Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18
DISCUSSING INHALATION.
The senate Desase To-day Csassooe'
froa the First Eatstsns

DISCUSSING INHALATION.
The Senate D~sase Ts-Aay CessssssA
froa the Etrss katstsn.
Mr.. sherman. continuing hls speech IN the esn-
ate this afternoon on the House retaliation oAlt
said, speaking Of seeking quarrel with cansas
on account OF alleged Discrimination egaanss
American vessels In the Canadian canAlsi
ft was neither manly. dignined. nor just uwas
an after-thougat Re concluded, therefore, that u
was not wise 10 give 70 the President the aodi-
tionai powers OF retaliation which be sskso fos.
The time had come when the people
broader view Of their relations 70 each other tAaA
had been hitherto practicable. The whole history
OF the two countries had been continuc0
each other except by political ~ well o. commer-
cial union IL would be better tor all u tSe
proseerty ana blessing. Of me American un,on
But the way 20 union with Canada was not oy
unfrienoly legislation oy unfriendly overyureS
United states was TO
rFspER 10 CANADA FsEKpon on Trade
and intercourse. and 20 make that tender IN
such q fraternal way that should Be An
overture 20 the Canadian people 20 BE-
come part OF the American oovernmeeI
Tue Institutions OF Canada were sub
stantiaiiy Ike those OF the United ststeA The
people OF both countries were, In main. OF the
SUCH Ssras y sses mss ~ epsme
II united they would be friends. The debt OF
Canada was no impediment II could be g.
Union could only be accomplished with the me-
and hearty assent OF both people
SENATOR NokGsN RsrIIEp
70 senator sherman. He ridiculed Mr.. shermans
theory OF union with Canada. saying that dream
might be realized Que hundred years hence. pro-
vided. meantime. the the federalists OF this coun
Try DO no, reverse the state Of affairs and draw
into Canadas embrace. Mr.. Morgan ako
repudiated the insinuation that the President had
been moved by political designs He said IN &C
had the President been so actuated IL was easy for
him 20 have won the Cordial support OF certaia
cred In connection With this question oy tskins
advantage OF the act OF 1881 and enforcing 10
tsliation; that he could have made
POLITICAL STROKE
by the exercise OF the power given him. But he
preferred negotiation He preferred peace and
good will between Canada and Great Britain On
one side ana the United states on the other He
might have embodied the two countries In violent
controversy, and In possible war; but he exercised
settling the questions NJ issue senator Morgan
LAUpED SECRETARY BAYARp.
and commended the course OF the President, say
ing they summoned 20 their aid ana counsel
some OF the abiest publicists Of the country,
one OF them distinguished republican. treaty
through and rejection by the senate. Changing
that the republicans were actuAted solely by
political motives In the course they adopted
SENATOR BLAIR INTERRUPTED
with several questions manifestlng q disposition
TO join In the debate but he was cut short by Mr..
Morgan saying he had something better 70 DO than
u swap words with the senator from New Hamp-
shire.
THE AGRrcrLruRAL pEpARrnrwT
At O'Clock. the regular order being the bill To
create an executive Agricultural Department was
lald before the senate.
Mi. Morgan was accorded the privilege OF going
ahead II he desired, but he said he would rather
finish Tomorrow. He SAID he was surprised AZ Mr..
sbermans speech; that the House bill 70
empower the President TO retaliate had been be-
lore the foreign relations committee since the 10th
Inst; that the committee would meet tomorrow
could have an opportunity % pass upon he ons'
MS, MT, snerman got up and made speech for the
pulposs OF aeieanng II ,u.,.,
employ all his ability and influence 10
prevent tue success OF the plan 70 lay the oi over
sist upon acton OF the present session
Capitol Topscs.
rHE TRANSFER OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
Mr.. Butler made speech In the senate this az
ternoon In favor OF transferring the Weather
Bureau TO the Agricultural Department
THE MOSAIC PORTRAIT on LINCOLN
presented TO this Government by salviari the
mosaic worker OF Venice, which has been hanging
In the statuary han OF the Capitol Tor number of
years, fell from It's high hook TO the marble noor
below. The frame aud the mosaic work surround.
ing the portrait proper WAS shattered into small
pieces, but the portrait escaped injury.
Not q Millionaire Among Them.
Charleston s c, Special % the n \. World sept H.
The presence OF 400 yellow fever refugees as
Hendersonville has caused much uneasiness here.
as quite number OF Charleston people have sum-
warehouses In that vicinity. The city was very
prompt, however, 20 establish Quarantine.
which will be rigidly enforced. gentleman
who returned from Hendersonviile with his
family 10 day SAID that come enthusiasts
thought IL would be q good thing for
10 initiate Atlanta The idea was
that about a score of Northern mlllionaires VINO
had settled In Florida would be Induced 70 como
10 Hendersonville, spend their millions, and de-
veiop the place. Instead they mud they have upon
their hands a train load OF stricken people many
OF them negroes ana good many OF them already
down with the fever,