Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
CONGRESSIONAL.
Crsi8 h.isWp's 70 Scare hjd for tho
Ihpr6Vs ME-, al ne saG / Of
BTfZ37 RIVER.
PeBs:on Els BSouEA Up for Passage In
;bs sena,o Over the PIes:dsu.'s
VctuCp--J4rBGral BusiaeGs
FtfCttC2 G0CE=-Es
If-R rENAIR-

from tue pension Gomez salon, reported
ysCE eigAJ vaScet pe1s!cn Oii.5 With
recGa me- dstioa GnzS vncy De passed, rot
withs5aldlGg tn Presidents OIL -cI1l.
Eld they were p.zCgd cpCn tie Calendar,
MOuon 10 nsysE reports printed n
record was sg7ced 70, aLd s melton to
prin. 900 pies Of the reports was re-
ierTed to the committee on printing, 3lr.
Eau kUgr stating tLst tae Democratic
members Of tne committee o. pensions,
had no. seen them.
Mr.. Allison reported the army sppro-
prlatioa bill, sud indicated lis intention
20 cell It Gp THIS ift=rRoon.
Further consideration Ct the fishery
trea.y sud Cf Mr.. MorgEn's resolution
thereto WAS postponed tiu Monday mex.
TIE Seuaue tHen resumed cOnsidera-
ton 4 the river end ksroor appIOpria-
ton oil.
At ,pis point statement Was MADE ~
Nj. AL SON. chairman OF the spprcpria-
JigUs committee, Sc - the present con-
dittJn i IT, general appropriation bill,
WliCn It would b. accessory, ka said, -
pass JlIuL resolution elmer EntzY or
Saturday 70 extend for certain number
Ct dGys the APPROPRIATIONS for tee current
year.
Consideration u tae rive: and harJor
bin WAS proceeded VIVA.
Among Inc Amendments reported and
agreed % we're the following:
S-TjziTg Cus the Items for BAYOU Bar
thOImgw. LIS, su3 AgSarshs, 5000;
R-auC-ug tha sEprUpIiatiSa Tor Red
river x ard A.kAISAs Ion SO 600 -
$50 coo;
Increasing tae appropriation for
OuA,lisN uTer. Arkansas, a. Camden,
from SC09) 10 590y0.
Gle uVyE a1d harOor spcICpZl alton bii
WAS lid aside if.er EI.y-seYan CT ia
aingty-Iour Pages HsC bSCs disposed Ct.
Senators SdrImSE, Allison, MapdelsUG,
C,l0Gis Eud Berry were designated rs q
committee On me part Of the Senate 20
attend tlc Centennial exhibition o. Gin
Clnnzu.
The conference r,portoz tha diplomatic
and CaneU ar nil Tz3 presented by Mr..
Haze ElJ lgseyd 20.
The j.ms resolution eX'ozd.7g 70
thirty Gays tie appropriations fyr tlc
Cuire~J EeCai g"sr Wle-e The T. guIs.iCn
appropriation oils may uJs have passed
before J-G5 80 Uss presented AID refer
rel 10 the CJD nlJ:-e Cn aDpi0prl s-i0G5.
Without sCt-au en- thu 5ul or amend
meu. Cae Sala.e - S:l5 Z Jur2ed I'll
tomorrow.
TEE HOUSE
WAsHIEGT June % -Ol motion C
Mr. MINIS Cf Texsg, Eir. 3 cunt CT G5org;s
WISE elected - speaker pro tee oG.iag
The temporary g0seuCe Of SDegkar Car
Isle, snd the C!el ( Has dirgctsi TO ili1Tm
the Senate q tlIs ec.iOn.
NJ. CGsiu q Texas made g strong ei-
forJ - stCare confederation Il his bill f-r
The imp-Oy, msgt Of me noun Of
..fvra - .,Es a.-a
f.Om R3weu Of II.nCi5 rendered MS et-
forts U1zvsi.iDg.
TIE House Ell TeGt u 70 committee If
the Wh l. CO ne is~.fT bill.
Nj. BS5er q \ q York moved TO strike
from .ba bill tle .iss cfvcSc.so-e3 in tler
uatuI5l sgsts or in salF or brine rUf
e5peClxlly enumerated Sc pUoViasd fer
NJ. Brewer Ot Michigan in supporting
ths motion referred 10 the strong ccm-
petition which y sted between TIE
f3rmers Il NJr!bsra Michigan aud those
q She proYirCG IL O9rsri0 ald protested
sgsiHsr the renewal of the small tariff
laid upon vegetables imported from
Csnads.
M. 7. Il. Browne Of Virgins said
the question presented was whether The
farmers eff tAis CoVulry should
be permitted TO feed inc psople Ct the
United S.GSeE, or whether Inc 1.rAers Of
other countries should ne allowed 10 60 so.
Mr.. F1yqasr Of NV Yo.kfropicELY ex-
pressed MS admiration Of roe generosity
CT the committee OF ways and meas IN
opening liz northern aaTkGis to Cara
dian farmers. Il this WIS good Ameri-
Csn policy les the com uittCe fOIlew 1t.
But GtoHg the Ca adam border there
were inss!HE-ls farmers WuO would give
their opinion CT This Cug-.1rCat le9islh
ton when n syemOer came around.
Mr.. Nj o. Texas E1id tRAS one Of the
objections mIGe 10 the clsu5e was thIs il
removed the dUly on potatoes. TGis was
m!s.ske, IS pJLatoss were speciG 3aly
provided for in EEO.Eer portion OF the
bill. The Clspse, ne cOnte1tet, wrs in
the Interest CT the consuming classes and
he doubted wGu'her the Republicans
would be wiling 10 reduce taxAtion.
Nj. B.unm OF Pennsylvania suggested
they were ready 10 reduce the internal
taxes.
YES" replied Mr.. Mills, "you want
free whisky. You 90 NOT say in your
platform taat you want 10 reduce tbs dU-
ties on sugE! sRd rice. The convention
hiss OverruIed what You have commended
for. Your party demands you 20 go for
free whisky. We go with you TO tte
COuAlLg Ou LHHb question: NC NCul1Lb 2
reduction Of those things which the iute-
rior considers as Lecesssries aAd demand
thai the taxes shall remain on whisky Is
1t is 10 day"
Mr.. Tsylor CT Olio challenged the
statement thst the Republican party was
IN favor of free whigky. AL persons
of the Republican party were IL favor
of abulishinG Internal tsI9s be-
cause they believed 1t 10 be unWlse as c
system. Tat the Republican party was
il favor OF free whisky WIS sos urd and he
repud4sted the chArge to that effect.
Under the circumstances m.n who
would cooliy snd wish mis- proper judg-
ment assert that the Republican parry
wos in favor Of free whisky might be De-
veloped, according to The Darwin theory,
for countless cycles Of time without
amounting intellectually 20 the position
OF brevet ASS. Laughter and
applause on the Repu2..cal Size J