The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-03-24
F1FTIETH CONGRESS.


First Session.
WASHINGTON, March s.-sENArE--Tarii pc
titions from the National Association Of Wool
Growers and the New England Association Of
Wool Manufacturers were presented asking for
protection. Among bills introduced was Sher-
mans making an appropriation for the Execu-
tive Departments to participate in the Ohio
Centennial celebration In September and Oc-
tobcr. Coquitt Of Georgia, made a long speech
indorsing the Presidents message. Dolph fol-
lowed and. after an executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
HousE.--Bland, OF Missouri made his usual
objection, and protested against log-rolling.
There was q tilt between Cannon, OF Illinois,
and Bland, because tho former questioned the
sincerity Of the Missouri members objections
in certain cases. Under the Gull OF the States
several bills were introduced, including Ran
dalls tariff measure, which was referred to the
Ways and Means Committee. Ban OF Penn
sylvania, started alivcy row by Offering rcso-
luton declaring that petitions for hearings be-
fore the Ways and Means had been refused,
and referring inquiry on the subject to the Com
mittee on Rules. Brecknridge made point
that the resolution was not in order, and Reed
spoke to o point Of order, stating hypothct-
ical case in which he gave Democratic methods
of secrecy full exposure. This reused Mills to
o great exhibition Of anger. but Cutcheon. OF
Michigan, maze an interruption tnht ehuoieu
speaker COX 10 caii WINS 10 oIocr anu ueo.ue u
against BAN. me rest Oh the oay wus ucvo.cu
to District OF Columbia affairs. House adjourn
cd Mt 4:3O.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-SENATE-Bills were
reported and placed on the calendar. Mr.. Hale
caiieu up MS resoiutioii W eA"nno '.o '.'e
civil SERVICES prahcnes y, .no W., IN
alnehuiheh' ""s ohciou W ,s'o 's IA "a zoo,
eatohs ii.o 'ne eivo.ohs Vi io-o anu
AFTER cohsiueraoie uiscussioh 'no .,N.,N
was deieatcu ana the origiiiai rcsoiu.ion ~,
eo py strlct party 'ote' mr' peoh Spun a.
aoVocacy Oh MS piii ,or 'ne ro.nem.n' @ ~. - 49,
iegai lenders euc. no a.,acheo nll y.
LOT MS responsipi'y ior .iio "
silver MI. Sherhah rcspoh'oo Al mo o"i o''
iense'
HoUsE-Mr. Bland reported Dill hmiting
the coinage Oh the aouoic easie 10 "en.y pc,
cent VI 'he solu oepos'teu III 'ho i'iii'o' a''.
uis'onee -, .ne ~, .,a.ss. nsn
anu oio uoa' Soiu p.,1'.o "a, 1870. W.
springer ,epur.oo ,ne ,s IN ,ynsL.s'...
sio, ,,i'o ',io o,ioi :" ~
unu tso" S., W ~ ns..o,, -,
"noio' uiiS "o'e iePo, , w." ~. WV W. "a -
puuio ou"us' "o ,, e' - 80 ~.
port Aa' ioi a., -. vs., M
cago; ior puohc nui,uilis Nv ~ worm, IN
'iic H,osVehor ., roeoiuV,on ,'i ,eiu.,'o W
recoros was reporteo o"ch anu ''''op'ou.
WAshiNtioN' Ni''roh VA, -
au .n ~, n,.' .Cs'.,. .a,.an.,na .,,o
ouoou. WI, D'o"n, '.o y, eeoss.'' ss, I.',. 90,
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'.,u''io uii, ""s ~ 60. -,
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Wv - .n' "o!ouinou
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passed grah'ins rish' Vi way 'hiousn y, ,o my
| Vahey nairoao oonpahS' .mo VIZ, Soi'i''.eo ".
Eiec.lons repor,uu ~ I.o ..S I,s.. ..,a.,n
eiec.iol easo y, wo..nins "" .o 80 s.a...a.
ihs .ho 1iSh. Vi %. w ma ;..,.. o
il iliii'io VI, ,oi :" . 80. 80 ,,i,, ~
| was cohs'"ere.' ui1 ".n. o'oi ,'n ov.u ~
uuoihs ~, ,vo ~, 70 ~ oA - 80 ~ ~.
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| M Nou.o ~, y. S,"s 1Ta.. ",.s s.,sa =
| "heh 'he House auIo"ihou
WAsHiNGroN' mar'n i'-.oEN- -, ~ i..Io'
! was reaa from pension a..olneS ~, ~ "asuiis
ton asking zee Oh an eA'soiulcr ior 'i,e passas'
| OF private oiii ny cohsress' anu an ,nses''sa
tioh was oru.iou. nu ~. ,.,',nas " 1s ", ~
lopoi'eu, uos rN,'. oAo So, 49," re-,
o.a'o' y. ISL ~. ~ ,,.o.,dant,, ,o 10
'oties MI ,eioi spoao on Va. ss.s,,,
iussse @ ,,..,n.,s w. ..oua ,,,;asas y,
ulii was Iosu'nou = stom.. -, .Mn,;,.ar y,
.ao Nu.o 1ssi.a" I.as.o,,. onn Stoo,,hr,ano on1
| :, s....,.
NJ q .o' =. III. 'no 'o''''
marx oi rcspe'''
HousE'-Messrs. Ihoihas 'Wis.l uiu Aiioi
| (Miss) aen'ea certain ns" spupo, Iepot'e aoou
their reia'ions WIN s.ooN speoul,'oiS, .oso
luton was in,roauceo anu reiclieu oaiiihs upo'
tne fos,ii''sler oenerai ior .," ,,,as -,
eara 10 MS oruer presoh.ins hi'oiou, "e..v.
IN seea from using .ao C"nai in,,s oa Wv
sa.io ~ Wins -, ~, ~, 60. -.
| uohoioes ~, IN, ro an -, 1 40 IIss, W..
| cohsiuereu uA'ii ''~0 u A' "'' ''o AA'e "'
| 1ourhea'
WASHINGTON march ~ ,li., e',''on ,'.''1
were presented ana re'erleu' - oiii "as ,h'io =,
duced 10 appoint ana retire eehcrai 1ouh y
Fremont as haalor Gehcrai' aiso ior .no nu
mission OF otan' fryes rcsoiu''oh cuii'is ~ :,
copies OF the minu'es ana protoco's Oh the FISH
ieries COMMISSION was passeo' eohsiue"''ioh
the uhoerVaiuauoh piiA "us rosu'heu' losoiu
tion was onerea instructng 'he CoHnhi.leo VI
Interstate commerce 10 ihquire INTO w D.
Y. dimculties. by agreement IL was aiio"ou y
lie over Tor Inc prcsent, anu u to''o p. H. III
Senate adjourned. ~
HousE.-Mills asked unanimous consent t
hold the ways ana Means Committee mcetihg
iected Petitions were presented for the passag
of service pensions and per diem bills. bill
was reported fixing the rate of postage on seed
plants, bulbs, etc.. at once cent for each tw
ounces. The urgency deficiency Dill ana senat
amendments were considered ana atterward re
| porteu 10 tne HOUSE. Cohierees "oro aPPoih'