The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-10-05
VI EeIEer.


EeDG-E1eZ1 lis new 4r T1&-s- 4AE
walls q te aarneL Supposed 70 be salialy
backed v ss1ne and cement. zle 6isooT-
cred to. se backed 81 sezne places with
E9ass stsns- without cement and a other
Pzsa VITA n9ss Il Al The feeling Is
very bseer sHaaag Congressmen q both
7z-ae Tbeir wrath VII be vented on
everyone -egnueesed with the War Depart
m=nt. saoaGh- Il course, Il Is especially
strong against Lieutenant T~ownshend. who
hAz d-ses charge q the work. and his 81
pa. uBcs:, Magr LFdeekef.
I ASSERTED thai tie latter h4s 8eyer
seen lie scnbes. hzeing IS hs does anything
Ike s55lin- SIS hands. The Major TINS
bseslnes an Issue A eou-t martial VIII
probably be eal.a1. Lydeeker belongs to
The sEeeFt r. dade society. The Repnb-
Hcan H4ry was responsible forhis appoint
uelt. bst Ira. gives Democrats no esnso-
latian The present. administration IS re-
sppasbie fer retaining him. The Major
Should b ibelsdsd IN fbs provisions Of the
Chinese BIZ. ae should 90.
The Republican Fzmbeau Club on Fri
a2F night BEADED . parade from the Peace
Monument p the League building. escort
ing : fe1nae8-fogthgh Harrison and Nor
taD bal made II imitation Of the Tppsca-
uoe bali of 1s&9- The procession was If
respectable s1e. baf il uas g sorry pnaeas-
sion compared w.a what would bare CO..
lss1ed fsa- years ago. Tse sidewalks
were crowded with Republican GorerB-
maatcerksl boxing On bat they were mute.
SIX hats were 99g 50 plentiful. and = ough
t night was r2w. straw hats were M
mer5zs - the procession. Politics IS q
close profession N Washington.
TIE senate vii Investigate tie action Ct
Chief Of Ordnance BsBet. IN prginulgati1g
al e@eizl order made some time ago thar
hereafter IN that Bureau. otaer Things BE-
tx equal. Democrats shall b. favored n
employing or dischzrging. and Ills shall
apply aliketo men, women and children.
General Denei. It Is said. states that tbs
order H2s made at tie instance Of Sacre-
t4ry Endicott. II this be 50 Ssere-
tary Eadie9rs committed an Inaccessible
blunder. Tic order was not only objee-
tionable, but unnecessary. One would
have supposed that a hint would have been
Is good as a kick.
Tie reading Of the new tariff bill con.
sumed four hours in the Senate Committee
On Finance. Senator Harris says that he
expects 70 receive from Fortress Monroe on
Tuesday morning Senator Becks sagges-
tons Is 70 the minority report. II 50. they
will be presented 70 lhe COMMITTEES Oh
Wednesday.
Tie Speaker and the Ways and Means
Committee await she action Of the Senate
on the tariff bill. The Democrats are in
high glee and tie Republicans claim to be
equally well satisfied with the state Of
affairs. You caa take your choice Of these
opinions.
Speaker Carlisle IS looking unEeIl. His
recent speeches in Kentucky, though but
three in number, greatly tried his strength.
He has bad no rest for over ten months.
and in addition 70 everything else, has had
his oBn election contest on his hands the
greater part OF the time. The National
Committee las asked him to make speeches
for three weeks in New York. Connecticut
and New Jersey. His getting away for
even ten days seems unlikely.
Tic majority report Of the Utah Commits
sion las been received by Secretary Villas.
It opposes the admission Of Utah asa State
until such time as the Mormons show less
duplieity regarding Poiygamy. This re-
port, ike that Of the minority, fayors a
constitutions amendment prohibiting poly
gamy in the United States.
The st4hlnecker investigating commit
tee, after hearing q great mass Of testimony,
has come up smiling with a report, COM
plctely generating Mr.. S~tahlnecker from
the charge Of using undue influence to have
the stone from his Congressional district
used o. the new Library building. The
report also takes pains to attribute the pur-
est motives TO Judge Kelley in bringing
the matter to the attention Of the House.
Senators Coke aud Chandler have Just
had a warm encounter on the Senate floor.
The affair grew out Of Mr.. Chandler's res
oIution 70 inquire into the last louisiana
election. Senator Gibson, Of Louisiana,
opened the personalities by intim>ting that
be @onld rather be a dog than be such a
s~cavengcr.as the New Hampshire Senator.
senator Coke was equally polite, but mere
ly stated, with less oratory, that Senator
Chandler did not himself believe gllat he
had stated. Then he apologizcd, aud the
rumpled dignity Of the Senate was once
more ironed smooth.
Tie United States Supreme Court viii
assemble October 9th. Upon the opening
Chief Justice Fuller will take the oath Of
Office. The call Of docket will begin on
the second day. There are now on the
docket ,5G2 eases, and that number will
be greatly increased by the time the court
sits. The Bell Telephone Case is first on
the docket, but may be postponed to await
Justice Matthew's recovery from his pres
ent Illness, as Justice Gray takes no part in
the hearing Of this case. The Alabama
railroad case as 10 the constitutionality of
the law requiring railroad men to be free
from color blindness, will have an early
l.nIs-- WI. 1901 -