Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-13
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
A House Wangle Concerning
Homes for CODfederdteS.
Tariff on Cotton Ties.
Campaign Dust Kicked Up" in The Sen
ate Over Il.
Jones Wants Free Hoop Iron.
Walter C. NewbuIy Nominated for
Postmaster OF Chicago.
Jones Wants Free Hoop Iron.

WAsHNeros. ID. c., Dec. l2.

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House bill making an appropriation for the
contingent fund Of the House was passed,
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Pacihc funding bill. was presented but
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bill and sail he would do so until it was con-
C uied.
be funding bill went over.
Ridlleberger gave notice that lie would
move every morning to take up his resolu-
ton for the consideration in open session of
the British extradition treaty
The tariff discussion was resumed.
Morgan characterized the proposition to
tax cotton ties as very heartless and cruel
thing IL was the duty of the Senate 10 try
and lift the burden from the southern peop.e
instead Of raising the duty on cotton ties 100
per cent. He spoke of the increase of the
cotton product Of The south from 3
millions of bales in ls6O to over 100000
bales in lssa. The said increase was the
products OF the labor of white men and white
women and children. Black women no long
er worked IN the cotton heids as they did be-
fore the var. Black boys no longer worked