatinu. feel
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