The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04
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IN the scunfc.
WASHINGTON, Dec. at was an unusually
full Senate that responded 10 President (pro
tenn lngalls's call 10 order az ~ O'Clock TO-
day. At that time all the galleries we're full
except the Presidents aud the diplomatic
departments the latter containing only one
Of the under secretaries of the Austrian l.c.
CATION nnd three lady friends. The desk Of
the presiding officer was decorated by very
handsome pyramid bouquet, and Senators
Blodg,it, Daniel. Pugh, VOORHEES, and Beck
had before them natures cmblcms Of the
esteem 81 ircndL Not a flower bloomcd ON
the Republican side oi the chamber
\ few moments were spent In greetings
among the senators. aud then Senator shor.
man offered the usual resolution that the
Secretary notify the House that the senate
y rcady 20 prucrcd tn business The rcsolu.
ton was adopted, ns was also one offered by
Mr. Morrill,. Tor the appointment OF COM
mittoo tn notify the President that the Sem
ate y ready 30 receive any communication
he may have 90 make.
Mcs'r morrill, and Salisbury composed
this committee.
M. Cameron offered a resolution that The
Senate meet daily until further ordered at
12m Adopted
Ati2i5. on motion ~ Mr.. sherman, the
funaic tlok recess until 1850 pm.
At the conclusion of the recess the usual
mcsarr from the House announcing NJ,
facts 1T H. being In session anil uf Us hHyinl
appointed q committee a. wait upon the
President was delivered. " having been dc
laycd In consequence Of The rccC,s
That was followed by n report from N,
committee io walt ON thc President a. %,
effect That it had performed that duty and
The freidcnt would communicate inwritin.
Immediately. Aud then The President
mosslrr was delivered hy Mr. prudrn. ON,
oihis sccrrtaric, and NJ M,Cook. the Sec
rtinry ui the Senate. proceeded tu read a.
When the reading Wns finished the mes
tarr was. on motion of Mr. lluir laid on 90,
table and ordered g. D. printed Mr. Hoo
then said that ho wus about to move nf
adjournment but De- thought ID would D..
convenient for the senate tb learn from gen
tgWrn having various mrusuus Zoo rharr
What was likely 90 Boz tho order oi busInc,
Tor tomorrow.
Tho presiding officer Mr. Inr,lio aid M.
thc unuuI he'd business WIS Che hll 81 a.
due taxation itho iaduN
NJ lloar-At what hour will that bin h
iu uultr tomorrow
The Presiding OmcHr-Tuo o'clock.
Mr. fryr-lh,u 1s the financial hll. %
TIE tariff bill is, ] understand ib Do takrl
mp tomorrow ! viii move immrllHiri
otter hr routine morning husIprs. that tH
WHOM Pacific bill BE- taken up iur Cousid
CfaiIUu.
Tho ull'rrof tho message occupied nj
hour ani twenty minutes. The portions %
~ which d..,us ile question uf the iaril
revision treasury surplus. fishery trouble
aud ihc NCst incident U,Ie listened ~ YER
cits y, and With apparent Interest by foui
teen Republican rUHluu Hul about a
equal numHuf ul Democrats Tho uthr
portions of The mcH1rr .erm,d io have bu
icW attentive listener HHl thrir frsdIus ll
The elect ~ gradually clearing hu aIlpr,
Cl the numerous fur"tHIIu.
Mr. Chandler desire 10 give uUilra u,a
a. soon ns practicable I VIII us. Goo s.pst
o. take up aud dispose of tlc ns1IutIun Z.
the inyrstiFatiou OF tho election iu Iuuu
lana boa April last ! ana not informed b.
thc senior senator from Louisiana IDHI..f
whether or not there will hu nuy uhIs.uu
a. ihr D. AGE NJ thHt RESOLUTION
Mr q hson-.lhc senior senator hui
Louisiana has sifrn1usly objected t0 on
adoption ~ that resolution and will cor
tinuc tu DO ro.
Mr. Allisln-i desire 10 say NJ tis tim,
IN connection with tho unfinished busiuea
that tomorrow 90 ? O'Clock expect to %.
The senate t0 80 on with chat orlcr. !
view NJ ihc notice given hy tbr srnsta
fnnu Maine (Mr fryo think Ought 3
~" ihHt u the consideration uf thls bill sln
D. l'rrind hrfoni 70 dhy of iuu. sla