Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11
WORK IN BOTH HOUSES.

WORK IN BOTH HOUSE,
TILE SENATE SOON GETS READY 4
HEAR MORE OF EHARTs
The Anti-Chinese BIN Goes to the Hon,
). 1T is Referred to the Committee q
Foreign Affairs-O Other Matters.
II WAsHINaros. August 9.-In the Senai
to-day. Mitchell offered resolution callir
on the secretary Of the Interior for il
formation concerning his recent decision i
. the Guilford-Miller land case affectir
Northern Pacific lands. Agreed to,
The Senate then proceeded to the bus
ness on the calendar, and passed th
Senate bill to relieve the sureties OF Gee
w. Hook, formerly receiver and disbursin
agent of the Land Office OF Humbolt
q California.
4 The Senate theE proceeded to the con
slderatioa OF the nsherles treaty IN opel
executive session, and Eyarts resumed hi
sI,sscn, aealnst lus raclncaoion.
Senator sherman has sent MA
mote to the Republican Senators. askin,
each II there are any measures pending be
lore tne senate IN Wnlcn ne ls especially IN
terested and upon which he desires actior
by the Senate during it's session. Ths
recipients are requested to reply to thu
COMMITTEES on order OF business, It ii
understood to be the intention of the com,
mittee to provide fer the clearing Of the
calender OF important business before the
tariff bill is brought in.
Evarts devoted good deal OF his argu-
insa I,els 70 sne .e guesolon ol DOGS ana mead
hours, he yielded the floor temporarily to
aiiow HaWiey to Introduce g concurrent
sssuauolon sssn 5dae ene nen Ders oI ooen houses
On satprIav nsxt at 70 IA :, aad - that ~
a further mark of respect to the memory
OF the deceased, the two houses. when they
adlourn Friday, shall adjourn to meet on
Monday next. The resolution was agreed
TO- and Evarts resumed his argument
against the fishery treaty.
WHEN EvARrs crAsrn spr.pYna
-
one discussion urging on PRESIDENT Grants
message to the Senate with the proposed
tleaty on the same subject, was taken nm
bv Moroan Who doclorad +bo+ pros;7a,t
r.o,,4 hs ), -, A.. se1s-.,
sA. ' -. oae'0 osea.''n' si' q, oonnsei
- a. VI "a ono S.ue anu WISE poicy, ana
1o. spoHe lIou nis slaso peoter 1nan any
7. nau uone in sne discussion. MOT
~ ~ e1peTCeu m Cnao 0nao Jaw was 70 De
~. ae;e calae q now lrom ehe nsn.
I o,,,J doS s,at ioI pOauS9 n.s. one : IIesluen1
init .a1al;o Es n ale al. u auvauce 20
RIa;r s.hasa ,,;" " ono ron,.1.; nJny business.
,lI,,dad - ~ oson M aesolu.ion nau Deen
IL .ilw that ;s than oasah, uec.areu safcas-
'-e' '--''e = o'ieio !" ae ~ Do NJ
WAR WITH ENGLAND Or CANADA
lnt1l the discussion OF the treaty ended,
var "ousd 90 postponed until the destruc-
ION OF the word by hre or deiGge came
gam. he defended his resolution, and de-
.areo tnat, Withous such a union as it
loposed, IL was Impossible Tor the two
aon ao,ons s ~ ~ on ~ peaIe. ne 1'o not
~ - any ,sl nHpuyi1ln IN WHO eaiAeo aoouo
- - - - - .o0uo ~ one ieleI9ion 1: VI ohe
- ~ - non one LesoaiIoS "a uipiomacy {
anu hau mos oeen a eanaus.eu
raent;1,a ,1as - NJ nn;sa a. aAt t psIauou 4L &
.o,,s;h;i;4 90 Ia. ooA n ~. re- [
so,,ta ,,aayless ;,,;,,.n ~ s al .l;"4
nj dastrnctin, ~ Ins;,ess e nnneoas.a a.Sv,sSs
nj s;,n,,lu hacsuss he hoS ~ =
,r,.k ~ .e-u sno
70 olrrecticn oi reealasioh SO iar az was
,cessary TO regulate ana TO vindicate 5ne
jury 5na6 nl'gnu pe oone 70 AMerlcan
gus SIMPLY III one HaGSer VI nsuer,es.
hen IL was lnOiina.eu ~ sne oena1e 1nac {
y !resiuenI was goihg .uIVn5r anu ueseroy
% lnousoriai iaprlc OF Ine onlteo STATES
hpiy Decause nc anu his parSy were ~
'wer, IL appeareu 10 nun lDiairl 'nas ene Z
lole parry mlgnG as wen pe panlslleu rom
Q country as Deing 100 igno.ans' zoo q
ohsn' OF zoo unpaorlotic 10 eAiso' ine n
nate
,uLD UNDOUBTEDLY REJECT THE TREATY, !
a ;t o,obt 70 ho nern;ttaa to roiect, r.
tbont so mucb talk The Senator from
ALBANIA would prevent war by his ever
sting speeches. II
As to his own resolution, it meant that =,
basis for action might be found under ;,
llch the northern boundary OF tne United
atesWould De co-terminus WIN the Norun - -
,le. L..
daie erltlclsed Morgans spositlon ana :,
at OF the Democratic party on the treaty - -
Deing ln the interest," OF free trade. Inc e, e.
'aty was proposltlon TO remove the =; :.
Ties on nsn caugnt py BRUSH nsnermen -
be bro 'ght into american ports In com %
tltion with American interests ana IN =
strles. ~ ~
Morgan denied that ne nad mace any :;
ltement as TO MS desire or e1pectaGlon r..
repeal the duty on salt fish, nor had he ~ "
y. !, ceu ~ 0nao III eonsiue5 @oiou VI 0no
v Senator ON his side proposed to make to
h motion. tl
oroceeding to pay his compliments to a. q.
pr, Morgan salo, tne senator rom Nem il,
L;pe ahont and his nortv was NOT 70. pi
onsible for what he said. Mr.. Cleveland til
8 not pigheaded and was not fool. pl
had been wise enough to ia
r,r,,u th
DEAF inN o a.
,ry time h came in contact with it. He "
a going to do it again so easily that the Ii
.,shI;. ha4 h,,o,.a pI
=. al
.CieVeltno was 1ne trueso representa- be
OIL the American cnaracter tha1 stood tu
! Tno ;etoDdoa ta,aea; 80 20