The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-05-18
flFTIE1n CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.


WARRINGTON, Ma k-senste not In ses.
aicA.
WAsHlxorox. May5.-senate notinsession.
WAsHIxGroH, Nay7.-The senate resumed
onaideRation Of tie bill 70 provide for . bur.
eau Of animal industry, and was addressed By
Senator Reagan in opposition TO the bill.
The bill went over without action.
After an executive session the senate sd.
journed.
WARRINGTON, May s.-The senats's time
was consumed In uscless discussion Of unim-
portant measures.
An additional message from the prceident
on the euhject Of the impressmcnt into the
French army Of John Prussia, an American
citizen, was laid before the senate and re-
ferred to the committee on foreign relations,
Senator Stewart (who offered the resolution
calling for the c~orrespondcnce) remarking
that the man had been discharged from the
French army aimee the resolution was Of.
fcrcd.
Senator Paddock introduced abill to amend
the act to encourage the growth Of timber on
the western prairies. Referred.
The senate then adjourned.
WAsHlSo1oN, May IA resolution was
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the overlooking Of vessels with freight On the
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Mr.. McNon.ld ~ Minnosot. sro.. 4,
oppos,t,on to the protection svstem and exn.
tistcd mon the ininrtes resultinu Ia the nan
nile Inv the locking nm of . vast snrnlu. a. n,
treasury.
Mr.. Guenther. If wiscons,n. ,em.rked tina,
III. colleague, IN, Huad .~.i,ov.d IN. do,.
nr.,,araa nv tbs ne,nocr.t,. m.,or,tv an
seemed to relish II are.tlv. .ndesvorine r.,
r~olit,c., sonhi.trv 10 nara,.aa ths ,aonIe =
h,s district that ~ v.e. vo.v rs,.t.h,. iooo,
ton, o panaces for all evils. the long looked
for Democratic st. Jacob'A oil that wouldhs
all evils of the body political. Laughter.
He was In rayor Of restoring tho wool tariff O
1867. He wa . Arm believer in q tariff whicl
not only supplied means for the expenses o
the government, but at the same time built VI
and encouraged home manufactures, devel
oped the t~nexhaustible OF the couu
Try shu gave employmens 70 m'llions OF GU
people, WINE NC acplo1eo tho conaltion o
.ne wofA'nsnen VI .ne country Of nls o!rt'
NC III" hos ieel callea upon ~ an american
10 give a.u 70 'ae" ~ 'ne expense ot isoof'nt
peop'e Vi AAneFice'
Mr.. Csruth, of Rentucky-How are you o,
the tax on empty bottlesi
Mr.. Guenther-I'm all right. How are 20,
on 1oil Dostless lLsusnter.l
In conclusion, he expressed . willingness t.
allow the people to bring in . verdict in tn
case of protection against free trade, and h
prophesicd that the verdict would consig1
the Democratic party to q place among tn
%stragglers In the grand national procession o
American industry.
Mt. Wheeler, of Alabama. spoke In favo
Of the bill.
Tho committee the. rose and the hons
took q recess until s O'Clock. the evening ses
sion to BIO for the considerable. Of privat
pension tills.
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