The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
MIR. HENDERSON'S BILL PASSED
TARIFF IN THE SENATE.
Cadet Madison. CHIEF Justice Fuller.
Mr.. Mills on the Situation. Means to
- Defeat Carlisle. PersonaIs-


Cadet Madison. CHER ,yustIce ruI,er
MIR. Mills on the Situation. Means to
.-Defeat Carlisle. PERSONAL.
[Spectat Correspondence of TIE Settiaefl
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Yesterdav
the House agreed to the conference re-
port on Mr.. Henderson's bill to reeu-
late the liens of Judgments and DEGREES
of the courts of the United States and
finally passed the BILL 1t provides
that judgments and DEGREES rendered
In United States circuit or district
court shall be liens on property
throughout the State to the extent on
ly OF Judgment rendered by a court
OF general jurisdiction of the State.
~
And at last the Mills bill has pass
cd the House. The clause in the bill
which more nearly affects our people.
is the repeal of the $20,00O,OO tobac.
co tax. 1t will now go to the Sen
ate where it will be referred to a con-
ference committee. A great many i'm
portant data are already in the hands
OF the Senate Finance Committee
bearing upon this subject. The Sen
ate tariff bill and the Fisheries Trea ty
are two very important matters to
which the enate will have to give
careful cons leration. Besides his.
there IS la, ge amount of important
and necessary business We; to be trans
acted before Congress can adjourn.
|
George Madison, ef Washir gton. .
North Carolina, who recently entered
the Naval Academy at Annapolis as
a cadet, was one of the young men
hazed on the steamship "Constella-
ton The snip was ordered back TO
Annapolis from its summer cruise and
the third classmen who did the hazing
are now being court martialed. Cadet
Madison belongs to the fourth class
and his testimony Is complimented as
being very clear and direct.
The campaign is beginning in this
city In earnest. The Democratic and
Republican headquarters are both
open and work is going ahead at tull
blast. Both parties are orgaSi
and there is no doubt <tlm
lively camI2iS
[ected Senator Ransom has lust re
turned from New York where he wen
he present at the meeting, Of tn
National Executive Committee. Th
| F,,I e.
cess but in spite of this will Il every
thing to organize their forces so as t,
lead them to victory
The conferees on the River ant
Harbor bih have about settled theiI
differences and their report will prob
ably be made to the Senate to day.
have reason to believe that the amount.
appropriated for the rivers and har
bors of North Carolina and previously
stated in this column will remain a.
they were originally made by Senator
Ransom. This is due to the fact tha
Senator Ransom is member of the
conference committee.
*
Representative Collins, Of Massa
chusetts, who is Chairman of tn,
Democratic Notification Commi ittet
tells an incident which happened
when the committee went to Colum
bus to notify Mr.. Thurman. A pho
tographer came along and insisted
upon taking the picture of the visitor
; with Junge Thurman in the group
"On account of the light, gentlemen,
said the photographer, "you have t.
face the east. Hats off Keep you
eye in this direction" The Judg
looked steadfastly in the direction in
dicated and without moving any thin,
but lips said 81 have my eye ol
Washington.
1t is said that the same means whic
; were used by the protectionists to de
feat Mr.. Morrison will be exerted thi
year to retire Speaker Carlisle. Th
Republicans are counting good des
on this and it will be we'll for th
| Democrats to remember how clos