Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Washington Letter
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 Cleveland snd his alv .ssIss-.. d.. in a panic, they are gIvInxup her. -., clutching there ID order Co t-. , sottering old party on its s-st F.L~ this week there vas B clnf.-.rc. -,. between Secretary F FIrchLd s,-.,.- Carlisle and Senator Beck. lac ..---. of is was to settle tIe fate Of ,b. b.-s purchase bill which Was passed -y Q. House soms tune age. and Go saist .-- stor Beck, ss the rel rszeu..,iye ,s,t- silver men, attached Gn lrl.rf---, compelling the Secretary ottLs T--,.- ry to purchase silver bullion and .-.- ihe same to the folI amount r' All .iopal bank notes surr ai---d s-.-. the bill.
 Messrs Carlisle aud FA.-chlId -.-.
 tnted NIT. CleveiEnd's sell know s-. silver ideas. TheS tried Co brrry tor Beck sround, but he gJt ai, - blood up and read the not f.. An .'.- au extent Ik4I the otse- y-.,..---- agreed that the sdministrs:i5u ..-,ti keep it's hands 0 fl. and thstlt h. s---4 d bill eOuld b. cnrried ttrruyg ... House, Cleveland would agree '.-.I,-,. he secret of this action .r f.- .',- Y. the administration IS hesllv.r r-..',-- lrol 8 good many votes md N- C--- land IS wiling to slcrIfc. sry r- ~. Y. hIs prt Iudices-unEl after s.ee.l.,-,, ne can only secure the votes. A movement ls ou 7 or srr-y tt. Southern Republicans To urge tb- Do nlnatl"n of Wm. o. Brad -v '1r V.r.- President li Is alleged that B-sdl.,,, csDvaes last year for Governor rs Es, lucky, reducing the euorrous tsrcc-. tic majority Of that state ,s s f.u flr1 sand, was made on A osraDsiyD ,,r4 -, only s750, and under e.rruus- -,-,-.., much lees favorable to tte R-rDnl,cs,. than those now existIng Apt |, rs claimed that with h'm co thvlr uck-, tt. Republicans would, ID sll prcbasllfv czrry the State this fall
 As preliminary step Co ihis n9vs. ment the Republican members ef,be Kentucky Legislature and the 5ecert R. publican State ConveptIon st Io,... vile have formally recommeuded h,u for Vice President to the Chicago Goa yeDtioD.
 Mir. Bradley, though under age &. the time, rendered valuable military seryics gun ID hand, ID behalf of the Cuiou cause. Fro0 early manhood b. has been conspicuous in Kentucky ss svysr 4n orator. He was a del gsts Co iha RepuclIcso National Convention ot l,s0 and as a chosen spokesman of the si.l. wsrIs, followed COnklIDR ID snpp9rt o. Grant.
 Hon. Gee. II. RobesOn. who vss Sec retsry of the Navy under Presidsni Grant, is having hard streak uf .urs financially. All of bis elegant bousr- hold effects, furniture. csrpets. br rz--. u. glsss. etc, are to te scli at aqcti0r next week. under deed Of trust
 Senator Voorhees, hpologIzed on Tu-. day for the ungenilemaniy language bs used in hIs reply to Senator IngaI.s nut UOt until he found cut that f ne lid not, a resolution censurIug him sut -1pungIng the OtiectonGlle le lsU gusg- rom the Record would be passed by ne senate. He dssefves -tlr credit for paving chosen the ieast of two fv,l-
 Senator Palmer Seheves toe Washing .on lobbyist 10 b. a myth
 The senate ratified .be Cl ire q treaiy without disisIou. S-nstc-s Teller sad Mitchell made -Pe' chrs ss Ils: If. tut lid not demAnd & vote.
 The democrstic m-urer- Cf the house 1eld 8 caucus On Wtdurstsy evening Tor the purpose Cf disCUss.lg tbe pro posed amendments to tu- Mills tsrt pill. They di-cCveret, tsio tue meet ng was called to order, tss. % would oe impossible for tht ID Co agree, ~C I1- stead of dIscussiEg tie ereucn nis hey passed rr-OiutI' 5aquiUns I1e democrats who pFopOsed off-fIng su-tt- nents to first submit them to the vsys md means committee Co be considered md reported to another csn us. Mf Randall gave notice that he would nof ne brund by eny caucus sc;Icn.
 Tbe senate hos passed the blll 'or'eii ing tO the UUIted States government s.l unegFned grants of leud msor 70 favor f railroads, also the international 9 -Ght bill.
 Th- great river and hsbor bIIi. great becsuse II Rppropriates S1JtWttst e 8 arRer sum than was ever gwen any similar bill, was raIlrORted through the house by moro than 8 twc--hIrds zs- iority. lt vIl probably pass ihr senate with some minor chang g, sni q; i7 sad Cleveland has promised Co s'gn Ii iu rs urn for the votes of cerfsIn mau b-r- li he hcPse on the Nj l- iarif tiI' sl though he vetoed similar measure last year.
 The latest alleged de's'caii0n IS ID thr case of Gen. James ". Ewing. appOIni ment and .iisbursing clerk o, the D- partmens Of Justice He has beer re- moved and his successCr HPpClrt.t The 4lleged shortaFe ID his accounts .a -t'- tu sDout Sl0OOd H. says e. ls co' guilty of any discrepancy, and 'fa. 'o
 an sttsch to him after & ca-e'ui i-s-- tlgali0u-