The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-04

game on MS tdIiH flcMsi "iH NO 'N'
ence 10 internal affairs runs Into great
scOld."
MIR Frye "rhe only part Of the com
munica,ion which interested me was the
referring 10 the fisheries questions.
am now trying to solve the problem
therein. viz: The President says there
has been nothing Of moment occurring
ON that subject since March last. why
then. does he so severely crilicise US Tor
not passing retalia;ory legislation
Mr. Mander.en II was not particular
ly struck with what heard OF the mes
sage. | can say, however, that II Mt.
Cleveland will visit the Northwest alter
he has more leisure, he will hnd that our
farmers do not endorse his utterances on
the tariff question"
Mr. Cockrell: Il cannot say much
sbon, the message until shall have read
it over. Generally speaking IT Impressed
me very fayofably." go. "a
Mr. Ransom Il think II was Ike al
that Mr. Cleyelsnd's public communica'
tions have been-a very able ahd SIN
cerely framed instrument"
Mr. Teller: II think that the iirst part
Of the message is full Of spleen. lhere
wa, no silver lining TO the cloud that
overhupg Mr Cleveland when he wrote
il | do not believe that the country Is
In such deplorable condition as he
would have us believe As 10 the admin.
is,ration OF the different departments !
want 10 say In answer 10 the fresiueht
thatthe Postoilice Department was never
in a worse condition than /! ID 10 day
THE SENATE.
WAsHISGToy, December 3.-The Eff.
tieth Congress assembled for its second
and final session at noon to-day. Long
before that hour the Senate galleries be-
gsn IN fin At - o'clock Senator In
Sells entered the chamber escortlng the
cbanlain Mr.. Butler When the gaVel
descended there were. .foriy-two Senators
present Mr.. Buffers prayer was brlef.
He asked for a blessing on the PRESIDENT
and the President-elect. AT the conclu,,
sion of the prayer Mr.. ingalls, announced
the Senate in session. -.
The customary committees no'ileu
the President and the House that tDe
Senate WAS ready for the Transaction ol
business. when a recess was taken lt
await the Presidents message. Al l:5'
om the message was received ana III
resding was begun. At the conclusion
Of the reading the Senate, at 2'5o pm
adjourned. .r p,
TARIFF DIsCUs5O OK TO BE Hh@OMLD -
TIE SENATE.
} WAsHIEGTos, ID. g., Dec. Sine sun
committee Of tie -enatc Finance CON
mit,ee having In charge the tarin ques
ton. resumed this afternoon us regula
hearings. Representatives OF Inc gul
= and cutlery interest were here TO day
senator AldIich stated TO a rep
rosontstiye of the United Pres
thai the Finance Committee woul'
4 discne. tomorrow morning III
i nolicv 10 DO adopted at this session o
T ihe tariff question. He said that sll th
r Renublican members of the c0mm!lle
J. now in tie city favored running the po
lev agreed on when Congress adjourned
continuing tho discussion OF the measul 1
: until fl should be passed MI hiscoc
= and Mr.. Jones, Of Nevada, are the ON
+ Republican members Of the commute
0 absent from the city, and MI Aldric
= avs that Mr IiscoCk, he knows, iaVol
I. the immediate resumption OF the tsri
a discussion.
THE HOUSE
y WASHINGTON, December D or iuii
= an bour before Speaker Carlisle, at
: O'Clock to-day. struck his desk win
. new gayel aud called the House 10 ord'
- a sc.ne was presented on the toor whlc
- was exceedingly noisy aud mir-hiu
' The desks Of the members we're near
~ all occupied, and each man TAXED 10 u
:. other in q loud tone OF voice, eXplalnir
election incidents and accidents. Inc
was much handshaking. When Dl
Randall. looking fairly well, entered al
took bis seat a few minutes before
o'clock be was Immediately suHound'
ye and heartily congratulated upon his co
d, yalescence A splendid hoFsI onetll
e stood on his desk =,
al Mrs. Cleveland and her mother, NJ
N Folsom. occupied front seat OF |
ls' diplomatic gallery. The other gamer
~ were filled TO overilowing Aiter
al blind chaplain, Rev. D. l.. Milburn' d
OF ofTered supplicalion, and the readi
at clerk began To call the roll OF the hou
'es the members recommended their chatt
At, The Presidents message was receiV'
're ana lis reading began at $50. Nea
ry cverv member was present, Inc oi
$50 nrominent absentee being Mr. Rand
Il Who after answering to the Toll'call,
as ,be Capital. The strlctest attention
,iy the beginning OF the reading was gi'
no hv members on both sides OF the cha
49, Der.
ith The first subject to cause applause
inc at the conclusion OF the paragraph
Ike cussing the tariff. Democrats leu
at Messrs Springer, Herbert and 9th
'op broke out into a round of hand-clappi
lth II was of short duration, however,
On did not cause the Clerk 10 halt IN
lies reading. When the message touched
the dismissal of Minister Sackyille, an
IL was necessary to the dignity OF this y
res, ernment 10 have "a new personal Gu
sno mel of communication win vi
ing Britain" the Republicans broke ou
., derisiye laughter, which was rene
~ >, wn,n the clerk read the passage say
-, the British Ministers offence TOOK p
~ at the crisis of a presidential elect
'ns and again where he read the references
oes Minister Sackville as "the person;
'n i Interest In the message haggea
-, the reading of the recommenoaiiol
sny anI tbe various departments were reac
uSI .I,' and mem bers all over the House kep
~ a constant buzz of conversation, VII
san @ one another and smoked and talkf
ems groups behind the screens
en- = At31 p m. the reading was concl
u ard the House adjourned.
tts BRiEF TELEGR ANS.
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wAsnIsaroN. ID. c., Dec. 81
Court OF Claims to-day decided
Colonel John 4. Mosby Is entitled