Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-05
WANT PUsuc BUILDINGS.
4 Dslags sf Bills Providing fer Erection
sfRublic BuildinRs,

akEnDihe nouoln8es
WArHrseroS. January 5.-Bills provid-
ing for the erection of public buildings have
been introduced in the House as follows:
By Mr.. Morrow. of California, at San Fran
cisco, for army purposes, and at Washing
6ymsa, Of Colorsdo, At Pueblo; by Mr..
Granger, OF Connecticut, at Bridgeport;
By Af. Davidson, Of Florida, at Tails
ha0e: BY Mr.. Gaines of Georgia, at Coium-
bus, Ga; by Mr.. Hovey, Of Indiana, at
Evansville; by Mr.. Bynum, Of Indiana, At
Indianapolis, [for the enlargement of build
mg); by Mr.. Holman. of Indiana. at Madi-
son, Ind. by Mr. Holmes. of Iowa, at Fort
Dodge; by Mr.. Struble. OF Iowa, at Sioux
City; BY Mr.. Perkins, Of Kansas, at
Winfield, Kas.; by Mr.. Fewton, of
LouisiAns, st Monroe. La; by
Nr. Boutelle, Of Maine. at Holton;
BY Mr.. Lodge, Of Massachusetts,, At Lynn;
BY Mr. Allen, Of Massachusetts,, at Lowell;
800; BY Mr Cuscheon, of Michigan, at Mus
keeon; by Mr.. Cutcheon, of Michigan, at
Msnastee; by Mr.. Fisher, Of Michigan, at
Bay City; BY Mr.. Brewer, of Michigan, At
lansing; by Mr.. Nelson, Of Minnesota, at
Duluth; BY Mr.. Catchings, of Mississippi,
st yicksburg; by Mr.. Heard, of Missouri, at
Ssdalia; BY Mr.. Warner, Of Missouri, at
Kansas City; by Mr.. Wade, Of Missouri, at
Springfield; by Mr.. Dorsey, of Nebraska, at
fremont; by Mr.. Dorsey. of Nebraska. at
Grand Island: by Mr.. McShane of Ne
braska. st Omaha; BY Mr.. Mcshane,
ot Nebraska, at Plattsburg. by
By Mr.. Gallaher, of New Hampshire. at
Paterson; BY Mr.. Buchanan. of New Jer-
Ry, 1t Atlantic City; by Mr.. McAdoo q
Esv Jersey. At Jersey City; by Mr.. Hires,
of New Jersey, at Bridgeton; by Mr.. Far
Quhar, Of New York, at Buffalo; by Mr..
ketcham. of New York, at Hudson; by
NJ. Johnston, Of North Carolina, at Ashe-
vile; BY Mr.. Henderson, Of North Caro-
lima, at Statesville; by Mr.. Thompson, of
Ohio, at Portsmouth: by Mr.. Thompson, of
Ohio, at Gallipolis; by Mr.. wilkins, of
Ohio. at GAINESVILLE; by Mr. Campbell, Of
Ohio. at Hamilton; by Mr.. Bootnman, of
Ohio. At Defiance: by Mr.. Herman, of
Oregon. st Portland; by Mr.. Her
man, Of Oregon, at Morgan; BY Mr.:
by NJ. Osborne. Of Pennsylvania, at
Wilkesbarre: by Mr.. Darlington, of Penn
syirsnia, At Chester; by Mr.. Heistand, Of
Pennsylvania, At Lancaster; by Mr.. Scull,
Of Pennsylvania. At Altoona; by Mr.. Cul-
bertsOn, Of Texas, Texarkana; by Mr.. Ab-
brstt, Of Texas, at Fort Worth; by Mr. Mar.
tin, of TeXss, at Palestine; by Mr. Grain,
Of Texas, st Brownsville by Mr. BouteI, Of
Virginia, 1t No folk; by Mr.. Browne, Of
sctisa on that molten was withheld to
evs Mr. Teller an opportunity to make
some remarka Mr.. Teller spoke briefly in
reply 70 Mr.. voorhees, criticisms of his
(Teller's) former statements. He stated
hat haA fr~unArtIx, hAAn 70
accumulations Of surplus in the Treasury
than when the President sent his message,
and that the assumption that the present
condition of affairs was . threat against the
cOuntry's prosperity. was not based upon
an honeet conviction. He denied that the
people were suffering under burdens of
taxation. or were crying for relief. When
ever the voice of the people had been
heard, il had declared il TO be q funda-
mental American principle that the public
debt shall be paid. There were S23O, ,OOo, coo
to become payable four years hence, and
how, he asked. was the debt to be
provided for if the revenues were TO be re-
auced to the level of current expenses
When some years ago it was proposed to
exclude the Chinese, because they came
here TO compete with American labor for
wages, while their habits were such that
they consumed little or nothing produced
BY American labor, nearly all the Demo
cratic Senators favored the proposition.
nov IL was proposed 70 extend to the
Chinese the privilege of doing the labor At
home and sending the manufactures here.
He doubted if Democratic House, even at
the behest of the President and a the risk
Of los Of favor for refusal, would venture
to face the American labOrer with such .
record.
The pending resolution to refer the Pro
6dent's message TO the finance COMMITTEES
vos not aceed upon. The chair laid before
the Senate the unfinished business-ths
education bill.
Al $50 the Senate went into secret ses-
Ion, and Eve minutes later adjourned
4 Few PSintsrs.
The reoeat statistics Of the numbar OF
deaths show that the large majority die
With eousuoptien. This disease may COM
oeooe with any apparently harmless cough
Which eaA b cured instantly BY Kemp's
Balaaa for The Throat and Lungs, which ID
Ruafantsed b care and relieve al cases.
Pnso Soc. end 81. Trial size free. Foi
salo b 7. J. Casper. II east Main street.
Channcsy n. DepsW says that the Puri-
~ ely pesesaded 70 IKE pork and beans,
snA Bo0osn = fufiooa.
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